Worst news story I have ever read

Mark Litchfield <[email protected]> Thu, 15 May 2014 11:33:12 -0700
Newsgroups gmane.comp.security.web-applications
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Worst article I have ever read, would expect a lot better from SC 
Magazine. At least understand what you are writing about !!

http://www.scmagazineuk.com/make-money-from-paypal--but-not-legally/article/347142/

"Mark Litchfield, a researcher with Securatary, meanwhile, says he has 
spotted a similar scam which appears to offers access to PayPal's 
PayFlow gateway" - When he uses the word scam, he is suggesting my 
attack is Phishing !!

"This time around, however, the scam appears more complex, as the 
PayFlow gateway requires users to have Partner ID and Vendor ID in order 
to request a new password - a process that normally requires access to 
the user's register email address. - Where exactly did I mention I need 
an email address. Never. Thats the friggin point of the attack, I DO NOT 
NEED an email address as I am bypassing this part of the process

"Commenting on the attack methodologies and strategies used, Sam Temple, 
a director with CREST member Jumpsec, said they appear to be typical 
types of attacks that PayPal have to deal with, such as playing on 
people's greed - just like the old days of `the General' with a few 
million dollars to split with you.

“The website does look well targeted to the young - and the comments add 
nicely to the hook,” he said, adding that anyone installing and running 
an executable from somewhere like this would have to be mad,” and that 
this would probably not stop kids from doing it" - Hey Sam, maybe you 
should peoples work before you go commenting. My attack is NOT phishing, 
I am attacking a server, not a client !!

"Nigel Stanley, CEO of information security consultancy Incoming 
Thought, said that PayPal users need to ensure that they do not give 
their credentials to a third party, whether that is a human or an 
automated piece of software." Again Nigel, read my advisory. I am not 
asking for credentials.

Steve, If your gonna write about stuff, ensure you know what you are 
doing like most other security journalists. I am mortified that you 
would attempt to reduce my hack to a phishing attack !!









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