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linux - a cautionary tale

Posted in Uncategorized by sandro on the July 30th, 2008

which is why i stopped recommending Linux to the masses :-p

The Black Market Code Industry

Posted in Uncategorized by sandro on the July 3rd, 2008

Inside the shadowy underworld where rogue employees sell holes in their companies’ software. The buyers: security firms, mobsters, and — surprise — the U.S. government.

More here

Quchjaj qoSlIj!

Posted in Uncategorized by miro on the June 6th, 2008

0day 27-28May2008 in Flash

Posted in Uncategorized by spacer on the May 28th, 2008

I checked exploited flash files and  bug exloited (BugTraq ID:29386)  will attempt to download real malware to C:\6123t.exe and uses for it urlmon.dll

So Users of GFI WebMonitor 4 should be protected in most cases.

Good info about this vol. is at this blog: http://ddanchev.blogspot.com

Federal Business Operations needs rootkit developers

Posted in Uncategorized by sandro on the May 23rd, 2008

From here:

“Of interest are any and all techniques to enable user and/or root level access to both fixed (PC) or mobile computing platforms. Robust methodologies to enable access to any and all operating systems, patch levels, applications and hardware are of interest. Also, we are interested in technology to provide the capability to maintain an active presence within the adversaries’ information infrastructure completely undetected. Of interest are any and all techniques to enable stealth and persistence capabilities on an adversaries infrastructure. This could be a combination of hardware and/or software focused development efforts.”

New Security Device

Posted in Uncategorized by Donald on the May 6th, 2008

New Security Device Creates 10Mbps Connection by Using Body’s Aura

Japanese firm NTT has introduced a new security access system called Firmo, that can automatically create a 10Mbps connection between a portable device held on the user and a touch panel by using the body’s natural electromagnetic energy.

The system takes advantage of a weak, naturally-occurring electric field around the body. The name is short for “fairy motion” because of the aura that surrounds Tinkerbell. Although it uses ham radio frequencies, it is designed not to interfere.

It also works through clothing and shoes, but never actually penetrates the body. NTT says it offers better security over current access cards that can allow entrance to intruders many meters away by using a signal whose range is several centimeters.

Source…

Sexy geeks..?!

Posted in Uncategorized by Donald on the May 6th, 2008

HITB sec . conf. docs online

Posted in Uncategorized by spacer on the May 5th, 2008

How to code antivirus

Posted in Uncategorized by spacer on the April 17th, 2008

nodebox

Posted in Uncategorized by sandro on the April 16th, 2008

looks good for visualization. here’s a link

Hurray Flickr got videoflicks

Posted in Uncategorized by spacer on the April 10th, 2008

http://www.flickr.com/photos/fl-r/2402215499/

I couldnt add directly flash video as this wordpress supports only youtube style embeded videos?

BTW: Yahoo+AOL < Yahoo+ Microsoft

(Note: yahoo owns flickr )

Top 10 Harmless Geek Pranks

Posted in Uncategorized by Donald on the April 2nd, 2008

OSX 10.5.2 hacked in 2 minutes

Posted in Uncategorized by spacer on the March 28th, 2008

competing OSes: Ubuntu 7.10, Vista Ultimate SP1 and OSX 10.5.2. 

In the first day of the challenge no computer could be breached, as the organizers only allowed attacks over a network.

The second day of the hacking contest allowed attackers  to visit Web pages or open messages in e-mail clients. Charlie Miller, who hacked the iPhone in 2007, breached the MacBook Air via a zero-day vulnerability ….

http://www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquirer/news/2008/03/28/mac-hacked-two-minutes-flat

NSA certified phone

Posted in Uncategorized by spacer on the March 26th, 2008

Killer military robots

Posted in Uncategorized, art or lack of, money money money by Donald on the February 28th, 2008

The time is near when we won’t exactly be able to stop these drones - especially if they cost £250 to manufacture :(

A robotics expert at the University of Sheffield will today (27 February 2008) issue stark warnings over the threat posed to humanity by new robot weapons being developed by powers worldwide.

Read the whole article here

Flickrs against M$+Y!

Posted in Uncategorized by spacer on the February 6th, 2008

start your car with your mobile

Posted in Uncategorized by spacer on the January 24th, 2008

Using P2P to speed up multi-player gaming

Posted in Uncategorized, neat hacks by mike on the January 22nd, 2008

An interesting discussion on how P2P and using the game in-built bot technology to make multi-player gaming over low bandwidth smooth. This is the link to the main post.

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“Looking through a completed lens, you would see what the display is generating superimposed on the world outside”

Posted in Uncategorized by spacer on the January 18th, 2008

laser projector on transparent glass effect:

Posted in Uncategorized by spacer on the January 18th, 2008
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