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Ticket scalpers go high tech and big bucks with $25 million profit.
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Ever lose your chance to purchase those ever important, once in a lifetime Miley Cyrus tickets?
Blame Wiseguys! They found a way to game the reCaptcha system by generating fake requests on Facebook to obtain the captcha IDs. They obtained all the system captchas, solved them, and then used a massive botnet to purchase tickets to music and sporting events. Genius.
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2010/03/wiseguys-indicted/
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Whoa, that's pretty damn clever
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Quote from: zeroflaw on March 02, 2010, 06:40:22 AM
Whoa, that's pretty damn clever
Makes you wonder why we didn't think of it first, eh? Without the " unethical hacking" part.
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Creative thinking...
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I can't stand scalpers. I think it's time to crack down on these a-holes and put them out of business.
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One thing that I notice decidedly low tech about this is that they used cutouts to actually make the ticket purchases. If not for the reselling, this could potentially have been marketed as a service for people who wanted to get great seats. As in: subscribe with us and we'll get you in the queue to get a better shot at premium tickets than you'd have otherwise. Instead of doing something useful (and questionably legal) they just crossed clear over the line to do something patently illegal.
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