CAcert NEWS and up coming events.

[0x2] Cloaks on IRC (CAcert IRC network and Freenode IRC network)

[0x3] ATE Manchester / Crewe, UK - Sat 14th January

[0x4] CAcert Polo Shirts (stiched)

[0x5] Events and Sponsoring

[0x6] New Board of Directors constituted

[0x7] Strong Concensus on CPS #7.1.2 “Certificate Extensions” adjustments

[0x8] CAcert AGM and New Board, Rules changes accepted

[0x9] Changes at CAcert: New Points Counting

[0xA] Assurance during Open Radar Conference, Szczecin, Poland

[0x2] Government engineers actively plan for cyberwar

[0x3] BC/DR spending not a top budget priority

[0x4] 68 great ideas for running a security department

[0x5] Storm brewing

[0x6] Situational awareness: Inside the new World Trade Center

[0x7] BC/DR and cloud-services lessons learned from a recent Amazon outage

[0x8] Cloud services as part of a BC/DR plan after a terror attack

[0x9] Risk's rewards: Organizational models for ERM

[0xA] Global telecom gets a lesson in business continuity

[0x2] SSH Password attacks using domain name elements as userid, (Fri, Jan 27th)

[0x3] CISCO Ironport C & M Series telnet vulnerability, (Fri, Jan 27th)

[0x4] ISC StormCast for Friday, January 27th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2287, (Fri, Jan 27th)

[0x5] ISC Feature of the Week: ISC Link Back, (Wed, Jan 25th)

[0x6] pcAnywhere users – patch now!, (Wed, Jan 25th)

[0x7] ISC StormCast for Thursday, January 26th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2284, (Thu, Jan 26th)

[0x8] ISC StormCast for Wednesday, January 25th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2281, (Wed, Jan 25th)

[0x9] Is it time to get rid of NetBIOS?, (Tue, Jan 24th)

[0xA] ISC StormCast for Tuesday, January 24th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2278, (Tue, Jan 24th)

Just another RCE Weblog

[0x2] Fast Overview of SpyEye

[0x3] Rootkit Agent.adah Anatomy and Executables Carving via Cryptoanalytical Approach

[0x4] PHP/Spy.Bull Cryptanalysis of Encryption used and Threat Analysis

[0x5] Siberia ExploitPack and PDF Exploit Analysis

[0x6] DNAScan Malicious Network Activity Reverse Engineering

[0x7] Avast aswRdr.sys Kernel Pool Corruption and Local Privilege Escalation

[0x8] PHPSpyScanBot Analysis

[0x9] [Crimeware] Researches Reversing about Eleonore Exploit Pack

[0xA] [Crimeware] Researches and Reversing about Eleonore Exploit Pack

Richard Bejtlich's blog on digital security and the practices of network security monitoring, intrusion detection, and incident response.

[0x2] Telling a Security Story with Charts

[0x3] Happy 9th Birthday TaoSecurity Blog

[0x4] Mandiant Webinar Wednesday; Help Us Break a Record!

[0x5] Tripwire Names Bejtlich #1 of "Top 25 Influencers in Security"

[0x6] Become a Hunter

[0x7] National Public Radio Talks Chinese Digital Espionage

[0x8] Dustin Webber Creates Network Security Monitoring with Siri

[0x9] Trying NetworkMiner Professional 1.2

[0xA] Thoughts on 2011 ONCIX Report

Keep up with the latest news surrounding Verizon Center. Managed and owned by Monumental Sports & Entertainment, Verizon Center is home to the NBA’s Washington Wizards, the WNBA’s Washington Mystics, the NHL’s Washington Capitals, and the Georgetown Hoyas Men’s Basketball teams. Located in the heart of Chinatown above the Gallery-Place Chinatown Metro stop, Verizon Center is only a few steps away from the White House and hosts more than 220 events and concerts each year.

[0x2] Roger Waters "The Wall" Returns to North America in 2012 - Includes July 12 Show at Verizon Center

[0x3] Remarkable Rookie Class Highlights Harlem Globetrotters Arrival Into DC and Fairfax March 24-25

[0x4] 17th Annual BB&T Classic - Dec 4 at Verizon Center

[0x5] Hard Times Cafe Brings Local Fare to Verizon Center

[0x6] Monumental Report to Serve as Hyper-Local Online Community Platform

[0x7] KMART presents WWE Holiday Tour Dec 29

[0x8] Verizon Center Debuts Mobile App

[0x9] Cirque du Soleil - Quidam - Nov 16 through 20

[0xA] JAY-Z and Kanye West: Watch the Throne Tour Nov 3

[0x2] Samsung's Earnings Illustrate the Economic Power of Android

[0x3] More Automation With AutoKey

[0x4] GhostBSD 2.5 - Now with an Easy Graphic Installer

[0x5] IBM Docs Could Compete with Both Microsoft Word and Google Docs

[0x6] Chromium-based Browsers Continue to Proliferate

[0x7] Gentoo-based Toorox Releases 01.2012 GNOME Edition

[0x8] The Latest Ubuntu Interface: We Don't Need No Stinkin' Menus!

[0x9] Google Claims That This Is No Time to Count Chrome OS Out

[0xA] Google Engineers Argue for Changing Fundamental Web Architecture

Main Securosis Blog

[0x2] The Last Friday Summary of 2011

[0x3] Network-Based Malware Detection: Introduction [new blog series]

[0x4] Incite 12/21/2011: Regret. Nothing.

[0x5] Introducing the Malware Analysis Quant Project

[0x6] Friday Summary: December 16, 2011

[0x7] New White Paper: Applied Network Security Analysis

[0x8] Incite 12/14/2011: Family Matters

[0x9] Pontification Alert: Upcoming webcast appearances

[0xA] Tokenization Guidance White Paper Available

Twitter updates from ubuntu_security / ubuntu_security.

[0x2] ubuntu_security: [USN-817-1] Thunderbird vulnerabilities

[0x3] ubuntu_security: [USN-813-2] Apache vulnerability

[0x4] ubuntu_security: [USN-824-1] PHP vulnerability

[0x5] ubuntu_security: [USN-816-1] fetchmail vulnerability

[0x6] ubuntu_security: [USN-810-1] NSS vulnerabilities

[0x7] ubuntu_security: [USN-817-1] Thunderbird vulnerabilities

[0x8] ubuntu_security: [USN-813-2] Apache vulnerability

[0x9] ubuntu_security: [USN-824-1] PHP vulnerability

[0xA] ubuntu_security: [USN-816-1] fetchmail vulnerability

[0x2] Hacking programmable road signs

[0x3] David Lacey likes my book!

[0x4] Censoring your blog

[0x5] Book launch on Monday Central London

[0x6] ouch ....

[0x7] Achieving miracles when times are tough

[0x8] The book arrived on Tuesday

[0x9] Your iPhone as a wind instrument!

[0xA] China's Net Nannies have been busy

One day they'll laugh at what we think is secure. Thankfully, we won't be there to hear them...

[0x2] Comet has some explaining to do but so does Microsoft

[0x3] Hacker finds Lindsay Lohan Playboy pictures on P2P

[0x4] Dell dumps Streak tablet and cools on Android

[0x5] Windows 8 will struggle, analysts predict

[0x6] Gmail's offline mode rides again

[0x7] The crazy US patent system has turned Apple and Microsoft into trolls

[0x8] Apple and Microsoft, patent trolls. But is Google any better?

[0x9] Apple and Microsoft, patent trolls. But is Google much better?

[0xA] Christine Lagarde and the world's worst 419 scam

[0x2] CISCO Ironport C & M Series telnet vulnerability, (Fri, Jan 27th)

[0x3] ISC StormCast for Friday, January 27th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2287, (Fri, Jan 27th)

[0x4] ISC Feature of the Week: ISC Link Back, (Wed, Jan 25th)

[0x5] pcAnywhere users – patch now!, (Wed, Jan 25th)

[0x6] ISC StormCast for Thursday, January 26th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2284, (Thu, Jan 26th)

[0x7] ISC StormCast for Wednesday, January 25th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2281, (Wed, Jan 25th)

[0x8] Is it time to get rid of NetBIOS?, (Tue, Jan 24th)

[0x9] ISC StormCast for Tuesday, January 24th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2278, (Tue, Jan 24th)

[0xA] Javascript DDoS Tool Analysis, (Sun, Jan 22nd)

[0x2] At CES, Ballmer highlights Windows phone, Windows 8, Xbox Kinect

[0x3] Gadgets galore at Sony's press conference

[0x4] CES 2012: Intel looks to 'wow' with concept Windows 8 ultrabooks

[0x5] Walt Mossbergs’ best gadget picks

[0x6] Kara Swisher demos the hottest (and quirkiest!) tech toys

[0x7] Father of Google Apps: How Google entered the cloud

[0x8] Google rolls out music service to masses

[0x9] PARC scientist recalls Jobs' famous Xerox visits

[0xA] The story behind Apple's NeXT OS in 1996

Notifications of new (IN)SECURE Magazine issues.

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[0x3] (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 30

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[0x2] Matching and Mirroring (or: Cybernetic Issues in NLP)

[0x3] My Newest Experiment – The Kindle Book

[0x4] Maturity and Business

[0x5] What is it to be Mature?

[0x6] A Branding MAD Lib

[0x7] Suppressing Dissent

[0x8] Byron (and influence through the media)

[0x9] Influence and Failing Kindergarten

[0xA] Return-to-Barry-White Human Exploitation

Dell SecureWorks news, press releases, events, and research alerts.

[0x2] Transitive trust and SSL certificate verification

[0x3] PCI Guidance on Virtualization and Cloud

[0x4] DELL SECUREWORKS PARTNERS WITH QUALYS TO DELIVER SAAS-BASED VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES

[0x5] Recent events cause re-assessment of SecurID integrity

[0x6] "Imperva SecureSphere XSS and the nature of security-product vulnerabilities"

[0x7] News: Happy birthday Dell: The beginning of an evolution/revolution (TG Daily)

[0x8] "Sony PlayStation Network Breach"

[0x9] April 2011 Patch Tuesday sets a new record

[0xA] The Cloud Security Silver Lining

Adrift in Threats? Come Ashore!

[0x2] Symantec: Chinese Connection to Attacks on Defense Contractors

[0x3] Psychology of Information Security - The God Complex

[0x4] NIST Workshop to Support Trusted IDs in Cyberspace

[0x5] Interview with ISMP Founder Marisa Fagan on SECore

[0x6] ICS-CERT: Open Automation Software OPC Systems.NET Vulnerabilities

[0x7] The Emerging Threat to Public-Key Encryption

[0x8] Restaurant Challenges US Bank and PCI DSS after Seizure of Funds

[0x9] Security is in the Cracks

[0xA] Symantec: Too Many Doubts - Disable pcAnywhere Software

Business Intelligence, Database, Data Warehouse, Knowledge Management, and Oracle White Papers

[0x2] Automated Sales Order Processing for Order-to-Cash Performance with SAP(R) Solutions

[0x3] Closing the Order to Cash Performance Gap: Between Document Processes and SAP(R) Solutions

[0x4] Order-to-Cash Best Practices for Billing Documents - Automated Access and Delivery

[0x5] Automating Complete PO Document Packages for Procure-to-Pay Performance with SAP(R) Solutions

[0x6] The Learning Organization Goes Digital

[0x7] 10 Tips - IT Training Support

[0x8] How to Make Your IT Staff Smarter

[0x9] Improving Application Development with Digital Libraries

[0xA] Working Green with Digital Libraries - How it Can Help

[0x2] Tip #892: Check memory and swap from command line

[0x3] Tip #889: Convert virtually any video into a DVD-valid MPEG2 stream

[0x4] Tip #885: Random password generator.

[0x5] Tip #882: Find last modified files on a filesystem

[0x6] Tip #879: Learn not to mistype ls

[0x7] Tip #878: Random xkcd comic

[0x8] Tip #874: Count how many packages have been installed by pacman

[0x9] Tip #873: Import ssh host keys without verification

[0xA] Tip #872: Reverse geocode with bash

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[0x2] Mobile Ecosystem Dynamics (Slides)

[0x3] Latest Presentation - Apples to Augmented Cognition

[0x4] Slides from Big M Conference

[0x5] Connected Services, Clouds and Incubators...

[0x6] #Blue and the API...

[0x7] Cool Platform job at O2...

[0x8] Big Data, Spawn, Connected Services and Other Stuff

[0x9] Eduserv Symposium - The Mobile University (is years behind)

[0xA] Day one of Chirp conference and my hack...

A blog dedicated to thoughts about Information Security.

[0x2] A great loss to the IT world. One of its great inventors dies.

[0x3] What are your rights regarding personal email? [Extra Bit]

[0x4] What are your rights regarding personal email?

[0x5] ITWeb Security Summit - Wrap Up [Part One]

[0x6] ITWebSec Tag Cloud part 2

[0x7] ITWebSec tag cloud

[0x8] Miscellaneous Ramblings - Irony, Security Summit etc

[0x9] I cheated....

[0xA] [Slightly OT] Whats Your Number, Cucumber?

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[0x2] www.e-soft24.com XSS

[0x3] download.cnet.com XSS

[0x4] www.songchangui.jp XSS

[0x5] www.internetdisk.co.kr XSS

[0x6] www.inbumtv.com XSS

[0x7] www.aboki.net XSS

[0x8] www.unice.fr XSS

[0x9] www.seoulsemicon.co.kr XSS

[0xA] www.ime.unicamp.br XSS

A new Information and Penetration Testing Protal for all security and network professionals. The site include a number of whitehat hacking tools and documents like nmap,dsniff,etterkap,yersinia,cisco security.

[0x2] Honeypot

[0x3] The Conflicker Worm

[0x4] Thoughts on Security of the Corporate documents

[0x5] Are Security Audits necessary ?

[0x6] RFID, its implications and how to defeat

[0x7] Assesing Risks

[0x8] FBI Raids: Pertinent or Paranoid?

[0x9] Protecting Children Online

[0xA] Sarbanes Oxley and IT

Help Net Security is a daily updated security related site. We offer information on the latest happenings in the InfoSec world, advisories, viruses, papers, and more. HNS also has a large download section of security tools for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and Pocket PC.

[0x2] Facebook scammers leverage the Amazon Cloud

[0x3] Perplexing malware served on social welfare site

[0x4] Unwanted apps on Android smartphones

[0x5] Protect sensitive data on Mac OS X, Windows and Linux

[0x6] A peek into the Sykipot campaigns

[0x7] Multi-cloud security groups

[0x8] Software platform for security in industrial control systems

[0x9] Protecting Mac OS X from privacy threats

[0xA] Ubuntu Unleashed 2012 Edition

The HolisticInfoSec.org blog includes follow-up on previously written articles and research, as well as research and rants. While the goal is promoting standards, simplicity, and efficiency in achieving holistic information security, we occasionally rally against industry shortcomings where necessary.

[0x2] toolsmith: ZeroAccess analysis with OSForensics

[0x3] Choose the 2011 Toolsmith Tool of the Year

[0x4] toolsmith: Registry Decoder

[0x5] Tool review: NetworkMiner Professional 1.2

[0x6] toolsmith: OWASP ZAP - Zed Attack Proxy

[0x7] Presenting OWASP Top 10 Tools & Tactics at ISSA International

[0x8] toolsmith: Log Analysis with Highlighter

[0x9] toolsmith: Memory Analysis with DumpIt and Volatility

[0xA] Phorum Phixes Phast

This is a Linux sys admin journal by Vivek about sys admin work, Linux tips & tricks, hacks, news and more.

[0x2] FAQ Updates: Dec/22/2011

[0x3] Linux / UNIX Desktop Fun: Let it Snow On Your Desktop

[0x4] Linux: 20 Iptables Examples For New SysAdmins

[0x5] Download CentOS 6.1 CD / DVD ISO

[0x6] Quick Tip: Find Hidden Processes and Ports [ Linux / Unix / Windows ]

[0x7] HowTo: Linux Update the Adobe Flash Player [ Firefox and Chrome Plugin ]

[0x8] Linux: 25 PHP Security Best Practices For Sys Admins

[0x9] Download Fedora 16 CD / DVD ISO

[0xA] Download Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) CD ISO / DVD Images

Security: Bruce Schneier's monthly Crypto-Gram Newsletter (read by Dan Henage)

[0x2] Crypto-Gram 15 Nov 2011

[0x3] Crypto-Gram 15 Oct 2011

[0x4] Crypto-Gram 15 Sep 2011

[0x5] Crypto-Gram 15 Aug 2011

[0x6] Crypto-Gram 15 Jul 2011

[0x7] Crypto-Gram 15 Jun 2011

[0x8] Crypto-Gram 15 May 2011

[0x9] Crypto-Gram 15 Apr 2011

[0xA] Crypto-Gram 15 Mar 2011

[0x2] 4 steps retailers can take to combat flash robs

[0x3] Most fraud is an inside job, says survey

[0x4] Theft, shrink rates rise globally

[0x5] World Trade Center security and progress

[0x6] Corporate security experts: Bin Laden death shouldn't impact business, travel plans

[0x7] Fighting Organized Retail Crime: Forget the hype!

[0x8] Obama, Ballmer urge China to step up IP enforcement

[0x9] Fraud incident reports down, says report

[0xA] IPhone Bandit Foiled By Knives

network security, unix and bicycles

[0x2] Jante Law: Sounds like American Corporatism; If this is real, I would create severe challenges in Scandinavia

[0x3] Making a couple of minor tweaks to #TwitterTools, not that I code in PHP…

[0x4] I really should work out some way to work out in the greenhouse, it’s 20C in there…

[0x5] Loving the fact that the #ChillingEffects #Twitter page can ironically undo the DMCA notices caused it…

[0x6] Loot from Hartley Wintney WI !!!

[0x7] #IronSky Official Berlin Trailer (2012) HD – YouTube !!1!

[0x8] # WE’LL DRINK BEYOND THE BOUNDARIES OF SENSE, WE’LL DRINK ‘TIL WE START TO SEE LOVELY PINK ELEPHANTS… #neilhannon

[0x9] I’ve only had a couple of batches from them but I am really liking the output of @NakedWines

[0xA] 35ml Plymouth Gin, ice cold. 4x drops Angostura. #andbreatheout

Security risk resilience TSCM debugging security news corporate espionage counter surveillance covert investigations counter terrorism ITSEC Bug sweeping

[0x2] Nearly half of Brits use the same password for all accounts

[0x3] $27 billion lawsuit could fold due to $50 covert surveillance device

[0x4] Shocking - The DWP do not keep records of how many times your data has been abused

[0x5] Met Police report shows CCTV costs £20,000 per single conviction - how many would an extra officer get per year?

[0x6] Charity offices bugged

[0x7] Mobile-phone handset complexity - the criminals friend.

