I'm curious to know what the attack vector was to hijack Craigslist; and of course if the affiliate link will credit the attackers with funding if they discover their visitors were fraudulent.
I guess you could call it dual-primary - I'm quite evenly split between Fedora and Windows. I like Fedora because my work runs RHEL on its VMs and it is easy to have the two set up similarly. I like the package manager…
I'm curious to know what the attack vector was to hijack Craigslist; and of course if the affiliate link will credit the attackers with funding if they discover their visitors were fraudulent.
I guess you could call it dual-primary - I'm quite evenly split between Fedora and Windows. I like Fedora because my work runs RHEL on its VMs and it is easy to have the two set up similarly. I like the package manager…