Disclaimer

All information contained in the DefacerMirror Hacked Website Archive is either collected online from public sources or directly notified anonymously to us. DefacerMirror is neither responsible for the reported computer crimes nor is it directly or indirectly involved with them. You might find some offensive content in the mirrored defacements. DefacerMirror did not produce them, so we cannot be responsible for such content. If you are the administrator of a hacked website mirrored in DefacerMirror, please note that DefacerMirror is not related at all to the defacements themselves.

Rules for Submissions

• The attacker’s name must not exceed 20 characters.
• The team name must be filled in and cannot exceed 30 letters. The team name must not contain any characters. If you do not have a team, simply re-enter your nickname but without special characters (letters only).
• Make sure to select a reason and attack type.
• Ensure that the link is active and the content includes the attacker’s nickname.
• Ensure that the content includes the attacker’s nickname and at least one of the words (hacked, pawned, stamped, kissed, touched).
• Ensure that the URL you submit ends with a valid extension such as: https://link.com/script.html.
• Image file extensions (.jpg, .png, etc.) are not allowed.
• The maximum number of subdomain reports allowed for a single domain is 5 subdomains.

New! u can try mirror using:
https://defacermirror.com/api.php?user=Nickname&team=TeamName&url=link.com

Pemberitahuan: Bot kami sensitif dalam membersihkan data yang dianggap tidak relevan.Anda hanya diperbolehkan maksimal melakukan 6 laporan subdomain pada 1 domain yang teretas.Jika rank atau total report tiba-tiba berkurang..itu ulah bot kami.

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Reason: Just for fun.. Revenge Breaking up with boyfriend/girlfriend Test Skill Challenge Want to make developers cry Other Political Statement Protest Religious Belief Corporate Espionage Financial Gain Hacktivism Personal Dispute Reputation Building Peer Pressure Show Off Revenge for an Unrelated Incident To Prove a Point Testing Security Defenses Showcase Technical Prowess Disruption Data Theft Reveal Vulnerabilities Jealousy Envy Fun Among Friends Testing Tool Effectiveness Creating Chaos Sabotage Desire for Recognition Revenge Against a Company Public Shaming Personal Entertainment To Alarm Others Unethical Competition Misguided Activism Personal Achievement To Distract from Other Issues Challenge to Security Professionals To Teach a Lesson Demonstrate Power Social Influence Cultural Statement Ideological Difference To Get Noticed Test New Exploits To Alarm or Scare Peer Validation To Discredit an Organization To Gain Unauthorized Access To Gain Access to Sensitive Data To Find Out Weaknesses To Gain Control Over Systems Challenge for a Prize To Influence Public Opinion To Get Revenge on an Ex To Annoy Competitors To Show Support for a Cause To Expose Flaws To Encourage Change To Play a Practical Joke To Secure a Favor To Get Back at a Friend To Draw Attention To Create Buzz For Academic Research To Impress Peers For Personal Satisfaction To Disrupt Business For Financial Compensation To Test Security Products To Demonstrate Hacking Skills To Engage in a Game To Gain Unlawful Advantage To Prove Security Weaknesses For Community Recognition To Assert Dominance To See Reactions To Explore Network Security To Learn Through Practice To Compete in Hacking Contests For Personal Gain To Investigate Vulnerabilities To Create a Scandal To Influence Company Decisions To Expose Security Lapses To Test Personal Skills To Explore System Defenses To Challenge Authority To Raise Awareness For a Bet To Uncover Hidden Information To Obtain Data for Research To Make a Statement To Challenge Ethical Boundaries To Experiment with New Techniques To Show Support for a Movement To Prove a Security Flaw To Disrupt Online Services To Expose Insufficient Security To Seek Revenge for Personal Issues To Cause Financial Damage To Support a Cause

Attack Type: known vulnerability undisclosed (new) vulnerability social engineering Dorking.. Developer Mistake Secret Other SQL Injection Local File Inclusion (LFI) Remote File Inclusion (RFI) Directory Traversal Unrestricted File Upload Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR) Broken Authentication Broken Access Control Security Misconfiguration Unprotected API Endpoints Insecure File Permissions Unnecessary Services Running Improper Error Handling Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Unfiltered Input Improper Output Encoding Command Injection Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) Information Disclosure Weak Password Policies Hardcoded Credentials Insecure Default Configurations XML External Entity (XXE) Injection Unmanaged User Session Data Failure to Restrict URL Access Insecure Cache Mechanisms Unpatched Software Vulnerabilities Denial of Service (DoS) Security Flaws in Custom Code Insecure Storage Insecure Data Transmission Inadequate Code Reviews Unsecured Backup Storage Lack of HTTPS Lack of Rate Limiting Insecure Data Storage Insecure Third-Party Components Missing Security Patches Unsecured Data Transmission Clickjacking Improper Use of Security Tokens Exposed Admin Interfaces Insecure Cloud Storage Settings Weak Encryption Algorithms Failure to Patch Known Vulnerabilities Insufficient Logging and Monitoring Uncontrolled Resource Consumption Unprotected Administrative Interfaces Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Unrestricted Cross-Domain Requests Lack of Input Sanitization Insufficient Privacy Settings Exposure of Internal APIs Insecure Communication Protocols Misconfigured Permissions Race Condition Vulnerabilities Application Logic Flaws Insufficient Cryptography Untrusted Deserialization Buffer Overflow Insecure Object References Security Misconfiguration Insufficient Session Expiration Clickjacking Protection Bypass Insecure File Downloads Unfiltered Data Output Insecure Dependency Management Insufficient Data Masking Security Vulnerability in Frameworks Missing Function Level Access Control Race Conditions Improperly Secured Web Services Insufficient Account Protection Weak Passwords Default or Weak Admin Credentials Exposed Admin Directories Improperly Configured Admin Interfaces Lack of Admin Privilege Separation Insecure Admin Login Pages Admin Interfaces Accessible Without Authentication Exposed Administrative APIs Insecure Admin Tools and Plugins Lack of Admin Session Timeout

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