[0x8] The security lessons from Britian's largest jewellery robbery

[0x9] Labour MP and Dutch VIP's suffer website data leaks found by a Google search

[0xA] Black-hatter shows how to utilise memory in Apple keyboard to create a hardware key-logger

News for nerds, stuff that matters

[0x2] January 28 is Data Privacy Day

[0x3] Mars-Bound Probe Serves As Radiation Guinea Pig

[0x4] USPTO Declares Invalid Third of Three Critical Rambus Patents

[0x5] White House Chief Technology Officer Steps Down

[0x6] DARPA Funding a $50 Drone-Droppable Spy Computer

[0x7] North Star May Be Wasting Away

[0x8] Flaw In YouTube Takedown Process Exposed

[0x9] When Viruses Infect Worms

[0xA] The ACTA Fight Returns: What Is At Stake & What You Can Do

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[0x2] HP Data Protector Notebook Extension LogClientInstallation SQL Injection Vulnerabilty

[0x3] HP Data Protector Notebook Extension GetPolicies SQL Injection Vulnerabilty

[0x4] GE Proficy Historian ihDataArchiver.exe Trusted Header Size Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x5] HP Data Protector Notebook Extension LogClientHealth SQL Injection Vulnerabilty

[0x6] Apache mod_rewrite Vulnerability PoC

[0x7] netsniff-ng - A Linux Network Analyzer and Networking Toolkit

[0x8] Simple Local File Inclusion Exploiter

[0x9] NiX A Linux Brute Forcer

[0xA] Nchop - A TCP Session Splicing Tool Used to Rvade Intrusion Detection Systems

Keep updated with major stories about search engine marketing and search engines as published by Search Engine Watch.

[0x2] Con Artist Shares Inside Story of Google Pharmacy Ad Sting

[0x3] Measuring ROI: How to Collect Meaningful PPC Conversion Data

[0x4] SEO Chicks Competition - Win a ticket to SES London!

[0x5] 7 Steps to Prepare For the Search Alliance in the UK

[0x6] Yahoo Search, Display Revenues Dip in Q4 2011

[0x7] Google+ Drops Age Restriction, Now Accepts All Teenagers

[0x8] How Google+ Could Threaten Google's Core Search Business

[0x9] YouTube TrueView Ads Pump Up Search Traffic, Conversions for TRX

[0xA] Yandex Adds Face Recognition Technology

[0x2] Data Related to Kneber Botnet breach recovered by Netwitness

[0x3] Building security into business processes

[0x4] Spy Eye tool kit goes after Zeus botnet

[0x5] Black Hat: Researcher claims hack of chip used to secure computers, smartcards

[0x6] China steals Google's data

[0x7] PortSwigger.net - web application security

[0x8] eLearnSecurity : Breaking into system is no more enough

[0x9] NIST releases Security Content Automation Protocol for FISMA

[0xA] A zero-day flaw in the TLS and SSL protocols, which are commonly used to encrypt web pages, has been made public.

[0x2] Why e-textbooks could cost students

[0x3] Apple iPhone is top dog -- and Samsung's Google problem

[0x4] That's pretty sorry, all right

[0x5] In N. Korea, use a cellphone and die

[0x6] Customize Gmail and Google Reader with this one simple tool

[0x7] Welcome to Minority Report IRL: Police armed with pre-crime detection tools

[0x8] Microsoft paid Nokia $250 million in fourth quarter to adopt Windows Phone 7; billions more to follow

[0x9] The PC is dying. The iPad and Mac are not

[0xA] Hard-core porn in Google+ -- Google asleep at the switch

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Password guessing with Medusa 2.0

[0x3] Mandriva: 2012:010: cacti

[0x4] Mandriva: 2012:009: perl

[0x5] Mandriva: 2012:008: perl

[0x6] Mandriva: 2012:007: openssl

[0x7] Mandriva: 2012:006: openssl

[0x8] Mandriva: 2012:005: libxml2

[0x9] Mandriva: 2012:004: t1lib

[0xA] Mandriva: 2012:003: apache

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[0x2] [WEB SECURITY] Only 7 Days Left: SANS AppSec 2012 CFP

[0x3] [WEB SECURITY] user information propagation

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[0x5] [WEB SECURITY] Stealing money via CSRF

[0x6] [WEB SECURITY] Parallelizing the crawl

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[0x9] [WEB SECURITY] Parallelizing the crawl

[0xA] [WEB SECURITY] Parallelizing the crawl

Join me as I spend 30 minutes each week talking about the computer security issues facing us today. I discuss privacy, hacking, malware and the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standards.

[0x2] Kill pcAnywhere right now!

[0x3] Network Security Podcast, Episode 265

[0x4] SOPA was only an opening salvo

[0x5] Network Security Podcast, Episode 264

[0x6] Open tabs 01/09/12

[0x7] Network Security Podcast, Episode 263

[0x8] Open Tabs 12/26/11

[0x9] Southern Fried Network Security Podcast

[0xA] Open tabs 12/18/11

[0x2] Did she think this of the potential consequences?

[0x3] Escaping a virtual machine

[0x4] Certs: Added value or minimum requirement?

[0x5] The dubious effects of monitoring surfing habits

[0x6] Should your ISP protect you from yourself?

[0x7] Was the iPhone ready for prime time?

[0x8] Maynor isn't the Sell Out or LMH

[0x9] Infosec Sell Out outed, disappears

[0xA] VA employee tried to hide the damage

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[0x2] Fon is Now on Google+!

[0x3] Clarifying Password Security at Fon

[0x4] ZON@FON Launches in the Azores

[0x5] ZON@FON Gives Away iPads This Holiday Season!

[0x6] This Holiday Season, Give Fon WiFi!

[0x7] Fon at Mobile Asia Congress

[0x8] Fon and Belgacom Launch 100,000 Hotspots in Belgium

[0x9] How to Get a Strong WiFi Signal with Your Fonera

[0xA] Fon Partners with Oi to Build Largest WiFi Network in Brazil

[0x2] Getting stuff done: Public vs private sector edition

[0x3] Defense against dark arts: Your multidisciplinary security quiz

[0x4] Bad new world: Cyber risk and the future of our nation

[0x5] 5 secrets to building a great security team

[0x6] Lessons in security leadership: David Komendat

[0x7] Travel security in the Middle East and North Africa

[0x8] Obama, Ballmer urge China to step up IP enforcement

[0x9] The New CISO: How the role has changed in 5 years

[0xA] DHS simulates terror attack in subway systems

Tactical advice on defending against current threats, including viruses, worms, spyware and bots.

[0x2] How to implement an enterprise threat assessment methodology

[0x3] Malware on a Mac: How to implement a Mac antimalware program

[0x4] Spear phishing examples: How to stop phishing from compromising users

[0x5] VoIP security best practices: Securing communication in the workplace

[0x6] SSL alternatives? Crafting Web-security programs for emerging threats

[0x7] Evolution of online banking malware: Tatanarg Trojan and OddJob Trojan

[0x8] Android malicious apps: How to tell secure Android apps from malware

[0x9] Locate IP address location: How to confirm the origin of a cyberattack

[0xA] How to protect intellectual property from hacker theft

[0x2] DigiNotar facts - just some links

[0x3] Operation Shady RAT - HTran

[0x4] an old bug for a new job ? CVE-2004-0194

[0x5] TDSS - SRVs list

[0x6] DroidKungFu - just some piece of code

[0x7] FlashUtil10m_Plugin.exe command line crash

[0x8] cve-2011-0609 - bugix blog analysis

[0x9] mmspicture.ru - mobile malware depot

[0xA] Egypt Telecom back online– ASN8452 TE DATA– prefix 81.10.0.0/17

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[0x2] Time to shut up about the death of the CIO

[0x3] Nokia prepares to do battle in the "war of ecosystems"

[0x4] G-Cloud to target 12-month contracts

[0x5] Waiting for Windows 8 not a factor in tablet rollouts, say CIOs

[0x6] 10 ways to win at business change by keeping staff onside

[0x7] Ultrabooks on the rise - but cost remains an issue for many

[0x8] Peter Cochrane's Blog: Computer forensics - Why you're not so hard to track down

[0x9] Why now is the time for RIM to think big

[0xA] Why the gadgets your company gives you are a pain, not a perk

Everything you need to know about Internet threats

[0x2] Sex, lies and Twitter

[0x3] Megaupload and the cybercrime fight

[0x4] The Rise of the Ransomware

[0x5] 2012 Security Trends

[0x6] Could targeted attacks be avoided?

[0x7] Fake Cloud AV 2012

[0x8] Hong Kong, AVAR 2011

[0x9] PandaLabs Report – Q3 2011

[0xA] Deobfuscating malicious code layer by layer

Kismet development & Wireless security

[0x2] Kismet on Android

[0x3] Capturing raw 802.11 on android

[0x4] Reaver / WPS Brute Force IDS

[0x5] Shmoocon

[0x6] Drone wackiness

[0x7] Phy-Neutral changes to drones

[0x8] Kismet G+ page

[0x9] Spectools 2011-08-R1 is out

[0xA] Embedded XSD

Twitter updates from Amrit Williams / amrittsering.

[0x2] amrittsering: @kmheintz @mediaphyter Kids are far more resilient than we (adults) give them credit for - remember when you were a kid and what you thought

[0x3] amrittsering: @mediaphyter @kmheintz Men R boys who believe they don't need to be spiritual, emotional & secure providers, kids lose when men don't man up

[0x4] amrittsering: @neilhimself The Bible & Good Omens will walk with me through a future apocalyptic wasteland longing to return to bittersweet normality

[0x5] amrittsering: @adamjodonnell that literally translates to; Hey fatty, come here ho, I want to eat butter pasta w/ roman sausage spread eagle Go Facebook!

[0x6] amrittsering: Me: Formula 1 Race Car http://t.co/eUwDVmMT my brother @nemawilliams: Predator drone http://t.co/gPIVAqeE - who wins? I drove mine ;-)~

[0x7] amrittsering: rt @Security_Ninja Puppy! http://t.co/Vi6RUeK3 <-- Cute, almost looks like my little one http://t.co/BmOtkN4R http://t.co/rfyqy1Kd

[0x8] amrittsering: IT 2012: dinosaurs & elephants roam the data center, predators feast unimpeded, & clouds continue to darken the skies w/ glimpses of lite

[0x9] amrittsering: rt @mortman @Beaker Are you going to bring the elusive @sophiahoff to RSA to we can all meet her? <---Akward...

[0xA] amrittsering: @amandamork what if...?

[0x2] Google hidden 'Ad Preferences' page reveals what privacy-row search giant thinks it knows about you

[0x3] Creepy? Clever? A robotic baby built to play the role of premature infants on television

[0x4] Want to time-travel like Dr Who? Video sums up 50 years and 800 episodes of the cult classic in ten minutes

[0x5] Facebook printed out: 1 year's worth of updates would take 11.5bn sheets of A4

[0x6] Tablet full of crude jokes and riddles about beer is found - dating from the time of the biblical Exodus

[0x7] Japanese scientists create genetically-modified mouse that tweets like a bird

[0x8] Megaupload fans flock to rivals such as Rapidshare and Hotfile after FBI close down site

[0x9] Asteroid shield won't be in time for 19-mile wide monster hurtling past Earth next week

[0xA] Nasa finds 60 planets and 11 new solar systems - all from a fist-sized patch of sky

Guides, HowTos and Tips for Technology Geeks

[0x2] Linux Time Command Examples

[0x3] How to Setup Rsyslog Remote Logging on Linux (Central Log Server)

[0x4] 6 Nagios Command Line Options Explained with Examples

[0x5] TCP Attacks: TCP Sequence Number Prediction and TCP Reset Attacks

[0x6] What is an IP Address? IPv4 and IPv6 Address Examples

[0x7] Understand UNIX / Linux Inodes Basics with Examples

[0x8] TCP/IP Attacks – ARP Cache Poisoning Fundamentals Explained

[0x9] 3 Work-Life Balance Models

[0xA] Major Linux Vs UNIX Kernel Differences

All things related to website, database, SDL, and application security since 2000.

[0x2] Quick defcon/blackhat preparation list

[0x3] Summary of Google+ browser security protections

[0x4] Paper: Web Application finger printing Methods/Techniques and Prevention

[0x5] Oracle website vulnerable to SQL Injection

[0x6] WASC Announcement: 'Static Analysis Tool Evaluation Criteria' Call For Participants

[0x7] Results of internet SSL usage published by SSL Labs

[0x8] Another use of Clickjacking, Cookiejacking!

[0x9] NIST publishes 50kish vulnerable code samples in Java/C/C++, is officially krad

[0xA] How not to publish SCADA security advisories

Breaking Microsoft news and analysis from NetworkWorld.com

[0x2] Security history: Nothing like an old-fashioned boot sector virus

[0x3] U.K. survey: SharePoint users freely ignore security measures

[0x4] Cloud activity to explode in 2012

[0x5] Mac attack

[0x6] 5 key takeaways from CES

[0x7] Looks like October for Windows 8 general release

[0x8] Microsoft to launch real-time threat intelligence feed

[0x9] IBM software eases role-based security operations

[0xA] Media Player, security bypass are focus of Microsoft's first Patch Tuesday of 2012

Welcome to our Network Security blogs. The blogs are updated on a regular basis with the latest news, information and insider gossip within the network security world and security related fields, such as cryptography.

[0x2] Death, taxes and Google

[0x3] The risk of storing data in the cloud with "unknown others"

[0x4] Megaupload’s founder locks himself in a safe room!

[0x5] Middle East cyberwar cripples web sites

[0x6] Cyber insurance: A must have or the latest scam?

[0x7] Blueprint for Private Cloud Security Solution

[0x8] Microsoft Active Protections Program (MAPP)

[0x9] When someone else's insider is your threat

[0xA] Ten Years of Trustworthy Computing

Twitter updates from Security Tools Watch / ToolsWatch.

[0x2] ToolsWatch: RT @chris_kirsch: Remote-controlling Metasploit through APIs http://t.co/ZVkFNll6

[0x3] ToolsWatch: @devteev very good article !!!

[0x4] ToolsWatch: RT @devteev: VIEWSTATE Vulnerabilities http://t.co/lC5heoip

[0x5] ToolsWatch: RT @opexxx: Installing Metasploit in iPad 2 IOS 5.0.1 http://t.co/4bq0rvpN

[0x6] ToolsWatch: I love this one: "Hi i'm 14 and my boyfriend is 21, dont know what to offer him for xmas" " ... Penal Code" !!!!

[0x7] ToolsWatch: Read here http://t.co/8FAlh328: "Yesterday i named my SSID 'Hack me if you can'. This morning, it changed to 'Challenge accepted' "

[0x8] ToolsWatch: RT @KevinFigueroa: RT @41414141 Cisco IronPort...Appliance default Telnet enabled and vulnerable to CVE-2011-4862 remote root. No fix ht ...

[0x9] ToolsWatch: RT @kevinmitnick: ACTA exposed :-) http://t.co/1dWtEjY2

[0xA] ToolsWatch: The Security Tools Watch Daily is out! http://t.co/jG266h8Q

Search Engine Watch Forums

[0x2] Recycling

[0x3] Are Search + Your World Results Better?

[0x4] Pages heavy with ads might get penalized

[0x5] Share your Reviews and Complaints regarding Wildnet Technologies Complaints!

[0x6] How to open a PPC account with Baidu? Help!

[0x7] HTML Title &amp; Description &gt; in Search Results

[0x8] Dealing with expired content - AP, Reuters, etc.

[0x9] Delete or edit, what to do???

[0xA] Bing ROI

Many articles about hacking gadgets. Examples of extreme technology. DIY projects describing how to build electronic projects. Fun top 5 and top 10 lists.

[0x2] Bipedal Dynamic Stability Testing

[0x3] Ikea Night Light controlled by an Android Phone

[0x4] LED Illuminated Knot Hole Stair Lights

[0x5] PIC Microntroller based Dual Thermometer using two DS1820 1-Wire Sensors

[0x6] Capricious Clock – Crazy Time Clock

[0x7] Exuberant Clock

[0x8] How to Fix a Worn out Video Game Controller

[0x9] Wifi Garage Door Opener Project Build

[0xA] A look inside a 270mW RGV Laser Show System

The Web Application Security Consortium (WASC) is an international group of experts, industry practitioners, and organizational representatives who produce open source and widely agreed upon best-practice security standards for the World Wide Web.

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Learning and Managing Penetration Testing in Today's Chaotic World

[0x2] Course Updates

[0x3] Interview on PaulDotCom

[0x4] “Best Of” Hakin9 Magazine

[0x5] Book On Sale Now!

[0x6] DefCon 17 Speech

[0x7] Book Deal Announced

[0x8] Hackerdemia Project

[0x9] IRC Chat and Webinars

[0xA] Hakin9 Magazine article

[0x2] Zscaler ThreatLabZ launches free security service to analyze web risk

[0x3] An update for ISACA members

[0x4] PR folks: Read this before making RSA pitches

[0x5] Amazon.com gift card offer on Facebook? Don't believe it

[0x6] DreamHost becomes the latest breach statistic

[0x7] Unhappy Hollywood: Statement from SOPA-PIPA advocates

[0x8] Strategies To Protect Yourself in 2012

[0x9] SECURITY WISDOM WATCH: SOPA-PIPA edition

[0xA] Virtualization Security: Better Late Than Never

[0x2] Don’t press F1 key in Windows XP

[0x3] Traversing a ‘DLL’: Financial Crimeware (Banker)

[0x4] Orkut Phishing using Blogspot account

[0x5] Social Engineering – Fake TwitterIM Download

[0x6] Scam Mail targeting Indian users “Tax Refund Online Form”

[0x7] Chase Bank Phishing scam Mail

[0x8] Traversing a Financial Crimeware which uses Proxy Technique

[0x9] 1st Rogue Mail in 2010

[0xA] Decrypting the Zeus Config File

Get the latest technology news, comment and anlaysis from the Telegraph.

[0x2] South Africans most avid Twitter users in Africa

[0x3] Europe signs up to controversial ACTA web treaty

[0x4] Twitter will 'censor' tweets by country

[0x5] FBI to use Twitter to predict crimes

[0x6] Android tablets challenge iPad dominance

[0x7] What right do we have to be forgotten?

[0x8] Apple iCloud: will the cloud finally go mainstream?

[0x9] ASA investigates Rio Ferdinand Snickers tweets

[0xA] Is it game over for Nintendo?

