
SCO website hacked twice with erroneous mention of Microsoft
Date: November 30, 2004Source: mi2g Intelligence Unit
The mirror can be accessed via Zone-H at:
http://www.zone-h.org/defaced/2004/11/29/www.sco.com/
In another defacement, hackers inserted "SCO vs World" at the top of one of the site's pages. The vandalised text went on to state that SCO had discovered "parts of our code in almost all Microsoft(R) software. We want to bring an action against Microsoft(R) and our legal department is working on that."
The mirror can be accessed via Zone-H at:
http://www.zone-h.org/defaced/2004/11/29/www.sco.com/redhat/
Unconfirmed rumours are suggesting that the site might have been defaced using a bug in a PHP script, usually part of an Open Source web server architecture. The defacement shows a message that appears to link back to the SCO versus IBM court case, where SCO claimed certain rights over specific parts of the Linux kernel...
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