Massive flaw in old Ster-Kinekor website leaked clients’ private data

[Kevin Lancaster]

Massive flaw in old Ster-Kinekor website leaked clients’ private data

Ster-Kinekor’s old website, which was replaced in 2016, had a security flaw which leaked the private data of as many as 6.7 million users.

South African software developer Matt Cavanagh, who goes by RogueCode, discovered the vulnerability and alerted Ster-Kinekor to it.

 

[Thor]

Is there a list?

 

[scudsucker]

Is there a list?

There seems to be one here:

http://pastebin.com/imqqwhXB

 

[saor]

Has anyone brought it to SK's attention there's a massive flaw in their new site?
It's a complete cluster****.

 

[Thor]

There seems to be one here:

http://pastebin.com/imqqwhXB

:crylaugh:

This is more what I am looking for http://pastebin.com/QJgdkFqK

 

[Napalm2880]

Has anyone brought it to SK's attention there's a massive flaw in their new site?
It's a complete cluster****.

"its new multi-million-rand world-class system" :crylaugh:

 

[Arthur]

Ag no man. Another day, another hack.

So sad there are people who take perverse pleasure in hacking other people's sites, entering others' property and helping themselves. Every key we carry is a symbol of our human family's dishonesty.

We can't solve our human problems with technology. The only way this can change is if each and every one of us freely chooses to respect other people's property.

A pox on these and all hackers.

/weeps for humanity

 

[backstreetboy]

RogueCode is roguemat on the forum right? Windows 10 mobile is now dead and nobody downloads his apps anymore so now he muck about with other people's data?

 

[saor]

RogueCode is roguemat on the forum right? Windows 10 mobile is now dead and nobody downloads his apps anymore so now he muck about with other people's data?

They found a flaw and reported it. What are you on about?

 

[supersunbird]

RogueCode is roguemat on the forum right? Windows 10 mobile is now dead and nobody downloads his apps anymore so now he muck about with other people's data?

Yeah, he should just leave it exposed and tell no one and just let other nefarious people access it and use the stolen data for other more sinister things, amirite?

 

[backstreetboy]

They found a flaw and reported it. What are you on about?

Sorry was reading Arthurs post.

 

[roguemat]

Yes, this roguemat.

 

[Arthur]

Sorry was reading Arthurs post.

Ja, apols. My post is rather undirected. A general lament against barbarians.

Roguemat did good. He handled it professionally and responsibility. Hats off to him.

 

[blaaislaai]

Ag no man. Another day, another hack.

So sad there are people who take perverse pleasure in hacking other people's sites, entering others' property and helping themselves. Every key we carry is a symbol of our human family's dishonesty.

We can't solve our human problems with technology. The only way this can change is if each and every one of us freely chooses to respect other people's property.

A pox on these and all hackers.

/weeps for humanity

wtf did i just read

 

[Mr Scratch]

wat

 

[Arthur]

 

[Thor]

Yes, this roguemat.

Why so you want to slaughter Llamas?

 

[backstreetboy]

Yeah, he should just leave it exposed and tell no one and just let other nefarious people access it and use the stolen data for other more sinister things, amirite?

It got fixed anyway when they moved to a new system. Talking about it now is just him trying to suck his own pecker filled with pride.

 

[crackersa]

It got fixed anyway when they moved to a new system. Talking about it now is just him trying to suck his own pecker filled with pride.

Yet is was open for how long? And nothing from star kinekor that users should change password....just claims they were never hacked, which we have heard the same thing from many other companies.

 

[MagicDude4Eva]

What was not mentioned its that Prezence produced a number of apps and websites which are equally "safe".