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Or look for it in your favorite neighborhood (independent or chain) bookstore. Ask them to order it for you if you don't see it on the shelves or right up front.
Yes, we were hacked
I’ve nearly recovered or recreated all the pages and templates that were damaged by the nasty little scriptkiddy who hacked our server. I’d rather not go into detail about how it happened, at least until I’m sure we’ve locked the barn door.
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Why did someone hack you? Was it personal, political, professional, philosophical? Or just random?
And now a message for the hacker: Yo hacker! I'll bet you're so stupid that you'll waste time trying to trace me. And hack me too. And fail. I've never been hacked successfully, so piss off.
There. That ought to annoy him. Or her.
Posted by: Owsley Stanley IV at March 13, 2006 10:35 PMActually, I think it's simple bullying. There was a flaw in our web server that enabled a simple "exploit" by a mindless script kiddy. For me, it means whitewashing over a bunch of graffiti, mostly.
In a few cases a blog template or non-blog page was damaged and I'll either need to recreate the page from memory or take this as an opportunity to do some re-design.
I don't think this "hacker" (doesn't deserve the honorific, honestly) is anywhere near smart enough to track you down, er, Bear.
Posted by: xian at March 15, 2006 4:09 PM