] I fully expected ISS to respond with a "we have ] identified the administrator that failed to patch the ] system in question, and have forced him to drink ] buttermilk while watching home movies of Janet Reno in a ] leather teddy. We are confident that this will not happen ] again." ] ] But they didn't. ] ] Instead, ISS revealed that the hacked site, the one from ] which students and universities around the world ] downloaded free versions of BlackICE to protect ] themselves from hackers, was in reality a cleverly ] disguised, purposefully vulnerable honeypot, ] strategically placed in this hostile environment to ] collect and analyze the actions of evil hackers. |