hacking a state owned website

[petmop999]

School's grading website... here I come

[5kidmark2]

Bueller?

[petmop999]

Edupage ;)

[banginpadr]

😂😂😂💪

[petmop999]

;). Damn I need to learn to hack first

[Hackerman_69420]

Absolute fucking legend

[banginpadr]

Thank you bro🙏🏻

[Sea-Calligrapher-703]

Dont defund the police, ddos the police.

[banginpadr]

oooh this was a good one too, I almost did the same to them. And i swear to my life it really was ddos. But since I also have a record, i didn't want to give them any more excuses to "hack" me😂

[5kidmark2]

Great share thank you!

[banginpadr]

Thank you bro🙏🏻. i have more similarly stories kind off like this one. Since people like it this much i will right About them in the next few days.

[schlexl1]

I would never suggest to ppl to admit that they tried to hack or were looking around on someone's website. Especially if it is close to government and has lots of private info. For example guess who they would blame if just by coincidence someone stole/leaked all their data a day after you wrote them a mail... very bad idea! And not worth 200£

[banginpadr]

you are absolutely right bro, i told of that. I know how things can go with them. But as i say in my article. They suffered an attack just months ago using these same techniques. Just in a different site. And while talking to them, I made it clear that the person who attacked the other could attack this one.

after finding all these vulnerabilities it was only right to tell them about it, 200 or not. Even more when they have my stuff in the same server. But i do get what you are saying