Tac-ti-cal: of or relating to combat tactics: of or occurring at the battlefront <a tactical defense>

[0x2] What Web Application Security Monitoring Can Learn From Casino Surveillance

[0x3] WASC WHID Semi-Annual Report for 2010

[0x4] Moving to the Trustwave SpiderLabs Research Team

[0x5] Spammers using Twitter's Update Status API

[0x6] Back to the Future - Economies of Scale Techniques from 2008 Still in Use Today

[0x7] Zone-H Defacement Statistics Report for Q1 2010

[0x8] BSIMM2 and WAFs

[0x9] Botnet Herders Targeting Web Servers

[0xA] Apache.org Compromised Through XSS

Computer security news - more than 340 categories of real-time RSS news feeds

[0x2] Hackers uses ex journalist's email to ask for money

[0x3] Europe's firewall demands just keep growing and growing

[0x4] Hacker group Anonymous targets Mexican websites

[0x5] 15. Hacker group Anonymous targets Mexican websites

[0x6] Judges bid to speed up hacking case

[0x7] Judges bid to speed up hacking case

[0x8] Judges bid to speed up hacking case

[0x9] Judges bid to speed up hacking case

[0xA] Judges bid to speed up hacking case

[0x2] Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Genome.asvq

[0x3] Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Genome.asut

[0x4] Trojan.Win32.Slefdel.fpk

[0x5] Trojan.Win32.Sasfis.rer

[0x6] Trojan.Win32.Sasfis.ole

[0x7] Trojan.Win32.Qhost.nhn

[0x8] Trojan-SMS.J2ME.Agent.s

[0x9] Trojan.Win32.Qhost.mxb

[0xA] Trojan.Win32.Agent.fadd

PCI Security Standards Council latest Press Releases

[0x2] PCI Security Standards Council Adds PCI PIN Security Requirements to PTS Standard

[0x3] PCI Security Standards Council Invites Industry Input During Next Phase of Standards Development

[0x4] PCI Security Standards Council Opens Election for New Special Interest Groups

[0x5] 2011 PCI Community Meetings Break Record for Number of Attendees

[0x6] PCI Security Standards Council Updates PTS Program For Encryption, Mobile

[0x7] PCI Security Standards Council Publishes First Set of PCI Point-to-point Encryption Solution Requirements

[0x8] PCI Security Standards Council Releases Updated PCI DSS Wireless Guidelines

[0x9] PCI Security Standards Council Exceeds 100 Members in Europe

[0xA] PCI Security Standards Council Releases PCI DSS Tokenization Guidelines

Bringing Fire To The Village: Your Source For Computer, Network & Information Security News

[0x2] DreamHost, FTC, Zone-H And More Defacements

[0x3] RSA 2012 Parties

[0x4] The French Urban eXperiment

[0x5] Anonymous Snatching Defeat From The Jaws of Victory?

[0x6] Iran To Execute Programmer

[0x7] Feds Shutdown Megaupload, Bust Founder

[0x8] Israeli hackers respond

[0x9] Hackers Hit El Al And Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

[0xA] Norton Source Code To Be Posted Tuesday

Black Hat Digital Self Defense. Black Hat provides cutting edge content in the information and computer security field. Keep up to date with Black Hat presentations, announcements, and free content.

[0x2] Black Hat USA 2010 Training: Application Security: For Hackers and Developers

[0x3] Black Hat USA 2010 Training: Assaulting IPS

[0x4] Free Black Hat March Webcast - Pen Testing the Web with Firefox by Michael Schearer ("theprez98")

[0x5] Black Hat USA 2010 Registration Now Open!

[0x6] Black Hat USA 2010 Call for Papers Closes May 1

[0x7] Black Hat Europe 2010 Call for Papers Closes March 1

[0x8] Feb 18 Webcast

[0x9] Black Hat DC 2010 - News - Security chip that does encryption in PCs hacked

[0xA] Black Hat DC Keynote

Informative information for the uninformed

[0x2] Analyzing local privilege escalations in win32k

[0x3] Exploiting Tomorrow's Internet Today: Penetration testing with IPv6

[0x4] Can you find me now? Unlocking the Verizon Wireless xv6800 (HTC Titan) GPS

[0x5] An Objective Analysis of the Lockdown Protection System for Battle.net

[0x6] ActiveX - Active Exploitation

[0x7] Context-keyed Payload Encoding

[0x8] Improving Software Security Analysis using Exploitation Properties

[0x9] Real-time Steganography with RTP

[0xA] PatchGuard Reloaded: A Brief Analysis of PatchGuard Version 3

Covering security, storage, and networking for the enterprise IT professional

[0x2] Solid State Drives in Enterprise Applications

[0x3] Oracle to Keep Sun's Data Storage, Tape Businesses

[0x4] LTO-5 Breathes New Life into Tape Storage

[0x5] NetApp Deepens Ties with Cisco, VMware

[0x6] EMC Reports Strong Data Storage, Deduplication Sales

[0x7] Symantec Adds Deduplication to Backup Software

[0x8] EMC Doubles Clariion, Celerra Density with 2TB SATA Drives

[0x9] RAID Storage Levels Explained

[0xA] NetApp, Cisco and VMware Deal May Be Coming

Dave (ReL1K) Kennedy's Security Haven

[0x2] The Social-Engineer Toolkit (SET) v2.5.3 has been released.

[0x3] New website design launched!

[0x4] Artillery 0.2 Alpha has been released!

[0x5] The Social-Engineer Toolkit (SET) v2.5 “Rippin and Tearin” has been released!

[0x6] Healthcare most breached industry in 2011

[0x7] The Social-Engineer Toolkit (SET) v2.4 “Renegade” has been released.

[0x8] The Social-Engineer Toolkit (SET) v2.3 “Eclipse” has been released.

[0x9] Brad Smith Donations

[0xA] The Social-Engineer Toolkit v2.2 Codename: “Son of Flynn” has been released.

[0x2] Breaking encrypted data using Burp

[0x3] It's a biggie

[0x4] MDSec online training labs

[0x5] The fame of Peter Wiener

[0x6] Burp Suite Free Edition v1.4 released

[0x7] Web App Hacker's Handbook 2nd Edition - Preview

[0x8] Burp v1.4 beta now available

[0x9] Burp v1.4 preview - Session handling: putting it all together

[0xA] Burp v1.4 preview - Macros

Computer Security In Plain English For Normal People

[0x2] What’s a Rogue – And Why Do You Need to Know?

[0x3] Top 10 Ways Computer Security Will Improve in 2010 (Not!)

[0x4] The Year in Malware–A 2009 Review

[0x5] Taking Steps to Protect the Network on Cyber Monday

[0x6] November 2009

[0x7] White Paper: Panda Cloud Protection

[0x8] Facebook and Twitter Phishing Attacks

[0x9] Become a Fan, Win a 1Tb ioSafe Drive

[0xA] Record-Setting Patch Tuesday from Microsoft and Adobe

Biting the hand that feeds IT

[0x2] Facebook flings clickjack spam lawsuit at ad-slingers

[0x3] US lawmakers question Google over privacy policy

[0x4] Judges set timetable for McKinnon case resolution

[0x5] Microsoft exec says Safe Harbor framework is 'alive and well'

[0x6] Google emails Virgin Media subscribers ... about privacy

[0x7] Blackhole crimeware kit drives web threat spike

[0x8] Symantec's profits up in calm third quarter

[0x9] Why O2 shared your mobile number with the world

[0xA] pcAnywhere let anyone anywhere inject code into PCs

InformationWeek

[0x2] Stolen iPhone Saved By iCloud

[0x3] Google And Privacy: Nothing To See Here, Move On

[0x4] Twitter Country Blocks: 10 Key Facts

[0x5] InformationWeek's RSS Feed is brought to you by The next level in education with NEC

[0x6] Federal CTO Aneesh Chopra Resigns

[0x7] White House Presses For New Cybersecurity Laws

[0x8] India’s HCL Hiring 10,000 In U.S., Europe

[0x9] Facebook's Timeline Soon Will Be Mandatory

[0xA] Nokia Numbers Show Microsoft’s Mobile Madness

[0x2] CSO's ultimate guide to business continuity and disaster recovery

[0x3] Lack of Telework Preparedness Puts Business Continuity in Danger?

[0x4] Gartner Joins GAO in Raising Flu Network Congestion Fears

[0x5] Most Businesses READY for Flu Pandemic?

[0x6] Swine Flu Near You? IPhone App Will Let You Know

[0x7] A Swine Flu (H1N1) Business Continuity Planning Guide

[0x8] Swine Flu: Watching the Southern Hemisphere for Signs of H1N1 Havoc

[0x9] WHO Declares Swine flu a Pandemic. Now What?

[0xA] Swine Flu: A Wake-up Call for Emergency Planners

Security Chronicles By Umesh Thota.
www.SecureBlog.net

[0x2] thats why.. lol…

[0x3] Panda Cloud Antivirus !!!

[0x4] BEST BROWSER (*FIREFOX) ADDONS!!!

[0x5] BORG!!! BOT!!! FIGHT!!!

[0x6] GUIDELINES FOR SAFE COMPUTING:

[0x7] K9 Web Protection - Free Internet Filtering and Parental Controls Software

[0x8] Must Have Security Solutions (for free)

[0x9] Goolag Scanner Released!

[0xA] Change DNS ? for a Safer, Faster Online Experience

[0x2] Security Flaw in Wi-Fi Routers Puts Data at Risk

[0x3] Mobile Malware a Growing Threat

[0x4] Survey: Law Firms Conscious of Cloud Security

[0x5] Researchers Find New Way to Hack PCs Using Smartphones

[0x6] Microsoft Issues Fixes for 23 Bugs

[0x7] 'Massive Security Vulnerability' Found in HTC Android Devices

[0x8] Security Vendors Hope to Capitalize on Mobility Trend

[0x9] Zeus Malware Gets Update

[0xA] Apache Warns of DoS Attack Tool

Twitter updates from Stefan Esser / i0n1c.

[0x2] i0n1c: Funny that my followers believe I get part of the donations for a jailbreak I was not involved with. THAT would be a nice life.

[0x3] i0n1c: Half a million iPhone 4S already jailbroken.... Impressive. Imagine everyone had to pay 1 USD for the JB.

[0x4] i0n1c: I like the @Pwn2Own_Contest rules. However with that rule setup I guess one needs a team to win.

[0x5] i0n1c: It is not the best security research that is done by teams during work time. It is only the research with the bigger PR team behind it.

[0x6] i0n1c: OMG http://t.co/JBxjMF78

[0x7] i0n1c: RT @onceuponanop: 새해 복 많이 받으세요!

[0x8] i0n1c: @xantammac http://t.co/XwO11Uwr

[0x9] i0n1c: well @andreasdotorg Debian PHP is usually broken beyond repair.Debian PHP users get no support at http://t.co/2VOlQswD

[0xA] i0n1c: Well @hdmoore don't get me wrong I would prefer if they do not ship it by default. That would stop them from spreading FUD about it.

Dark Reading is the premier online resource helping information security professionals manage the balance between protection and access. It offers breaking news and analysis on attacks, breaches and vulnerabilities, as well as strategies for protecting enterprise data. It also offers guidance on setting risk management and compliance policies.

[0x2] Security Careers: A Closer Look At Digital Investigations

[0x3] Smartcards: Still A Smart Choice?

[0x4] Study: The Aftermath Of A Breach

[0x5] Hopping Aboard The Mobile Payment Bandwagon? Bring A Helmet

[0x6] Six-Year-Old Breach Comes Back To Haunt Symantec

[0x7] Hacktivists Turn To DNS Hijacking

[0x8] Database Password Storage Exposes Need For Better ID Management

[0x9] DNSSEC Error Caused NASA Website To Be Blocked

[0xA] Looking Over The RIM And Into The Chasm

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Password guessing with Medusa 2.0

[0x3] EnGarde Secure Community Release Notes 3.0.10

[0x4] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.8 Release Notes

[0x5] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.7 Release Notes

[0x6] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.6 Release Notes

[0x7] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.5 Release Notes

[0x8] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.4 Release Notes

[0x9] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.3 Release Notes

[0xA] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.2 Release Notes

Twitter updates from mdowd / mdowd.

[0x2] mdowd: @thegrugq @scarybeasts @aaronportnoy @justinschuh Chrome is a lot more than just webkit really

[0x3] mdowd: @thegrugq @dlitchfield @georgevhulme @coverity It's the same strategy I adopt when playing boggle with 3+ people :)

[0x4] mdowd: @thegrugq @dlitchfield @georgevhulme @coverity Let other vendors cancel all each others bugs out. Put all your energy in to unusual bugs

[0x5] mdowd: @davehull @zerotao @strcpy Haha awesome. As I've said before, they should just have cameras all over their house. Best reality show ever

[0x6] mdowd: New rap news for Australia Day: http://t.co/Zk96UsIn

[0x7] mdowd: @seanhn prezi?

[0x8] mdowd: RT @silviocesare: A new paper based on my 2010 Masters thesis http://t.co/U8LNDbfQ

[0x9] mdowd: RT @meder: I've blogged about my latest vuln: CVE-2011-3923 or Yet Another Remote Code Execution in Struts2: http://t.co/qOD0fos8

[0xA] mdowd: RT @ax330d: @mdowd Not quite so http://t.co/E0aG92xv

Cutting Edge Information Security Posts.

[0x2] Linkedin ViewLink and ViewArticle mechanism opens new kind of Phishing attacks

[0x3] SCADA Exploitation - Hacking into national infrastructures

[0x4] Source-Link-Phishing (A.K.A. TabNabbing) - New technique for phishing attacks

[0x5] Directory Traversal Cheat Sheet

[0x6] ClickJacking Advertisement

[0x7] Hacking Citrix and Terminal Server Techniques

[0x8] Hacking the Planet - By TinKode

[0x9] ClickJacking Facebook

[0xA] Find SQL Injection using Google Dorks

Incorporating security and risk into everyday thought.

[0x2] Why Disaster Recovery Requires a Plan

[0x3] What does a network scanner bring to the company?

[0x4] Demystifying UTM and NGF

[0x5] Threats

[0x6] Healthy Skepticism Required When Using Online Storage

[0x7] Classification of data center reliability

[0x8] Amidst the Growing Web, We Are Rushing Back to Client-Server Computing

[0x9] Taking a Wider View of Application Security

[0xA] Compliance risk, the risk management trump card

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Password guessing with Medusa 2.0

[0x3] SuSE: 2011-042: Linux kernel

[0x4] SuSE: 2011-041: Linux kernel

[0x5] SuSE: 2011-040: Linux kernel

[0x6] SuSE: 2011-038: Linux kernel

[0x7] SuSE: 2011-037: Mozilla Firefox

[0x8] SuSE: 2011-036: IBM Java 1.4.2

[0x9] SuSE: 2011-035:

[0xA] SuSE: 2011-034: Linux kernel

Interviews with local, regional and international technology experts on various topics.

[0x2] Ingredients for a Successful Disaster Recovery Plan

[0x3] Security & Web Facing Applications

[0x4] Different Approaches to SSO

[0x5] Story as Brand

[0x6] Effective Network Management Strategies

[0x7] HIPAA Privacy and Security

[0x8] What’s Wrong with the Federal, State and Local Budget Process

[0x9] Business Continuity Planning

[0xA] Identity Federation and Compliance

Carries news items (generally from mainstream sources) that relate to security.

[0x2] Re: The digital hacktivist

[0x3] IT pros say data breach assessment is more valuable than notification, study says

[0x4] DOD to allow Android on classified networks

[0x5] Symantec advises users to turn off PCAnywhere in hack aftermath

[0x6] Newt Threatens China and Russia With Cyberwar

[0x7] Royal Canadian Navy officer charged with espionage

[0x8] 10K Reasons to Worry About Critical Infrastructure

[0x9] Microsoft Names Alleged Botnet Operator Behind Kelihos

[0xA] Linux vendors rush to patch privilege escalation flaw after root exploits emerge

This feed contains the most recent fully analyzed CVE cyber vulnerabilities published within the National Vulnerability Database.

[0x2] CVE-2012-0806 (bip)

[0x3] CVE-2012-0395 (networker)

[0x4] CVE-2011-4354 (openssl)

[0x5] CVE-2011-4143 (envision)

[0x6] CVE-2012-0312 (online_merchant, oscommerce)

[0x7] CVE-2012-0311 (oscommerce)

[0x8] CVE-2011-1941 (phpmyadmin)

[0x9] CVE-2011-1940 (phpmyadmin)

[0xA] CVE-2011-4276 (android)

My friends tease me about my role in promoting First Base Technologies through public speaking, articles and interviews ... hence calling me 'Famous Pete Wood Security'

[0x2] Cyber Security In Real-Time Systems and CNI

[0x3] Cloud Security Alliance UK and Ireland

[0x4] A Software Engineer, a Hardware Engineer and a Departmental Manager ...

[0x5] Festive Greetings

[0x6] Fighting malware in your browser

[0x7] Vote for us!

[0x8] Personal mobile devices

[0x9] May 2010 ramblings

[0xA] Hot topics for 2010 - discuss!

Twitter updates from Exploit Database / exploitdb.

[0x2] exploitdb: [remote] - HP Diagnostics Server magentservice.exe Overflow - [CVE: 2011-4789]: http://t.co/XF2xPsmH

[0x3] exploitdb: [webapps] - Peel SHOPPING - version 2.8 and version 2.9 xss/sql inject Vulnerability: http://t.co/FLWdHHOu

[0x4] exploitdb: [papers] - [Spanish] El fingerprinting dentro de la seguridad web: http://t.co/lUZikFED

[0x5] exploitdb: [remote] - Sysax Multi Server 5.50 Create Folder Remote Code Exec BoF (MSF Module): http://t.co/C1sOQHEH

[0x6] exploitdb: [webapps] - phplist - version 2.10.9 CSRF/XSS Vulnerability: http://t.co/nt1E6o88

[0x7] exploitdb: [webapps] - VR GPub 4.0 CSRF Vulnerability: http://t.co/r6ql6Vu9

[0x8] exploitdb: [webapps] - WordPress http://t.co/Iz2RTekv

[0x9] exploitdb: [webapps] - Stoneware WebNetwork6 Multiple Vulnerabilities - [CVE: 2012-0286]: http://t.co/GTitq8oT

[0xA] exploitdb: [papers] - A Backdoor in the Next Generation Active Directory: http://t.co/RbmYaEeD

[0x2] Small company, big security challenges

[0x3] Why healthcare IT security is harder than the rest

[0x4] New SEC security breach rules no big game changer, experts say

[0x5] Data destruction: Why you need NAID

[0x6] SIEM: Dead or alive?

[0x7] Senator to businesses: Protect data or pay

[0x8] Case study: Using remote access securely

[0x9] Nine (and a half) signs your vulnerability management program is failing

[0xA] Creating a cloud SLA from diagnostic data

OVAL news headlines for the latest compatible products, data and schema updates, upcoming conferences, new Web site features, OVAL in the news, etc.

[0x2] OVAL Interpreter Updated for Version 5.10.1

[0x3] OVAL Repository Updated for Version 5.10.1

[0x4] Draft of OVAL Language Windows Component Data Model Specification Now Available

[0x5] Release Candidate 2 of OVAL Version 5.10.1 Now Available

[0x6] OVAL Board Holds Teleconference Meeting

[0x7] MITRE Announces Initial "Making Security Measurable" Calendar of Events for 2012

[0x8] Two New OVAL Board Members

[0x9] OVAL Repository Announces Top Contributors Awards for Q4-2011

[0xA] Release Candidate 1 of OVAL Version 5.10.1 Now Available

Upcoming Advisories

[0x2] ZDI-CAN-1487: EMC

[0x3] ZDI-CAN-1486: EMC

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[0x5] ZDI-CAN-1477: Mozilla

[0x6] ZDI-CAN-1471: Microsoft

[0x7] ZDI-CAN-1470: Adobe

[0x8] ZDI-CAN-1469: Microsoft

[0x9] ZDI-CAN-1484: WebKit.Org

[0xA] ZDI-CAN-1476: Oracle

Computer security community with forums, blogs and directory covering exploit, vulnerability, advisory with various penetration testing tools.

