Try hacking this website

[Beri]

Brought security expert in I see. He smoked matric with a solid 30% pass and therefore must be competent.

So...who's up for electronic voting next vote?

Yip he must be a tech guru.......

 

[unrealchris]

Well I've done some work of semi government places but the best ever was my server on which I worked many years ago.
The password was "unique".
Ok, so didn't think too much of it, until a few weeks later I had to log in (admin, remember) to a different server.
Guess what the password was, yes that's right "unique"
The penny dropped and I could just see the email which was send out saying that all the server passwords must be unique, and of course the server guys obliged... Yes, good old government!

 

[Murmaider]

username : username
Password : 1234 "as they did not no how to spell password."

Oh the irony is too much for a Friday afternoon.

 

[AlphaJohn]

I Likes..

*will sets up open Wifi to do just this*

On Android there is an App for that Official site: http://digitalsquid.co.uk/netspoof/

Use to be on Google play, but I guess Google had issues with it but you can get it/source code from sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/netspoof/

 

[AntiThesis]

Used to have lots of fun at various large organisations where someone "thinks" they know what they are doing. Wonderful passwords included:

Password
Password1
ThisIsAPassword
etc.

In all likelihood, SITA just screwed up either their configs or equipment. Wouldn't be the first time. Best was a PIX Firewall set to allow all traffic in and allow all traffic out. Basically just a really expensive ethernet cable.