[Linuxephus™]

I would hope that Bluedog has a means implemented by which to prevent Any kind of site mirroring with an absolute certainty.
And we sure as hell better have with all the Ethical Hackers & the like on our site.
Why would I comment with something like this?
Because mirroring a site and the ability to do so could be viewed as a potential, and needless, security risk.
By mirroring an entire site, regardless of permissions, file structure, etceteral; mirroring a site with-out any means to negate such gives the individual doing the mirroring an inordinate amount of time to figure out "how" it works, "how" it was created, and "how" thereby to reverse (potentially) what has been built & thereby discover any given number of possible exploits, no matter how minute.
Allow me to expound further by way of example:
Lets replace "mirroring" this site with " cloning", and replace "site" with "operating system".
If I allowed an individual to clone my operating system to learn "how it works", I've just given this individual direct access to everything I own on said operating system, including the means by which for the individual to take their time in nullifying all security precautions implemented & thus enabling them to do with this information as they see fit.
And Time is all it takes when it comes to such.
For every safe guard in the intelligence field, there is and always will be a means to counter that intelligence.
Be it a website, or an operating system.

In regards to you John; Find a site that allows mirroring, and you'll thus learn "how" it was created.
The main differences to any website being created is the tools used by which the individual creates that website with & then implements that creation to suit their own personal preferences in it's most basic explanation.

[Linuxephus™]

I would hope that Bluedog has a means implemented by which to prevent Any kind of site mirroring with an absolute certainty.
And we sure as hell better have with all the Ethical Hackers & the like on our site.
Why would I comment with something like this?
Because mirroring a site and the ability to do so could be viewed as a potential, and needless, security risk.
By mirroring an entire site, regardless of permissions, file structure, etceteral; mirroring a site with-out any means to negate such gives the individual doing the mirroring an inordinate amount of time to figure out "how" it works, "how" it was created, and "how" thereby to reverse (potentially) what has been built & thereby discover any given number of possible exploits, no matter how minute.
Allow me to expound further by way of example:
Lets replace "mirroring" this site with " cloning", and replace "site" with "operating system".
If I allowed an individual to clone my operating system to learn "how it works", I've just given this individual direct access to everything I own on said operating system, including the means by which for the individual to take their time in nullifying all security precautions implemented & thus enabling them to do with this information as they see fit.
And Time is all it takes when it comes to such.
For every safe guard in the intelligence field, there is and always will be a means to counter that intelligence.
Be it a website, or an operating system.

In regards to you John; Find a site that allows mirroring, and you'll thus learn "how" it was created.
The main differences to any website being created is the tools used by which the individual creates that website with & then implements that creation to suit their own personal preferences in it's most basic explanation.

[JohnTryingToHack]

So how about learning few things on webs and seeing if you get what you want?

Nice Idea

[JohnTryingToHack]

So how about learning few things on webs and seeing if you get what you want?

Nice Idea

[JohnTryingToHack]

So how about learning few things on webs and seeing if you get what you want?

Nice Idea