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> By temporarily defacing the Sega website I may have missed it but what did they deface? I see a proof of script execution in what appears to be an uploaded
by kiklion 5y ago
> By temporarily defacing the Sega website
I may have missed it but what did they deface?
I see a proof of script execution in what appears to be an uploaded file of a random string of letters and numbers .htm address.
So if don’t correctly there is a near zero chance of any public user stumbling into the site.
- whoknew1122 5y agoThey clearly said they modified careers.sega.co.uk and posted a screenshot of the careers site displaying vpnoverview's logo (https://vpnoverview.com/wp-content/uploads/screenshot-about-sega-page-defaced-image.png https://vpnoverview.com/wp-content/uploads/screenshot-about-...)
- vlunkr 5y agoThey say it "briefly" showed that logo. Who knows how long that is.
- whoknew1122 5y agoThe question was whether a site was defaced, not how long it was defaced for.
- christophetd 5y agoIt's been taken down, but still available through https://web.archive.org/web/20211230160444/https://vpnoverview.com/wp-content/uploads/screenshot-about-sega-page-defaced-image.png https://web.archive.org/web/20211230160444/https://vpnovervi...