have you been to the nissan north america site lately???
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have you been to the nissan north america site lately???
I went there to verify the link before I gave it to someone so they could download the owner's manual....and got some weird ish
did nissan lose another url??
http://www.nissan-techinfo.com/
did nissan lose another url??
http://www.nissan-techinfo.com/
Originally posted by tomcat
Figures... they are running IIS4. :-(
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/...submit=Examine
Tomcat
Figures... they are running IIS4. :-(
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/...submit=Examine
Tomcat
So what does that mean? Is really that easy to get in? How about this Zeus/3.4 on Solaris?
Originally posted by tomcat
Zeus should be far less hackable.... the only web servers I have personally seen hacked where I work are IIS servers. Simple exploits to do whatever. Personally I prefer Apache based servers. Obviously not bullet-proof but far less hacked than IIS. It appears that www.nissan.com is running Apache on Linux so it is far less vulnerable than the nissan-techinfo site. I'm a big fan of Solaris servers....but I can't discount the Mac web server we had that ran for 4 years straight...never a problem and never needed a security patch for the web software. I guess there is security through obscurity :-) :-)
Tomcat
Zeus should be far less hackable.... the only web servers I have personally seen hacked where I work are IIS servers. Simple exploits to do whatever. Personally I prefer Apache based servers. Obviously not bullet-proof but far less hacked than IIS. It appears that www.nissan.com is running Apache on Linux so it is far less vulnerable than the nissan-techinfo site. I'm a big fan of Solaris servers....but I can't discount the Mac web server we had that ran for 4 years straight...never a problem and never needed a security patch for the web software. I guess there is security through obscurity :-) :-)
Tomcat
Nissan has been fighting this guy for years now trying to suck all of his funds dry to get the domain cause they were too stupid to register first. The computer store owner is still fighting it and I applaud him for it. It's quite disgusting what Nissan is doing to this guy...
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Zues has had it's share of bad programming also but IIS is a full time baby sitting job especially since most script kiddie tools that are built on windows and Microsoft has alot of enemies. Any good coder with a compiler, debugger and a knowledge of assembly will search for holes til wee hours in the morning.
Apache by far has had a really good track record (especially since the code is freely available to the world) up until last month a group named gobbles came out with a chunked encoding buffer overflow that worked on numerous versions of apache
By far the too most secure webservers I've come across are:
Stronghold (commercial apache)
Netscape Fastrack 3.6 sp3 (the old one, obscurity)
and the platform, of course would be solaris, its the maxima of OS'es
phew just made it max related.
pfssh
woosh
Apache by far has had a really good track record (especially since the code is freely available to the world) up until last month a group named gobbles came out with a chunked encoding buffer overflow that worked on numerous versions of apache
By far the too most secure webservers I've come across are:
Stronghold (commercial apache)
Netscape Fastrack 3.6 sp3 (the old one, obscurity)
and the platform, of course would be solaris, its the maxima of OS'es
phew just made it max related.
pfssh
woosh
Originally posted by woosh
and the platform, of course would be solaris, its the maxima of OS'es
phew just made it max related.
and the platform, of course would be solaris, its the maxima of OS'es
phew just made it max related.
And..uuh...to keep it Max related, FreeBSD is a supercharged Max compared to Slowlaris being a Max.
(Well, for me anyway..to each their own).
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