Discussion of security flaws, concepts, and practices in the Open Source community

[0x2] Re: libupnp buffer overflows

[0x3] Re: CVE id request: devotee (debian vote engine) cryptographically weak random numbers permit discovery of secret ballot submissions

[0x4] CVE id request: devotee (debian vote engine) cryptographically weak random numbers permit discovery of secret ballot submissions

[0x5] CVE-2012-2762 Serendipity include/functions_trackbacks.inc.php SQL injection

[0x6] Re: CVE Request -- kernel: incomplete fix for CVE-2011-4131

[0x7] Re: CVE Request -- Tornado (python-tornado): Tornado v2.2.1 tornado.web.RequestHandler.set_header() fix to prevent header injection

[0x8] Re: CVE Request -- kernel: mm: read_pmd_atomic: 32bit PAE pmd walk vs pmd_populate SMP race condition

[0x9] CVE-2012-2759 WordPress Login With Ajax plugin re-enlistment XSS

[0xA] Re: sudo: IP addresses in sudoers with netmask may match additional hosts (CVE-2012-2337)

Life, the Universe and everything Security

[0x2] Reflecting on our Windows 7 birthday party

[0x3] Time to party! Windows 7 is here!

[0x4] RunAs Radio podcasts you might want to listen to

[0x5] Coding Tip: Why you should always use well known SIDs over usernames for security groups

[0x6] Major Windows 7 gotcha you should know about that may block you from upgrading

[0x7] Microsoft SDL bans mempcy()... next it will be zeros!!!!

[0x8] Using TS RemoteApp as an attack vector

[0x9] Is Twittering safe?

[0xA] Come have Coffee and Code in Vancouver with me and Microsoft tomorrow

IT and Infosec Security Ramblings

[0x2] Bookmarks for October 11th from 00:00 to 20:00

[0x3] Bookmarks for October 9th through October 10th

[0x4] Bookmarks for October 8th through October 9th

[0x5] Bookmarks for October 7th through October 8th

[0x6] Bookmarks for October 6th through October 7th

[0x7] Bookmarks for October 6th from 00:00 to 06:01

[0x8] Bookmarks for October 5th from 17:00 to 23:01

[0x9] Bookmarks for October 5th from 10:00 to 16:00

[0xA] Bookmarks for October 5th from 03:00 to 09:00

Twitter updates from Security Tools Watch / ToolsWatch.

[0x2] ToolsWatch: RT @gustavorobertux: The call for papers for H2HC 9th edition is now open. Sao Paulo, Brazil, from 18 to 23 October 2012. #h2hc

[0x3] ToolsWatch: RT @eEye: Hey #netsec! Download our free #vulnerability assessment agent for #Android devices from the Google Play Store http://t.co/tqR ...

[0x4] ToolsWatch: RT @ekoparty: Are you aware that 2010 and 2011 top webhacking techniques was presented at the ekoparty?

[0x5] ToolsWatch: @Rajae87 NETpeas signifie NETwork Pentest As A Service. Par contre, on voit que votre mindset frise le ridicule !

[0x6] ToolsWatch: RT @maxisoler: #PHDays: Positive Hack Days May 30-31 @ Moscow, Russia http://t.co/mhzJqd50

[0x7] ToolsWatch: RT @hnfirehose: 100 examples of C++ bugs: http://t.co/Ai0vPQUi

[0x8] ToolsWatch: RT @maxisoler: #ToolsWatch - @ClubHack Magazine Issue #28, May 2012 Released http://t.co/LxJHEBek

[0x9] ToolsWatch: RT @zetzero: DAILY NOMADS is out! http://t.co/Ua9CdMNy ▸ Top stories today via @omarseashepherd @toolswatch @loloster @marcj6ii

[0xA] ToolsWatch: Turning your Chrome to a Pentest Machine http://t.co/irfGw6Jh

[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

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...

EduGeek.net - The I.T. professionals' life line

[0x2] BCC IT Operations Manager Grade 4 JD

[0x3] [For Sale] For Sale - Canon EOS 600D

[0x4] Secret Teacher Letter

[0x5] [HAP+][v8] - Developer Reference

[0x6] How Yahoo Killed Flickr

[0x7] Anyone fitted a remote central locking kit to a car?

[0x8] Million Short - Remove the top million websites from Google's search results

[0x9] [Android] Voltage Too High message

[0xA] [For Sale] 2 x Proliant Servers

Welcome to Oracle Blogs

Welcome to the Oracle blogging community!

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[0x2] New Smart Card Features for Oracle Desktop Virtualization

[0x3] OTN Architect Day Presentation Slides

[0x4] SecuritEE in the Cloud

[0x5] Best Practices for Database Privileged User Access Controls

[0x6] St. Joseph’s Security and Compliance Success Story: Implementing Identity Management in Healthcare

[0x7] ArchBeat Link-o-Rama Top 20 for May 6-12, 2012

[0x8] Java EE 7 Permission Declarations

[0x9] ArchBeat Link-o-Rama for 2012-05-09

[0xA] Oracle Desktop Virtualization Security Solution at DISA Mission Partner Conference 2012

Free and useful online resources for designer and developers

[0x2] 40 (More) Creative Negative Space Logo Designs

[0x3] 20 Useful PHP Tutorials For Beginners

[0x4] 16 Useful Free Handwritten Fonts For Your Designs

[0x5] 50 Essential And Free Web Template PSD Layouts

[0x6] 45 Examples Of Websites Designed With HTML5

[0x7] 25 (More) Free And Useful Photoshop Actions

[0x8] Congratulations To The Winners Of DesignModo’s Impressionist UI Pack

[0x9] 50 Photoshop And Illustrator Tutorials For Creating Text Effect

[0xA] 40+ Beautiful And Creative Letterpress Designs

Big data analytics and visualization

[0x2] Visualizing Packet Captures For Fun and Profit

[0x3] Big Data Security Intelligence – nothing to see here – move along

[0x4] The Steps To a Mature Visual Analytics Practice

[0x5] Cyber Security Visualization – Grand Challenge

[0x6] Learning About Log Analysis and Visualization in Taipei

[0x7] Logging Guidelines Enable Actions

[0x8] Why a Cloud Logging Standard Doesn’t Make Any Sense

[0x9] Mid January Roundup

[0xA] links for 2011-01-07

Internet security news and updates

[0x2] eIQnetworks Webinar on How to Address Advanced Persistent Threats without Increasing Budgets or Personnel

[0x3] Hacking Group hit US security firm Stratfor

[0x4] Origins of Computer Viruses and Protecting your PC from them

[0x5] Social Networking danger signs to your Internet Security this Holiday Season

[0x6] iPhone apps vulnerability discovered, researcher faces 1 year ban

[0x7] Show Password Bookmarklet

[0x8] Best Internet Security Software to tackle online security threats

[0x9] How to secure your network from Malware

[0xA] How helpful are Internet Security software Reviews

Twitter updates from Rugged / RuggedSoftware.

[0x2] RuggedSoftware: RT @jeffsussna: @joshcorman @realgenekim Here's another one on #lean #devops #servicedesign "Beyond DevOps: User-Centered IT" http://t.c ...

[0x3] RuggedSoftware: RT @jeffsussna: Among other multi-read-worthy things this awesome preso by @realgenekim & @joshcorman discusses #devops #techdebt http:/ ...

[0x4] RuggedSoftware: RT @brennantom: Did you enjoy #SourceBos and the @SpiderLabs @Trustwave talks? -- Join the crew (71) openings globally - http://t.co/1EP ...

[0x5] RuggedSoftware: RT @wikidsystems: Blog spam: Accidental Rugged Devops http://t.co/uxrhk0G3 cc @RealGeneKim @joshcorman <- Glad you see it!

[0x6] RuggedSoftware: RT @WeldPond: Dan Geer "Application Security Matters", keynote address, OWASP AppSecDC http://t.co/YYpjDFoo < go read this now

[0x7] RuggedSoftware: RT @joshcorman: Excited to give #Rugged #DevOps talk @ #AppSecDC Wed. Great Line-Up starts w/ Dan Geer http://t.co/Bpf5oZOB #RuggedSoftware

[0x8] RuggedSoftware: RT @RuggedDevOps: DevOps Days Austin Live Streaming http://t.co/0vSLl219

[0x9] RuggedSoftware: RT @benoitnewton: @joshcorman @wickett Part 2 just went live - https://t.co/jbtcN6vo Rugged #DevOps

[0xA] RuggedSoftware: RT @wickett: Today at the hackathon, we are launching Gauntlet, a tool for Rugged Dev. Get a sneak peak at the slides > http://t.co/ ...

PHP Vulnerabilities - CXSecurity WLB2CVEMAP Database

[0x2] CVE-2012-2335: php-wrapper.fcgi does not properly handl...

[0x3] CVE-2012-2329: Buffer overflow in the apache_request_he...

[0x4] CVE-2012-2311: sapi/cgi/cgi_main.c in PHP before 5.3.13...

[0x5] CVE-2012-1823: sapi/cgi/cgi_main.c in PHP before 5.3.12...

[0x6] CVE-2012-0789: Memory leak in the timezone functionalit...

[0x7] CVE-2012-0788: The PDORow implementation in PHP before ...

[0x8] CVE-2012-0831: PHP before 5.3.10 does not properly perf...

[0x9] CVE-2012-0830: The php_register_variable_ex function in...

[0xA] CVE-2012-0781: The tidy_diagnose function in PHP 5.3.8 ...

[0x2] Is your definition of security holding you back?

[0x3] How the Red Cross found its ID management groove

[0x4] Hey, CSOs: Suck it up and accept budget cuts

[0x5] Legal quicksand: Shrink-wrap and click-wrap agreements

[0x6] Mobile payments and PCI DSS compliance: Some, but not much, clarity (yet)

[0x7] They're baaack! National data breach notification bills resurface

[0x8] 4 tips for using Facebook legally to conduct background checks (includes video)

[0x9] How ALPS Advisors found its log management groove

[0xA] Security in 3D

Security forum current topics

[0x2] Oldest security post by an active user

[0x3] Facebook Hit with Lawsuit Alleging Privacy Wrongs

[0x4] Twitter users given legal warning in Britain

[0x5] Router with access time limit

[0x6] Video: Angry Birds Space Trojan & Drive-by Android

[0x7] This Hard Drive Will Self Destruct in...

[0x8] Best Buy's surprisingly insecure approach to new PC setup

[0x9] Kaspersky defends data retention, secretive breaches

[0xA] Update: Estimated 300,000 DNS Changer-infected computers

Beware that MS often uses these security bulletins as marketing propaganda to downplay serious vulnerabilities in their products—note how most have a prominent and often-misleading "mitigating factors" section.

[0x2] Microsoft Security Bulletin Re-Releases

[0x3] Microsoft Security Bulletin Minor Revisions

[0x4] Microsoft Security Bulletin Minor Revisions

[0x5] Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for May 2012

[0x6] Microsoft Security Bulletin Advance Notification for May 2012

[0x7] Microsoft Security Bulletin Re-Releases

[0x8] Microsoft Security Bulletin Minor Revisions

[0x9] Microsoft Security Bulletin Minor Revisions

[0xA] Microsoft Security Bulletin Minor Revisions

"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

[0x2] Secure360: The failure of risk management

[0x3] BeyondTrust eyes app security with eEye acquisition

[0x4] APT attackers are increasingly using booby-trapped RTF documents, experts say

[0x5] CSOs warned of serious cyber-espionage attack

[0x6] PHP patches actively exploited CGI vulnerability

[0x7] Microsoft security patches include fixes for Word, Office, Windows

[0x8] Windows 8 privacy worry overblown, says Microsoft analyst

[0x9] Red Sky Alliance: An experiment in information sharing

[0xA] PHP working on new patch for critical vulnerability after initial one failed

Twitter updates from UNITEDSecuritySummit / unitedsummit.

[0x2] unitedsummit: We've also opened up the sponsorship opportunities for the event: http://t.co/fPJvY37y #UNITEDsummit

[0x3] unitedsummit: Call for papers for the UNITED Security Summit is now open: http://t.co/CmlTtVjK

[0x4] unitedsummit: RT @CarolJMeyers:  TRUTH, LIES & DECISIONS: Moving forward in an insecure world. Register now for the #UNITEDsummit: http://t.co/x ...

[0x5] unitedsummit: RT @tsemchenko11:  Don’t miss out on the Early Bird Discount for the UNITED Security Summit: http://t.co/SEsfULb3 #UNITEDsummit

[0x6] unitedsummit: RT @PatrickCH: Which critical issues facing the information security industry do you think UNITED should address? http://t.co/xKXwIEUb ...

[0x7] unitedsummit: Part 8 of our series on getting the most from CSV exports in Nexpose is out: http://t.co/jJpI0yQD

[0x8] unitedsummit: Who is excited for #Secure360? we are! Catch @hdmoore presenting tomorrow afternoon and stop by booth 2 for swag!

[0x9] unitedsummit: RT @mvarmazis: Got a compelling #infosec story or viewpoint to share? The CALL FOR PAPERS for the #UNITEDsummit is now open: http://t.co ...

[0xA] unitedsummit: Got a compelling infosec story or viewpoint to share? The CALL FOR PAPERS for the #UNITEDsummit is now open: http://t.co/oxPMzGDk

Twitter updates from Sebastian Krahmer / steaIth.

[0x2] steaIth: und wer kommt jetzt alles so zur BerlinSides?

