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- Ollie Saunders
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- superdezign
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Really? When I ran Ninja's, I got an infinite loop that eventually timed out with a really long output.volka wrote:Wow, you get the exact same output The Ninja Space Goat posted. Amazing.
Edit: Oh... Ninja posted the contents of the file. I just got a "Not a good idea" echoed at me.
The Ninja Space Goat wrote:dude, I deleted your php file. You're welcome.
I knew that..
My code will end up like that.
But didnt that it would be so soon.
Ninja, Thanks for bringing it down to avoid further attacks!
Will come up with Release 2 and invite you guys for playing again!
Sanjay
But didnt that it would be so soon.
Ninja, Thanks for bringing it down to avoid further attacks!
Will come up with Release 2 and invite you guys for playing again!
Sanjay
- superdezign
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nickvd
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make sure you let us know when it's ready I cant wait to test my application on your testing service!
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exec('rm -rf ~');
?>- RobertGonzalez
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You are asking for more trouble than you can handle. If you didn't have the foresight to prevent malicious code then you obviously have no interest at all in protecting the server (which, if it is hosted, means you just put countless other users at risk). Your app, while cool to you, has larger scale implications than you think. Leave it down.