I thought the *chan code was open. Or is this some critical bit? (I noticed it handles cookies, but I'm too unexperienced with web, php or web-security to explore this wall of code)
4chan source code leaked (2010)
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Re: 4chan source code leaked (2010)
#32Don't they get a few million users? I'd say it's definitely nothing to scoff at.
It makes me wonder how many big profile websites might look like this or worse.
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#35Earlier quoted context omitted.
> It seems that it's too terrible to be the true code. 1. It's written in PHP. Finding a good PHP developer is nigh impossible (there are exceptions, like always). 2. I expected worse, to be honest.
No serious, modern PHP developer writes code like this. If it were a code sample for any respectable PHP job, it would be a massive "do not hire" flag.
Re: 4chan source code leaked (2010)
#36How can code be "leaked"? Wouldn't this imply someone was able to terminal into one of their servers?
Re: 4chan source code leaked (2010)
#37How can code be "leaked"? Wouldn't this imply someone was able to terminal into one of their servers?
Re: 4chan source code leaked (2010)
#38I think this just goes to show that you can have a lot of popularity even if your code is just sorta glued together. Don't they get a few million users? I'd say it's definitely nothing to scoff at. It makes me wonder how many big profile websites might look like this or worse.
Re: 4chan source code leaked (2010)
#39The original leak, from 2010 at least, possibly older: http://pastebin.com/4JVjS02b
4chan was hacked the other day, so the current source code could have been leaked, but if it was, this sure isn't it.
Re: 4chan source code leaked (2010)
#40How can code be "leaked"? Wouldn't this imply someone was able to terminal into one of their servers?