[0x3] steaIth: Ich versteh garnicht wie man sich so über Format-String bugs aufregen ka%n%n. :p

[0x4] steaIth: Discovered a critical hole in my socks. No patch available yet. Already reported upstream.

[0x5] steaIth: Einmal Brille gesagt, Kontaktlinsenversand followed. Kondom.

[0x6] steaIth: WE ist wieder Nerd Party. Mal sehn ob sie mich diesmal reinlassen. Zur Not muss ich nem "echten" Nerd die Brille klaun.

[0x7] steaIth: sha256sum f8583142f984a89f6604ecf978ac1d4dc4730444a3242ae5a7dd603b9267191a

[0x8] steaIth: And now, Beatsteaks for the win. Wir rocken jetzt mal die Kantine.

[0x9] steaIth: would looking at tizen mobile OS pay? is jailbreak needed there at all?

[0xA] steaIth: @wishinet dunno. I didnt investigate deeply.

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

[0x2] Record IM video on the network?

[0x3] RFP for PenTesting

[0x4] Declassified window film stops wireless / cell signals

[0x5] List of Malware Analysis tool from SANS

[0x6] Malware Analyzing Sandbox

[0x7] Free Windows Honeypot from NetVigilance

[0x8] Ajax based port scanner

[0x9] Web based VMX file creator

[0xA] Bootable Linux security distros

Chandan's blog or sayings of an hearer

[0x2] Cross Domain Blog Migration

[0x3] Everything you need to know about cryptography in 1 hour

[0x4] Fast Forward in Time: Flower Bloom

[0x5] Desktop OS for Personal Computing

[0x6] Netbooks and the end of the Laptop Decade

[0x7] Home Theater Architecture

[0x8] Doing the same thing again and expecting different results

[0x9] To prevent auto-reply e-mails

[0xA] Secure your Wi-Fi networks now!

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

Free publications about information technology and digital communication.

[0x2] Enterprise Strategy Group: The Next Wave of Data Deduplication

[0x3] Advances in Deduplication Help Tame Big Data

[0x4] The State of Master Data Management, 2012: Building the Foundation for a Better Enterprise

[0x5] B2B Collaboration: No Longer Optional

[0x6] Managing the TCO of BI: The Path to ROI is Paved with Adoption

[0x7] Cloud Financial Management: Cost-Effective Implementation of Budgeting and Forecasting Measures

[0x8] To ERP or Not to ERP for SMBs: What Can ERP Do For Me?

[0x9] Business Intelligence - A Guide for Midsize Companies

[0xA] Think Your Organization is Too Small for ERP? Think Again

Información en vivo desde Foro de elhacker.net

[0x2] Nero Burning ROM. Clasicos del software (XII)

[0x3] Cómo eliminar el virus de la SGAE

[0x4] Internet mantiene con vida al correo tradicional y le obliga a renovarse

[0x5] Desarrollan un sistema de captación de energía solar desde el espacio

[0x6] Orange lanza ADSL de 20 Mb sin llamadas desde 9,95 euros al mes

[0x7] Los Mossos retirarán la web para identificar sospechosos

[0x8] Gmail actualiza los datos de los contactos e introduce mejoras en su correo

[0x9] La UE impedirá que Internet Explorer sea el único navegador que funcione en ...

[0xA] Google Chrome 20.0.1132.11 Dev con mejoras en seguridad y estabilidad

[0x2] Analytics Staffing for Big Data: A Perspective

[0x3] Dallas Splunk Users Group – June 12th @ 6:00p CST

[0x4] #SplunkGovt Twitter Chat: A Sneak Peak at What We’ll Explore at SplunkLIVE! Washington, D.C.

[0x5] Doing More With What You Have

[0x6] That happened: episode 9

[0x7] Quantifying the Benefits of Splunk with SSDs

[0x8] Identifying Phishing Sites in Your Events

[0x9] I invested in a shiny new tool/technology…

[0xA] That happened: episode 8

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

[0x2] Argh blow up parts..

[0x3] Happy Sysadmin appreciation day

[0x4] choosing a web language...

[0x5] Epic fail ftw..

[0x6] found a bug?

[0x7] shellcodes more shellcode stuff.

[0x8] upcoming blog post..

[0x9] amd64/x86_64 shellcode..

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

InfoSec Thoughts Ideas and Practice

[0x2] My Errata for C Programming in easy steps 3rd edition: article 201201

[0x3] BASH WHILE Loop: article 201107

[0x4] Breakdown of C Format Parameters: article 201106

[0x5] Notes on Memory Segmentation: article 201105

[0x6] Incident Repsonse; When To Call the Posse: article 201104

[0x7] Honeynet Forensics Challenge 7 winner: article 201103

[0x8] PCRE CHEAT SHEET: article 201102

[0x9] Malicious Domain Check: article 201101

[0xA] iPHONE Apps for Information Security: article 201003

[0x2] CERT Linux Triage Tools 1.0 Released

[0x3] CERT Failure Observation Engine 1.0 Released

[0x4] Vulnerability Severity Using CVSS

[0x5] CNAME flux

[0x6] Challenges in Network Monitoring above the Enterprise

[0x7] Signed Java and Cisco AnyConnect

[0x8] Effectiveness of Microsoft Office File Validation

[0x9] A Security Comparison: Microsoft Office vs. Oracle Openoffice

[0xA] Announcing the CERT Basic Fuzzing Framework 2.0

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

[0x2] VMWare Vulnerability Security Advisory

[0x3] Stupid Human Tricks: Security Job Interviews

[0x4] You Lose America. CISPA Passes 248-168

[0x5] Onion Browser For iOS Private Browsing

[0x6] EU Parliament To Turn Over Passenger Data To US

[0x7] Iran Says It’s Building A Drone Aircraft Copy

[0x8] Aviva Fires 1,300 Via Email…By Accident

[0x9] Mercedes Adds Remote Updates

[0xA] Link: Apple holds the master decryption key when it comes to iCloud security, privacy

Twitter updates from Panda Security / Panda_Security.

[0x2] Panda_Security: Do you want to get a free 3-month Panda Internet Security 2012? Just click on the link and download the promo: https://t.co/UKDeeVPK

[0x3] Panda_Security: Stop feeling like a fish out of water! Today at #LaPiazza #PandaSecurity LOL XXX http://t.co/0in2m1lX

[0x4] Panda_Security: Happy Internet Day! Here you have some free tools to optimize the security of your PC. http://t.co/04qw3gej

[0x5] Panda_Security: @OK_Kat22 Gracias por informarnos y tu feedback.

[0x6] Panda_Security: @OK_Kat22 Por favor, síguenos para que podamos enviarte un directo. Necesitaríamos tu número de cliente para ver el problema. Gracias!

[0x7] Panda_Security: @OK_Kat22 Desactiva el firewall de nuestro producto para entrar en Internet. Ponemos copia a @PandaTechSup para que te ayuden. Gracias!

[0x8] Panda_Security: 10 Things You Should Know About Facebook's New Privacy Policy http://t.co/jL3xT5qQ via @pcmag

[0x9] Panda_Security: @OK_Kat22 Nos puedes comentar qué te ha pasado para poder ayudarte? Gracias. Nos puedes escribir a communication @ http://t.co/BMwAFELm

[0xA] Panda_Security: New Beta Version of Panda Global Protection 2013 and Beta Tester Contest -->http://t.co/b95ArYsx

Taking the monkey work out of pentesting

[0x2] windows-privesc-check

[0x3] Finding IP Addresses of Other Network Interfaces on Linux

[0x4] gateway-finder

[0x5] The Science of Safely Finding an Unused IP Address

[0x6] timing-attack-checker

[0x7] Exposing only part of C: over Terminal Services

[0x8] Post-Exploitation in Windows: From Local Admin To Domain Admin (efficiently)

[0x9] Reverse Shell Cheat Sheet

[0xA] “Hackers for Charity” Needs You

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

The latest news for Leetupload.com's largest hacker's database!

[0x2] No Root for You -- ISACA

[0x3] Good.Times.Search.Engine -- Hack a Day

[0x4] New Tutorial - How the Microprocessor Works

[0x5] Famous - Copper Heatsink/Wine Chiller Idea on engadget and Hack a Day!

[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!

The MITRE Digest is an online magazine that showcases our latest work in aviation systems, defense and intelligence, federal sector modernization, homeland security, and cutting–edge research. We cover timely topics that affect our sponsors and the national interest.

[0x2] NextGen Hub Enables More Frequent, Secure Multi–Agency Experiments and Simulations

[0x3] Handheld Sensor Could Put Biothreat Detection Capability in First Responders' Hands

[0x4] Human Odor: Sniffing Out Identity and Deception

[0x5] Resilient Cyber Architectures Keep Government IT Operations Mission–Ready

[0x6] MITRE Experimentation Lab Gives Wings to Aviation Technology Research

[0x7] Smart Thinking: Making Mobile Communications Work for the Warfighter

[0x8] Glycoprotein Films: A Sweet Defense Against Infectious Disease

[0x9] Airborne Network Gateway Keeps Warfighters on the Same Wavelength

[0xA] hData: Electronic Health Records Go Mobile for Better Patient Care

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

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

A page to show up #1 on Google when searching for "Jeremiah" (Currently #4).
Only the prophet and TV show left!
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] TEDxMaui -- Hack Yourself First

[0x3] Terrified

[0x4] How I got my start -- in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

[0x5] Web security content moving to new WhiteHat Security corp blog

[0x6] Sentinel SecurityCheck

[0x7] 11th WhiteHat Website Security Statistic Report: Windows of Exposure

[0x8] Robert “RSnake” Hansen, age 34, has passed away, on Facebook

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[0xA] BINGO! for Application Security

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[0x6] BC/DR and cloud-services lessons learned from a recent Amazon outage

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[0x2] Dot Net Nuke (DNN) XSS Vulnerability

[0x3] Sun Java Server Faces Input Handling Cross-Site Scripting

[0x4] ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability

[0x5] Savvy Content Manager "searchterms" Cross-Site Scripting

[0x6] Alkacon OpenCms "filePath" Cross-Site Scripting and File Disclosure

[0x7] IBM Lotus QuickPlace Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability

[0x8] BosClassifieds Classified Ads System "returnTo" Cross-Site Scripting

[0x9] Zimbra Collaboration Suite Script Insertion Vulnerability

[0xA] WebCT Mail/Discussion Board Message Script Insertion

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

[0x2] Book Review: “Security De-Engineering: Solving the Problems in Information Risk Management” by Ian Tibble

[0x3] Links for 2012-05-17 [del.icio.us]

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[0x5] Monthly Blog Round-Up – April 2012

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[0x7] Metricon 7 Call for Papers

[0x8] Links for 2012-04-22 [del.icio.us]

[0x9] Links for 2012-04-04 [del.icio.us]

[0xA] Monthly Blog Round-Up – March 2012

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] May 2012 Microsoft Super Tuesday

[0x3] April 2012 Microsoft Super Tuesday

[0x4] Key highlights in the IBM X-Force 2011 Trend & Risk Report

[0x5] March 2012 Microsoft Super Tuesday

[0x6] February 2012 Microsoft Super Tuesday

[0x7] Remote Code Execution in PHP 5.3.9

[0x8] CVE-2012-0003 Exploited in the Wild

[0x9] January 2012 Microsoft Super Tuesday

[0xA] A Note on Critical Infrastructure

Twitter updates from mdowd / mdowd.

[0x2] mdowd: RT @riskybusiness: Just posted the interview I did with @beaker at #auscert http://t.co/ElldKSOV

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[0x6] mdowd: @raistolo Yeah :) Everyone waiting until the last second this year

[0x7] mdowd: Avalanche of last minute BH submissions over the last 48 hours

[0x8] mdowd: @jaqpants Organized by the same guy; they're intended to be complimentary conferences

[0x9] mdowd: @kernelpool Let's quit this security hocus pocus and go in to app dev

[0xA] mdowd: I nominate @kernelpool as our new UI developer

[0x2] Carolina Dieckmann, Brazilian cybercrime legislation and la “Viveza criolla”

[0x3] Public points of data loss

[0x4] Is ‘SexyDefense’ The Future of Anti-Espionage?

[0x5] Update to "DNSChanger - Cleaning Up 4 Million Infected Hosts"

[0x6] OS X Mass Exploitation - Why Now?

[0x7] SOURCE Boston Security Conference and Training 2012 Day 2 - Dan Geer Keynote, Android Modding and Cloud Security

[0x8] New Spam campaign on Twitter Leads to Rogue AV

[0x9] SOURCE Boston Security Conference and Training 2012 - Hacktivism, Duqu and Building Successful Security Programs

[0xA] New Version of OSX.SabPub & Confirmed Mac APT attacks

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[0xA] New Google hack exposes internal home cameras

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[0x2] TPTI-12-02 - Novell iPrint Client ActiveX GetPrinterURLList2 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x3] TPTI-12-01 - Oracle Java True Type Font IDEF Opcode Parsing Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x4] TPTI-11-14 - Adobe Shockwave DEMX Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x5] TPTI-11-13 - McAfee SaaS myCIOScn.dll Scan Method Script Injection Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x6] TPTI-11-12 - McAfee SaaS MyAsUtil5.2.0.603.dll SecureObjectFactory Instantiation Design Flaw Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x7] TPTI-11-08 - Adobe Shockwave iml32.dll DEMX Chunk GIF Parsing Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x8] TPTI-11-09 - Adobe Shockwave iml32.dll CSWV Chunk Byte Array Parsing Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x9] TPTI-11-10 - Adobe Shockwave dirapi.dll rcsL Chunk Parsing Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0xA] TPTI-11-11 - Adobe Shockwave Lnam Chunk Parsing Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

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[0x6] HP has all the ingredients for software defined networking, almost

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[0x8] Cisco nemesis Huawei to demo 96-port 100G Ethernet switch

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[0x5] Fortinet has highest catch rate in IPS testing

[0x6] SonicWall stands tall in SSL decryption testing

[0x7] Check Point takes best approach to URL filtering

[0x8] Next-gen firewalls: Off to a good start

[0x9] Scaling Up With SonicWALL's Supermassive

[0xA] How we tested the next-generation firewalls

[0x2] Canada’s Cybercrime Report Card: Better or Worse in 2012?

