ScientificAmerican, why aren't you recognising white-hats?

Last week I found several really painfull issues in large websites. Just to name a few:  lifehack, okezone, nexusmods, thedailyshow, surfcanyon, hypebeast, scientificamerican, Last week I found several really painfull issues in large websites. Just to name a few: lifehack, okezone, nexusmods, thedailyshow, surfcanyon, hypebeast, scientificamerican, grazia.com.cn, smartinsights.com, playdom.com. These are all high-traffic sites, with a lot of damage possible when these issues come out. I tried to contact them by twitter, just by sending them a tweet, asking to contact me by DM. See my efforts at https://twitter.com/finlayh1. Just two outbrain.com, snapwidget.com immediately contacted me, fixed the issues, and thanked me right away. They even gave me a reward.

What should I do with these other sites? Twitter suspended my account, Yahoo blocked access to my email account. I thought using twitter would be a kind way of notitying them, without causing any harm. But apparently they are just waiting to be a hacked and defaced......

@twitter -> unlock my account, I'm not spamming, just warning people.
@yahoo -> unlock my account, I'm not spamming, just warning people.

Just to show the real harm of the issues. This is a small excerpt from the Mura cms configuration files of ScientificAmerican website.

datasource=samura dbtype=oracle dbusername= dbpassword= dbtablespace=SAMURAWALL

Again, I'm not in to harm others, but just want to warn them.

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