Janet read on the Internet that free hosting services will offer scripts to customers that have security holes. It is possible that these holes are not always patched. She also read that Matt's PERL scripts are quite popular.
What would Janet do next? (Choose two)
A) Use Google to locate Matt's script archive, guess on a popular script like formmail.pl, and use Google to look for vulnerabilities. Pop a code string into Google again and try to find vulnerable sites.
B) Use Google to search for webhosts that use these scripts and sign up for a free account. Download the scripts and analyze them for vulnerabilities.
C) These scripts are old and outdated. No one uses stuff like this anymore so Janet should ignore the article and move on.
D) Webhosts would not release vulnerable code, particularly the free services. They recognize their responsibility and invest a lot of money in ensuring the safety of their products. Janet has no angle here and should move on.

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Finding some vulnerable websites requires knowledge of a programming language, but Google can help quite a bit if the attacker follows the steps of Google hacking.

Janet Read on the Internet That Free Hosting Services Will