[0x3] Pinning Down Pinterest

[0x4] Widespread malware abuses unsecured Geolocation Service of Adult Website

[0x5] The Institute for National Security Studies (Israel) falls prey to Poison Ivy infection

[0x6] Websense Security Labs at Infosec2012

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[0x8] Is CVE-2012-0507 the best toolkit to exploit Mac OS X?

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[0x8] BC/DR spending not a top budget priority

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[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

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

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[0x2] HP Security Bulletin HPSBOV02780 SSRT100766

[0x3] HP Security Bulletin HPSBUX02782 SSRT100844

[0x4] Mandriva Linux Security Advisory 2012-078

[0x5] Epicor Returns Management SOAP-Based Blind SQL Injection

[0x6] Debian Security Advisory 2475-1

[0x7] Ubuntu Security Notice USN-1445-1

[0x8] Ubuntu Security Notice USN-1444-1

[0x9] Secunia Security Advisory 49185

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[0x2] An improved Google Authenticator app to celebrate millions of 2-step verification users

[0x3] Celebrating one year of web vulnerability research

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[0x6] Tech tips that are Good to Know

[0x7] Expanding Safe Browsing Alerts to include malware distribution domains

[0x8] Reminder: Safe Browsing version 1 API turning down December 1

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

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[0x2] CVE-2012-2322

[0x3] CVE-2012-2321

[0x4] CVE-2012-2320

[0x5] CVE-2012-2120

[0x6] CVE-2012-2118

[0x7] CVE-2012-2093

[0x8] CVE-2012-2010

[0x9] CVE-2012-1589

[0xA] CVE-2012-2411

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[0x4] The State of Master Data Management, 2012: Building the Foundation for a Better Enterprise

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[0x9] Thousands march in Frankfurt against austerity measures

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[0x2] exploitdb: [webapps] - PHP Address Book 7.0.0 Multiple Vulnerabilities: PHP Address Book 7.0.0 Multiple Vulnerabilities http://t.co/s9Dp5sdP

[0x3] exploitdb: [remote] - Active Collab "chat module" http://t.co/mpYn9oIq

[0x4] exploitdb: [remote] - Squiggle 1.7 SVG Browser Java Code Execution: Squiggle 1.7 SVG Browser Java Code Execution http://t.co/baiKM2xN

[0x5] exploitdb: [remote] - Oracle Weblogic Apache Connector POST Request Buffer Overflow: Oracle Weblogic Apache Connector POST ... http://t.co/V5hbSiFc

[0x6] exploitdb: [local] - SkinCrafter ActiveX Control version 3.0 Buffer Overflow: SkinCrafter ActiveX Control version 3.0 Buffe... http://t.co/o508QW6w

[0x7] exploitdb: [remote] - HP VSA Remote Command Execution Exploit: HP VSA Remote Command Execution Exploit http://t.co/WBDSj7Zi

[0x8] exploitdb: [papers] - Complete Cross-site Scripting Walkthrough: Complete Cross-site Scripting Walkthrough http://t.co/ZNXKJka5

[0x9] exploitdb: [dos] - Trigerring Java Code from a SVG Image: Trigerring Java Code from a SVG Image http://t.co/hYhysHQa

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[0xA] AVI 271.1.1/5001 - new threats

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[0x2] مؤتمر كات سكوب

[0x3] ثغره جديده في متصفح Internet Explorer

[0x4] كتاب: A Bug Hunter’s Diary

[0x5] ثغره جديده في متصفح FireFox بسبب Java

[0x6] كتاب: Metasploit The Penetration Tester’s Guide

[0x7] ثغرة XSS خطيرة في Skype قد تؤدي لسرقة الحساب

[0x8] ثغرة 0-Day في نظام iOS

[0x9] ثغرات خطيرة في phpMyAdmin

[0xA] توقف شبكة Playstation عن العمل

Help Net Security - your homepage for all the information security news

[0x2] Facebook IPO advanced fee scam hitting inboxes

[0x3] MacScan 2.9.3 with Google Chrome and SeaMonkey support released

[0x4] Hacker jailed for targeting Call of Duty gamers

[0x5] Worm targets Facebook users via PMs

[0x6] Review: LOK-IT Secure Flash Drive

[0x7] Spam with malicious attachments rising

[0x8] Password creation policies are the enemy of secure passphrases

[0x9] Malicious fake Android AV apps pushed onto users

[0xA] Secure data on Android devices with SecureZIP

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

[0x2] Stuck in CAPTCHA Hell: When Security Disables

[0x3] Stopping The Insider Threat: The Case for SIEM in Government IT (Part 3 - Wrap-up)

[0x4] More Holiday Cheer: SCIM Cloud Provisioning Standard Reaches A Big Milestone

[0x5] Stopping The Insider Threat: The Case for SIEM in Government IT (Part 2)

[0x6] Security Metrics and the Balanced Scorecard

[0x7] The Dark Side of Collaboration

[0x8] Foxnews.com - Drones, Malware and a Continued Lack of Infosec - Rinse and Repeat

[0x9] Hey, what’s for supper? We are having a risk-based pot roast tonight! Roll the dice.

[0xA] Cyber Surveillance & Warning Striker

Packet Storm - Information Security News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers

[0x2] Admin Page Finder Script

[0x3] 360-FAAR Firewall Analysis Audit And Repair 0.2.4

[0x4] Web Application Vulnerability Scanner 0.11

[0x5] OpenDNSSEC 1.3.8

[0x6] Bluelog Bluetooth Scanner/Logger 1.0.3

[0x7] XCat 1.5

[0x8] Cura 0.4.0

[0x9] 360-FAAR Firewall Analysis Audit And Repair 0.2.3

[0xA] NetcatPHPShell 1.10

[0x2] March – April Events

[0x3] Cyber, Cyber, Cyber. What are we talking about anyway?

[0x4] Guest post: Why you need patch management

[0x5] Hackers, Credit Cards, and the Media

[0x6] Advanced Data Exfiltration – full paper

[0x7] IL-CERT finally picking up speed

[0x8] [Offtopic] AirPlay on the home network

[0x9] Intelligence on Ashiyane and the Iranian Cyber Army

[0xA] So, what about that SecurityZone?

Blog

[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?

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!

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

[0x2] Sony's designs on your computer

[0x3] Should I wait for Windows 8?

[0x4] Facebook IPO: as it happened

[0x5] Facebook IPO: social network floats on the stock exchange - live

[0x6] Apple invests in renewable power for iCloud

[0x7] Mark Zuckerberg rings in Facebook's stock market debut

[0x8] Facebook IPO live

[0x9] YouView 'on track for summer launch'

[0xA] Monmouth to be world's first 'Wikipedia town'

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Password guessing with Medusa 2.0

[0x3] FreeBSD: Kernel memory disclosure in procfs and linprocfs

[0x4] FreeBSD: fetch Overflow error

[0x5] FreeBSD: syscons Boundary checking errors in syscons

[0x6] FreeBSD: cvs number of vulnerabilities

[0x7] FreeBSD: kernel Improper memory access vulnerability

[0x8] FreeBSD: kernel Excessive privilege vulnerability

[0x9] FreeBSD: core:sys Buffer cache invalidation vulnerability

[0xA] FreeBSD: cvs Heap overflow vulnerability

Aggregate feed of all active Techworld Blogs

[0x2] Always consider the eventualities

[0x3] Getting to grips with corporate social networking (CSN)

[0x4] ROI in a Flash: deploying storage memory in the data centre

[0x5] Tech City: hiding behind the numbers?

[0x6] Whose PaaS is it anyway?

[0x7] Tech City needs better communications infrastructure

[0x8] Data's two masters - Performance and persistence

[0x9] Data’s two masters - Performance and persistence

[0xA] How to prepare for HTML 5 using cloud services

Security Justice

[0x2] Security Justice Episode 36 – Security Turtles, Podcast Updates, DEFCON and Black Hat

[0x3] Security Justice Episode 35- THOTCON Edition

[0x4] Streaming Live at #THOTCON

[0x5] Security Justice Episode 34 – THOTCON, Notacon and the Penetration Testing Execution Standard with @kaospunk

[0x6] Shmoocon 2011 Podcaster Meetup Details

[0x7] Security Justice Episode 33 – ShmooCon, BSidesCLE, Notacon, THOTCON, O-ISC, AIDE and DerbyCon

[0x8] Security Justice Episode 32 – Talking Risk with Alex Hutton (@alexhutton)

[0x9] Security Justice Episode 31 – The Kevin Johnson (@secureideas) Special

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

[0x2] 10 hacks that made headlines

[0x3] Thwarted by security at enterprises, cyber criminals target SMBs

[0x4] Public vs. private cyberattack responsibility debate heats up

[0x5] Cloud computing tools: Improving security through visibility and automation

[0x6] Secure360: The failure of risk management

[0x7] Red Sky Alliance: An experiment in information sharing

[0x8] Hacktivists have the enterprises' attention. Now what?

[0x9] Could 'bullet time' stop a cyberattack?

[0xA] First Look: ZoneAlarm Free Antivirus + Firewall Launches Today

US-CERT Technical Cyber Security Alerts provide timely information about current security issues, vulnerabilities, and exploits.

[0x2] TA12-101B: Adobe Reader and Acrobat Security Updates and Architectural Improvements

[0x3] TA12-101A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x4] TA12-073A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x5] TA12-045A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x6] TA12-024A: "Anonymous" DDoS Activity

[0x7] TA12-010A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x8] TA12-006A: Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) Vulnerable to Brute-Force Attack

[0x9] TA11-350A: Adobe Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0xA] TA11-347A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

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

All about security

[0x2] Cybersecurity and National Policy

[0x3] How Robber Barons hijacked the telegraph system

[0x4] The Bedazzler

[0x5] iPhone fix

[0x6] Twitter for Botnet control

[0x7] BlackHat 2009 Presentation

[0x8] SLE, Quantitative versus Qualitative Risk, and Finance

[0x9] BlackHat 2009

[0xA] White House Cyber Security Review is out

A publication by Paladion Networks

[0x2] SAP Baseline Security Audit

[0x3] Defeating Encryption in Some Thick Clients

[0x4] Database Links Security

[0x5] Quiz: Proposal to amend Same Origin Policy

[0x6] Cache Control Directives Demystified

[0x7] The Payment Application Data Security Standard (PA DSS)

[0x8] Defend against Reverse Engineering

[0x9] Quiz: Cross Site Printing

[0xA] CSRF - The hidden menace

Twitter updates from Stefan Esser / i0n1c.

[0x2] i0n1c: RT @bSr43: This is just the beginning :) (still lot of work to be done!) http://t.co/akDzR0lE

[0x3] i0n1c: I guess i should Check Out hopper in the next days.

[0x4] i0n1c: RT @HITBSecConf: Online registration for #HITB2012AMS is now closed! WALK IN REGISTRATIONS STILL ACCEPTED (cash / credit card only) - Se ...

[0x5] i0n1c: RT @m0rbz: The one who pirated iOS hacker handbook left his a.id in metadata <string>aidan.harris1@hotmail.co.uk</string>@0x ...

[0x6] i0n1c: @b_fishr noone takes Discover

[0x7] i0n1c: QOTD: "Your followers prove that the world needs to allow abortion up until the fetus is 18 yrs old"

[0x8] i0n1c: There are far more people sending credit card information than Apple IDs... However all those CC# look fake.

[0x9] i0n1c: Lets try that again: "Please tweet me your credit card information"

[0xA] i0n1c: RT @carsiXme: @i0n1c Irgendein arschloch hat meine Daten gelöscht.

Security Through Education

[0x2] Defcon 20 SECTF – Battle of the SExes

[0x3] Too Cheap To Hire a Designer T-Shirt Contest

[0x4] Women and Social Engineering

[0x5] Social Engineering for Penetration Testers – Day 5

[0x6] Social Engineering For Penetration Testers – Day 4

[0x7] 6 Preventative Tips against Malicious Social Engineering

[0x8] Social Engineering For Pentesters – Day 3

[0x9] Social Engineering For Pentesters – Day 2

[0xA] Social Engineering Training – A New Era – Day 1

[0x2] Maintenance Gandi.Net and API

[0x3] .CN domain creation suspension

[0x4] -50% discount for .ME extensions

[0x5] .HK domains now available at Gandi!

[0x6] Accented .EU domain names open on December 10th at 11:00 CET!

[0x7] .PT domains available at Gandi

[0x8] Network Maintenance overnight 19-20 November

[0x9] Hosting: Launch of multiple IP addresses for your servers

[0xA] Your server on IPv6?