[0x2] CVE-2011-1941 (phpmyadmin)

[0x3] CVE-2012-0311 (oscommerce)

[0x4] CVE-2012-0312 (online_merchant, oscommerce)

[0x5] CVE-2011-4143 (envision)

[0x6] CVE-2011-4354 (openssl)

[0x7] CVE-2012-0395 (networker)

[0x8] CVE-2012-0806 (bip)

[0x9] CVE-2012-0807 (suhosin)

[0xA] CVE-2011-3479 (pcanywhere)

A Simple blog debating good linux hacks, security and programming and general sysadministration..

[0x2] Happy Sysadmin appreciation day

[0x3] choosing a web language...

[0x4] Epic fail ftw..

[0x5] found a bug?

[0x6] shellcodes more shellcode stuff.

[0x7] upcoming blog post..

[0x8] amd64/x86_64 shellcode..

[0x9] grabbing a table from a mysql backup...

[0xA] the squirrlemail hole..

the rantings of michael eddington

[0x2] Peach Training @ CanSecWest 2011

[0x3] Using Code Coverage to Select Fuzzing Sample Files

[0x4] Using .NET Assemblies with Peach 2

[0x5] Looking forward to Peach 3

[0x6] Fuzzing SQL Stored Procedures

[0x7] Changing Defaults for Data Elements

[0x8] Fuzzing Shared Libraries

[0x9] Peach Dojo @ CanSecWest 2009

[0xA] Still Alive!

[0x2] More than passive defense

[0x3] Bullies, Pirates and Lulz

[0x4] U.S. Memorial Day Thoughts on Cyber War

[0x5] Sony, Congress, The Media and Me

[0x6] A Cautionary Incident

[0x7] Panel #4: Securing Web 2.0 (Panel Summary)

[0x8] Panel #3: Fighting Through: Mission Continuity Under Attack (Panel Summary)

[0x9] Panel #2: Scientific Foundations of Cyber Security (Panel Summary)

[0xA] Panel #1: Traitor Tracing and Data Provenance (Panel Summary)

yet another device character

[0x2] Holograms!

[0x3] Lost in translation: WTF is happening inside my Android phone

[0x4] Python + divert sockets + scapy

[0x5] Video Streamming - Flash/Flex/Actionscript3 - NetConnection+NetStream+RTMP FMS (Flash Media Server)

[0x6] Suricata 1.0.2 Released

[0x7] HowTo setup suricata 1.0.0 on Mac OS X on IDS and IPS mode with IPFW

[0x8] New suricata release 0.8.2

[0x9] Improved version of pcap2rawc

[0xA] Rule2Alert

Journey into the latest in wireless technology! You'll find updates on new security issues and vulnerabilities, information on IEEE standards, advice on networking hardware, and unique insight on building and maintaining a secure wireless network.

[0x2] In-Flight Wi-Fi

[0x3] Economic effects on IT Field

[0x4] Blackberry Storm Simulator

[0x5] 3G Wireless

[0x6] Wireless Network Users have Come a Long Way!

[0x7] Dilemma of a Passionate Programmer

[0x8] Can Old Wireless Network Interface Cards be Upgraded to Support WPA?

[0x9] Ramifications of a Cracked WPA Passphrase

[0xA] More Ramblings on WiFi Allergies

The latest data-center news and analysis from NetworkWorld.com.

[0x2] John Deere plows into agile

[0x3] HDD Crunch May Have Far-reaching Effects

[0x4] Oracle Move Could Push Rivals Toward Big Data Bundles

[0x5] U.S. Finds Flaws in ES&S DS200 Voting Machine

[0x6] Micron to acquire PCIe virtualization vendor Virtensys

[0x7] Wall Street Beat: Enterprise spending helps mixed quarter for tech

[0x8] Oracle calls school's revised lawsuit over software project a 'transparent ploy'

[0x9] 4 ways to beat data bloat

[0xA] The Agile Infrastructure

Hackers Center Security Portal is one of the most complete, updated and visited Securty portals on the net. We offer Security Blogs, Exploits, Texts, Tools

[0x2] Sahi V3

[0x3] UrlParams 2.2.0

[0x4] TemperIE

[0x5] Nikto 2

[0x6] hcraft 1.0.0

[0x7] MSNPawn 1.1

[0x8] httprint

[0x9] DIRB

[0xA] WebInject 1.4

[0x2] More Holiday Cheer: SCIM Cloud Provisioning Standard Reaches A Big Milestone

[0x3] Stopping The Insider Threat: The Case for SIEM in Government IT (Part 2)

[0x4] Security Metrics and the Balanced Scorecard

[0x5] The Dark Side of Collaboration

[0x6] Foxnews.com - Drones, Malware and a Continued Lack of Infosec - Rinse and Repeat

[0x7] Hey, what’s for supper? We are having a risk-based pot roast tonight! Roll the dice.

[0x8] Cyber Surveillance & Warning Striker

[0x9] When to Strike Back!

[0xA] Friends, Foes and Faceless Denizens – The Real Social Network

Release early, often, and w/ rap music.

[0x2] Ideaz1 – “USBmoan” – a more expressive computer(companion)

[0x3] Mittens Romney – Browser Extension

[0x4] Book Glasses

[0x5] Jdubs Video Xmix 2011

[0x6] HAPPY DECENTRALIZED APOCALYPSE!

[0x7] Gingers In Paris (X-MIX 2011)

[0x8] Xmas Mix For My Son

[0x9] Stop SOPA/PIPA Blackout

[0xA] OCCU(PI) Bot

IT Security Research and Services

[0x2] From Windows thumbnails vulnerability to remote shell

[0x3] Red Teaming Usage for Assessing Information Security

[0x4] New version of ddosim – DDOS simulator

[0x5] Backward disassembler for ROP exploitation

[0x6] Guide For Designing Cyber Security Exercises

[0x7] GROUP_CONCAT() for Oracle blind SQL injection

[0x8] Check if your email account has been exposed!

[0x9] SqlBit – a new blind SQL injection exploiter

[0xA] Application Layer DDoS Simulator

LogChat: Andrew Hay and Anton Chuvakin talk about logging, log management and related topics

[0x2] Links for 2012-01-12 [del.icio.us]

[0x3] Links for 2012-01-11 [del.icio.us]

[0x4] Links for 2012-01-09 [del.icio.us]

[0x5] Annual Blog Round-Up – 2011

[0x6] Links for 2012-01-03 [del.icio.us]

[0x7] Monthly Blog Round-Up – December 2011

[0x8] Links for 2011-12-19 [del.icio.us]

[0x9] Links for 2011-12-16 [del.icio.us]

[0xA] Monthly Blog Round-Up – November 2011

Información en vivo desde Foro de elhacker.net

[0x2] Facebook anunciará su salida a Bolsa la próxima semana

[0x3] Las cincuenta entidades superconectadas

[0x4] "La gente se sentiría molesta si viera de dónde viene su iPhone"

[0x5] Microsoft pide a los usuarios de Gmail que se pasen a Hotmail

[0x6] Twitter rectifica: "Nuestro anuncio no tiene nada que ver con la censura"

[0x7] Microsoft busca un experto para llevar Linux a su plataforma Azure

[0x8] Dos detenidos por coaccionar a chicas a través de Internet con fines sexuales

[0x9] IBM publica la última versión de Lotus Symphony

[0xA] Google Earth 6.2 actualiza los mapas para evitar el "efecto mosaico" de sus ...

Provides insights on the unique challenges which make web applications notoriously hard to secure, as well as attack methods including SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery, and more.

[0x2] Re: Apache Killer - take 2?

[0x3] Apache Killer - take 2?

[0x4] CarolinaCon-8/2012 - Final Announcement/Call for Papers/Presenters/Speakers

[0x5] OWASP AsiaPac 2012 - Sydney Australia CFP and CFT

[0x6] RE: Application Security

[0x7] Re: Application Security

[0x8] Application Security

[0x9] Re: stacking proxies

[0xA] AppSec DC 2012 CFP EXTENDED!

Log visualization and log management as seen by Raffael Marty

[0x2] Cyber Security Visualization – Grand Challenge

[0x3] Learning About Log Analysis and Visualization in Taipei

[0x4] Logging Guidelines Enable Actions

[0x5] Why a Cloud Logging Standard Doesn’t Make Any Sense

[0x6] Mid January Roundup

[0x7] links for 2011-01-07

[0x8] Applied Security Visualization – Book Video

[0x9] November Logging Updates

[0xA] Logging Formats and Standards

Twitter updates from TrendMicro / TrendMicro.

[0x2] TrendMicro: Malware Leveraging MIDI Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Found [Blog Post] http://t.co/CqchG4cT

[0x3] TrendMicro: SMB employees use cloud services to get around their IT department if IT is too slow. #dellcloudchat @daveasprey @spectoratdell

[0x4] TrendMicro: RT @SpectorAtDell: Enjoyed Chat today on #cloud and SMB #dellcloudchat ; Great Discussion and Questions

[0x5] TrendMicro: If you're an SMB, you already have BYOD which means you're on the cloud whether you like it or not. #dellcloudchat #nodenyingit

[0x6] TrendMicro: If you're an SMB, you already have BYOD, which means you're on the cloud whether you like it or not. #dellcloudchat #nodenyingit

[0x7] TrendMicro: RT @daveasprey: Data encryption in the cloud - details useful for SMBs and enterprises alike http://t.co/ccUSXjGt #dellcloudchat @trendmicro

[0x8] TrendMicro: 2 big trends for 2012 in cloud security: making secure clouds fast enough, and encrypting data in the cloud with secure keys #dellcloudchat

[0x9] TrendMicro: Yes - but avoid "cloudwashed" service providers without real cloud services for SMBs #dellcloudchat @krishnan

[0xA] TrendMicro: Serously? How many private clouds AREN'T open to the Internet? #dellcloudchat @krishnan

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[0x2] MITRE Named to Glassdoor.com's 50 Best Places to Work List

[0x3] Conclusion of First MITRE Challenge Brings New Way to Fast–Track Ideas

[0x4] Service–Oriented Architecture for e–Government Conference Spotlights Composable Services

[0x5] MITRE Employees Honored for Achievements in STEM

[0x6] MITRE Named to Boston Globe's 2011 Top Places to Work List

[0x7] MITRE Named to InformationWeek 500 List of Innovative Business Technology Organizations

[0x8] Department of Defense Renames R&D Center Operated by MITRE

[0x9] Top 25 Most Dangerous Software Errors List Released

[0xA] IDG's Computerworld Names MITRE a "Best Place to Work in IT" for Seventh Straight Year

[0x2] Hey, CSOs: Suck it up and accept budget cuts

[0x3] Legal quicksand: Shrink-wrap and click-wrap agreements

[0x4] Mobile payments and PCI DSS compliance: Some, but not much, clarity (yet)

[0x5] They're baaack! National data breach notification bills resurface

[0x6] 4 tips for using Facebook legally to conduct background checks (includes video)

[0x7] How ALPS Advisors found its log management groove

[0x8] Security in 3D

[0x9] IT GRC tools: Control your environment

[0xA] Dos and don'ts for IT GRC success

News and Blog posts from CERIAS. This feed does not include our events calendar (http://www.cerias.purdue.edu/feeds/events)

[0x2] Spafford to Speak at Next Science on Tap

[0x3] No Wikipedia? What if the Internet went down?

[0x4] ACSA Offers Scholarship for Women Studying Information Security

[0x5] The State of Security Education

[0x6] Why Law Enforcement Can’t Stop Hackers

[0x7] Two CERIAS Faculty Receive Honors

[0x8] Cybersecurity Requires a Multifaceted Approach

[0x9] Spafford to Give Keynote Address at Anti-Phishing Conference

[0xA] Sandia National Labs Director to Speak on National Security Challenges

Mental meanderings of an infosec obsessive...

[0x2] PCI, QSAs, and the Audit-Industrial Complex

[0x3] The Gross Example of STRATFOR

[0x4] It's (nearly) 2012 - So What? ;)

[0x5] You Gotta See These :)

[0x6] Impact, Value, and What's Really Important

[0x7] 3 Uncommon Solutions for the 3 Common Problems

[0x8] 3 Common Ways Security Fails People

[0x9] Various Updates

[0xA] RSA US 2012

Enhancing Global Leadership from the Inside-Out.

[0x2] Growing Your Seeds... Part III

[0x3] Growing Your Seeds... Part II

[0x4] Growing Your Seeds...

[0x5] Your People... Part III

[0x6] Your People... Part II

[0x7] Your People...

[0x8] Building That Institution... Part III

[0x9] Building That Institution... Part II

[0xA] Building That Institution...

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[0x2] The Learning Organization Goes Digital

[0x3] 10 Tips - IT Training Support

[0x4] How to Make Your IT Staff Smarter

[0x5] Improving Application Development with Digital Libraries

[0x6] Working Green with Digital Libraries - How it Can Help

[0x7] Minimizing Technology Project Delays with Digital Libraries

[0x8] How VMware Virtualization Right-sizes IT Infrastructure to Reduce Power Consumption

[0x9] Reduce Energy Costs and Go Green with VMware Virtualization

[0xA] VMware Customer Success: Consolidating Data Centers at First American

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[0x2] Google Releases Chrome 16.0.912.77

[0x3] Symantec pcAnywhere Hotfix

[0x4] Best Practices for Recovery from the Malicious Erasure of Files

[0x5] Oracle Releases Critical Patch Update for January 2012

[0x6] Phishing Campaign Using Spoofed US-CERT Email Addresses

[0x7] Microsoft Releases January Security Bulletin

[0x8] Adobe Releases Security Advisory for Adobe Reader and Acrobat

[0x9] Google Releases Chrome 16.0.912.75

[0xA] Multiple Programming Language Implementations Vulnerable to Hash Table Collision Attacks

InformationWeek

[0x2] Twitter Country Blocks: 10 Key Facts

[0x3] White House Presses For New Cybersecurity Laws

[0x4] Megaupload: What's Next for Founders, Users?

[0x5] Mobile Payment Technology Gotchas

[0x6] InformationWeek's RSS Feed is brought to you by How drive-by malware works, and are small web sites at risk?

[0x7] Smartcards: Still A Smart Choice?

[0x8] Google Study: Social Media Enhances Privacy

[0x9] U.S. Intel Chief: Insider Leaks A Top Priority

[0xA] FBI Seeks Data-Mining App for Social Media

Most Recent Additions to The Ethical Hacker Network, the best, single source of educational content for forensics, pen testing and incident response. Hacker Challenges with prizes, free monthly giveaways, tutorials, articles, forums, certification info and more.

[0x2] December 2011 Free Giveaway Winner - SANS

[0x3] InfoSec in the Boardroom

[0x4] Book Review: A Bug Hunter’s Diary

[0x5] November 2011 Free Giveaway Winner - Black Hat Events

[0x6] CASP – The Evolution of Technical Security Certifications?

[0x7] Oracle Web Hacking Part II

[0x8] October 2011 Free Giveaway Winners - Mile2

[0x9] Video: Keyloggers 101

[0xA] The Logic Behind Application Logic Defects

Help Net Security is a daily updated security related site. We offer information on the latest happenings in the InfoSec world, advisories, viruses, papers, and more. HNS also has a large download section of security tools for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and Pocket PC.

[0x2] Facebook scammers leverage the Amazon Cloud

[0x3] Perplexing malware served on social welfare site

[0x4] Unwanted apps on Android smartphones

[0x5] Protect sensitive data on Mac OS X, Windows and Linux

[0x6] A peek into the Sykipot campaigns

[0x7] Multi-cloud security groups

[0x8] Software platform for security in industrial control systems

[0x9] Protecting Mac OS X from privacy threats

[0xA] Ubuntu Unleashed 2012 Edition

Security Justice

[0x2] Security Justice Episode 35- THOTCON Edition

[0x3] Streaming Live at #THOTCON

[0x4] Security Justice Episode 34 – THOTCON, Notacon and the Penetration Testing Execution Standard with @kaospunk

[0x5] Shmoocon 2011 Podcaster Meetup Details

[0x6] Security Justice Episode 33 – ShmooCon, BSidesCLE, Notacon, THOTCON, O-ISC, AIDE and DerbyCon

[0x7] Security Justice Episode 32 – Talking Risk with Alex Hutton (@alexhutton)

[0x8] Security Justice Episode 31 – The Kevin Johnson (@secureideas) Special

[0x9] Security Justice Episode 30 – Rafal Los (@Wh1t3Rabbit) and Dave Kennedy (@dave_rel1k) at the InfoSec Summit

[0xA] Security Justice Episode 29 – Building Blocks for Building Docs with Alex Hamerstone, James Arlen

F5 white papers provide information on critical technology areas and how F5 products help you improve upon or prepare for their deployment.

[0x2] Secure Access with the BIG-IP System

[0x3] The New Data Center Firewall Paradigm

[0x4] Vulnerability Assessment with Application Security

[0x5] Optimizing Data Backup with Intelligent File Virtualization

[0x6] IBM and F5 Cloud Reference Guide

[0x7] Carrier-Grade Network Address Translation (CGNAT)

[0x8] Oracle Database Firewall White Paper (includes reference to F5 ASM)

[0x9] Strategic Solutions for Government IT

[0xA] APT Dot Gov: Protecting Federal Systems from Advanced Threats | SANS White Paper

[0x2] Challenges in Network Monitoring above the Enterprise

[0x3] Signed Java and Cisco AnyConnect

[0x4] Effectiveness of Microsoft Office File Validation

[0x5] A Security Comparison: Microsoft Office vs. Oracle Openoffice

[0x6] Announcing the CERT Basic Fuzzing Framework 2.0

[0x7] "Network Monitoring for Web-Based Threats" released

[0x8] Blog reorganization

[0x9] CERT Basic Fuzzing Framework Update

[0xA] Study of Malicious Domain Names: TLD Distribution

Latest ICT Internet news

[0x2] Branded Internet presents wholesale dept

[0x3] X for expensive?

[0x4] Pilots get online training

[0x5] Low connectivity hinders e-business

[0x6] Sony intros classical music e-store

[0x7] MWEB Business expands uncapped services

[0x8] How will SA lower broadband cost?

[0x9] Amazon plans app store

[0xA] MWEB Business extends ADSL offerings

[0x2] Government engineers actively plan for cyberwar

[0x3] Experts advise caution, information sharing in wake of alleged utility attacks

[0x4] Will 2012 REALLY be the year of the cyberwar?

[0x5] Smartphones, social media tied into ELERTS emergency system

[0x6] BC/DR spending not a top budget priority

[0x7] Storm brewing

[0x8] BC/DR and cloud-services lessons learned from a recent Amazon outage

[0x9] Cloud services as part of a BC/DR plan after a terror attack

[0xA] Smart grid (in)securities

Cisco Security Notices (the 40 most recent notices )

[0x2] Crafted DNS Packet Can Cause Denial Of Service

[0x3] Cisco IPsec VPN Implementation Group Password Usage Vulnerability

[0x4] Response to BugTraq - Cisco Clean Access Agent (Perfigo) Bypass

[0x5] CSS SSL Authentication Bypass

[0x6] ZOTOB and WORM_RBOT.CBQ Mitigation Recommendations

[0x7] Response to Full-Disclosure - Potential Denial of Service Bug in Cisco Pix Firewall IOS 6.2.2 and 6.3.(3.102)

[0x8] Cisco 802.1x Voice-Enabled Interfaces Allow Anonymous Voice VLAN Access

[0x9] Vulnerability in a Variant of the TCP Timestamps Option

[0xA] W32.BLASTER Worm Mitigation Recommendations

Security Research, Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge

[0x2] Call for Papers: 12th Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium (PETS 2012)

[0x3] Metrics for dynamic networks

[0x4] Beware of cybercrime data memes

[0x5] Call for Papers: USENIX Security 2012

[0x6] Brute force password-guessing attempts on SSH

[0x7] Bankers’ Christmas present

[0x8] Blood donation and privacy

[0x9] Job ad: post-doctoral researcher in security, operating systems, computer architecture

[0xA] Privacy event on Wednesday

[0x2] Web Analytics Solution from Splunk

[0x3] Splunk Named An Application Performance Management (APM) Innovator

[0x4] Introducing SplunkNews: The place to go for what you need to know about Splunk

[0x5] New Feature on Splunkbase: Star Ratings for Apps

[0x6] Splunk 4.3: shiny new security features

[0x7] New, easier Splunk 4.3. But don’t just take our word for it!

