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CIA.gov and Nasa.gov Vulnerable to XSS, hacked by D35M0ND142

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Lee J

D35M0ND142 has discovered that two of well most known websites and two most high profile and what you would like to be high security websites have been yet again exposed to XSS Vulnerable. **Message in the releases **

first of all, this attack did not have any purpose or malicious damage. I just wanted to show that there is a bad vulnerability in a site of great importance as this, and need to be repaired.

Now this is a small scale attack but hey, its the CIA and NASA, come on America get on top of your game, stop spending money on crap and start looking into what the real problems are before they get you in more trouble then you already are. Any ways not much else to say on this besides lulz… NASA.gov   ** CIA.gov XSS**

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