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  • OwlHoot
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    God, that's diabolical - It's bad enough having the problem in the first place, but once once they knew of it then not bothering to fix it for months is incompetence beyond belief.

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  • mudskipper
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    First thing I check on any site that sticks a customer or orderId in the querystring. eek's choccie site passed the mudskipper security check. So does CUK

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  • vwdan
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    The architecture is bad, but the decision to ignore the warnings are downright gross negligence.

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  • NickFitz
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    It's a good one, only improved when somebody discovered that it also works over HTTP (no S) and without the Basic Authorization header

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  • Jeebo72
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    Having worked there previously, I probably know the person. Not me though.

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  • DaveB
    started a topic OK, who was it?

    OK, who was it?

    Coding shonky websites again....

    THREE MILLION Moonpig accounts exposed by flaw

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