[0x8] Splunk even more data with 4.3!

[0x9] Three Splunk 4.3 features security pros should start using today

[0xA] Splunk 4.3 : Faster and Insightful Web Analysis

Pipes Output

[0x2] Updating the root certificates for Java

[0x3] Vagrant and VirtualBox on Windows

[0x4] Another friend blogging

[0x5] Using Jython from Maven

[0x6] How to post high-quality videos to Google Video

[0x7] Integrating Maven with Ivy

[0x8] Upgrading the Options (GlobeTrotter) GI515m

[0x9] Getting the most out of your audio recording with Audacity

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[0x2] Mac attack

[0x3] 5 key takeaways from CES

[0x4] Looks like October for Windows 8 general release

[0x5] 4 sweet smartphones from CES 2012

[0x6] Microsoft aims Windows 8 storage at enterprise data centers

[0x7] Windows 8 can scrub data from disk, but not up to tough security specifications

[0x8] Microsoft Research delves into economics

[0x9] Windows 8 may prompt malware attacks on hardware, McAfee predicts

[0xA] Biggest Windows 8 news for week ending Dec. 23

[0x2] How your signature can propel your security career

[0x3] Navigating your political landscape

[0x4] Getting stuff done: Public vs private sector edition

[0x5] 9 secrets of getting stuff done in a big company

[0x6] Laggard to leader: What it takes to get there

[0x7] Hey, CSOs: Suck it up and accept budget cuts

[0x8] Finding security's opportunity to engage

[0x9] Master these two words to advance your security career

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[0x2] At MITRE, Linking Past and Future Means Preserving Accumulated Knowledge

[0x3] With MITRE's Help, Republic of China Overhauls Air Traffic Management System

[0x4] Building a Sturdy Platform for Government's Internet Presence

[0x5] ARIAS: A Near–Term Runway Safety Solution

[0x6] Shrink to Fit: MITRE–Harvard Collaboration Continues Nanoprocessing Chain of Success

[0x7] MITRE On–Site Support Helps Post–Earthquake Japan Get Back on its Feet

[0x8] By Design: Integrating Privacy into Information Systems

[0x9] EyesFirst Aims to Automatically Detect Chronic Diseases Through Retinal Scans

[0xA] Developing a Healthy "Cyber Ecosystem"

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I have the edge, TV show is cancelled and the prophet isn't generating any new content.

The prophet, TV show, and that pesky Owyang guy going down!
A page to show up #1 on Google when searching for "Jeremiah Grossman", and it FINALLY has!

[0x2] Terrified

[0x3] How I got my start -- in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

[0x4] Web security content moving to new WhiteHat Security corp blog

[0x5] Sentinel SecurityCheck

[0x6] 11th WhiteHat Website Security Statistic Report: Windows of Exposure

[0x7] Robert “RSnake” Hansen, age 34, has passed away, on Facebook

[0x8] Top Ten Web Hacking Techniques of 2011

[0x9] BINGO! for Application Security

[0xA] Web Browsers and Opt-In Security

"I've forgotten your password, could you please remind me?"

[0x2] On exploits and assessing security

[0x3] MS Access SQL Injection Cheat Sheet Reloaded

[0x4] TYPO3-SA-2010-020, TYPO3-SA-2010-022 explained

[0x5] Unspecified vulnerabilities

[0x6] VASTO has a new home!

[0x7] Announcing VASTO 0.2

[0x8] Announcing VASTO beta

[0x9] Modern magicians

[0xA] [Confidence0902] The Glass Cage - Virtualization Security

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[0x3] One-Time Pad Encryption Dates Back to Telegraph Codebook

[0x4] A Crack in the Code Kryptos Is Keeping

[0x5] Debate Over P vs. NP Proof Highlights Web Collaboration

[0x6] Universities Spar Over Disappearing Electronic Messages

[0x7] Goodbye, Passwords. You Aren’t a Good Defense.

[0x8] Adding Math to List of Security Threats

[0x9] Studios’ DVDs Face a Crack in Security

[0xA] A Cryptologist Takes a Crack at Deciphering DNA’s Deep Secrets

A blog dedicated to software and network trickery.

[0x2] All your servers are belong to us

[0x3] me hubbing and gitting on github

[0x4] Censorship

[0x5] openpam trickery

[0x6] Fun with git-upload-pack

[0x7] AIO

[0x8] New sshttp available

[0x9] refactored IPv6 load balancing software

[0xA] pwnies 2011

[0x2] How to Upgrade the License on a Cisco ASA

[0x3] HP Eliminates Premium Licenses; Existing Customers Shafted

[0x4] life# reload

[0x5] iou2net and IOUlive86 now available on Github

[0x6] IOU License Generator on Github

[0x7] Why Gigamon Scares The Crap Out of Me

[0x8] Choose Internetworking

[0x9] Hold Yourself Accountable, in Public

[0xA] Why You Should Be Blogging

[0x2] Computer Coding: Not for Geeks Only

[0x3] Logitech Cuts Forecasts on Euro, Slowing Sales

[0x4] iPhone 5 release details "leaked"

[0x5] Tim Cook: Apple does not turn a blind eye to supply chain problems

[0x6] Motorola sells 200,000 tablets, reports $80-million loss

[0x7] Malicious MIDI files lead to rootkit malware

[0x8] Megaupload case gets weirder with gun charges, flight risks, and an inflatable tank

[0x9] How Web giants store big - and we mean big - data

[0xA] EFF: Keep Jailbreaking Legal

TechRadar UK latest feeds

[0x2] News in Brief: One more thing: today's other news

[0x3] Google Music intros complete library downloads

[0x4] Opinion: Twitter tweet takedowns: censorship or sensible?

[0x5] Google: we are being upfront about privacy

[0x6] In Depth: LoveFilm vs Netflix: which is best for you?

[0x7] Twitter outlines new tweet-takedown plans

[0x8] Week in Tech: Nokia and Apple smash records

[0x9] Spotify Premium subscribers top 3 million

[0xA] Logitech officially out of Google TV game

[0x2] Key Sessions at CISO Executive Summit 2011

[0x3] Blogging Cybersecurity: Looking Back at the Best, Worst and Most Surprising

[0x4] Security Metrics and the Balanced Scorecard

[0x5] Why Government Security Pros Are Vital

[0x6] Foxnews.com - Drones, Malware and a Continued Lack of Infosec - Rinse and Repeat

[0x7] What's Holding CISO's Back?

[0x8] Hey, what’s for supper? We are having a risk-based pot roast tonight! Roll the dice.

[0x9] Drive Customer Growth And Business Differentiation

[0xA] Cyber Surveillance & Warning Striker

You are welcome to syndicate and share xssed.com contents

[0x2] The Beginners Guide to XSS

[0x3] Blog: Reducing XSS by way of Automatic Context-Aware Escaping in Template Systems

[0x4] Browser Hijacking Techniques 2009

[0x5] WordPress.com permanent XSS vulnerability

[0x6] How to write a XSS (cross site scripting) worm for McCodes sites

[0x7] Open redirect vulnerabilities: definition and prevention

[0x8] Paper: Smashing the Web for fun & profit using XSS

[0x9] Paper: Defending against XSS with .NET

[0xA] Paper: Carnival, or how to camouflage data for XSS filters

The latest news and insights from Google on security and safety on the Internet.

[0x2] Expanding Safe Browsing Alerts to include malware distribution domains

[0x3] Reminder: Safe Browsing version 1 API turning down December 1

[0x4] Protecting data for the long term with forward secrecy

[0x5] Safe Browsing Alerts for Network Administrators is graduating from Labs

[0x6] Gmail account security in Iran

[0x7] An update on attempted man-in-the-middle attacks

[0x8] Four Years of Web Malware

[0x9] Fuzzing at scale

[0xA] 2-step verification: stay safe around the world in 40 languages

Secunia collects, evaluates, verifies, and analyses vulnerability information.

[0x2] CIO: Secunia’s new vulnerability disclosure deadline

[0x3] Frost & Sullivan: Vulnerability Research Q3 2011

[0x4] Secunia Research Sets Half Year Coordination Deadline

[0x5] Ovum Technology Audit: Secunia CSI 5.0

[0x6] CBS News: Security tips from legendary hacker

[0x7] TechCrunch: Microsoft IE silent upgrades

[0x8] KrebsOnSecurity: Attempted Malvertising

[0x9] Computerworld: Java exploits

[0xA] Blast: Secunia PSI a top 10 free app

Everything you need to know about Internet threats

[0x2] Sex, lies and Twitter

[0x3] Megaupload and the cybercrime fight

[0x4] The Rise of the Ransomware

[0x5] 2012 Security Trends

[0x6] Could targeted attacks be avoided?

[0x7] Fake Cloud AV 2012

[0x8] Hong Kong, AVAR 2011

[0x9] PandaLabs Report – Q3 2011

[0xA] Deobfuscating malicious code layer by layer

Twitter updates from Panda Security / Panda_Security.

[0x2] Panda_Security: @AnonMatrix @Techgeekandmore @helpartaroeu @RealDavidCarter @techionary Thanks for the RT!!

[0x3] Panda_Security: Take a look at this new post on PandaLabs blog. Katy Perry and Russell Brand, baits to spread a new Facebook worm http://t.co/OjrpMUWJ

[0x4] Panda_Security: Katy Perry and Russell Brand Used as Bait to Spread New Facebook Worm, According to PandaLabs. More at: http://t.co/yD2C9Xns

[0x5] Panda_Security: @LivedinItaly Thanks for your tip! Glad you like and enjoy Panda ActiveScan

[0x6] Panda_Security: Apps, apps, and more apps. New article on Panda Tech Support blog: http://t.co/EE9DZXgC #LaPiazza #PandaSecurity

[0x7] Panda_Security: Tx!! RT @gcluley: Panda's @Luis_Corrons has got himself into some trouble internet dating one of his Twitter followers http://t.co/Hkr3avG3

[0x8] Panda_Security: Sex, lies and Twitter. New post on PandaLabs blog--> http://t.co/Hkr3avG3 @Luis_Corrons risk his marriage to write this post :-)

[0x9] Panda_Security: Absinthe – jailbreaking the Apple 4S http://t.co/C7onGzMk via @kevtownsend. Quotes by @Luis_Corrons, Tech Director at PandaLabs

[0xA] Panda_Security: Microsoft Names New Defendant in Kelihos Case -->http://t.co/bytuKQt8

[0x2] Email-Worm.Win32.VBMania

[0x3] Net-Worm.Win32.Kido

[0x4] Virus.Win32.Gpcode.ak

[0x5] Email-Worm.Win32.Warezov.nf

[0x6] Email-Worm.Win32.Warezov.mx

[0x7] Email-Worm.Win32.Warezov.ms

[0x8] Email-Worm.Win32.Zhelatin

[0x9] Email-Worm.Win32.Zhelatin.u

[0xA] Email-Worm.Win32.Zhelatin.r

The Hungry Hacker's Explanation of Everything

[0x2] Review: Logitech G330 Headset

[0x3] FreeBSD on Linode

[0x4] Buggy Digital Volume Controls

[0x5] Fixing an Office Chair

[0x6] Buying a little more time from my Microsoft Optical Mouse

[0x7] lspci for Windows… Sort of…

[0x8] Super-caching with TimThumb

[0x9] Low-pressure Spyder with Pure Energy Regulator

[0xA] UPnP-IGD on FreeBSD with PF

Some worthless information from my brain.

[0x2] Access Controls Article

[0x3] PMP Equations

[0x4] Math

[0x5] What is security

[0x6] New Hosting

[0x7] WordPress 2.3 and Feedburn Widget

[0x8] So, what is a CISSP anyways?

[0x9] Upgrading the OS on my MythBox

[0xA] Blogs vs. Forums

CIO, Emerging Technologies, and Project Management White Papers

[0x2] Best-Practice Automation of Invoice Delivery from SAP(R) Solutions - Keeping Customers Satisfied While Making the Move

[0x3] The Learning Organization Goes Digital

[0x4] 10 Tips - IT Training Support

[0x5] How to Make Your IT Staff Smarter

[0x6] Improving Application Development with Digital Libraries

[0x7] Working Green with Digital Libraries - How it Can Help

[0x8] Minimizing Technology Project Delays with Digital Libraries

[0x9] How VMware Virtualization Right-sizes IT Infrastructure to Reduce Power Consumption

[0xA] Reduce Energy Costs and Go Green with VMware Virtualization

LogChat: Andrew Hay and Anton Chuvakin talk about logging, log management and related topics

[0x2] Links for 2012-01-12 [del.icio.us]

[0x3] Links for 2012-01-11 [del.icio.us]

[0x4] Links for 2012-01-09 [del.icio.us]

[0x5] Annual Blog Round-Up – 2011

[0x6] Links for 2012-01-03 [del.icio.us]

[0x7] Monthly Blog Round-Up – December 2011

[0x8] Links for 2011-12-19 [del.icio.us]

[0x9] Links for 2011-12-16 [del.icio.us]

[0xA] Monthly Blog Round-Up – November 2011

Security Researches , Advisories , Coding , Projects , Reversing , Exploitation , Fuzzing

[0x2] bypassing all anti-virus in the world (Good Bye Detection , Hello Infection)

[0x3] Exploit for CVE-2011-0222 Safari SVG Vulnerability

[0x4] Analysis of CVE-2011-0041 vulnerability in GDI+

[0x5] DEP/ASLR bypass using 3rd party + Clarification

[0x6] Exploiting Adobe Flash Player on Windows 7

[0x7] Hacking / Exploiting / Cheating in Online Games

[0x8] Exploiting Internet Explorer 8 on Windows 7

[0x9] Adobe Shockwave player rcsL chunk memory corruption 0day

[0xA] MOAUB – Day by Day

All The Tech That Matters...

[0x2] Smart Battery Charger

[0x3] 128 MB Is Gigantic File Size For Microsoft

[0x4] Happy New Year 2011

[0x5] Android Infographic

[0x6] The Android Privacy Fuss

[0x7] The 47 Top Apps On My Android Phone

[0x8] [Updated] Yes, Google Is Testing Android Paid Apps In India

[0x9] Successful Migration of My Blog to WordPress

[0xA] Blog Under Maintenance – Update

Ethical Hacking, Security Tools, and all things Cyber Security

[0x2] How Can You Protect Against Future Epsilon-Like Breaches?

[0x3] Healthcare & Security: A Hacker’s Perspective

[0x4] Best Offensive Security Tools Survey 2010

[0x5] Inside the Mind of a Hacker

[0x6] Hacktivists change the Global Warming Debate

[0x7] Protecting from Identity Theft? A good Start

[0x8] Social Security number code cracked, study claims

[0x9] Pink Floyd star David Gilmour joins fight to halt extradition to US of hacker Gary McKinnon

[0xA] The Myth of the Virus Free Mac

Latest ICT Computing news

[0x2] MS calls for student innovators

[0x3] Data centres get innovative

[0x4] Sony Ericsson pioneers green phone

[0x5] Fujitsu offers USB zero client

[0x6] Grade 11 wins Computer Olympiad

[0x7] Intel powers local youth

[0x8] Best-case cloud computing years away

[0x9] Desktop virtualisation demand surges

[0xA] Czech operators support mobile payment

[0x2] GSM Security, 2011

[0x3] Ad Networks Drive-by Download attack

[0x4] Materials, SecTor 2010

[0x5] Google Hacking Database Reborn

[0x6] Reports, State of the Internet 2010, CA Threat Landscape

[0x7] Materials, VB2010 conference

[0x8] Reports, NSSLabs Consumer Anti-Malware Products Test Report Q3 2010

[0x9] Materials, HITB Malaysia, 2010

[0xA] Patching Days for Oracle, Java, and Microsoft

News/Article Feed for [H]ardOCP

[0x2] Former Groupon Sales Reps Countersue Over Tactics

[0x3] [H]ardware Round-Up II

[0x4] Star Trek Enterprise Coffee Table

[0x5] Is Facebook Really Worth $100 Billion?

[0x6] Ubuntu's Heads-Up Display Desktop

[0x7] Free Cocaine With Your Amazon Book Order

[0x8] Why History Needs Software Piracy

[0x9] Gaming [H]eadlines

[0xA] Social Media 'Private' Data Is Fair Game In Court

Security & Compliance Community

[0x2] The pen tester’s view of 2011: awareness rises but complacency reigns

[0x3] Stratfor clients braced for disclosures

[0x4] Northrop Grumman and Finmeccanica aim for NATO cyber role

[0x5] Security poised for place on government fast track?

[0x6] Spammers turn on festive themes

[0x7] Company bosses: barrier to security in essential services

[0x8] Cisco: get to work on known unknowns in 2012

[0x9] Tough cookies – ICO on new privacy rules

[0xA] Are reports of the death of the hardware token premature?

Aladdin Knowledge Systems Latest HASP Press Releases - RSS Feed

[0x2] HASP SRM v 3.60 Provides Automatic File Wrapping for Windows x64 Applications

[0x3] Leading Network Engineering Firm in China Selects Aladdin HASP SRM to Stop Software Piracy

[0x4] Aladdin Announces Enhanced HASP SRM Anti-Piracy Tool for Mac Software Developers

[0x5] Aladdin HASP SRM Adds Automatic File Wrapping to Secure Intellectual Property in Java-Based Applications

[0x6] Aladdin HASP SRM Adds Linux Support

[0x7] Iris Biometrics Leader Secures Software with Aladdin HASP SRM

[0x8] Aladdin HASP SRM Wins Codie Award for Best Digital Rights Management Solution

[0x9] Aladdin Announces First Runtime Installer Certified for Windows Vista

[0xA] Aladdin HASP SRM Receives CompTIA SoftwareCEO Innovation Award

A blog about packets, tools, and bacon

[0x2] What I Learned At Camp

[0x3] Sorting Packet Captures with Scapy

[0x4] Crafting Overlapping Fragments ….. Finally!

