full-disclosure - IIS hacking contest

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Message-ID: <6.1.2.0.0.20050407152338.01c18b70@localhost>
Date: Thu Apr  7 21:29:06 2005
From: lists at domain-logic.com (Randall Perry)
Subject: IIS hacking contest

But that's not quite real world.
Is the server running SQL server? Oracle?
Or is it just serving static pages and is sitting behind a reverse proxy 
[on FreeBSD].
There aren't any details there.

Suppose no one cracks the box, that just means someone didn't want to spill 
their guts for a retail Xbox.
I can suppose there are groups out there that would rather people assume it 
'really is secure' regardless of critical flaws that are publicized and 
regardless of the quiet black hats that aren't falling for an x-shaped carrot

Randy.
At 03:16 PM 4/7/2005, you wrote:
>Here's your chance to shut up all those IIS people from saying it is secure.
>(Or prove them right)
>There is a contest to hack IIS, and the winner gets an XBOX, plus the pride
>of saying that they have hacked an "impenetrable IIS environment."
>
>http://www.hackiis6.com/
>
>--Bryan
>
>
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