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Posted
3 minutes ago, Caldera said:

In some cases they would really look wiser if they refrained from "explaining" things. This is such a case.

 

Why, I like it.

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Posted (edited)
7 minutes ago, internationalism said:

data leak was exposed on Sunday at 2pm by andrew macgregor marshall.

some claim to see it several days ago.

some claim they had chance to see all data.

Not sure, why foreign ministry has to lie? that website and this matter is in competence of health ministry.

It it because also diplomatic corp and the UN workers data was exposed? All of them had to register through this website.

If criminals, terrorists will get hold of those addresses it will have serious consequences 

 

So Andrew MacGregor announces it to the whole world and all it's criminals, but does not push the very prominent report bugs button at the bottom of the main page.

 

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Posted (edited)
5 minutes ago, rabas said:

 

So Andrew MacGregor announces it to the whole world and all it's criminals, but does not push the very prominent report bugs button at the bottom of the main page.

 

report bug was only added to this website, after it was shut down on monday afternoon. 

The only operating function on this website is reporting bug.

Most likely programmers had a very long weekend, left site unattended, came back on Monday noon and were ordered by the foreign ministry to shut it down

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Golden Triangle said:

There was no " Report Bugs" button prior to this incident. ????

 

There was one when I signed up on the 7th. I remember thinking about reporting a few things. It was made more prominent later.

Posted
8 minutes ago, rabas said:

 

There was one when I signed up on the 7th. I remember thinking about reporting a few things. It was made more prominent later.

I have to be honest & say I didn't see one, it was mentioned by more than a few members that reported a 'New' report button when the site was reopened after the debacle.????

Posted
2 minutes ago, Golden Triangle said:

I have to be honest & say I didn't see one, it was mentioned by more than a few members that reported a 'New' report button when the site was reopened after the debacle.????

 

I remember it being inside after entering the system. It was later made prominent on the front page after the issue.  I struggled like others for days although I was successful on the first day and again later when they lost data and menus stopped working for some. As a programmer myself, I worked hard to understand the bugs and posted a few hints, including the Unix origin of Jan 1 1970. 

 

As a master bug maker, I thought about giving them feedback. I can't imagine thinking about that if I had not seen a way to do it. Having said all that, I could be wrong.

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Posted
33 minutes ago, rabas said:

 

So Andrew MacGregor announces it to the whole world and all it's criminals, but does not push the very prominent report bugs button at the bottom of the main page.

 

 

Actually, the very best thing to do in this case, especially considering Thailand, is to make the public aware. Public awareness and pressure is the best remedy to get it resolved as quickly as possible.

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Posted
9 minutes ago, RotBenz8888 said:

And now the immigration... 

 

 

???? URGENT WARNING: Are you using the online form to book an appointment at Bangkok Immigration? You should be aware of a data breach that exposes all of your personal data such as passport number, nationality, date of birth, email, telephone number, visa expiry date etc.

The Immigration data breach is NOT a hack. All you have to do is change certain characters in the URL of your completed booking form to see data for other people. I am sure a high school student could write a simple script to mine all of this data going back years. 

The Immigration data breach affects anyone who has ever used this website: http://203.151.166.132/immigrant_queue/booking to book an appointment for Immigration offices in Bangkok. 

#Bangkok #Thailand

 

https://www.facebook.com/100044288176713/posts/351612566325013/

Ugly, and not funny.  What absurdity this is.

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Posted
2 hours ago, Caldera said:

In some cases they would really look wiser if they refrained from "explaining" things. This is such a case.

 

yup.

there already is "mansplaining" things, but now we can certainly be sure that there is such a thing as "thaisplaining"

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, rabas said:

So Andrew MacGregor announces it to the whole world and all it's criminals, but does not push the very prominent report bugs button at the bottom of the main page.

 

as far as I understood, the bug design flaw reckless highschool-student-level programming had already been there for 24 hours before he posted it.

 

maybe authorities were alerted right away but did nothing until the news hit social media. as it is so often the case in Thailand.

 

and let's face it, when slightly changing the text on their ultra-simple page, they don't even manage to get the spacing and padding right. it seems like nobody cares.

 

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looking a the page's source code,  they use tables for layout and inline styles. LOL.

of course, bootstrap and jquery are completely needed to display that page 555

 

and very cute, the DDC's email address has been hidden from view by wrapping it with HTML comment tags

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, RotBenz8888 said:

And now the immigration... 

 

 

???? URGENT WARNING: Are you using the online form to book an appointment at Bangkok Immigration? You should be aware of a data breach that exposes all of your personal data such as passport number, nationality, date of birth, email, telephone number, visa expiry date etc.

The Immigration data breach is NOT a hack. All you have to do is change certain characters in the URL of your completed booking form to see data for other people. I am sure a high school student could write a simple script to mine all of this data going back years. 

The Immigration data breach affects anyone who has ever used this website: http://203.151.166.132/immigrant_queue/booking to book an appointment for Immigration offices in Bangkok. 

#Bangkok #Thailand

 

https://www.facebook.com/100044288176713/posts/351612566325013/

 

what a farce

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