"Injecting SQL"?
What is this imbecilic reptilian catemite babbling on about? The only injection Gator ever had was the J&J vaccine he drove 2 hours for and his reptilian seed injected into various body pillows.
If a crowd funding site is susceptible to SQL Injection, they need to be on the line of fires to fix the exploits. Sites like these hold financial information, not that they are secure because each donation is broadcasted on the front page, email and name dox. I'm sure that $10 from
Johndoe@flatearth.org will help some land whale "Pfizer whistleblower" who doesn't know the difference between cell lines and foetal tissue.
I am honestly expecting something far simpler, if it were hacked -- instead of Ralph faking everything like Brianna Wu which is definitely the case here. It'll likely be an HTML vulnerability, as astoundingly stupid as that may sound. I have seen websites being exploited with something as simple as inspect element. Changing some code and then hitting a "submit" button will actually alter the website, some "Devs" are just that incompetent.
So which laws were broken by an autoclicker again?