[0x5] Crafting Overlapping Fragments ..... Eventually (Part 2)

[0x6] Crafting Overlapping Fragments ..... Eventually

[0x7] NBNS Spoofing on your way to World Domination

[0x8] Extracting AP names from Packet Captures

[0x9] Exploiting Networks with Loki on Backtrack 4 R2

[0xA] Scapy, and Random Acts of Packety Violence

Securityvulns exploits newsline

[0x2] p_cve-2011-4362.c

[0x3] enumerator_asterisk_nat_peers.rb

[0x4] https://twitter.com/#!/w3bd3vil/status/148454992989261824

[0x5] 7350roaringbeastv3.zip

[0x6] oracleocepoc.php

[0x7] zftpex.py

[0x8] knftpd_exploit.py

[0x9] bwocxrun_1.zip

[0xA] killapache.pl

malware dump

[0x2] Blackhole Ramnit - samples and analysis

[0x3] Adobe Zero Day CVE-2011-2462 - with samples

[0x4] 30 PDF files processed by Cuckoo Sandbox - results and samples

[0x5] Nov 3 CVE-2011-0611 1104statment.pdf analyzed via Cuckoo sandbox

[0x6] Hi

[0x7] Step by step binary analysis with Frankie Li ( dg003.exe dropper from "XinTang Event.chm" )

[0x8] Oct 18 CVE-2009-3129 XLS 2011-10-18 101 calendar

[0x9] Oct 17 CVE-2010-2883 PDF Report on the coming Presidential Election in TW

[0xA] Oct 24 CVE-2011-0611 PDF 2011-10-24 NorthKorea with Taidoor

Twitter updates from UNITEDSecuritySummit / unitedsummit.

[0x2] unitedsummit: Directions on reporting UNITED Security Summit 2011 (ISC)2 CISSP CPEs http://t.co/Ay2yhWFp

[0x3] unitedsummit: Thanks to everyone that attended the UNITED Security Summit. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did. Those staying for training: enjoy!

[0x4] unitedsummit: There's too much focus on achieving compliance, rather, use the framework as a tool to prioritize, classify and reduce risk. #UNITEDsummit

[0x5] unitedsummit: Compliance is like washing your hands - it's good hygene, but it won't necessarily help you when you get malaria. #UNITEDsummit

[0x6] unitedsummit: There is still a need for greater innovation around security tools to help those below the security poverty line get started #UNITEDsummit

[0x7] unitedsummit: It's been a great two days focused on Innovation and Collaboration at #UNITEDsummit - thanks to sponsors and attendees for participating!

[0x8] unitedsummit: Marcus Carey - you need to hack your own network to ensure that your security tools & vendors are actually doing their job - #UNITEDsummit

[0x9] unitedsummit: Marcus Carey - organizations should use Google alerts for pastebin to know when hackers post information about their company #UNITEDsummit

[0xA] unitedsummit: Marcus Carey recapping the breach scenario used at the #UNITEDsummit - lots of low hanging fruit for people to grab for better security

The Zscaler Research Team is focused on bleeding edge web security research in the cloud computing era. This blog provides an opportunity for us to share our thoughts and ideas and interact with the community at-large. We welcome your feedback and encourage you to join the dialogue.

[0x2] Fake missing plugin warnings used for spam/spyware

[0x3] Zscaler keygen: beware of what you are looking for

[0x4] SOPA Protest: Wikipedia Traffic Trend (updated)

[0x5] Popularity of Exploit kits leading to an increase in compromised websites

[0x6] An example of likejacking (Facebook clickjacking)

[0x7] Google serves ad for Adware/Spyware

[0x8] Web threats: trends and statistics

[0x9] Facebook used to make scams look legitimate

[0xA] 2012 Security Predictions

[0x2] Web Analytics Solution from Splunk

[0x3] Splunk Named An Application Performance Management (APM) Innovator

[0x4] Introducing SplunkNews: The place to go for what you need to know about Splunk

[0x5] New Feature on Splunkbase: Star Ratings for Apps

[0x6] Splunk 4.3: shiny new security features

[0x7] New, easier Splunk 4.3. But don’t just take our word for it!

[0x8] Splunk even more data with 4.3!

[0x9] Three Splunk 4.3 features security pros should start using today

[0xA] Splunk 4.3 : Faster and Insightful Web Analysis

Microsoft Security Content: Comprehensive Edition

[0x2] MS11-049 - Important : Vulnerability in the Microsoft XML Editor Could Allow Information Disclosure (2543893) - Version: 2.3

[0x3] MS11-025 - Important : Vulnerability in Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) Library Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2500212) - Version: 4.2

[0x4] Microsoft Security Advisory (2641690): Fraudulent Digital Certificates Could Allow Spoofing - Version: 3.0

[0x5] MS12-006 - Important : Vulnerability in SSL/TLS Could Allow Information Disclosure (2643584) - Version: 1.1

[0x6] Summary for June 2011 - Version: 3.1

[0x7] MS11-100 - Critical : Vulnerabilities in .NET Framework Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2638420) - Version: 1.2

[0x8] MS12-007 - Important : Vulnerability in AntiXSS Library Could Allow Information Disclosure (2607664) - Version: 2.1

[0x9] Summary for January 2012 - Version: 2.0

[0xA] MS12-005 - Important : Vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2584146) - Version: 1.0

PLEASE NOTE: I HAVE PERMANENTLY MOVED MY BLOG TO http://www.rationalsurvivability.com/blog <-- All these posts/comments have been moved there and all new posts since May 2009 appear there.

[0x2] IMPORTANT REMINDER: My Blog and RSS Feed Have Moved

[0x3] IMPORTANT: Moving My Blog & RSS Feed

[0x4] BeanSec! Wednesday, March 18, 2009 - 6PM to ?

[0x5] How To Be PCI Compliant in the Cloud...

[0x6] On the Overcast Podcast with Geva Perry and James Urquhart

[0x7] More On Clouds & Botnets: MeatClouds, CloudFlux, LeapFrog, EDoS and More!

[0x8] Source Boston - Video Interviews of Security Rockstars...

[0x9] Oh Noes: We Can't Monitor/Protect Against Intra-VM Traffic!

[0xA] Sun vs. Cisco? I'm Getting My Popcorn...

Leading the way in proactive malware detection

[0x2] Tis the comparative season

[0x3] Microsoft’s 6-year long open door to malware

[0x4] Panda Antivirus Command Line Scanner 9.5.1.2

[0x5] AV-Test.org 2010 Test Results

[0x6] Microsoft just doesn’t get it…. Security is about diversity

[0x7] Dear Microsoft: Please Stop Pushing Potentially Unwanted Software Through Windows Update

[0x8] Virus Bulletin 2010

[0x9] AV-Comparatives Performance Test 2010

[0xA] PC Security Labs July 2010 Test Results

The Web Application Security Consortium (WASC) is an international group of experts, industry practitioners, and organizational representatives who produce open source and widely agreed upon best-practice security standards for the World Wide Web.

[0x2] Sherif Koussa edited Static Analysis Tool Evaluation Criteria Working

[0x3] Sherif Koussa edited Static Analysis Tool Evaluation Criteria

[0x4] Sherif Koussa edited Static Analysis Tool Evaluation Criteria Working

[0x5] Sherif Koussa edited Static Analysis Tool Evaluation Criteria Working

[0x6] Sherif Koussa edited Static Analysis Tool Evaluation Criteria Working

[0x7] Sherif Koussa edited Static Analysis Tool Evaluation Criteria Working

[0x8] Sherif Koussa edited Static Analysis Tool Evaluation Criteria Working

[0x9] Sherif Koussa edited Static Analysis Tool Evaluation Criteria Working

[0xA] Robert Auger edited The Web Security Glossary

[0x2] Network Security Podcast, Episode 264

[0x3] Network Security Podcast, Episode 263

[0x4] Southern Fried Network Security Podcast

[0x5] Network Security Podcast, Episode 262

[0x6] Network Security Podcast, Episode 261

[0x7] Network Security Podcast, Episode 260

[0x8] Network Security Podcast, Episode 259

[0x9] Network Security Podcast, Episode 258

[0xA] Network Security Podcast, Episode 257

via RSS Feed & Other Development Resources

[0x2] Imagine Grant announced! Good work LifeLens!

[0x3] MVP Friday Five: January 27, 2012

[0x4] Drill to Dynamics GP – Management Reporter 2012 Feature Highlight

[0x5] [#MetroLynch] Forismatic

[0x6] Team Foundation Service Preview – Configure a master backlog and sub-teams

[0x7] I want to use Canvas but need to support IE8

[0x8] WindowsPhone 7.5 Apps: 2-Day HACKATHON

[0x9] Buildnummern-Übersicht Microsoft Dynamics 5.0 Service Pack 1

[0xA] Omid’s developer journey

What's Next in National Security

[0x2] Mexico Launches New Offensive Against Cartel, Ratcheting Up Drug War

[0x3] For Newt, ‘World War III’ Is Just the Beginning

[0x4] America’s Most Dangerous Mall: Going Shopping at the Pentagon

[0x5] Humans Lose, Robots Win in New Defense Budget

[0x6] Vigilante Torturer Dies in Mexico

[0x7] East Africa Is the New Epicenter of America’s Shadow War

[0x8] Invisibility’s Next Frontier: Scientists Cloak 3-D Objects

[0x9] Black Hawk Up: Spec Ops Rescue Hostages in Somalia

[0xA] Cairo Contagion: Military Tracks Uprising’s ‘Infectious’ Ideas

Packet Storm - Information Security News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers

[0x2] Kelios Botnet Suspect Denies Microsoft Accusations

[0x3] Students Busted For Hacking Computers, Changing Grades

[0x4] US Lawmakers Question Google Over Privacy Policy

[0x5] Judges Set Timetable For McKinnon Case Resolution

[0x6] Facebook And Washington State Take On A Clickjacker

[0x7] European Parliament Rapporteur Quits In Acta Protest

[0x8] Linux Vendors Urgently Patch A Security Flaw

[0x9] Sophos Warns Of Rising Android Malware Threats In 2012

[0xA] How Google Keeps Your Secrets Private

Dr. Dobb's

[0x2] Former Hacker: Software Should Be More Secure

[0x3] The Best of 2011

[0x4] Top Security Threats for 2012

[0x5] Cast Software's Five Pillars of Application Integrity

[0x6] Testing the Final SHA-3 Hashing Algorithms

[0x7] Finding the New Encryption Standard, SHA-3

[0x8] 360° Load Testing for Web, Mobile, and Cloud

[0x9] Jolt Awards for Books: The Rest of the Best

[0xA] ThoughtWorks Updates Release Management and Testing Tools

Steve's Public Brain Dumping Ground (watch where you step!)

[0x2] Why Firesheep’s Time Has Come

[0x3] Instant Hotspot Protection from “FireSheep”

[0x4] iPhone 4 External Antenna Problem

[0x5] HCP 0-Day Quick Fix

[0x6] FLASH Adobe Forward to v10.1

[0x7] Pads ARE Next

[0x8] The Obvious Genius of iPad

[0x9] Facebook and the Ford Pinto

[0xA] Steve Gets a Blog!

[0x2] cryptoolinux

[0x3] del.icio.us/popular/cryptography

[0x4] password

[0x5] mosref

[0x6] MatrixSSL - embedded SSL for devices

[0x7] Cryptonit

[0x8] turbid

[0x9] cryptlib

[0xA] Galois Field Arithmetic Library

Published Security Alerts

[0x2] SQL Injection in SYS.KUPV$FT_INT in Oracle 10g. Rel. 1

[0x3] Event 10053 logs TDE wallet password in cleartext

[0x4] Transparent Data Encryption stores key unencrypted in the SGA

[0x5] Cross-Site-Scripting in Oracle Workflow wf_route

[0x6] Cross-Site-Scripting in Oracle Workflow wf_monitor

[0x7] Shutdown listener via iSQL*Plus

[0x8] Shutdown listener via Forms Servlet

[0x9] Plaintext Passwords logged during Installation of Oracle HTMLDB

[0xA] Cross-Site-Scripting Vulnerabilities in Oracle HTMLDB

the privacy blog!

[0x2] Santa hacked

[0x3] Patriots in the Cloud

[0x4] Security innovation

[0x5] Hack this as government spy

[0x6] Cyber attacks on critical infrastructure

[0x7] Proving you are secure over compliance

[0x8] Happy bunny finds iPhone

[0x9] HP Enterprise Security – this is what we are about!

[0xA] Power of information

A lightly moderated high-traffic forum for disclosure of security information. Fresh vulnerabilities sometimes hit this list many hours before they pass through the Bugtraq moderation queue. The relaxed atmosphere of this quirky list provides some comic relief and certain industry gossip. Unfortunately, most of the posts are worthless drivel, so finding the gems takes patience.

[0x2] Re: when did piracy/theft become expression of freedom

[0x3] [ GLSA 201201-16 ] X.Org X Server/X Keyboard Configuration Database: Screen lock bypass

[0x4] [SECURITY] [DSA 2396-1] qemu-kvm security update

[0x5] Re: when did piracy/theft become expression of freedom

[0x6] [SECURITY] [DSA 2395-1] wireshark security update

[0x7] Re: when did piracy/theft become expression of freedom

[0x8] Advisory: Remote Command Execution in Gitorious

[0x9] Fortigate UTM WAF Appliance - Multiple Web Vulnerabilities

[0xA] [ GLSA 201201-15 ] ktsuss: Privilege escalation

[0x2] NoSQL in a Sharded MySQL Context

[0x3] P != NP

[0x4] Lessons learned from a vendor

[0x5] Wiki tab sweep

[0x6] Graph processing

[0x7] Tab Sweep: Search

[0x8] Identifier Tab Sweep

[0x9] When two people know less than one

[0xA] Typical scaling progression for a large website

[0x2] Matching and Mirroring (or: Cybernetic Issues in NLP)

[0x3] My Newest Experiment – The Kindle Book

[0x4] Maturity and Business

[0x5] What is it to be Mature?

[0x6] A Branding MAD Lib

[0x7] Suppressing Dissent

[0x8] Byron (and influence through the media)

[0x9] Influence and Failing Kindergarten

[0xA] Return-to-Barry-White Human Exploitation

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[0x4] Video 4 Botnet

[0x5] PRECRIME BIOMETRIC SYSTEM Fingerprints for Traffic Stops

[0x6] PalmSecure Biometric Scanner

[0x7] Pentesting with Backtrack Bob2

[0x8] India Implements First Biometric ID Program

[0x9] Gunvault GVB1000 Mini Vault Biometric Gun Safe

[0xA] Biometric ID And The Coming Cashless Society YouTube

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[0x2] "Sanitize Input"

[0x3] Insecure Object Mapping

[0x4] Not 0wning That ColdFusion Server but Helping...

[0x5] Root that Motorola Xoom and Get You Some BT5

[0x6] SQLMap -- Searching Databases for Specific Columns/Data & Extracting from Specific Columns

[0x7] Aggressive Mode VPN -- IKE-Scan, PSK-Crack, and Cain

[0x8] Embeding A Link To A Network Share In A Word Doc

[0x9] Oracle Report Server - 2-cent hack trick

[0xA] Oracle Web Hacking Part II

[0x2] MagicTree Forum

[0x3] A tool to search for serialized Java objects in a binary stream

[0x4] "Proper" pfSense backup script

[0x5] Ubuntu 11 on Kingston SV100S2/256G SSD

[0x6] MagicTree 1.0 Released

[0x7] Pentesting Web Services with Proprietary Formatted Input

[0x8] MagicTree Build 1559

[0x9] Taming Vulnerability Data - Our article on MagicTree in PenTest Magazine

[0xA] Interview with Data News

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[0x3] Stonesoft FW/VPN IPsec IKEv2 and IPv6 Interoperability

[0x4] Network Security Update: Your Printer: Benign or Beachhead for Attack?

[0x5] Secure your Exchange in the Cloud with Stonesoft SSL VPN

[0x6] FW AntiVirus settings for max file size limits

[0x7] Stonesoft Mass Security – A Whole Lot of Good Stuff Going On

[0x8] A2Cloud – with a little of that human touch

[0x9] Stonesoft IPS Outperforms Leading Devices in ICSA Labs Tests

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[0x7] End Summer Camp

[0x8] Lol: Java sara` il futuro?

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[0xA] Cinema: Alice in Wonderland

[0x2] New Privacy Laws Could Boost EU Cloud Industry

[0x3] Massive Android Malware Op May have Infected 5 Million Users

[0x4] How to Hack an IPad

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[0x6] Researchers Unearth More Chinese Links to Defense Contractor Attacks

[0x7] How to Prevent Thumb Drive Security Disasters

[0x8] Cycling Star Landis Sentenced for Alleged Trojan Attack

[0x9] Middle East Stock Exchanges Hit By Hackers

[0xA] Zscaler Launches Free-to-Use URL Scanning Service

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[0x2] FAQ

[0x3] What’s Left?

[0x4] Mod_Security and Slowloris

[0x5] Minimalistic UI Decisions in Browsers

[0x6] Cheating Part 2

[0x7] Cheating Part 1

[0x8] FireSheep

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[0xA] Performance Primitives

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[0x5] Supreme Court GPS Ruling Called a Win for Privacy

[0x6] Supreme Court: GPS Tracking Needs Court Warrant

[0x7] How smarter hypervisor use can lead to a 'big, big change' in security

[0x8] HTC Phone Update Reportedly Drops Carrier IQ Software

[0x9] Clamor for cloud apps increases corporate data breach risk

[0xA] Tide turns against SOPA, but it's not dead yet

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[0x2] HSTS preloading, public key pinning and Chrome

[0x3] Twitter Archiver

[0x4] Hack in the Box Amsterdam 2011 CTF

[0x5] Ubuntu 10.10->11.04 encrypted LVM fail, rebuilding initramfs, rdinit

[0x6] pCTF 2011 #18 A small bug

[0x7] pCTF 2011 #19 Another small bug

[0x8] pCTF 2011 #26 Hashcalc2

[0x9] pCTF 2011 #22 Hashcalc1

[0xA] pCTF 2011 #32 That's no bluetooth

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[0x2] Lawmakers seek answers from Google on new privacy measures

[0x3] European Parliament website taken offline in retaliation of ACTA

[0x4] Zscaler launches free link malware scanner Zulu

[0x5] FBI developing social networking spy app

[0x6] FBI devolping social networking spy app

[0x7] Israeli hackers deface Iranian Government websites

[0x8] Accused Kelihos botmaster's former employer 'angered' at revelation

[0x9] Data breach harm assessment 'more important than telling victims'

[0xA] New Zealand judge bails two of Megaupload accused

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[0x2] DoS attacks using Exploit Pack

[0x3] Technology Neutral Healthcheck

[0x4] Exploit Pack - New release

[0x5] Goofile 1.0 - Command line google search for files by domain

[0x6] Best route to penetration testing learning

[0x7] Arachni v0.4 has been released (Open Source Web Application Security Scanner Framework)

[0x8] [TOOL RELEASE] Technitium MAC Address Changer v6 (FREEWARE)

[0x9] IPv6 spoofing

[0xA] Exploitation with Armitage

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[0x3] Judge rules defendant can't be forced to divulge PGP passphrase

[0x4] ITU botnet paper published in draft form, comments requested

[0x5] David Burt and his Filtering Facts Web site are back

[0x6] FTC Internet advertising summit in Washington this week

[0x7] Hamline University student suspended after pro-gun rights email

[0x8] MIT student picking up friend at airport nearly shot, charged with "infernal machine" crime

[0x9] Paul Levy: Politicians, infomercial kings try to stifle anonymous Internet speech

[0xA] Colorado sheriff creates roadblock so private firm can demand DNA blood samples

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[0x3] Symantec: We Didn’t Know in 2006 Source Code Was Stolen

[0x4] Eight Reasons Anonymous Should Welcome Glenn Beck With Open Arms

[0x5] The Fast, Fabulous, Allegedly Fraudulent Life of Megaupload’s Kim Dotcom

[0x6] Railroad Association Says Hack Memo Was Inaccurate

[0x7] Anonymous Goes After World Governments in Wake of Anti-SOPA Protests

[0x8] Legality of Mobile Phone Tracking Still Unclear Despite Supreme Court GPS Decision

[0x9] Bail Denied for Megaupload’s Kim Dotcom

[0xA] Hackers Breached Railway Network, Disrupted Service

[0x2] Goal of new security service: More involvement from ISPs, carriers

[0x3] Enough defense: Is it time for an IT security offensive?

