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Ebuyer.com hacked by @ThisIsGame0ver

Paul by Paul
December 19, 2012
in Data Breaches, Security
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@ThisIsGame0ver contacted cyberwarnews.info about a system breach that took place around 6 hours ago.

Ebuyer.com was the site targeted, which Wikipedia reports has over 3 million users and is in the top 200 most visited sites within the united kingdom.  Game Over found a XSS vulnerability in the site which has caused the server to do a redirect and is, as of now, redirecting to a 310 page  “Error 310 (net::ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS): There were too many redirects.”.

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https://twitter.com/ThisIsGame0ver/status/281217023864885249

Game over claims that this attack was carried out because they “Didn’t deliver my Damn SSD in time for my “event””.

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