<commit_before>nettles
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A friend of mine had her Facebook account hacked. I retaliated.

The idea is simple - if you come across a fake login page for an online
service, run ./bin/sting [url] , where [url] is the URL of the fake
page. The script will invent a bogus username and password and try to
log in.

What's the point?
-----------------

Most of these pages log the username and password of those unlucky<commit_msg>Removed tagline from README<commit_after>nettles
=======

The idea is simple - if you come across a fake login page for an online
service, run ./bin/sting [url] , where [url] is the URL of the fake
page. The script will invent a bogus username and password and try to
log in.

What's the point?
-----------------

Most of these pages log the username and password of those unlucky
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