[0x4] How to Keep Your PC Safe with Sandboxing

[0x5] Avira Teams with Secure.Me for Facebook Security

[0x6] Passwords aren't dead, though maybe yours should be

[0x7] Privacy 2012: I know what you did at 3:30 a.m.

[0x8] More SCADA security flaws surface

[0x9] Will Kim Jong Un be for cyberwarfare what his dad was for nukes?

[0xA] Antivirus Software Sales Expected to Show Strong Growth in 2012

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[0x4] Security Minute December 2011 edition

[0x5] Security risks of BYOD policies (podcast interview)

[0x6] Security threat predictions for 2012 (Podcast interview)

[0x7] Analyzing CarrierIQ’s defense

[0x8] 2012 Threat Predictions

[0x9] Android/Foncy emanating and propagating in France

[0xA] Carrier IQ on Android – FAQ

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[0x2] Software Piracy in a Recession - Getting Kicked When You Are Down

[0x3] China's Largest CAD/CAM Software Developer Selects Aladdin HASP SRM

[0x4] HASP SRM v 3.60 Provides Automatic File Wrapping for Windows x64 Applications

[0x5] Aladdin Knowledge Systems to Hold Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders on February 20, 2009

[0x6] Blog: When good blogs go bad. Or, What is cool about promoting software piracy?

[0x7] Aladdin Announces HASP SRM SaaS Pass

[0x8] Aladdin Knowledge Systems Enters Into Merger Agreement with Vector Capital Affiliate

[0x9] Aladdin Knowledge Systems Comments on Media Reports about Jasmine Discussions

[0xA] Aladdin Named Finalist in 2009 SC Awards Program

System Integrity: Without Integrity you don't have Security

[0x2] Doubts about “Defense in Depth”

[0x3] On the HP Printer Hack

[0x4] Warning – they are out to get you.

[0x5] The real reasons for documentation – and how much

[0x6] Your Asset is my Consumable

[0x7] TV kills!

[0x8] His Bipolar made him do it

[0x9] Using ALE … inappropriately

[0xA] Schneier on Security: Hacking Cars Through Wireless Tire-Pressure

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[0x2] Power Ethernet replaces your double-gang plug socket with 4-port Powerline connectivity

[0x3] Motorola latest to post Q4 2011 profit woes

[0x4] Galaxy S III pops up on official Samsung website

[0x5] What do Twitter's new international censorship rules mean for you?

[0x6] HTC Sense 4.0 update will add 50GB of Dropbox cloud storage

[0x7] To use a mobile phone in North Korea is now a war crime. Thanks, Dear Dead Leader!

[0x8] BlackBerry Bold 9790 now on sale through Vodafone

[0x9] Action Bar rings the death knell for Android Menu button

[0xA] Steam PC gaming platform getting iPhone and Android app

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I have the edge, TV show is cancelled and the prophet isn't generating any new content.

The prophet, TV show, and that pesky Owyang guy going down!
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[0x2] Terrified

[0x3] How I got my start -- in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

[0x4] Web security content moving to new WhiteHat Security corp blog

[0x5] Sentinel SecurityCheck

[0x6] 11th WhiteHat Website Security Statistic Report: Windows of Exposure

[0x7] Robert “RSnake” Hansen, age 34, has passed away, on Facebook

[0x8] Top Ten Web Hacking Techniques of 2011

[0x9] BINGO! for Application Security

[0xA] Web Browsers and Opt-In Security

Twitter updates from SANS ISC / sans_isc.

[0x2] sans_isc: [Diary] CISCO Ironport C & M Series telnet vulnerability, (Fri, Jan 27th): In case you missed it there ... http://t.co/uVX8BoNt #sansisc

[0x3] sans_isc: [Diary] ISC StormCast for Friday, January 27th 2012 http://t.co/vZ9UF8K4, (Fr... http://t.co/deyrUsL1 #sansisc

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[0x7] Laggard to leader: What it takes to get there

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[0xA] Lessons in security leadership: Jamil Farshchi

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[0x2] No Root for You -- ISACA

[0x3] Good.Times.Search.Engine -- Hack a Day

[0x4] New Tutorial - How the Microprocessor Works

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[0x6] Copper Heatsink on the Rocks Mod Finished

[0x7] Another Tutorial - Technical Practical Jokes

[0x8] New Tutorial - Campus WarWalking

[0x9] IRC Up For Use, and IRC Java Client is Here to Stay!

[0xA] VIRII AND EXPLOIT DATABASE IS UP!

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[0x6] Corelan T-Shirt Contest – Derbycon 2011

[0x7] Metasploit Bounty – the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

[0x8] Installing Watobo on BackTrack 5

[0x9] mona.py – the manual

[0xA] ROP your way into B-Sides Las Vegas 2011

[0x2] BC/DR spending not a top budget priority

[0x3] BC/DR and cloud-services lessons learned from a recent Amazon outage

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[0x5] Amazon's cloud failed: How can your cloud be better?

[0x6] CSO's ultimate guide to business continuity and disaster recovery

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[0x9] Selected security book excerpts

[0xA] Survey: Business continuity plans still need work

This technical discussion list covers vulnerability research, exploit development, and security events/gossip. It was started by ImmunitySec founder Dave Aitel and many security luminaries participate. Many posts simply advertise Immunity products, but you can't really fault Dave for being self-promotional on a list named DailyDave.

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[0x7] Zero in a bit: A Conversation With Richard Clarke – Part II

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[0x2] Top Euro MP quits in piracy row

[0x3] Botnet suspect denies involvement

[0x4] FBI social network scraping app

[0x5] Twitter 'can censor by country'

[0x6] Intel buys RealNetworks patents

[0x7] Fines threat for credit messages

[0x8] Call for illegal site demotion

[0x9] Web economy 'to double by 2016'

[0xA] Samsung in year end sales boost

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[0x3] Lithuanian central bank hit by cyber-attack

[0x4] Hacker group Anonymous targets Mexican websites 6:18 pm Reuters

[0x5] Constitution Project Report on Proposed Cybersecurity Programs

[0x6] Geithner: IMF Support Hinges on Higher Euro Firewall

[0x7] Chinas Trojan Horse in Europe

[0x8] Hacker group Anonymous targets Mexican websites

[0x9] SpotAgent: Baltimore speed cams account for 27 percent of ticket revenue

[0xA] Hacker group Anonymous targets Mexican websites (Reuters)

[0x2] How SCADA highlights the futility of finding security vulnerabilities

[0x3] Microsoft: 'Kelihos' botnet master worked for AV vendor

[0x4] CanSecWest Pwn2Own hacker challenge gets a $105,000 makeover

[0x5] DreamHost hacked, mass password-reset issued

[0x6] Research: Spammers actively harvesting emails from Twitter in real-time

[0x7] New variants of premium rate SMS trojan 'RuFraud' detected in the wild

[0x8] Researchers spot scammers using fake browser plug-ins

[0x9] Was Koobface exposé the right move?

[0xA] TED video: Three types of online attacks

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[0x6] GMail Users: Remove/Hide All Gmail Ads

[0x7] multiple user profiles to (rooted) Android phones and tablets

[0x8] Software Use Auditing

[0x9] VAT changes to Educational Services

[0xA] Save the Outdoor Education Centres

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[0x4] The Power of Nonsexual Touch

[0x5] Social Engineering Poll – Endearment vs Authority

[0x6] Social-Engineer.org is GROWING!

[0x7] $99 HP Tablets – Social Engineering, Scams or a Real Deal?

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[0x9] Defcon Hackers Steal Data from Oracle – REALLY?

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[0x9] Zend Framework 1.11.9 Released

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[0x4] Call for Papers: EC2ND'10

[0x5] Chaosradio Express #155

[0x6] Challenge 4 of the Forensic Challenge 2010 - VoIP

[0x7] "Is the Internet for Porn? An Insight Into the Online Adult Industry"

[0x8] USENIX LEET'10 & RAID 2010

[0x9] Technical Report: "Abusing Social Networks for Automated User Profiling"

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[0x2] Microsoft Windows Media Player DVR-MS Memory Corruption Vulnerability

[0x3] Microsoft Excel LABELSST Record Memory Corruption Vulnerability

[0x4] Microsoft OLE CPropertyStorage::ReadMultiple Variant Type Confusion Vulnerability

[0x5] Microsoft Windows Kernel Invalid Trap-Frame Management Privilege Escalation Vulnerability

[0x6] RealNetworks RealPlayer RVRENDER Heap Buffer Overflow Vulnerability

[0x7] RealNetworks RealPlayer RealVideo Renderer Memory Corruption Vulnerability

[0x8] RealNetworks RealPlayer AAC Codec Memory Corruption Vulnerability

[0x9] Apple Safari font-face Use-After-Free Vulnerability

[0xA] Multiple Vendor WebKit XML Use-After-Free Vulnerability

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[0x3] Linux Vendors Rush to Patch Privilege Escalation Flaw After Root Exploits Emerge

[0x4] Secunia Sets Six-Month Deadline for Vulnerability Disclosures

[0x5] Clamor for cloud apps increases corporate data breach risk

[0x6] Oracle to Issue 78 Patches, Including 27 for MySQL

[0x7] Facebook Chat-Based Phishing Attack Impersonates Facebook Security

[0x8] Sykipot Trojan Hijacks Department of Defense Authentication Smart Cards

[0x9] Anonymous Publishes Israeli SCADA Log-in Details

[0xA] Attack Code Published for Serious ASP.NET DoS Vulnerability

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[0x2] Mobius Forensic Toolkit 0.5.10 – Forensics Framework To Manage Cases & Case Items

[0x3] Sprint Adds Google Wallet Into New NFC Capable Phones

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[0x5] Ramnit Worm Stealing Facebook Account Passwords, E-mail Address & Bank Details

[0x6] Patator – Multi Purpose Brute Forcing Tool

[0x7] US Subway Stores POS Hacked For $3Million Dollars

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[0x9] Cybercrooks May Be Able To Force Mobile Phones To Send Premium-Rate SMS Messages

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US-CERT Cyber Security Bulletins provide bi-weekly summaries of security issues and new vulnerabilities. They also provide patches, workarounds, and other actions to help mitigate risk.

[0x2] SB12-016: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of January 9, 2012

[0x3] SB12-009: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of January 2, 2012

[0x4] SB12-002: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of December 26, 2011

[0x5] SB11-360: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of December 19, 2011

[0x6] SB11-353: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of December 12, 2011

[0x7] SB11-346: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of December 5, 2011

[0x8] SB11-339: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of November 28, 2011

[0x9] SB11-332: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of November 21, 2011

[0xA] SB11-325: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of November 14, 2011

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[0x7] Hack in the Box – Capture the Flag

[0x8] 35% of pay-per-click fraud?

[0x9] New variant mobile worm

[0xA] Google will help users surf safely

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[0x2] A Comprehensive Framework for Securing Virtualized Data Centers

[0x3] Rethinking Server Virtualization: Breaking Performance & Manageability Barriers

[0x4] Desktop Virtualization: The SMB's Answer to Office Productivity

[0x5] The Important Role of Storage for Success in Server Virtualization

[0x6] Comparison of Cisco and ShoreTel Unified Communication Solutions

[0x7] Aberdeen Analyst Insight Paper: ERP & BI: When 1+1=3

[0x8] PC Maintenance Guide (eBook) - Limited Time Offer

[0x9] Security White Paper: Google Apps Messaging and Collaboration Products

[0xA] Moving Your Business to the Cloud with NetSuite and Google Apps

[0x2] Brazilian cybercriminals’ daily earnings - more than you’ll ever earn in a year!

[0x3] Malware wallpaper calendars for 2012

[0x4] Lab Matters - The threat from P2P botnets

[0x5] Two-pronged attack: Argentine site hit by malware and data leak

[0x6] The Zappos Breach and Textual Password Based Authentication

[0x7] A School for Cybercrime: How to Become a Black Hat

[0x8] IRC bot for Android

[0x9] Facebook Security Phishing Attack In The Wild

[0xA] Lab Matters - Cloudy with a chance of stolen data

Blog des Nouvelles Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication

[0x2] Revolunet réalise l’application de E-coffrefort.fr

[0x3] Revolunet réalise le magazine digital BellesDemeures.com

[0x4] Présentation de documents en direct

[0x5] Recrute développeur PHP

[0x6] Django internationalisation made easy with i18n

[0x7] Google apps tips

[0x8] Recrutement développeur PHP sur Paris

[0x9] Symbian : l’open source comme ultime recours ?

[0xA] Appels illimités vers le Maroc

[0x2] Nitro attackers sending malicious emails using Symantec report

[0x3] Symantec launches mobile security evaluation, app assessment services

[0x4] Rapid7 massive VC funding opens door to acquisitions, expansion and maybe IPO?

[0x5] Cloud security among PCI Council 2012 special interest groups

[0x6] Report: ‘R&D is under attack’ from China, Russia

[0x7] Secunia brings own spin to vulnerability rewards programs

[0x8] Windows zero-day flaw used in Duqu attacks

[0x9] Duqu Trojan investigation: Indian authorities seize Web hosting provider servers

[0xA] Draft report highlights U.S. government satellites under attack

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[0x2] Working Party’s Opinion 13/2011 on the current EU personal data breach framework and recommendations for future policy developments.

[0x3] UK and Germany interception actions

[0x4] RESPONSIBILITY FOR PRIVACY VIOLATIONS IN USER GENERATED CONTENT PROVIDERS (GOOGLE CASE IN ITALY)

[0x5] THE UNITED STATES OF MEXICO’S PRIVACY LAW

[0x6] HB1149: Part II - Who needs to worry about HB1149? (or, Who's Who in the Zoo?)

[0x7] What does the Bavarian Lager case signify for Privacy?

[0x8] Analysis of the EC "Cookie Directive"

[0x9] Privacy implications of Bavarian Lager

[0xA] HB 1149: Did anyone involved in drafting this legislation actually read the PCI DSS?

Representing Internet users concerned with on-line freedoms and rights

[0x2] Melbourne event: War on the Internet

[0x3] In principle support of R18+ rating for video games

[0x4] New domain names on the way

[0x5] EFA News

[0x6] Conroy: Filter alive and kicking

[0x7] EFA Welcomes R18+ games guidelines

[0x8] Righting the Copyright Imbalance

[0x9] Copyright fight heating up in Australia

[0xA] ICANN San Francisco meeting

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[0x2] ATG Live Webcast: Oracle E-Business Suite Secure Configuration

[0x3] Best Practices for Database Security and Compliance Webcast Series Begins Feb 1

[0x4] ArchBeat Link-o-Rama for 2012-01-20

[0x5] Fundamental Oracle flaw revealed??? Really ...?

[0x6] Einladung zum Oracle Database Security Seminar

[0x7] Critical Patch Update for January 2012 Now Available

[0x8] Security Newsletter January Edition is Out Now

[0x9] Customers Talk: 5 Identity Platform Webcasts You Can’t Miss

[0xA] Enabling Case-Sensitive Passwords with E-Business Release 12

Peter G. Neumann moderates this regular digest of current events which demonstrate risks to the public in computers and related systems. Security risks are often discussed.

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[0x9] Risks Digest 26.62

[0xA] Risks Digest 26.61

[0x2] Honeywell acquires Fire Sentry

[0x3] axonX flourishes under Fike

[0x4] SW24 gears up for intrusion market

[0x5] Alarm.com: New motion sensor/camera launched

[0x6] World Wide acquires three

[0x7] ESTA: An open-book association

[0x8] Hackett Security acquires in Illinois

[0x9] Guardian buys American Alarm

[0xA] ISA poised for growth under new management

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[0x2] DSLR performance measured with audio editing software

[0x3] [Jackson Pollock] is now a robot

[0x4] How to add flair to a webpage that shows your project data

[0x5] Synthesize with a hard drive

[0x6] @publictextbox is a Twitter enabled phone booth

[0x7] Sixty4Racer an 8×8 Game

[0x8] Analog Joypad for your Retro PC

[0x9] Program a microcontroller over the Internet

[0xA] [Sprite_tm]‘s three-component FM transmitter

[0x2] Tide turns against SOPA, but it's not dead yet

[0x3] Managing information security during an innovation void

[0x4] Nation's nuclear power watchdog comes up short on FISMA compliance

[0x5] 2011 Women of Influence award winners named

[0x6] Tactics versus strategy

[0x7] What are your risk managers thinking about?

[0x8] Getting stuff done, your style

[0x9] How your signature can propel your security career

[0xA] 9 secrets of getting stuff done in a big company

Published Advisories

[0x2] ZDI-12-017: Oracle Outside In OOXML Relationship Tag Parsing Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x3] ZDI-12-016: (0Day) HP Diagnostics Server magentservice.exe Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x4] ZDI-12-015: (0Day) HP StorageWorks P2000 G3 Directory Traversal and Default Account Vulnerabilities

[0x5] ZDI-12-014: HP Easy Printer Care XMLSimpleAccessor Class ActiveX Control Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x6] ZDI-12-013: HP Easy Printer Care XMLCacheMgr Class ActiveX Control Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x7] ZDI-12-012: (0Day) McAfee SaaS myCIOScn.dll ShowReport Method Remote Command Execution

[0x8] ZDI-12-011: Novell Netware XNFS caller_name xdrDecodeString Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x9] ZDI-12-010: Citrix Provisioning Services Stream Service 0x40020006 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0xA] ZDI-12-009: Citrix Provisioning Services Stream Service 0x40020000 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x2] Professional Penetration Testing

[0x3] The Mind Of A Hacker- A Students Perspective

[0x4] Security Fundamentals- A Students Perspective

[0x5] The Hacker Academy from a student’s perspective- The set up

[0x6] Special THA Panel Discussion Webinar: Vulnerability Research Reporting

[0x7] The Problems with Hypnosis and Social Engineering

[0x8] Finally, a THA Frequently Asked Questions page!

[0x9] THA Free Live Webinar: Social Penetration, April 14th @ 1:30 pm ET

[0xA] Two New THA Network Pen Testing Modules to Start April!

[0x2] Corporate security experts: Bin Laden death shouldn't impact business, travel plans

[0x3] Security stepped up around U.S. following Bin Laden news

[0x4] Travel security in the Middle East and North Africa

[0x5] What it's like to respond to a bomb threat

[0x6] What it's like...

