PaulSec

Thanks for your reply, I liked it!

It seems like the author burned out not because of the work but because wherever he ended up

Don't get me wrong and maybe I was not clear enough (my bad). The infosec part I mostly contributed to was within some consulting companies where I was hopping from one assignment to another one, having different clients every week. I saw some clients with some really strong security posture, I mean it. The "burn out" I experienced was clearly not related to that but pretty much from hacking, writing report, sleep & repeat.

OP here, that is correct and I am french, I thought that it was right actually. what should have been the proper way to say I left that industry?

What's the difference with Jow?

Yeah, completely bullshit, doesn't do anything..

BTC addresses change all the time and I suspect they are generated randomly as soon as you reach their page.

Just sends GET requests to bunch of URLs in order to steal your bitcoins. This attack has been explained and analyzed couple of weeks ago already. Back at the time, it was about 84 BTC that they tried to launder.

Good job, that looks interesting.

And what about a backdoor? Code is not open-source. Just saying..

I wonder how this got so much points.. Reflected XSS in 2014, yeah..

Same here. You found a DoS in recent browser(s)!

Nothing new in my opinion. I don't understand how it has been unknown for such a long time.

Would be nice to get a website referencing all those "dorks". Interesting.

Seems so much fun. What would be the Hackers News's features for this robot ? :)

I don't get the point from the security companies. Writing viruses will definitely give you the knowledge to understand and (at least try to) protect against them.

Keep it up !