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The Web Hacking Incidents Database
Last update:17 February 2008
List of Incidents for a Classification
Please note that classifications are a new feature and not all entries in WHID are already classified, so when you get a certain number of entries for a classification, WHID might have more records matching that classification that we did not classify yet. We hope to complete the classification process soon.
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List of incidents for which Country is Brazil
2 incidents listed
Reported: 01 January 2008Occurred: 09 November 2007
Classifications:
- Attack Method: SQL Injection
- Country: Brazil
- Country: USA
- Origin: Russia
- Outcome: Planting of Malware
- Vertical: Government
RBN was a big story. It was a hackers group that could work relatively freely in Russia due to rumors connections in high windows. This way it could allow safe hosting for malware. For getting people to the malware they penetrated web sites around the world, and the references article mentioned SQL injection as the method they infiltrated more high profile sites such as US government sites.
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Reported: 01 January 2008Occurred: 29 January 2007
Classifications:
- Attack Method: Credential/Session Prediction
- Country: Brazil
- Outcome: Disclosure Only
- Vertical: Finance
IDG now reports a bug in the internet banking application of Unibanco, a Brazilian Bank. The vulnerability allowed logged users to view transaction receipts of other unrelated users by changing the "receipt ID" on the form or URL.
Reported by Alexandre Sieira
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