full-disclosure - T-Moble still vulnerable, 1 year after being hacked

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Message-ID: <20050217230221.74786.qmail@web61309.mail.yahoo.com>
From: eric_alberg at yahoo.com (eric alberg)
Subject: T-Moble still vulnerable,
	1 year after being hacked 

Jack Koziol's blog over at InfoSec Institute shows that T-Mobile's website is still vulnerable. Even though he hasn't exploited the security holes, it looks like there are still several problems related to the authentication process that was hacked last year:

http://www.infosecinstitute.com/blog/ethical_hacking_computer_forensics.html

Eric 

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