我在The Daily WTF上看到过这个。

<script language="javascript">
<!--//
/*This Script allows people to enter by using a form that asks for a
UserID and Password*/
function pasuser(form) {
    if (form.id.value=="buyers") { 
        if (form.pass.value=="gov1996") {              
            location="http://officers.federalsuppliers.com/agents.html" 
        } else {
            alert("Invalid Password")
        }
    } else {  
        alert("Invalid UserID")
    }
}
//-->
</script>

恕我直言，没有什么比这更好的了。

当我使用Colloquy (IRC)时，密码字段会弹出，但我仍然在主屏幕上集中，所以当我按下enter键时，全世界都知道我的密码，而我却没有意识到。

http://apache.org/.svn/entries

我最后工作的公司的FTP用户名和密码与他们的域名相同。他们不太在意反复警告。

不用说，网站没过多久就倒闭了。没有在线备份，所以他们不得不重建整个系统。但这并没有结束。这次事件后的新安全密码是一样的…加上123。

About 3 years ago I built a site for a somewhat large non-profit organization in our state. When it came time to deploy the application to their web host server, I noticed an odd file named "cc.txt" or something obvious like that in their public site. It was under their web root, was getting served, and was a csv file of all their donor's names, addresses, credit card numbers, expiration dates, and CVV/CVC codes. I cannot count the number of times I brought the issue up - first to my boss, then our company accountant, the client's IT director, finally the client's President. That was 3 years ago. The file is still being served, it can even be googled. And it's been updated. I tend not to respond to their donation solicitations when I get them.

去年，我发现我所在的公司用来处理支票/报表的网站充满了SQL注入漏洞。

不用说，他们很快就把洞补好了。