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via K0NY.COM
Condé Nast officially launches Flip, a social network for girls.
The most content is user-generated-content (blogs, photos, music, videos, etc.), called Flipbooks, customizable with templates.
Flip […] has four content channels: My Life; Entertainment; Style; and The World. Each channel highlights user content and also has professional editorial, presumably grabbed from other Condé Nast publications.
via: TechCrunch
So, what’s the difference to MySpace? The recycled content from Condé Nast’s offline publications?
I stumbled upon §øüLêÿ’s blog and found this entry titled XSS in youtube.com!!! from december 2006. Try the following link and you’ll get a JavaScript alert on YouTube.com. As I am not a professional, I don’t know if it’s a real XSS vulnerability in YouTube’s website. Maybe you can do even more, I don’t know. And maybe it’s nothing and doesn’t need to be fixed.
Youtube XSS
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Thats what you get:
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