Post: 10 Year Old Girl Hacker Finds Bugs in iPhone and Android
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08-11-2011, 09:56 PM
#1
Killa
Banned
Girl hacker, 10, finds bugs in iPhone, Android
'CyFi' discovers vulnerability in farm-themed smartphone games
'CyFi' discovers vulnerability in farm-themed smartphone games
Yes, a Girl hacked different apps in the apple app store/ andoid market because she found too many bugs which crashed her games while she was playing around on them. She had a conference last week, in which she presented the fact that she herself hacked into the games to fix the bugs herself.
"It was hard to make progress in the game, because it took so long for things to grow," she told CNET. "So I thought, 'Why don't I just change the time?'"
The 10 year old girl goes by the name "CyFi" and says she has no intentions to revel the games that she hacked to the public.
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08-12-2011, 05:01 PM
#25
TairyHesticles
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Originally posted by Baltimore
Girl hacker, 10, finds bugs in iPhone, Android
'CyFi' discovers vulnerability in farm-themed smartphone games
'CyFi' discovers vulnerability in farm-themed smartphone games
Yes, a Girl hacked different apps in the apple app store/ andoid market because she found too many bugs which crashed her games while she was playing around on them. She had a conference last week, in which she presented the fact that she herself hacked into the games to fix the bugs herself.
"It was hard to make progress in the game, because it took so long for things to grow," she told CNET. "So I thought, 'Why don't I just change the time?'"
The 10 year old girl goes by the name "CyFi" and says she has no intentions to revel the games that she hacked to the public.
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Another CopyPaste thread from you
08-12-2011, 06:14 PM
#27
TairyHesticles
Add Me on PSN/X-Box Live!
Originally posted by Baltimore
coming from a ngu user who's Psn is littleboys? If you had am education you'd read the source you looser and clearly see that my threads words are 99.9% different then the source. Take a hike now
Your words
"It was hard to make progress in the game, because it took so long for things to grow," she told CNET. "So I thought, 'Why don't I just change the time?'"
The 10 year old girl goes by the name "CyFi" and says she has no intentions to revel the games that she hacked to the public.
Excerpt from Article
Doing so forced the game further ahead, exposing the exploit.
Adding one sentence then copy pasting part of the article doesn't make it your own :dumb: Also, my PSN name has nothing to do with this, nor does my love for young boys. Also, I underlined words you misspelled so you can get yourself "am education".
08-12-2011, 06:21 PM
#28
Killa
Banned
Originally posted by TairyHesticles
Your words
Yes, a Girl hacked different apps in the apple app store/ andoid market because she found too many bugs which crashed her games while she was playing around on them. She had a conference last week, in which she presented the fact that she herself hacked into the games to fix the bugs herself.
"It was hard to make progress in the game, because it took so long for things to grow," she told CNET. "So I thought, 'Why don't I just change the time?'"
The 10 year old girl goes by the name "CyFi" and says she has no intentions to revel the games that she hacked to the public.
Excerpt from Article
"It was hard to make progress in the game, because it took so long for things to grow," she told CNET. "So I thought, 'Why don't I just change the time?'"
Doing so forced the game further ahead, exposing the exploit.
Adding one sentence then copy pasting part of the article doesn't make it your own :dumb: Also, my PSN name has nothing to do with this, nor does my love for young boys. Also, I underlined words you misspelled so you can get yourself "am education".
"It was hard to make progress in the game, because it took so long for things to grow," she told CNET. "So I thought, 'Why don't I just change the time?'"
The 10 year old girl goes by the name "CyFi" and says she has no intentions to revel the games that she hacked to the public.
Excerpt from Article
Doing so forced the game further ahead, exposing the exploit.
Adding one sentence then copy pasting part of the article doesn't make it your own :dumb: Also, my PSN name has nothing to do with this, nor does my love for young boys. Also, I underlined words you misspelled so you can get yourself "am education".
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