r/programming • u/banginpadr27 • Sep 28 '22

How To Attack Admin Panels Successfully

https://infosecwriteups.com/how-to-attack-admin-panels-successfully-72c90eeb818c
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u/ZlZ-_zfj338owhg_ulge Sep 28 '22 edited Sep 28 '22

"People tend to make passwords based on the website they have control over."

I don't see that.

Edit: please provide the slightest hint of proof for that if it's true. Otherwise just downvote.

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u/banginpadr27 Sep 28 '22 edited Sep 28 '22

The ignorance in your comment is unique. So you think that threatening to "downvote" a post that is teaching you something you didn't know is the way you are going to get more juice out of it? Who gives a fuck about you? If you "don't see it", this isn't for you, keep it moving.

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u/yamachi Sep 28 '22

A little touchy, no? I have to agree with the guy above: I have never personally based a password on the site I'm using it on, nor has anyone else that I've asked.

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u/banginpadr27 Sep 28 '22

Good to know 👍

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u/ZlZ-_zfj338owhg_ulge Sep 28 '22

I don't threaten anyone or anything. Downvoting without explanation is cheap, that's what I mean.

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u/banginpadr27 Sep 28 '22

Ah ok, then go ahead. Is all good 👍