2010年6月22日 星期二

ESL Podcast 592 – Dealing with Website Hackers

Valerie: You’ll never guess what happened over the weekend.

Bill: What?

Valerie: Our website was attacked by hackers, and nobody could access it.

Bill: You’re kidding! What did they do?

Valerie: They got access to our server and embedded some malicious code that caused the site to be redirected to their own website.

Bill: But I thought our site had really good security. Didn’t we hire a programmer last year to encrypt the database and patch any vulnerabilities?

Valerie: That’s what we should have done. So now, we’re paying the price.

Bill: The site seems to be back up, though.

Valerie: Yeah, we brought in a specialist on Friday and she’s been working on it 24/7. Let’s hope she puts in the security measures we should have had all along, and this will never happen again.

Bill: Right, at least until some creative hacker comes up with a new way to wreak havoc.

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24/7 (twenty-four seven) If something happens 24-7, it happens all the time without ever stopping. 24-7 means twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.

paying the price 付出代價
wreak havoc 肆虐
wreak /rik/ 造成(巨大的破壞或傷害)
havoc /'hævək/ 大損壞;大破壞;浩劫
come up with (針對問題等)想出;提供

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