content: LoL... seriously? This was an amateur attack, at best. The only reason "Peace" got anywhere is that the site had piss-poor security and zero auditing. This should have been caught before the site even went into production, and again on the "first" breach -- likely not the first, if security was really that bad. Then the best thing "Peace" could come up with was slipstreaming an IRC bot into the ISO? I mean, really? With unrestricted access to the website and its configs?  And after being discovered, the administrators put the still vulnerable site back online, allowing "Peace" to get back into the system, whereupon this great hacker came up with the sinister plan of.... putting ads on the front page, guaranteeing that everyone in the world would see that the site had been compromised again.  Everything about this hack screams "script kiddie." It's just a matter of terrible administration of public-facing infrastructure that made it so, so terrible, and how that may speak to the way the Mint Foundation does business that has everyone frightened.