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

[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

[0x2] FBI issues warning on hotel Internet connections

[0x3] Police-themed ransomware starts targeting US and Canadian users

[0x4] Financial malware tricks users with claims of free credit card fraud insurance

[0x5] Dutch court temporarily frees 17-year-old KPN hacking suspect

[0x6] Russia-speaking cybercriminals earned $4.5 billion in 2011, researchers estimate

[0x7] Twitter spam campaign infects users with fake antivirus programs

[0x8] How to Tell If an Email Is a Phishing Scam

[0x9] Ice IX malware tricks Facebook users into exposing credit card details, says Trusteer

[0xA] How to fight check fraud

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

[0x2] Clowns Base Key Financial Rate on Feelings, Not Data

[0x3] Salvaging Poorly Worded Statistics

[0x4] Inside a Commission Hearing on the Chinese Threat

[0x5] Impressions: Fuzzing

[0x6] Impressions: Hunting Security Bugs

[0x7] Impressions: The Web Application Hacker's Handbook, 2nd Ed

[0x8] Impressions: Web Application Security: A Beginner's Guide

[0x9] Review of SSH Mastery Posted

[0xA] Bejtlich's Take on RSA 2012

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

Casper Dik's Weblog

[0x2] NLOSUG: 26/10/2006 Dutch OpenSolaris User Group First Meeting

[0x3] Updated drivers: but only at www.opensolaris.org

[0x4] Small acpidrv update

[0x5] OpenSolaris User Group Meeting, Amsterdam, October 18th

[0x6] Laptop community live!

[0x7] Laptops

[0x8] First Installment (of frkit)

[0x9] User Credentials and all that

[0xA] Southpark Stdio

[0x2] Analytics Staffing for Big Data: A Perspective

[0x3] Dallas Splunk Users Group – June 12th @ 6:00p CST

[0x4] #SplunkGovt Twitter Chat: A Sneak Peak at What We’ll Explore at SplunkLIVE! Washington, D.C.

[0x5] Doing More With What You Have

[0x6] That happened: episode 9

[0x7] Quantifying the Benefits of Splunk with SSDs

[0x8] Identifying Phishing Sites in Your Events

[0x9] I invested in a shiny new tool/technology…

[0xA] That happened: episode 8

Codenomicon News - RSS Feed

[0x2] Codenomicon and FH Brandenburg work together for safer tomorrow

[0x3] Codenomicon Network Analyzer wins IT Security Product of the Year Award

[0x4] MultiServiceForum Introduces Robustness Testing at VoLTE Interoperability Event

[0x5] Codenomicon warns about poor quality of Bluetooth equipment

[0x6] Webcast on NGN Security featuring Ovum Analyst

[0x7] Check out the August 2011 issue of Codenomicon Newsletter

[0x8] Codenomicon brings fuzzing to the cloud

[0x9] Codenomicon endorses rugged software movement

[0xA] The Leading Experts in Fuzz Testing Come Together in Las Vegas

Upcoming Security Alerts

[0x2] Oracle Database

[0x3] Oracle Database

[0x4] Oracle Secure Enterprise Search

[0x5] Documentation bug concerning a special privilege

[0x6] Oracle Database

[0x7] Oracle Database

[0x8] Oracle Database

[0x9] Oracle Database

[0xA] Oracle Database

[0x2] April 2012 Critical Patch Update Released

[0x3] Security Alert for CVE-2011-5035 Updated

[0x4] February 2012 Critical Patch Update for Java SE Released

[0x5] Security Alert for CVE-2011-5035 Released

[0x6] Learning More About Oracle Database Systems Change Number (“SCN”)

[0x7] January 2012 Critical Patch Update Released

[0x8] Keeping Up With Newer Releases is Good Security Practice

[0x9] October 2011 Critical Patch Updates Released

[0xA] Security Alert for CVE-2011-3192 Released

[0x2] Pentest Market Magazine May Issue Released

[0x3] Live Online CEH Exam Prep Clinic for Free

[0x4] HashDays Security Conference 2012

[0x5] Pentest Auditing and Standards Magazine May Issue Released

[0x6] Hakin9 Magazine On Demand May Issue Released

[0x7] Pentest Magazine Cloud Pentesting New May 2012 Issue

[0x8] Hakin9 Magazine May Issue Released: Cloud Computing

[0x9] Phrack Magazine Issue 68 Released

[0xA] Pentest Magazine Web App Pentesting New April 2012 Issue

The latest Windows news, analysis and feature articles from NetworkWorld.com.

[0x2] Windows 8 Update: Firefox, Chrome cry foul over Windows 8 ARM

[0x3] U.S.-Israel project with Motorola leads to security-hardened industrial control system

[0x4] Remember Windows Live? Forget it.

[0x5] Wait, IS desktop Linux a flop? Readers weigh in

[0x6] Microsoft may take on Kindles and Nooks

[0x7] BYOD policy bites vacationing CEO

[0x8] Windows 8 Update: Windows 8 preview popularity kicking Windows 7's butt

[0x9] BYOD could hurt Windows Phone growth

[0xA] An RDP client and a Smartphone 'Copter

[0x2] HP's ProCurve Switches Bundled with Compact Flash Virus

[0x3] Mac Users: Avoid Flashback.K by Disabling Java

[0x4] Verizon Report: Companies Overlook Key Security Precautions

[0x5] Anonymous Defaces PandaLabs Website

[0x6] Top Password Security Tips for SMBs

[0x7] Government Accountability Office Offers Cyber Security Guidance

[0x8] Security Flaw in Wi-Fi Routers Puts Data at Risk

[0x9] Mobile Malware a Growing Threat

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

[0x2] Peter Kuper: VCs renewing their love affair with security companies

[0x3] Cloud security issues: Provider transparency, data-centric security

[0x4] Going after the middlemen in the fight against financial cybercrime

[0x5] Organizations lagging on cloud security training, survey shows

[0x6] Windows exploits: Data finds Windows Vista infections outpace Windows XP

[0x7] Creativity makes information security awareness training stick

[0x8] Virtualization security best practices in wake of ESX hypervisor code leak

[0x9] Oracle trips on TNS zero-day workaround

[0xA] CISPA intelligence information sharing bill passes House, headed to Senate

[0x2] Preventing Cybercrime

[0x3] 3 I's

[0x4] Blue Suit, Red Cape and Red Boots

[0x5] International Talk Like a Pirate Day!

[0x6] Ah, Sweet Mystery

[0x7] Baby One More Time

[0x8] Over and over

[0x9] My Way

[0xA] Time After Time

UNIX and Linux Forums - Learn UNIX, UNIX commands, Linux, Operating Systems, System Administration, Programming, Shell, Shell Scripts

[0x2] Unix egrep

[0x3] Regarding grep

[0x4] coming out from vi editior

[0x5] gnuplot do not take my variable

[0x6] Ubuntu ruby on rails

[0x7] Searching the file in a directory

[0x8] Remove 3rd character from the end of a random-length string

[0x9] Combining 2 files

[0xA] Application with communication between process

[0x2] Cyber spies exploiting Java, Flash flaws

[0x3] The firestorm over firewalls

[0x4] A tale of two Facebooks

[0x5] Wikipedia warns users about malware injecting ads into its pages

[0x6] Why you don't need a firewall

[0x7] Apple ships first Leopard security update in nearly a year

[0x8] Companies slow to react to mobile security threat

[0x9] Facebook proposes more changes to privacy policy

[0xA] Adobe backpedals, will now patch recent Creative Suite versions for free

Development, Network, Security, Ideas & Opinions

[0x2] Fix two Ubuntu 10.04 window manager annoyances

[0x3] The power of git aliases

[0x4] OCZ Vertex2, Linux, and ancient nForce 430 chipset

[0x5] Remaining Windows Vista/7 “rearm count”

[0x6] Novatel Merlin U740 using only Windows 7 onboard tools

[0x7] tr.im to be shut down

[0x8] URL shortening services soon to be under siege?

[0x9] Windows Vista Home/Business/Enterprise has a telnet client, too

[0xA] How to force Git to consider a file as binary

Hardware, Linux, Networking, Security, Storage, UNIX, Windows, and Wireless White Papers

[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

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] Would a .secure top-level domain make the Internet safer?

[0x3] Chrome 19 fixes 20 security flaws

[0x4] Adobe changes mind about free security fixes

[0x5] Hosting providers losing half of capacity to bots

[0x6] Writing Malware Reports

[0x7] IT security professional failing on risk strategies

[0x8] APT attackers using booby-trapped RTF docs

[0x9] Is the Cloud the solution to SMB security woes?

[0xA] Antivirus update gone seriously wrong

The latest virus and worm news and analysis from NetworkWorld.com.

[0x2] 'Smishing' Attacks Are on the Rise

[0x3] NotCompatible Android Trojan: What You Need to Know

[0x4] Free Antivirus You Can Trust

[0x5] Who is threatening the security of your network?

[0x6] How to detect and remove the SabPub Mac Trojan

[0x7] Flashback Malware Still Affects 140,000 Macs

[0x8] Kaspersky fixes Flashback-fighting tool; Norton joins the fray

[0x9] New Java update from Apple removes Flashback malware

[0xA] Kaspersky launches free Flashback removal tool and website to check for infections

[0x2] Canada’s Cybercrime Report Card: Better or Worse in 2012?

[0x3] Pinning Down Pinterest

[0x4] Widespread malware abuses unsecured Geolocation Service of Adult Website

[0x5] The Institute for National Security Studies (Israel) falls prey to Poison Ivy infection

[0x6] Websense Security Labs at Infosec2012

[0x7] Weibo Accounts Compromised to Spread Phishing Campaign

[0x8] Is CVE-2012-0507 the best toolkit to exploit Mac OS X?

[0x9] Flashback Mac malware

[0xA] The Android "GoldDream" Malware Server is Still Alive

Ethical Hacking, Penetration Testing & Computer Security

[0x2] CODENAME: Samurai Skills – Real World Penetration Testing Training

[0x3] Basic Fuzzing Framework (BFF) From CERT – Linux & Mac OSX Fuzzer Tool

[0x4] Russian Cyber-Crime Market Doubled In 2011

[0x5] creepy – A Geolocation Information Aggregator AKA OSINT Tool

[0x6] Anonymous Take Down Official F1 Site As Bahrain Protest

[0x7] NfSpy – ID-spoofing NFS Client Tool – Mount NFS Shares Without Account

[0x8] Android Trojan Targets Japanese Market – Steals Personal Data

[0x9] web-sorrow – Remote Web Security Scanner (Enumeration/Version Detection etc)

[0xA] Microsoft Delivers 6 Out Of Band High Priority Security Updates

News for nerds, stuff that matters

[0x2] Twitter Confirms Support For Do Not Track

[0x3] Software Patents Good For Open Source?

[0x4] MS Will Remove OEM 'Crapware' For $99

[0x5] Northrop Grumman Sues US Postal Service Over Automated Snail-mail Sort Contract

[0x6] Kinect In the Operating Room

[0x7] Sidestepping Tactical Nuclear Weapons Limits With Strategic Bombs

[0x8] Ask Slashdot: Recommendations For a Laptop With a Keypad That Doesn't Suck

[0x9] Amazon Patents Pitching As-Seen-On-TV Products

[0xA] Apple Commits To 100% Renewable Energy Sources for NC Data Center

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] A look at the top websites blacklisted

[0x3] Search Engine Security for Internet Explorer

[0x4] Multiple hijacking

[0x5] French Budget Minister website hijacked

[0x6] Search Engine Security for Google Chrome

[0x7] Details of a "new" Fake AV page

[0x8] PDF exploits targeted through Blackhole exploit kits.

[0x9] Blackhat SEO back in Google searches

[0xA] Mac OSX Flashback Confusion and Hype

TechRadar UK latest feeds

[0x2] Did a tweet give away Facebook's IPO closing price?

[0x3] Twitter now supports Do Not Track, loves privacy

[0x4] Gary Marshall: ISPs are filtering more than porn

[0x5] Opinion: Why is Flash video so awful?

[0x6] Mobile madness as wrong sites censored by telecoms providers

[0x7] Official: Facebook to sell shares at $38, values company at $104bn

[0x8] Gmail gets more Google+ with people-friendly makeover

[0x9] Google unveils its semantic search plans - the Knowledge Graph

[0xA] Yahoo in embarrassing Facebook lawsuit blunder

[0x2] Who should the CISO report to?

[0x3] Is your definition of security holding you back?

[0x4] Patent trolls in our midst

[0x5] Three reasons why asking risky questions reduces risk

[0x6] Getting stuff done, your style

[0x7] How your signature can propel your security career

[0x8] Navigating your political landscape

[0x9] Getting stuff done: Public vs private sector edition

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

I decided to create this blog to share information with those readers who are interested in some of the topics addressed. These topics will primarily be information security focused, but don't be surprised if I throw in a conspiracy theory or two from time to time.

[0x2] Spyware for Your Blackberry

[0x3] Don't Forget Iron Man

[0x4] Pursuit Robots

[0x5] I Have Returned

[0x6] Ubiquitous Computing - I Don't Like IT!

[0x7] A Little Satire

[0x8] Bundled Facial Recognition Software on New Laptops

[0x9] I Have Been Slipping!

