Updated: May 12th, 2007

Edit: Ha! Google now returns 1.6mil results (when I first put the key up, it was only 800). Also, almost immediately after this post was indexed by google, the server started experiencing DoS attacks from various IPs in US and Germany. Your dirty tactics didn't work, bastards, the key is all over the place now.

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Destroy DRM.



Shocking…

An unbelievable security flaw in locks, this is a very good lockpicking technique, works on at least 90% of all pin locks, very interesting, the man in the video is Barry Wels, a lock and security extrodinaire.



Updated: July 15th, 2006

Edit: this has now been fixed, but I'm sure many sites are still vulnerable.

Here's the link: click here

Unbelievable! This exploit is claimed to exist on 250+ sites. Here's the quote from the guy who found it:

"Look by yourself - this is how citibank.com cares about phishing and password theft. I reported it 20 hours ago. Nothing happened. Maybe it's time to make it public? It is an active link to working exploit, ready to send YOUR data from citibank.com domain to attacker's server - so dont give your real login and pass please."

Reported on digg.com.