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Exploiting Second Life
Cyber Security Consulting Services
Charlie Miller and Dino Dai Zovi exploit an unpatched QuickTime RTSP flaw through Second Life, which renders embedded media with QuickTime. Walking an avatar onto attacker-owned land with video enabled surrenders the machine; the demo makes the victim pay twelve Linden dollars and shout that she was hacked, then cash out for real money.
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