[0xA] Unleash the Cracken aka DARPA

Latest Linux Kernel Versions

[0x2] 3.3.6: stable

[0x3] 3.2.17: stable

[0x4] 3.1.10: stable

[0x5] 3.0.31: stable

[0x6] 2.6.35.13: stable

[0x7] 2.6.34.12: stable

[0x8] 2.6.32.59: stable

[0x9] 2.6.27.62: stable

[0xA] next-20120518: linux-next

[0x2] Microsoft Security Advisory (2647518): Update Rollup for ActiveX Kill Bits - Version: 1.0

[0x3] Microsoft Security Advisory (2269637): Insecure Library Loading Could Allow Remote Code Execution - Version: 15.0

[0x4] Microsoft Security Advisory (2641690): Fraudulent Digital Certificates Could Allow Spoofing - Version: 3.0

[0x5] Microsoft Security Advisory (2588513): Vulnerability in SSL/TLS Could Allow Information Disclosure - Version: 2.0

[0x6] Microsoft Security Advisory (2659883): Vulnerability in ASP.NET Could Allow Denial of Service - Version: 2.0

[0x7] Microsoft Security Advisory (2639658): Vulnerability in TrueType Font Parsing Could Allow Elevation of Privilege - Version: 2.0

[0x8] Microsoft Security Advisory (2607712): Fraudulent Digital Certificates Could Allow Spoofing - Version: 5.0

[0x9] Microsoft Security Advisory (2562937): Update Rollup for ActiveX Kill Bits - Version: 1.0

[0xA] Microsoft Security Advisory (2524375): Fraudulent Digital Certificates Could Allow Spoofing - Version: 5.0

News and commentary about Internet-borne security threats from M86 Security.

[0x2] The Cridex Trojan Targets 137 Financial Organizations in One Go

[0x3] Cutwail Drives Spike in Malicious HTML Attachment Spam

[0x4] M86 Security Threat Report for the Second Half of 2011 is Now Available

[0x5] MIDI Files – Mid-Way to Infection

[0x6] Massive Compromise of WordPress-based Sites but ‘Everything will be Fine’

[0x7] Zbot Trojan spreads through fake ConEdison billing notification email

[0x8] Web Hijacks with AJAX

[0x9] Prevalent Exploit Kits Updated with a New Java Exploit

[0xA] A new Adobe 0-day In the Wild – – But No Worries, You are Already Protected with Our Secure Web Gateway!

[0x2] Security threats Toolkit

[0x3] Unusual disk latency: The other day I met a friend and between...

[0x4] Untangle 7.1

[0x5] Lynis 1.2.9

[0x6] Wireshark 1.2.5

[0x7] Multiple Cisco WebEx WRF Player Vulnerabilities

[0x8] US drones hacked by Iraqi insurgents

[0x9] Video Interview with MacBook Bullet Girl

[0xA] Android Forensics

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.

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[0x3] Something to think on from Source Boston

[0x4] Network Security Podcast, Episode 274

[0x5] This is why CISPA scares me

[0x6] Network Security Podcast, Episode 273

[0x7] Network Security Podcast, Episode 272

[0x8] Global Payment Systems delisted by Visa

[0x9] Network Security Podcast, Episode 271

[0xA] TSA blocks Schneier from testifying

News, events, & resources for infosec professionals in NoVA, DC, & MD

[0x2] Top 3 NoVA Infosec Blog Posts of the Week

[0x3] Kid Hacking – Learning to Program

[0x4] Video of the Week – How DNS Works

[0x5] Weekly Rewind – Top Industry News, DuckDuckGo, PHP Insecurity, & More…

[0x6] Duck … Duck … VI

[0x7] PHP Insecurity Notes

[0x8] Can Asking for Your Facebook Password Save the Economy?

[0x9] Google, Privacy, & DuckDuckGo

[0xA] Where You Want to Be This Week for 05-14-2012

hardware hacking and other ramblings...

[0x2] Conrado strikes again

[0x3] Dell 1D3B

[0x4] "Donate" Button

[0x5] Free Unlocker for Palm/HP Phones

[0x6] Shmuck of the Week: Alexis Toledo / novatec / biosremoval

[0x7] Roll Call - State of Electronics

[0x8] Shmuck of the Month: Sony

[0x9] Shmuck of the Month: Conrado Davila / laptoprebirth.com

[0xA] Yet Another BIOS Broken by Design: InsydeH20

Twitter updates from Exploit Database / exploitdb.

[0x2] exploitdb: [webapps] - PHP Address Book 7.0.0 Multiple Vulnerabilities: PHP Address Book 7.0.0 Multiple Vulnerabilities http://t.co/s9Dp5sdP

[0x3] exploitdb: [remote] - Active Collab "chat module" http://t.co/mpYn9oIq

[0x4] exploitdb: [remote] - Squiggle 1.7 SVG Browser Java Code Execution: Squiggle 1.7 SVG Browser Java Code Execution http://t.co/baiKM2xN

[0x5] exploitdb: [remote] - Oracle Weblogic Apache Connector POST Request Buffer Overflow: Oracle Weblogic Apache Connector POST ... http://t.co/V5hbSiFc

[0x6] exploitdb: [local] - SkinCrafter ActiveX Control version 3.0 Buffer Overflow: SkinCrafter ActiveX Control version 3.0 Buffe... http://t.co/o508QW6w

[0x7] exploitdb: [remote] - HP VSA Remote Command Execution Exploit: HP VSA Remote Command Execution Exploit http://t.co/WBDSj7Zi

[0x8] exploitdb: [papers] - Complete Cross-site Scripting Walkthrough: Complete Cross-site Scripting Walkthrough http://t.co/ZNXKJka5

[0x9] exploitdb: [dos] - Trigerring Java Code from a SVG Image: Trigerring Java Code from a SVG Image http://t.co/hYhysHQa

[0xA] exploitdb: [webapps] - Artiphp CMS 5.5.0 Database Backup Disclosure Exploit: Artiphp CMS 5.5.0 Database Backup Disclosure Exploit http://t.co/XSh8Eiau

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

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[0x2] TEDxMaui -- Hack Yourself First

[0x3] Terrified

[0x4] How I got my start -- in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

[0x5] Web security content moving to new WhiteHat Security corp blog

[0x6] Sentinel SecurityCheck

[0x7] 11th WhiteHat Website Security Statistic Report: Windows of Exposure

[0x8] Robert “RSnake” Hansen, age 34, has passed away, on Facebook

[0x9] Top Ten Web Hacking Techniques of 2011

[0xA] BINGO! for Application Security

[0x2] Ransomware exploits Microsoft Windows Update Center Service

[0x3] Beware of False E-Commerce Websites

[0x4] Digital Resurrections - malicious links piggybacking on trending videos

[0x5] OSX/SabPub - New Backdoor Malware Threat for Mac OS X

[0x6] Fraud Wiki Repair Guide

[0x7] Malware Targeting Windows and MAC OSX

[0x8] Mac OS X Threat Flashback is Back!

[0x9] Mac OS X Threat Masquerading as Image Files

[0xA] MS09-027 Target: Mac OSX & Tibetan NGOs

Free publications and offers about databases and data management.

[0x2] Enterprise Strategy Group: The Next Wave of Data Deduplication

[0x3] Creating Business Value Through Location-Based Intelligence

[0x4] Think Your Organization is Too Small for ERP? Think Again

[0x5] Seven Reasons You Need Predictive Analytics Today

[0x6] Customer Analytics Pay Off: Driving Top-line Growth by Bringing Science to the Art of Marketing

[0x7] Five Predictive Imperatives for Maximizing Customer Value

[0x8] High Performance Organizations Empower Employees with Real-Time Mobile Analytics

[0x9] Webroot SecureAnywhere Business -Endpoint Protection

[0xA] Boosting Enterprise Application Performance in Distributed Environments

Listen to the latest Podcasts from Veracode

[0x2] Application Outsourcing Podcast

[0x3] PCI Primer - Introduction to PCI Compliance

[0x4] Veracode Talks Security with InfoWorld

[0x5] How Vulnerabilities Get Into All Software

[0x6] Software Security Testing: Strengthening Your Defense Strategy

[0x7] Software Security Testing: Demanding Software Security

[0x8] Software Security Testing: Future of Software Flaws

[0x9] Veracode Shines Spotlight on Application Backdoors Threat

[0xA] Security Media Group: Interview with Veracode Founders

carnal0wnage and Attack Research Blog

[0x2] PowerShell, Shellcode, metasploit, x64

[0x3] From LOW to PWNED [8] Honorable Mention: Log File Injection

[0x4] Update - Android & SSL Cert

[0x5] Android Emulator, Trusted CA, and Persistent Storage

[0x6] From LOW to PWNED [7] HTTP PUT/WebDAV/SEARCH

[0x7] From LOW to PWNED [6] SharePoint

[0x8] From LOW to PWNED [5] Honorable Mention: Null Sessions

[0x9] From LOW to PWNED [4] Browsable Directories

[0xA] Privilege Escalation via "Sticky" Keys

Packet Storm - Information Security News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers

[0x2] Facebook Sued For $15 Billion Over Alleged Privacy Infractions

[0x3] Apache OpenOffice Security Fixes Emerge

[0x4] Call Of Duty Hacker Jailed After Meatspace Burglary

[0x5] Twitter Backs Browser Privacy Project

[0x6] Atlassian Warns Of Critical Security Flaw

[0x7] UK Prosecutions For Hacking Appear To Be Dropping

[0x8] Met Police To Extract Phone Data

[0x9] Seeing Ads On Wikipedia? Then You're Infected

[0xA] UK-Based Hacking Doubled In First Quarter Of 2012

Latest Security issues from CIO UK

[0x2] Universal Credit IT plans too optimistic, MPs warn

[0x3] Criminals impersonate UK police to spread ransom Trojan

[0x4] John Lewis's IT director Paul Coby outlines IT strategy

[0x5] HP in DWP job offshoring U-turn

[0x6] Algorithmic stock trading rapidly replacing humans

[0x7] Algorithmic stock trading rapidly replacing humans, warns government paper

[0x8] Poundland spends on new LAN

[0x9] Many businesses lining up cloud computing but not yet migrating

[0xA] Many businesses lining up cloud computing but not yet migrating, report claims

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] A survey on web application attacks

[0x3] Abusing Password Managers with XSS

[0x4] [HITB-Announce] HITB Magazine Issue 008 (now with print edition!)

[0x5] Ruxcon 2012 Call For Papers

[0x6] Passwords^12 : Call for Presentations

[0x7] winAUTOPWN v3.0 Released

[0x8] SEC Consult whitepaper :: The Source Is A Lie

[0x9] OWASP ZAP 1.4.0 released

[0xA] Re: Time based Blind SQL injection

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Password guessing with Medusa 2.0

[0x3] Slackware: 2012-041-03: glibc: Security Update

[0x4] Slackware: 2012-041-04: proftpd: Security Update

[0x5] Slackware: 2012-041-01: httpd: Security Update

[0x6] Slackware: 2012-041-02: php: Security Update

[0x7] Slackware: 2012-041-05: vsftpd: Security Update

[0x8] Slackware: 2011-284-01: httpd: Security Update

[0x9] Slackware: 2011-252-01: httpd: Security Update

[0xA] Slackware: 2011-249-01: mozilla-firefox: Security Update

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News about Windows and Microsoft. No fluff.

[0x2] Google: Hey, We Can Update Our Search Engine Too

[0x3] New Bing Is a Bit Socially Awkward

[0x4] No, Windows RT Isn’t Windows . . . Yet

[0x5] Intel, AMD Align for Windows 8 Battles of 2012

[0x6] Senate Judiciary Committee to Examine Windows RT Browser Allegations

[0x7] Disgraced Yahoo! CEO Steps Down

[0x8] WinInfo Short Takes, May 11, 2012

[0x9] Mozilla, Google Gripe About Windows RT Limitations

[0xA] Microsoft: More Than 50,000 Smartphones Have Been “Smoked” by Windows Phone

[0x2] iPhone, iPad become apple of cyber criminals' eye

[0x3] Android hackers honing skills in Russia

[0x4] Smartphone security is heading for 'apocalypse'

[0x5] Companies slow to react to mobile security threat

[0x6] Mobile BYOD users want more security

[0x7] Symantec leapfrogs McAfee in mobile security

[0x8] Symantec conference puts focus on mobile security

[0x9] Is Facebook use in the enterprise too risky to allow?

[0xA] Will Flashback hurt Macs in the enterprise?

