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Author Topic: [CLOSED] ZIGGAP crowd sourced security auditing. 80.5 BTC in potential winnings!  (Read 2409 times)
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January 03, 2013, 11:16:39 PM
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Not a security flaw, but bug:
Go to Buy Bitcoins -> Select nothing ("Select payment method") -> Enter address (12gKdNCYoEZ9SfnRkiouNJV2QrCdyC8ooD) -> Error page "Bad gateway"

Edit: and please include "labels" for the textboxes, I had to look in the source which field is for what (IE)...

The text boxes have labels in them, until you click in the text box and start typing.

I understand what you mean, I see them in the source however they not show up in my Internet Explorer...

EDIT; see screenshot below
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January 03, 2013, 11:37:10 PM
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Ssh should be using /etc/hosts.allow.  no reason to let every IP connect to it.
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January 04, 2013, 05:30:48 AM
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And purchase another server to run ejabberd on for frontend.ziggap.com. Smiley Unless that's part of the service somehow.

Ssh should be using /etc/hosts.allow.  no reason to let every IP connect to it.
You could also set up a service like OpenVPN (UDP + drops any packets that don't have the HMAC = very good stealth) and then SSH & XMPP inside the VPN so there are no TCP ports open to the outside world except 80 and 443.

Surface area, etc.
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