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"Orchid XP v8" <voi### [at] dev null> wrote in message
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> When I was at university (5 years ago) security was *mentioned*. Like,
> once or twice maybe. I think I recall somebody mentioning that we should
> go find out what "SQL injection" means and why it's bad. And that's
> about it. [It wasn't in the exam, so I cannot *imagine* anybody bothered
> to actually look it up. Except me, anyway. I had great fun breaking all
> my classmate's web sites...]
We had one optional (extra credit) section on a network prac that involved
hacking various computers around the university.
Questions included getting a login prompt on the admin's server (IP
restricted), modifying the Journ dept's website and obtaining a file from
one of the Comp Sci lecturer's PCs
Most of the class didn't even try. The login prompt was exceptionally easy.
The rest were rather more challenging
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