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

[0x2] 4 Ways to Rethink a Facebook Advertising Campaign

[0x3] For Better Facebook Engagement, Post on Topics Related To, But Not About, Your Brand [Study]

[0x4] Google Launches Knowledge Graph, 'First Step in Next Generation Search'

[0x5] Mobile Sites: Choosing an Implementation Process & Strategies

[0x6] Why Your SEO & Social Strategy Should Include Pinterest

[0x7] Google NSA Relationship Secrecy Continues Despite Courts Efforts

[0x8] Ford Retains Confidence in Facebook Ads as GM Quits

[0x9] Life After Google Penguin – Going Beyond the Name

[0xA] 7 Time-Saving Google Analytics Custom Reports

What's Next in National Security

[0x2] The Rocket Factory – SpaceX Builds Them From top To Bottom

[0x3] Cell Doors ‘Incapable of Locking’ at Giant Afghan Jail

[0x4] Smile! U.S. Troops Cover Up With New ‘Facial Armor’

[0x5] Face Down, Cash Up, Then Pakistan Lets in Our Trucks

[0x6] China Flies New Stealth Fighter as Problems Plague U.S. Jets

[0x7] Step 1 in U.S. Plan to Rule Sea and Sky: Actually Share Data

[0x8] Why the World Isn’t Freaking Out About Iran’s Plasma-Powered Spy Sat

[0x9] Majority of Mexicans Want More U.S. Help in Drug War

[0xA] Defense Chief Restricts Stealth Jet Till It Stops Choking Pilots

Latest IT articles from Techworld's operating-systems channel

[0x2] How delete linked calendar entries in Android

[0x3] Developers, busy with Ice Cream Sandwich, not holding back for Android 5

[0x4] Apple updates Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Developer Preview

[0x5] Firefox on Windows RT 'probably not worth it'

[0x6] Firefox on Window RT 'probably not worth it'

[0x7] Microsoft battles PC bloat with new Signature tune-up

[0x8] Ubuntu Business Desktop Remix gets 12.04 'Precise Pangolin' update

[0x9] Android 5.0 'Jelly Bean' autumn launch will be on Google devices first

[0xA] Windows 8 to offer enhanced multi-screen working

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Password guessing with Medusa 2.0

[0x3] Mandriva: 2012:078: imagemagick

[0x4] Mandriva: 2012:077: imagemagick

[0x5] Mandriva: 2012:076: ffmpeg

[0x6] Mandriva: 2012:075: ffmpeg

[0x7] Mandriva: 2012:074: ffmpeg

[0x8] Mandriva: 2012:073: openssl

[0x9] Mandriva: 2012:072: roundcubemail

[0xA] Mandriva: 2012:071: php

News from trapkit.de

[0x2] [22.02.2010] avast! Security Advisory

[0x3] [02.02.2010] Apple iPhone OS and Mac OS X Security Advisory

[0x4] [31.01.2010] Oracle Solaris Kernel Security Advisory

[0x5] [27.12.2009] New version of checksec.sh

[0x6] [09.09.2009] Apple iPhone OS AudioCodecs Heap Buffer Overflow (TKADV2009-007)

[0x7] [16.05.2009] libsndfile/Winamp Security Advisory (TKADV2009-006)

[0x8] [04.04.2009] xine-lib Security Advisory (TKADV2009-005)

[0x9] [15.02.2009] xine-lib also affected by TKADV2009-004

[0xA] [28.01.2009] FFmpeg Security Advisory (TKADV2009-004)

News on Computer Security continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.

[0x2] Meigs man pleads guilty to extortion, computer intrustion

[0x3] Google's Advanced Email Security Can't Protect Users From Their Own Stupidity

[0x4] Hackers Briefly Take Over City Web Site

[0x5] Computer Security Breach at ULM

[0x6] Be prepared for a hacker attack

[0x7] UK government staff caught snooping on citizen data

[0x8] social network makes stock market debut – live blog

[0x9] Police Blotter: Phone Hacker Makes Overseas Calls

[0xA] Who Did the WikiLeaks DDoS Attack?

Tech news and business reports by CNET News. Focused oninformation technology, core topics include computers, hardware, software,networking, and Internet media..

[0x2] Facebook sued for $15 billion over alleged privacy infractions

[0x3] Caught snooping: U.K. government staffers

[0x4] Socialcam closes hole that enabled accidental sharing

[0x5] Pirate Bay, WikiLeaks fight off crippling attacks

[0x6] U.S. cybersecurity chief Howard Schmidt retiring

[0x7] Twitter announces support for Do Not Track

[0x8] Friday debut of SF bar-cams stirs sour reception

[0x9] Euclid downplays privacy concerns about Wi-Fi tracking

[0xA] Flashback makers missed out on their payday, Symantec says

The intersection of technology and government.

[0x2] Cell Doors 'Incapable of Locking' at Giant Afghan Jail

[0x3] Face Down, Cash Up, Then Pakistan Lets in Our Trucks

[0x4] Your First Class Seat For Space

[0x5] Step 1 in U.S. Plan to Rule Sea and Sky: Actually Share Data

[0x6] How Plants Deal With Space Travel

[0x7] Why the World Isn't Freaking Out About Iran's Plasma-Powered Spy Sat

[0x8] Defense Chief Restricts Stealth Jet Till It Stops Choking Pilots

[0x9] Another Afghanistan Commander Bails on the War Early

[0xA] Pakistan Shuts Its Border; Pentagon Shuts Its Mouth

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[0x2] Hack and / - Password Cracking with GPUs, Part I: the Setup

[0x3] An Introduction to Application Development with Catalyst and Perl

[0x4] Cryptocurrency: Your Total Cost Is 01001010010

[0x5] HTML5 for Audio Applications

[0x6] May 2012 Issue of Linux Journal: Programming

[0x7] Three Ways to Web Server Concurrency

[0x8] Tales From the Server Room: Zoning Out

[0x9] Mercurial - Revision Control Approximated

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Irongeek.com, Adrian Crenshaw's Information Security site (along with a bit about weightlifting and other things that strike my fancy). Home of my articles and videos on computer security. As I write articles and tutorials I will be posting them here. If you would like to republish one of the articles from this site on your webpage or print journal please e-mail me. Enjoy the site and write us if you have any good ideas for articles or links.

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[0x5] 2 more Mutillidae/Web Pen-testing videos from Jeremy Druin

[0x6] Outerz0ne 8 (2012) Videos

[0x7] Notacon 9 (2012) Videos

[0x8] More Mutillidae/Web Pen-testing videos from Jeremy Druin

[0x9] Finding Comments And File Metadata Using Multiple Techniques

[0xA] Pen-testing practice in a box: How to assemble a virtual network

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

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[0x2] Reversing 101 – Solving a protection scheme

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[0x5] BlackHat EU 2012 – Day 1

[0x6] Debugging Fun – Putting a process to sleep()

[0x7] Exploit writing tutorial part 11 : Heap Spraying Demystified

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[0xA] WoW64 Egghunter

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[0x2] Red Hat: Ruby safe-level vulnerability

[0x3] Red Hat: Seamonkey critical security vulnerabilities

[0x4] Debian: Drupal several remote vulnerabilities

[0x5] Debian: Kernel local race condition

[0x6] SUSE: Kernel local privilege escalation

[0x7] Ubuntu Linux: Update introduced regression

[0x8] Ubuntu Linux: Mozilla-Thunderbird vulnerabilities

[0x9] Mandriva: Perl log flaw

[0xA] Ubuntu Linux: Mozilla various vulnerabilities

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?

Observatoire de la securite Internet

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[0x3] WIRELESS ASOCIATION EAP PEAP SUPPLICANT WINDOWS 7

[0x4] Metasploit 3 Video msfconsole with db autopwn by nnp

[0x5] botnet

[0x6] Firewalls With Sarah

[0x7] CVE 2011 3658 Firefox 7 8 nsSVGValue Vulnerability Metasploit Demo

[0x8] SDR based GSM Jammer USRP 2 and GNU Radio Open BTS HD

[0x9] iExploitTube Episode 5 Exploiting a remote service with metasploit web to get a VNC remote desktop

[0xA] Heap Overflow

US-CERT Technical Cyber Security Alerts provide timely information about current security issues, vulnerabilities, and exploits.

[0x2] TA12-101B: Adobe Reader and Acrobat Security Updates and Architectural Improvements

[0x3] TA12-101A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x4] TA12-073A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x5] TA12-045A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x6] TA12-024A: "Anonymous" DDoS Activity

[0x7] TA12-010A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x8] TA12-006A: Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) Vulnerable to Brute-Force Attack

[0x9] TA11-350A: Adobe Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0xA] TA11-347A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

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[0x2] EJBCA "issuer" Parameter Cross-Site Scripting

[0x3] OpenLDAP LDAP Search Request Remote Denial of Service

[0x4] Vegas Movie Studio HD "CFHDDecoder.dll" DLL Loading Arbitrary Code Execution

[0x5] Microsoft Expression "wintab32.dll" DLL Loading Arbitrary Code Execution

[0x6] Jenkins Multiple Cross-Site Scripting and Directory Traversal Vulnerabilities

[0x7] SquirrelMail Autocomplete Plugin Email Addresses Cross-Site Scripting

[0x8] Google Chrome Remote Code Execution

[0x9] XnView Multiple Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities

[0xA] Microsoft Windows "DirectWrite" API Denial of Service

[0x2] #FFSec: Security pros to follow on Twitter, May 18

[0x3] DHS cybersecurity official leaves more questions than answers

[0x4] Maiffret: If it's a Linux flaw, your phone is directly threatened

[0x5] Alan Paller on cutting through the bull

[0x6] ISSA-LA's Security Summit IV is tomorrow

[0x7] Application Security Inc. vows to 'give away' up $1 million in database security software

[0x8] Many blacklisted sites were hijacked, says Zscaler ThreatLabZ

[0x9] McAfee-Intel eye critical infrastructure protection

[0xA] Not your older brother's security landscape

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[0x2] Microsoft Excel 2007 SP2 Buffer Overwrite Vulnerability BA / Exploit (MS11-021)

[0x3] bypassing all anti-virus in the world (Good Bye Detection , Hello Infection)

[0x4] Exploit for CVE-2011-0222 Safari SVG Vulnerability

[0x5] Analysis of CVE-2011-0041 vulnerability in GDI+

[0x6] DEP/ASLR bypass using 3rd party + Clarification

[0x7] Exploiting Adobe Flash Player on Windows 7

[0x8] Hacking / Exploiting / Cheating in Online Games

[0x9] Exploiting Internet Explorer 8 on Windows 7

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

[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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[0x2] Microsoft .NET Framework XBAP Buffer Allocation Code Execution (MS12-034; CVE-2012-0162)

[0x3] Microsoft Silverlight Double-Free Remote Code Execution (MS12-034; CVE-2012-0176)

[0x4] Microsoft Windows Malformed TrueType Font Remote Code Execution (MS12-034; CVE-2012-0159)

[0x5] Microsoft Excel SXLI Record Memory Corruption (MS12-030; CVE-2012-0184)

[0x6] Microsoft Excel Record Structure Memory Corruption (MS12-030; CVE-2012-0143)

[0x7] Microsoft Excel File Format Code Execution (MS12-030; CVE-2012-0141)

[0x8] Microsoft Windows GDI+ EMF Heap Overflow (MS12-034; CVE-2012-0167)

[0x9] Microsoft Office RTF Mismatch Memory Corruption (MS12-029; CVE-2012-0183)

[0xA] Microsoft Windows GDI+ Record Type Code Execution (MS12-034; CVE-2012-0165)

The security news site for systems administrators & hackers - keeping you informed about all the top security news stories updated daily

[0x2] Acros Security: Adobe Reader X (10.1.2) msiexec.exe Planting

[0x3] Cisco Zine: Twelve Cisco vulnerabilities

[0x4] Marco Ramilli's Blog: CVE-2012-0507

[0x5] Cisco Zine: How to perform SSH RSA User Authentication

[0x6] Offensive Security: FreePBX Exploit Phone Home

[0x7] Cisco Zine: Cisco Linksys WVC200 Wireless-G PTZ Internet Video Camera buffer overflow

[0x8] arstechnica: How Anonymous plans to use DNS as a weapon

[0x9] arstechnica: Doxed: how Sabu was outed by former Anons long before his arrest

[0xA] Marco Ramilli's Blog: Steganography Tools - a non exhaustive survey

CAcert NEWS and up coming events.

[0x2] OpenSSL gap in ASN1 parser

[0x3] ATE Karlsruhe, 2012-05-15

[0x4] CACert in the UK

[0x5] CAcert OA for The Document Foundation

[0x6] NLUUG spring conference

[0x7] ATE-Leipzig, 10. April 2012

[0x8] Maintenance / Changes infrastructure

[0x9] Piratenpartei Mecklenburg-Vorpommern im CAcert Organisation Assurance Program

[0xA] CACert and OpenPGP party at Madrid (Spain)

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

All the latest UK and international science and technology news, video and pictures from the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday

[0x2] Henry V's Welsh birthplace becomes world's first Wikipedia town... But will it be accurate?

[0x3] Facebook IPO: Mark Zuckerberg becomes $19billion wealthier as 100m shares sold in FIVE minutes

[0x4] It's coming! Apple registers iPhone5.com as sources reveal next phone will be the last model designed by Steve Jobs

[0x5] Google Maps project shows you how far the bus can take you in 30 minutes in major cities across the world

[0x6] Could fungi break down plastic and stop a very modern scourge?

[0x7] New iPhone app uses wireless sensor that lets your plants tell you if they are thirsty or too hot

[0x8] Pre-orders for Samsung Galaxy S3 phone shoot up to nine million - meaning phone will sell as many on first day as predecessor sold in six months

[0x9] China's first stealth jet goes from strength to strength as U.S. air technology falters (but is it just another Chinese rip-off?)

[0xA] Human-dolphin communication is one step closer: New marine speaker can recreate the animals' clicks and whistles

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

[0x2] How Stuxnet Came Back to Haunt the U.S.

[0x3] KSE site hacked on day of launching

[0x4] Fake Google Chrome Installer Steals Banking Details

[0x5] UK now a top ten nation for hacking traffic, logs show

[0x6] Chicago Police Department computers hacked?

[0x7] 'Dead Man Walking' Tricks Airport Into Giving Him Top Security Job

[0x8] Delete Data To Delete Risk

[0x9] Hong Kong CERT wants bigger team to tackle cyber threats

[0xA] After 7 Years, No End in Sight to Phone Hacking Scandal

A Simple Software Security Guy at Microsoft!

