Post a dump.
E: when in doubt dump it out!
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It will never cease to amaze me that the IDF's entire DNS can be 
'd by some kids online with free webstressers
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Death to ameriKKKa, death to piSSrael
Hope something funny comes out of the info.
Exciting
May 18: I published details about the TeleMessage server's vulnerability in WIRED. TLDR: if anyone on the internet loaded the URL archive.telemessage.com/management/heapdump, they would download a Java heap dump from TeleMessage's archive server, containing plaintext chat logs, among other things.
Lmfao, absolute clown fiesta.
I never tire of people setting passwords to "password" level hacks.
Holy fuck lmao
Funniest thing I've read. Like no way it was that easy.
Yup, apparently it’s a debug mode in Spring Boot that they just left on in production.
Who’s ass was using that old tech for this stack anyway and being like “oh this is just as secure but with logging!”
Guys it’s almost as if these old fascist pieces of shit didn’t grow up with tech at all