[0x7] Executive protection: Why the private sector model is broken

[0x8] Artful security: Design elements that ensure security, but also emphasize style

[0x9] World Cup security: Guard labor strike was a game changer

[0xA] World Cup security: Preparing for the unexpected

A blog focused on the related subjects of software exploitation, penetration testing and computer incident detection and response.

[0x2] Egghunter based exploit for Vulnserver

[0x3] SEH Based Buffer Overflow Tutorial for Vulnserver

[0x4] Running Dradis in Apache on Ubuntu

[0x5] High Level Windows Shellcode Development Methods

[0x6] Simple Stack Based Buffer Overflow Tutorial for Vulnserver

[0x7] Exploit Writers Debugging Tutorial

[0x8] An Introduction to Fuzzing: Using SPIKE to find vulnerabilities in Vulnserver

[0x9] Introducing Vulnserver

[0xA] Version 0.4 of SSL Testing Tool ssltest.pl

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[0x2] Heading To The Heidelberg

[0x3] See the Action

[0x4] PacketWars Confirmed At Troopers11

[0x5] Online News: Help Net Security

[0x6] Day-Con IV Content Added to Flickr [THX FLO]

[0x7] And the winner is…

[0x8] Tornado Warning: Cyber Storm III

[0x9] Day-Con IV Promo Video

[0xA] Pro Shop Video Posted

This blog will include fun, useful, interesting, security related, non-security related, tips, and tricks associated with the command line. It will include OS X, Linux, and even Windows!

[0x2] Episode #164: Exfiltration Nation

[0x3] Episode #163: Pilgrim's Progress

[0x4] Episode #162: Et Tu Bruteforce

[0x5] Episode #161: Cleaning up the Joint

[0x6] Episode #160: Plotting to Take Over the World

[0x7] Episode #159: Portalogical Exam

[0x8] Revisiting Episode #151: Readers' Revenge!

[0x9] Episode #158: The Old Switcheroo

[0xA] Episode #157: I Ain't No Fortunate One

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[0x6] 11.8.11 Financial Times

[0x7] 11.1.11 Financial Times

[0x8] 10.21.11 eWeek

[0x9] 10.19.11 TechNewsWorld

[0xA] 10.18.11 SD Times

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[0x2] Symantec: Stop Using PCAnywhere

[0x3] Why do websites require changing the password every so often

[0x4] 900 UK police charged w/ illegal data access over 4 years

[0x5] Judge Orders Defendant to Decrypt Laptop

[0x6] OpenDNS blocks Googleapis.com, breaks sites for users

[0x7] FBI releases plans to monitor social networks

[0x8] Google to Mandate User Tracking - No Opt Out

[0x9] TOR Settings

[0xA] What are the top domains used for spam?

The latest virus and worm news and analysis from NetworkWorld.com.

[0x2] Intego: 2011 offered bumper crop of Mac malware

[0x3] Security history: Nothing like an old-fashioned boot sector virus

[0x4] Social engineering attacks on the enterprise are trending upward

[0x5] Antivirus software sales expected to show strong growth in 2012

[0x6] Facebook easily infiltrated by data-harvesting bots, researchers find

[0x7] Peer-to-peer update to Zeus Trojan confers resistance to take-downs

[0x8] German officials admit to deploying intercept software

[0x9] Firefox advises users to disable McAfee plugin

[0xA] Google highlights trouble in detecting Web-based malware

network security, unix and bicycles

[0x2] Jante Law: Sounds like American Corporatism; If this is real, I would create severe challenges in Scandinavia

[0x3] Making a couple of minor tweaks to #TwitterTools, not that I code in PHP…

[0x4] I really should work out some way to work out in the greenhouse, it’s 20C in there…

[0x5] Loving the fact that the #ChillingEffects #Twitter page can ironically undo the DMCA notices caused it…

[0x6] Loot from Hartley Wintney WI !!!

[0x7] #IronSky Official Berlin Trailer (2012) HD – YouTube !!1!

[0x8] # WE’LL DRINK BEYOND THE BOUNDARIES OF SENSE, WE’LL DRINK ‘TIL WE START TO SEE LOVELY PINK ELEPHANTS… #neilhannon

[0x9] I’ve only had a couple of batches from them but I am really liking the output of @NakedWines

[0xA] 35ml Plymouth Gin, ice cold. 4x drops Angostura. #andbreatheout

[0x2] How smarter hypervisor use can lead to a 'big, big change' in security

[0x3] Clamor for cloud apps increases corporate data breach risk

[0x4] Privacy 2012: I know what you did at 3:30 a.m.

[0x5] Android vs iOS vs BlackBerry: Which is the most secure holiday gift?

[0x6] Mobile Security Needed

[0x7] The security threat Stephen King warned us about?

[0x8] Carrier IQ security risks overblown?

[0x9] Carrier IQ: A privacy tempest in your pants pocket

[0xA] Tips for Mobile Device Users Worried About Latest Security Flaws

Experienced DBA, Strategist, Architect, and Performance Expert James Koopmann provides information, guidance, technical savvy, and solutions for your database needs.

[0x2] Monitoring an Oracle Database Automatically

[0x3] Methods of Performance Tuning

[0x4] Getting Ready to Tune Your Oracle Database

[0x5] The PL/SQL Developer Job Interview; Query Tactics

[0x6] How Do You Address Security for Your Next PL/SQL Developer Job Interview - User Defined Encryption

[0x7] How Do You Address Security for Your Next PL/SQL Developer Job Interview - Oracle's Transparent Encryption

[0x8] Know How to Answer Questions on Performance for Your Next PL/SQL Developer Job Interview

[0x9] The PL/SQL Developer Job Interview; Procedures, Functions, and Packages

[0xA] Passing the Oracle Database SQL Test for Your Next PL/SQL Job Interview

Apple News, Rumors, and Analysis

[0x2] Steve Jobs alleged threat to Push Pop Press

[0x3] Apple retail stores now a possibility in India

[0x4] iCloud – Apple’s strategy for the next decade

[0x5] Nintendo on track for first annual loss in 3 decades

[0x6] AT&T activates 7.6 million iPhones, 80.8% of all smartphone activations

[0x7] Tim Cook announces that Apple employees, starting in June, will receive $500 off of Macs and $250 off iPads

[0x8] About all those Google+ users

[0x9] iPhone 5 with 4-inch screen set to begin production – Rumor

[0xA] Inside Apple’s “Top 100″ retreat

ZDNet UK's news and analysis for business leaders includes 7,606 articles on Security

[0x2] Symantec warns customers to disable PCAnywhere

[0x3] Firms face tough new EU fines for data breaches

[0x4] Microsoft fingers alleged Kelihos botnet culprit

[0x5] Megaupload founder poses 'extreme' bail flight risk

[0x6] DreamHost web-hosting service warns of hack

[0x7] Anonymous floods web with links to aid DDoS attacks

[0x8] Megaupload takedown shows need for fresh debate

[0x9] Megaupload arrests and shutdown spark hack attacks

[0xA] Man arrested over theft of federal bank source code

[0x2] MetaGoofil v1.4b released

[0x3] Suricata v0.9 RC1 released

[0x4] Xplico v0.5.7 released

[0x5] iScanner v0.5 released - Malicious codes scanner

[0x6] WebTest 1.2.1 - Testing Web Application with Python

[0x7] SQLNinja v0.2.5 released!

[0x8] WireShark 1.2.8 released

[0x9] fuu v0.1 Beta - [F]aster [U]niversal [U]npacker

[0xA] Lansweeper v4.0 released

Hoff's Ramblings about Information Survivability, Information Centricity, Risk Management and Disruptive Innovation. Oh, I have a fondness for virtualization and cloud computing security, too...

[0x2] QuickQuip: Vint Cerf “Internet Access Is Not a Human Right” < Agreed…

[0x3] QuickQuip: Don’t run your own data center if you’re a public IaaS < Sorta…

[0x4] QuickQuip: “Networking Doesn’t Need a VMWare” < tl;dr

[0x5] When A FAIL Is A WIN – How NIST Got Dissed As The Point Is Missed

[0x6] Stuff I’ve Really Wanted To Blog About But Haven’t Had the Time…

[0x7] Enter the Data Huggers…

[0x8] 802.bah – Beware the SiriSheep Attack!

[0x9] Cloud: The Turducken Of Computing? [Oh, and Happy Thanksgiving]

[0xA] Oh, c’mon…

HacDC's mission is to improve the world by creatively rethinking technology.

[0x2] Byzantium v0.1a (Scarab) Released!

[0x3] New Area Meetup Group: Geeks and Depression

[0x4] Byzantium Sprint Reminder

[0x5] Byzantium Post Thanksgiving

[0x6] Microcontroller Mondays are Awesome

[0x7] Special Guests

[0x8] Byzantium Sprint Reminder

[0x9] Quantified Self @ HacDC

[0xA] HacDC Welcomes Xin Che Jian

Latest IT articles from Techworld's networking channel

[0x2] LTE-Advanced is the future, but don't expect a rocket ship

[0x3] Tibco adds location data to Tibbr social network

[0x4] AT&T to launch unified communication services

[0x5] IBM and NEC team up to offer OpenFlow networking products

[0x6] Hull and East Yorkshire to get 100Mbps fibre broadband

[0x7] Ericsson appoints new CTO Ulf Ewaldsson

[0x8] Microsoft Windows 8 mobile broadband improvements revealed

[0x9] Google Plus has more than 90 million users, claims Larry Page

[0xA] WAN optimisation market shakeup predicted by industry experts

[0x2] How to win in the age of cyber war

[0x3] Validating Application Detection Signatures

[0x4] Dear Angry Nerds, meet Blitz the Bird Thrower

[0x5] 4 full bars but no buzz?… start doing DPI

[0x6] Using real apps to test billing and charging on 4G/LTE networks

[0x7] Mu App Quadrant #3 – Skype Voice on Mac (OS X) Expends at Least 28% More for Consumers and Operator Networks than on Other Devices

[0x8] blitz.io: Geo-located Traceroutes with Heroku, AWS and CouchDB

[0x9] Driving Real Application Traffic Through Junosphere Virtual Infrastructure

[0xA] Ensuring the Accuracy of the Mu TestCloud Application Tests

Enterprise Technology Architect Craig Borysowich shares the challenges and achievements of enterprise solution design and implementation.

[0x2] Project Management Lite: A PM’s Responsibilities

[0x3] Project Management Lite: Partnership

[0x4] Project Management Lite: Project Visibility

[0x5] Project Management Lite: Responsibility & Commitment

[0x6] Project Management Lite: Steering Committee Meetings

[0x7] Project Management Lite: the RAP Chart

[0x8] Project Management Lite: the PERT Chart

[0x9] Project Management Lite: The Gantt Chart

[0xA] Project Management Lite: Scheduling

News, opinion, advice and research on computer security threats from Sophos

[0x2] Poll reveals widespread concern over Facebook Timeline

[0x3] US Police use games consoles in crime investigations

[0x4] Opinion: Google's privacy change - evil or business as usual?

[0x5] Symantec: Stop using pcAnywhere, right now

[0x6] Chuck Norris is NOT dead - beware the Facebook scam!

[0x7] Sophos Security Threat Report 2012 - seeing through the hype

[0x8] Is your smartphone telling every website you visit your telephone number?

[0x9] Hacking boardroom videoconferencing systems

[0xA] Canadian resident sentenced to death for writing a computer program

Feed of Topical Research Reports Posted on labs.idefense.com

[0x2] Mobile Security: New Risks, Old Consequences

[0x3] 2008 Cyber Trends and 2009 Predictions

[0x4] Taking Virtual Worlds Seriously: Implications to the Intelligence Community

[0x5] The Cyber Threat Landscape of Brazil

[0x6] Detecting and Tracking Trojan Horse Command-and-Control Servers

[0x7] A Nodal Analysis of Islamic Extremist Websites

[0x8] Cyber Fraud Trends 2008

[0x9] BBB: A Threat Analysis of Targeted Spear-Phishing Attacks

[0xA] IFrame Attacks - An Examination of the Business of IFrame Exploitation

[0x2] Matching and Mirroring (or: Cybernetic Issues in NLP)

[0x3] My Newest Experiment – The Kindle Book

[0x4] Maturity and Business

[0x5] What is it to be Mature?

[0x6] A Branding MAD Lib

[0x7] Suppressing Dissent

[0x8] Byron (and influence through the media)

[0x9] Influence and Failing Kindergarten

[0xA] Return-to-Barry-White Human Exploitation

The MITRE Career News feed offers stories about working at MITRE, from our popular Employee Spotlight features, to useful information about upcoming recruiting events and more.

[0x2] MITRE Named to Glassdoor.com's 50 Best Places to Work List

[0x3] A Career in Aviation Technical Leadership

[0x4] New Challenges Keep Engineer on the Move

[0x5] MITRE Named to Boston Globe's 2011 Top Places to Work List

[0x6] With Nanotechnology, Small Science Makes a Big Impact

[0x7] Unlocking Multimedia Treasures with Creative Software Design

[0x8] Properly Practicing Privacy

[0x9] Applying Economics Expertise to Healthcare Challenges

[0xA] MITRE Named to InformationWeek 500 List of Innovative Business Technology Organizations

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[0x2] Fortigate UTM WAF Appliance Cross Site Scripting

[0x3] Gentoo Linux Security Advisory 201201-16

[0x4] Debian Security Advisory 2396-1

[0x5] Debian Security Advisory 2395-1

[0x6] Gentoo Linux Security Advisory 201201-15

[0x7] Debian Security Advisory 2394-1

[0x8] Secunia Security Advisory 47617

[0x9] Secunia Security Advisory 47615

[0xA] Secunia Security Advisory 47654

Twitter updates from Rugged / RuggedSoftware.

[0x2] RuggedSoftware: RT @veracode: Veracode is hiring for 80+ new positions. Where do YOU fit in? RSVP our Open House on Feb 9th here: http://t.co/s3tBWoUR

[0x3] RuggedSoftware: Happy 13th B-day SQLi Dec 25, 1998 #Phrack 54 “NT Web Technology Vulnerabilities” rain.forest.puppy http://t.co/wvw1c2AX

[0x4] RuggedSoftware: RT @wickett: @joshcorman #rugged mentioned in control engineering article > http://t.co/dU9DzQVV <-Nice James!

[0x5] RuggedSoftware: RT @brennantom: RT @OWASP_feed: The 12 Days of Christmas: Ok kids, gather around and sing http://t.co/g9OvchEy

[0x6] RuggedSoftware: RT @brennantom: If all you want for 2012 is a new career in INFOSEC check out the 69 open jobs here: http://t.co/nfc00R7d

[0x7] RuggedSoftware: RT @joshcorman: Dear @InfoSecSanta , instead of 2012 chasing all OWASP Top 10, can we just systemically fix ONE of them? XSS? SQLi?

[0x8] RuggedSoftware: RT @0wasp: Remember guys, we need to reach out to the dev community.... its not just infosec for infosec peeps @owasp

[0x9] RuggedSoftware: RT @SecInnovation: Can you hack it? http://t.co/y0unK5Lm <- They are Hiring AppSec Engineers and have a "challenge" barrier to submit.

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[0x2] فيديو : أساسيات البرمجه بلغة Python

[0x3] فيديو: تخطي حماية ASLR

[0x4] فيديو: شرح ثغرات reflected XSS و stored XSS

[0x5] فيديو: Burp Suite لاستغلال ثغرات Command Execution

[0x6] فيديو: Exploit Development تطوير و ترقية ثغرات BOF

[0x7] فيديو: اكتشاف و استغلال ثغرات Local Buffer Over Flow

[0x8] فيديو: التعامل مع الملفات والمجلدات في روبي

[0x9] فيديو: IGHASHGPU كسر تشفير كلمات المرور باستخدام كرت الشاشة

[0xA] فيديو: أساسيات البرمجة بلغة Ruby

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[0x2] Android exploit

[0x3] The art of unpacking

[0x4] Malwares reversing

[0x5] Government malware

[0x6] BIOS rootkit

[0x7] EOF#3

[0x8] EOF#3!

[0x9] SMS controlled Android bot

[0xA] Valhalla zine

Papers submitted by security professionals are published on the site and archived for readers. Categories include cryptography, E-mail security, exploitation, firewalls, forensics, honeypots, IDS, malware & wireless security.

[0x2] Analysis of Malicious Software Infections

[0x3] Malware in Information Security

[0x4] DoS! Denial of Service

[0x5] An Analysis of the IDS Penetration Tool: Metasploit

[0x6] Experimental Review of IPSec Features to Enhance IP Security

[0x7] Cloud Computing – Storm Clouds or is it Smooth Flying?

[0x8] The Evolving World of Computer Security and Laws

[0x9] Web Access Management and Single Sign-On

[0xA] Reverse Honey Trap

Frequency X, the blog site for IBM Internet Security Systems' world-renowned security research and development team, X-Force, provides an opportunity for the researchers to converse directly with the world about threats and vulnerability research.

[0x2] January 2012 Microsoft Super Tuesday

[0x3] A Note on Critical Infrastructure

[0x4] December 2011 Microsoft Super Tuesday

[0x5] Tune in to the December Blackhat Webcast

[0x6] No More Blind Spots

[0x7] November 2011 Microsoft Super Tuesday

[0x8] DoS/DDoS tools by The Hacker Choice (THC) group adds to attack concerns

[0x9] October 2011 Microsoft Super Tuesday

[0xA] Key Findings in the IBM X-Force 2011 Trend & Risk Report

[0x2] NRF: See AirTight’s unique cloud-based Secure Wi-Fi and captive portal for distributed retail

[0x3] Skyjacking attack – then Cisco, now Aruba?

[0x4] AirTight Rated “Strong Positive” by Leading Analyst Firm

[0x5] Gartner Wireless IPS Marketscope rates AirTight “Strong Positive”!

[0x6] IMF, Citigroup, Sony Hacks – Security Lessons to be learned

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[0x8] Aberdeen Wireless LAN Report Tracks Impact of Smart Devices

[0x9] Android found vulnerable to sidejacking!

[0xA] AirTight demos PCI and WiFi cloud solutions at NACStech conference

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[0x5] New Press Release - SOA Consortium Releases New Podcast from K. Scott Morrison, Layer 7 Technologies, on How to Fail at SOA (August 18, 2008)

[0x6] New Press Release - Layer 7 Joins SOA Consortium as Silver Sponsor (June 30, 2008)

[0x7] New Article - Layer 7 Nominated for SYS-CON's "SOA World Magazine Readers' Choice Awards": The SecureSpan XML Networking Gateway Nominated for "Best Security Solution" - SOA World

[0x8] New Press Release - Layer 7 Technologies Enhances Field Collaboration for SOA Through HP ISV Marketplace Referral Program (June 18, 2008)

[0x9] New Article - Layer 7 to Provide Security and Operational Governance for Sun Java CAPS - eBizQ

[0xA] New Press Release - Layer 7 Technologies to Provide Security and Operational Governance for Sun Java CAPS (June 9, 2008)

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[0x9] Macworld 2012: 'Clear' To Do App for iOS, WDC MyBook Thunderbolt Duo

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[0x9] US Agencies Making Progress on Cybercrime, Officials Say

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[0xA] Yet Another BIOS Broken by Design: InsydeH20

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