[0x2] ATL, MS09-035 and the SDL

[0x3] Integrating the SDL process into Visual Studio

[0x4] A Conversation About Threat Modeling

[0x5] Ken Johnson (Skywing) joins Microsoft

[0x6] Free Download: Writing Secure Code for Windows Vista

[0x7] Secure software development practices 'not rocket science'

[0x8] A Proactive Approach to Building a Successful Security Development Lifecycle Program

[0x9] Improvements in Office Security

[0xA] Volume 5 of the Microsoft Security Intelligence Report is out

DEFCON is the world's largest annual hacker convention, held every year in Las Vegas, Nevada. The first DEFCON took place in June 1993. DEF CON is renowned for the "arcane arts" of drinking, socializing, debugging, and crowd control. DEFCON is what you make of it, so get involved and help the community grow. This Feed will keep you up to date with some announcements surrounding pre and post con events, references to DEFCON in the news, and other errata. For the most up to date information visit or subscribe to the rss feeds on the forums (http://forum.defcon.org/) See http://www.defcon.org/ for more details, discussion forums, past speeches, and planning for the next year.

[0x2] More Rooms at the Rio!

[0x3] Press Registration for DEF CON 20!

[0x4] Reminders and New Pre-con Calendar

[0x5] DEF CON 20 CTF Updates!

[0x6] DEF CON 20 Site is Live!

[0x7] 200 for 20

[0x8] The Crystal Method at DEF CON 20!

[0x9] Which Past Shirts Should We Re-print for DEF CON 20?

[0xA] Reboot Sneak Preview at DEF CON 20!

[0x2] Cyber Janitors? Really?

[0x3] Taking SANS FOR610 malware forensics class

[0x4] APT and attribution

[0x5] McAfee acquires NitroSecurity

[0x6] Splunk Users Conference

[0x7] RIM fix your Blackberry S/MIME experience, please?

[0x8] My new job: Fighting APT at RSA

[0x9] Some things to look for in your SecurID / Remote Access logs

[0xA] Call for papers — eCrime Researchers Summit

Web Application Security Blog

[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

[0x9] Detecting Malice With ModSecurity

[0xA] Performance Primitives

[0x2] Facebook IPO stumbles out of the gate

[0x3] Android in enterprises 'severely limited' by weak management support from Google

[0x4] Final count down to Facebook's IPO begins

[0x5] Download the Insider Threat Deep Dive Report

[0x6] AusCERT 2012 in pictures: Day three

[0x7] AusCERT 2012: Four questions enterprises should ask Cloud providers

[0x8] AusCERT 2012 in pictures: Awards night

[0x9] AusCERT 2012: Star Wars and lasers feature at AusCERT awards

[0xA] Anonymous Takes Aim at Indian Government

Peteris Krumins' blog about programming, hacking, software reuse, software ideas, computer security, google and technology.

[0x2] A quine in node.js

[0x3] A poem about division from Hacker's Delight

[0x4] The curious case of the DES algorithm

[0x5] A proof that Unix utility "sed" is Turing complete

[0x6] Here is why vim uses the hjkl keys as arrow keys

[0x7] Announcing dedicated servers for Browserling

[0x8] Announcing my third e-book "Perl One-Liners Explained"

[0x9] How Browserling Works [art]

[0xA] Node.js modules you should know about: procstreams

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

[0x2] CVE-2011-4097 (linux_kernel)

[0x3] CVE-2011-4112 (linux_kernel)

[0x4] CVE-2011-4131 (linux_kernel)

[0x5] CVE-2011-4326 (linux_kernel)

[0x6] CVE-2011-4594 (linux_kernel)

[0x7] CVE-2011-4611 (linux_kernel)

[0x8] CVE-2011-4621 (linux_kernel)

[0x9] CVE-2012-0038 (linux_kernel)

[0xA] CVE-2012-0044 (linux_kernel)

US-CERT Technical Cyber Security Alerts provide timely information about current security issues, vulnerabilities, and exploits.

[0x2] TA12-101B: Adobe Reader and Acrobat Security Updates and Architectural Improvements

[0x3] TA12-101A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x4] TA12-073A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x5] TA12-045A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x6] TA12-024A: "Anonymous" DDoS Activity

[0x7] TA12-010A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x8] TA12-006A: Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) Vulnerable to Brute-Force Attack

[0x9] TA11-350A: Adobe Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0xA] TA11-347A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

[0x2] Spam in Q1 2012

[0x3] Monthly Malware Statistics: April 2012

[0x4] The anatomy of Flashfake. Part 1

[0x5] Spam report: March 2012

[0x6] Monthly Malware Review, March 2012

[0x7] Spam report: February 2012

[0x8] Monthly Malware Statistics: February 2012

[0x9] Kaspersky Security Bulletin. Malware Evolution 2011

[0xA] Kaspersky Security Bulletin. Statistics 2011

[0x2] Will your next car steal itself?

[0x3] Will Obama preside over the coming of Big Brother?

[0x4] How to meet the challenges of 21st century security and privacy

[0x5] Who should be at the root of protecting the nation's healthcare data?

[0x6] Securing your Board of Directors' communication portal

[0x7] APT in action: The Heartland breach

[0x8] A clear-eyed look at APT

[0x9] Securing Facebook: With a little help from his 800 million friends

[0xA] CSO's Ultimate Guide to Social Engineering

The website of the RISKS mailing list

[0x2] Computer Glitch Forces Johnson County Motor Vehicle Offices to Close

[0x3] Computer Glitch Gave Free Education To College Students

[0x4] Computer glitch hampers Alaska deer hunt reporting

[0x5] Computer glitch means NC jobless can't collect

[0x6] Hundreds of potential jurors mistakenly head to Placer County courthouse

[0x7] NJ toddler on no-fly list was mistakenly pulled from JetBlue flight

[0x8] Risks of financial models being gamed

[0x9] Top judge: ditching software patents a "bad solution"

[0xA] Computerized prescriptions to stop fraud -- what could go wrong?

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

Biting the hand that feeds IT

[0x2] Call of Duty hacker jailed after meatspace burglary

[0x3] UK prosecutions for hacking appear to be be dropping

[0x4] Atlassian warns of critical security flaw

[0x5] Anonymous turns its DDoS cannons on India

[0x6] Governments may hit social networks with cyber attacks

[0x7] Seeing ads on Wikipedia? Then you're infected

[0x8] Council fined £70k after burglars nick vulnerable kids' files

[0x9] UK man to spend year in the clink for Facebook account hack

[0xA] Off-the-shelf forensics tool slurps iPhone data via iCloud

Free Software Sentry – watching and reporting maneuvers of those threatened by software freedom

[0x2] Apple Patent Wars Make Android Devices Less Attractive, Everyone Suffers

[0x3] Defeat for Software Patents in the United Kingdom

[0x4] BSA and IDC Systematically Lie to the Public, Distort Press Coverage

[0x5] Links 17/5/2012: “Bio Computer” Runs Linux, Raspberry Pi Grows

[0x6] IRC Proceedings: May 11th-May 16th, 2012

[0x7] IRC Proceedings: May 5th-May 10th, 2012

[0x8] IRC Proceedings: April 29th-May 4th, 2012

[0x9] Android Under Patent Attacks From Nokia, Microsoft, and Oracle

[0xA] Helping OpenSUSE is Helping Microsoft Tax GNU/Linux

A blog dedicated to thoughts about Information Security.

[0x2] The Meaning of Life Part 1 - The Firewall

[0x3] Information Security Analyst Available.

[0x4] Google's Next Big Thing

[0x5] A great loss to the IT world. One of its great inventors dies.

[0x6] What are your rights regarding personal email? [Extra Bit]

[0x7] What are your rights regarding personal email?

[0x8] ITWeb Security Summit - Wrap Up [Part One]

[0x9] ITWebSec Tag Cloud part 2

[0xA] ITWebSec tag cloud

Hacking everything, by Chris Evans / scarybeasts

[0x2] vsftpd-3.0.0-pre2

[0x3] vsftpd-3.0.0-pre1 and seccomp filter

[0x4] On the failings of Pwn2Own 2012

[0x5] Some random observations on Linux ASLR

[0x6] Chrome Linux 64-bit and Pepper Flash

[0x7] The dirty secret of browser security #1

[0x8] Alert: vsftpd download backdoored

[0x9] libxml vulnerability and interesting integer issues

[0xA] Bug bounties vs. black (& grey) markets

C Languages, EAI, Java, Visual Basic, and Web Design White Papers

[0x2] Improving Application Development with Digital Libraries

[0x3] Introduction to The Most Popular Commercial Open Source Backup Software - Amanda Enterprise

[0x4] How Can I Back Up MySQL Database Without Killing Application Performance? NetApp and Zmanda Have the Answer.

[0x5] Achieving the Impossible- Unlimited Application Scalability

[0x6] Data Centre Transitions: UNIX to Linux

[0x7] Data Grids and Service  Oriented Architecture

[0x8] An Innovative Approach to Managing Software Requirements

[0x9] Using Virtualization to Maximize Your IT Environment

[0xA] Why Every Data Center Needs Automation

advancing the art of PHP. Best practices, samples, articles, news, and community for PHP 4, PHP 5, and beyond.

[0x2] Zend Framework 1.11.11 Released

[0x3] Announcing September's Zend Framework Bug Hunt Days

[0x4] ZendCon Early Bird Registration ends soon!

[0x5] Announcing the August 2011 Zend Framework Bug-Hunt

[0x6] Zend Framework 1.11.10 Released

[0x7] ZendCon '11 Alumni Discount

[0x8] Announcing July's Zend Framework Bug Hunt Days

[0x9] Zend Framework 1.11.9 Released

[0xA] Zend Framework 1.11.8 Released

All the IT security issues that affect you and your business. Direct reports from all the security conferences throughout the year, including RSA conference and Infosec.

[0x2] Kiwi hacker to work for police

[0x3] Data leaks worst security threat

[0x4] UK businesses still don’t ‘get’ security

[0x5] Storm worm fabricates news

[0x6] Road warriors leaking secrets

[0x7] Cyber-crooks sting South Africa for £13m

[0x8] Public wants data breach legislation

[0x9] Hong Kong becomes most dangerous domain

[0xA] Scammers targeting LinkedIn

technology and culture, from the trenches

[0x2] A Girl's Guide to Sex with Dogs

[0x3] FreeBSD X: Berkeley Unix, Apple Quality

[0x4] The Cookie Problem: A Mathematical Satire

[0x5] Top Technologies of 2012 Cater to The Common Man

[0x6] Sandra Fluke Is A Fucking Slut

[0x7] Saying good-bye to an old friend: Michael David Crawford

[0x8] The Rock Star as Charismatic CEO - OK Go's "Needing/Getting" Video

[0x9] Crawford's calling, and he's calling you gay.

[0xA] MICHAEL DAVID CRAWFORD and ORION BLASTAR v GOOGLE

100% Unbiased Security Tools Reviews. Computer Security Blog about Phishing, Spyware, Malware and other Threats and Vulnerabilities we face everyday .

[0x2] ArcSight Tip #1 – arcsight managersetup notification test

[0x3] I’m a CISSP

[0x4] Operation:Payback or Social Vendetta is Here

[0x5] I got owned by Malware Destructor 2011 Virus

[0x6] New Downtime Cost Calculator by Storagepipe.com. What if ?

[0x7] Securing Your Network from Web Threats

[0x8] My Twitter Notes on 2010-07-25

[0x9] New NetWitness Visualize : Welcome To The Future!

[0xA] My Twitter Notes on 2010-07-18

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

[0x2] Application Delivery in the Cloud: Minimizing Disruption and Maximizing Control

[0x3] Building a CDN with F5

[0x4] Application Delivery Optimization

[0x5] Accelerating Mobile Access

[0x6] HP Cloud Map for F5 Networks BIG-IP: Importing the template | HP White Paper

[0x7] Inside the HP Cloud Map for F5 Networks BIG-IP | HP White Paper

[0x8] HP CloudSystem Enterprise | HP White Paper

[0x9] Boosting Operational Efficiency by Streamlining File Storage Management

[0xA] Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c Cloud Control: Configuring OMS High Availability with F5 BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager | Oracle White Paper

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] Out of the Blue: Responding to New Zero-Day Threats

[0x3]

[0x4] Cloud Security Alliance UK & Ireland

[0x5] Cyber Security In Real-Time Systems and CNI

[0x6] Cloud Security Alliance UK and Ireland

[0x7] A Software Engineer, a Hardware Engineer and a Departmental Manager ...

[0x8] Festive Greetings

[0x9] Fighting malware in your browser

[0xA] Vote for us!

Apple News, Rumors, and Analysis

[0x2] About those MacBooks with the Retina Display

[0x3] Apple certifies display suppliers for upcoming 7.85 inch iPad – Report

[0x4] Aaron Sorkin to write Steve Jobs screenplay for Sony Pictures movie

[0x5] WSJ reports Apple already ordering 4-inch screens from Asian suppliers for next-gen iPhone

[0x6] Imports of HTC One X and Evo 4G LTE delayed pending Customs investigation resulting from ITC ruling

[0x7] iOS 6, Google Maps, and Siri for iPad

[0x8] Apple’s amazing new Maps app will “blow your head off”

[0x9] Siri gone wild! Claims the Nokia Lumia 900 4G is the best smartphone ever

[0xA] Apple eyeing 7.85-inch iPad in ~$200 range for October release

[0x2] RSA Conference 2012: Stress and burnout in infosec careers

[0x3] Is your definition of security holding you back?

[0x4] Three reasons why asking risky questions reduces risk

[0x5] Resume Makeover: How an Information Security Professional Can Target CSO Jobs

[0x6] 2011 Women of Influence award winners named

[0x7] How your signature can propel your security career

[0x8] Security technology or staffing gap: Which is the greater enterprise challenge?

