Press Release from Goolag.Org :
CULT OF THE DEAD COW CATCHES THE COMMIES PUBLISHING
PORNOGRAPHY ON THEIR WEBSERVERS
NOT SAFE FOR WORK: Chinese Government Web Servers Loaded With Kiddie Porn
Graphics, Sex Toys, And Good Old-Fashioned Pron. Western Government Web
Servers, No Pron But Plenty Of Holes.
Lubbock, TX - March 4th, 2008 - CULT OF THE DEAD COW (cDc), the world's most
attractive hacker group, announced today that it has discovered terabytes of
pornographic content on Chinese government Web servers. The sexually explicit
images were exposed with Goolag Scanner, a Web auditing tool that uses Google
search to reveal Web site vulnerabilities. Goolag Scanner was released on
February 20th by the cDc and has one hundred thousand downloads to date.
"This suggests two things," said cDc spokes-model Oxblood Ruffin. "One,
Adult content is out of control with Chinese Communist Party (CCP) middle-
management types; and, two, Web site security on government and military Web
servers in China is stronger than in the West. Because apart from loads of
dubious wanking material, we didn't find the same kind of vulnerabilities that
we discovered in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and France just for starters. In
fact, we were so concerned about some of the holes we found in the U.S. that
we had our attorney forward some of this data to the Department of Homeland
Security."
HOW GOOLAG SCANNER WORKS
Goolag Scanner is an automated "Google hacking" application. Google hacking
is a form of Web site auditing that takes advantage of "dorks," or extended
search queries, that look for very specific kinds of data (credit card
information, mp3 files, passwords, IP configuration data, etc.). There are
approximately 1500 dorks in circulation. Goolag Scanner searches whatever it
is asked to search: a specific Web site, or a vast network. It will do
whatever it is asked to do. And then it will return the results...
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