The document discusses hacking techniques that could be used on Web 2.0 platforms. It presents 5 fictional stories describing how malware or malicious actors could take advantage of features like social networking, mashups, cloud data, and social bookmarking to conduct attacks like information leaks, spamming, profiling users, or distributing malware. The stories are meant to highlight potential security issues in an educational way and provide examples of how existing hacking techniques could manifest in a Web 2.0 context. The document concludes by asking for solutions and recommendations to address these potential security problems.

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4. what is WEB2.0?

6. why web2.0 HACKING?

10. know your ROOTS

11. ... what's MPACK?

12. ... what would it be in the web2.0 WORLD? hint: Google Mashup Editor

13. ... who is SAMY?

14. ... what's a covert CHANNEL?

15. ... ...but in the web2.0 WORLD?

16. ... who's the mechanical TURK?

17. ... ...to MALWARE? hint: Social Bookmarking

18. ... can web2.0 malware BROADCAST?

19. ... ...MD5(DOMAIN + TIME)

20. ... where are my SCHEDULERS?

21. ... where are my ACTUATORS?

22. ... ...data in the CLOUD... (the malicious one)

23. ... ...applications on DEMAND... (the malicious ones)

24. ... what's state and what's PERSISTENCE?

25. ... riding social bookmarks is FUN!

26. ... ...maybe make some money TOO!

27. ... to splog or not to splog. This is the QUESTION!

28. ... call me the rss KINGPIN!

29. ... service abuse and the hidden WEB

30. know your ROOTS

32. ... solutions and recommendations?

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