[0x9] Hey, CSOs: Suck it up and accept budget cuts

[0xA] Finding security's opportunity to engage

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

[0x2] Forrester outlines 5 rising, 5 declining security technologies

[0x3] Thwarted by security at enterprises, cyber criminals target SMBs

[0x4] BeyondTrust eyes app security with eEye acquisition

[0x5] U.S. seeking to build international unity around cyberdefense for industrial control systems

[0x6] Symplified eases move to cloud with identity, access management

[0x7] BeyondTrust acquires eEye in union of security vendors

[0x8] Will BYOD revive the network-access control idea? Gartner thinks it will

[0x9] How to fight back against privacy pirates

[0xA] Commercial enterprises are putting our critical infrastructure at risk

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

[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

Application security testing, analysis, and metrics

[0x2] Privacy and Confidentiality on the Eve of the Facebook IPO

[0x3] Interview with Dan Guido at SOURCE Boston 2012 – Part 3

[0x4] Veracode’s Chris Wysopal Appointed to Black Hat’s Content Review Panel

[0x5] Interview with Dan Guido at SOURCE Boston 2012 – Part 2

[0x6] What is Data Integrity? Learn How to Ensure Database Data Integrity via Checks, Tests, & Best Practices

[0x7] Weekly News Roundup

[0x8] Interview with Dan Guido at SOURCE Boston 2012 – Part I

[0x9] Data Mining A Mountain of Zero Day Vulnerabilities – Webinar Q&A

[0xA] Cybersecurity Risks in Public Companies Infographic

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

[0x2] Wikileaks has been under DDoS attack for the last three days

[0x3] Apple releases QuickTime 7.7.2 for Windows, fixes 17 flaws

[0x4] Anonymous denies it is behind The Pirate Bay DDoS attack

[0x5] The Pirate Bay hit with massive DDoS attack

[0x6] Android malware families nearly quadruple from 2011 to 2012

[0x7] Google Chrome 19 is out

[0x8] Wikipedia: If you see ads on our site, you have malware

[0x9] Avira Antivirus update cripples millions of Windows PCs

[0xA] Adobe about-face: Photoshop, Illustrator patches will be free

[0x2] McAfee-Intel eye critical infrastructure protection

[0x3] Infosec experts speak out on natural gas pipeline attacks

[0x4] ICS-CERT alert: Natural gas pipelines under attack

[0x5] Need to report TSA abuse? There's an app for that!

[0x6] TSA or Secret Service: Which is worse?

[0x7] I was wrong about the TSA

[0x8] Apparent cyberattack hits Iranian oil facility

[0x9] #SOURCEBoston: Geer warns against 'all or nothing' approach to critical infrastructure and the Internet

[0xA] #TSA over-reaching, caught on video

Post Politics from The Washington Post is the source for political news headlines, in-depth politics coverage and political opinion, plus breaking news on the Obama administration and White House, Congress, the Supreme Court, elections and more.

[0x2] At Camp David, world leaders agree on more spending to boost Europe’s economy

[0x3] Hakeem Jeffries: Brooklyn’s Barack Obama?

[0x4] Sunday Talk Shows (5/19/12): Chicago NATO Summit, Paul Ryan, Meet the Press, Face the Nation, GPS and more

[0x5] Obama campaign working to counter new voter ID laws

[0x6] Conservative groups outspending liberal counterparts 4 to 1 on congressional races

[0x7] Mitt Romney’s claim that 100,000 auto jobs have been lost under Obama

[0x8] Scott Brown raising money off Elizabeth Warren Native American questions

[0x9] Birtherism isn’t dead

[0xA] Wisconsin recall slipping away from Democrats

A voice of reason in a world of FUD

[0x2] Cudos to Apple

[0x3] Making A Change

[0x4] No place for dishonesty

[0x5] Book Review: America the Vulnerable

[0x6] SC Magazine Debate

[0x7] Breaking out of compliance management (part 1)

[0x8] Risk Management or Compliance Management

[0x9] OK Mr. Jobs…. You win

[0xA] Focus.com Security Awareness Roundtable

A look at information security management, spending in the security industry, and everything along the way.

[0x2] Security Scoreboard - Join the Conversation

[0x3] iPad and the Illusion of Privacy

[0x4] Napera selling security at the Google Apps Marketplace

[0x5] Flash Security Under the Microscope

[0x6] Google Secure Search and Security Overkill

[0x7] Facebook and Security Minimalism

[0x8] Application Security Underfunded

[0x9] Security Scoreboard is Live!

[0xA] Mass Security Regulation Gets Tech Priorities Wrong

Security Alerts Issued by Oracle

[0x2] Oracle Critical Patch Update (CPU) Advisory - April 2012

[0x3] Oracle Java SE Critical Patch Update Advisory - February 2012

[0x4] Oracle Security Alert for CVE-2011-5035

[0x5] Oracle Critical Patch Update (CPU) Advisory - January 2012

[0x6] Oracle Critical Patch Update (CPU) Advisory - October 2011

[0x7] Oracle Security Alert for CVE-2011-3192

[0x8] Oracle Critical Patch Update (CPU) Advisory - July 2011

[0x9] Oracle Java SE Critical Patch Update Advisory - June 2011

[0xA] Oracle Critical Patch Update (CPU) - April 2011

[0x2] Companies slow to react to mobile security threat

[0x3] Let's not bicker and argue about who killed who

[0x4] How to sneak into a security conference

[0x5] RSA Conference 2012: Stress and burnout in infosec careers

[0x6] RSA Conference 2012 sneak peek: cloud, big data, and mobile

[0x7] Industry on Cybersecurity Act of 2012: Not so fast

[0x8] SOPA, PIPA, Anonymous: Can I have a little hope?

[0x9] Managing information security during an innovation void

[0xA] Open Data Center Alliance working on cloud usage models

The latest news and information about Fortinet products and services for Real Time Network Protection.

[0x2] Security Week In Review, May 7-11

[0x3] Securing Your Virtual Environment: A Lowdown

[0x4] Microsoft, Adobe Issue One-Two Punch With May Security Updates

[0x5] Security Week In Review, April 30-May 5

[0x6] Okay, You’ve Got Malware–Now What?

[0x7] The Cybersecurity Bill Alphabet Soup: A Guide

[0x8] Security Week In Review, April 23-27

[0x9] Are Today’s Teens, Tomorrow’s Cybercriminals?

[0xA] Advanced Persistent Threats: A Breakdown

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[0x2] SEC Consult SA-20120518 :: Memory overwrite vulnerability in libwpd (OpenOffice.org) - CVE-2012-2149

[0x3] H2HC Brazil 9th Edition - Call for Papers

[0x4] Re: [oss-security] CVE Request: Planeshift buffer overflow

[0x5] Re: [oss-security] CVE Request: Planeshift buffer overflow

[0x6] [SECURITY] [DSA 2475-1] openssl security update

[0x7] [security bulletin] HPSBOV02780 SSRT100766 rev.1 - HP OpenVMS ACMELOGIN, Local Unauthorized

[0x8] Re: [oss-security] CVE Request: Planeshift buffer overflow

[0x9] [SECURITY] [DSA 2474-1] ikiwiki security update

[0xA] DDIVRT-2012-44 Epicor Returns Management SOAP-Based Blind SQL Injection

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[0x3] [PATCH] net/ipv4: replace simple_strtoul with kstrtoul

[0x4] [PATCH] net/ipv4/ipconfig: neaten __setup placement

[0x5] Re: [PATCH 08/10] Use __kernel_ulong_t in struct msqid64_ds

[0x6] Re: Plumbers: Tweaking scheduler policy micro-conf RFP

[0x7] Re: Plumbers: Tweaking scheduler policy micro-conf RFP

[0x8] Re: [PATCH] regulator: core: use correct device for device supply ...

[0x9] Re: Plumbers: Tweaking scheduler policy micro-conf RFP

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[0x2] Ransomware Attack Resurfaces to Hold Files Hostage

[0x3] Adobe Reader X Makes PDF Files Safer

[0x4] McAfee Reports Malware at All-Time High

[0x5] PayPal Users Beware of Holiday Phishing Scam

[0x6] Phishing Attack Targets Merchant Accounts

[0x7] Secure a PC, Website From Firesheep Session Hijacking

[0x8] Is Microsoft Crossing the Line With Security Essentials

[0x9] In-Depth Look at Boonana Malware

[0xA] Phishing Scam Targets United States Military Members

[0x2] Cloud providers need to step up on security, say analysts

[0x3] Making the case for preventing workplace violence

[0x4] Is your definition of security holding you back?

[0x5] Three reasons why asking risky questions reduces risk

[0x6] Tide turns against SOPA, but it's not dead yet

[0x7] Managing information security during an innovation void

[0x8] 4 spear-phishing hooks for the holidays

[0x9] How your signature can propel your security career

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

Latest IT articles from Techworld's security channel

[0x2] Metropolitan Police gets rapid smartphone analysis system

[0x3] Java and Flash vulnerabilities being exploited by cyber spies

[0x4] Cybercriminals honing Android malware skills in Russia

[0x5] Hackers behind Flashback click fraud campaign haven't been paid

[0x6] Security services among top employers IT students want to work for

[0x7] UK now a top ten nation for hacking traffic, logs show

[0x8] Anonymous hater claims responsibility for Pirate Bay DDoS attack

[0x9] UK man jailed for hacking a private Facebook account

[0xA] HP, CSC and EMC open cybersecurity research centre in Berlin

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[0x2] Kill all Chrome/Chromium renderer and plugin processes on Linux

[0x3] Sagittarius: PHP Code Obfuscater

[0x4] Your Time Is Almost Up

[0x5] SHRED: Usability Vs. Philosophy

[0x6] Resolved: Facebook Unsubscribe All

[0x7] SCAF And The Revolution

[0x8] Egypt’s Constitution Referendum

[0x9] libgcrypt C++ Wrapper

[0xA] C++ trick or treat

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

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[0x5] Your People... Part III

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[0x7] Your People...

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

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

[0xA] Building That Institution...

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[0x2] Intermittant problems with HTTPS with 5.2x

[0x3] Google in bed with CIA + NWO = Fact

[0x4] Returnil not booting-paid version

[0x5] Is it possible to install Android over iOS on an iPad 2?

[0x6] still getting the eset error message popping up

[0x7] How to transfer /save contents of Sandbox (all files)

[0x8] ClamAV defs updates 19 May 2012

[0x9] McAfee Daily defs updates 5/19/2012

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Breaking news and top stories from the world of Internet security.

[0x2] Google Goes After Impersonator Scammers

[0x3] Senate Uncovers Online Credit Card Tricks

[0x4] McAfee: Cyberwarfare A Big Threat

[0x5] ICSA Labs Finds Flaws In New Security Products

[0x6] Nigeria Announces Early Results Of Anti-Scammer Initiative

[0x7] MessageLabs Names Most- (And Least-) Spammed States

[0x8] Enormous Malware Archive Creates Stir

[0x9] Avsim Hacker (Maybe) Brought Before Cops

[0xA] Email Password Hackers Present Real Threat

Check out the Zones F.A.Q. !

[0x2] OpenSolaris & Sun Secure Global desktop

[0x3] Opensolaris & wifi Broadcom BCM4312 on Dell Vostro 1710

[0x4] Security Advantages of the Solaris Zones Software

[0x5] Understanding the Security Capabilities of Solaris Zones Software

[0x6] New blueprint over the M-Series servers configuration

[0x7] Sun Forums: A Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Reference Deployment

[0x8] Network virtualization in Solaris : project Crossbow

[0x9] Setting Up OpenDS 1.0.0 as a Naming Service

[0xA] Sun Fire X4500 as a Media Server for Symantec Veritas NetBackup 6.5

Before It Bytes!

[0x2] SecuraBit Episode 103: Pockets full of Ownsies

[0x3] SecuraBit Episode 102: The Last Train

[0x4] RichSec April Monthly Meeting

[0x5] RVASec: Richmond VA’s first Security Conference!

[0x6] SecuraBit Gh0st PenLab Closed Beta!

[0x7] SecuraBit Episode 101: The Survey Says!

[0x8] SecuraBit Episode 100: Double Header with WPS and Forensics!

[0x9] Episode 100 Tonight!!

[0xA] SecuraBit Episode 99: 99 Bottles of Pwn on the Wall!

[0x2] Will voluntary cyber threat sharing plan cast doubt over CISPA?

[0x3] Android hackers honing skills in Russia

[0x4] Cyber spies exploiting Java, Flash flaws

[0x5] Wikipedia warns users about malware injecting ads into its pages

[0x6] New Zeus malware scam promises rebates, security

[0x7] 10 hacks that made headlines

[0x8] Thwarted by security at enterprises, cyber criminals target SMBs

[0x9] Kaspersky denies it's working with Apple on Mac security

[0xA] Public vs. private cyberattack responsibility debate heats up

Incorporating security and risk into everyday thought.

[0x2] Cloud based solutions bring disaster recovery within reach of small business

[0x3] Why the security war will never be won

[0x4] Cloud service providers and the U.S. PATRIOT Act

[0x5] Block Javascript in Adobe Acrobat

[0x6] Why Disaster Recovery Requires a Plan

[0x7] What does a network scanner bring to the company?

[0x8] Demystifying UTM and NGF

[0x9] Threats

[0xA] Healthy Skepticism Required When Using Online Storage

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

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[0x2] Vanilla Latest Comment 1.1 Cross Site Scripting

[0x3] Vanilla About Me 1.1.1 Cross Site Scripting

[0x4] Oracle Weblogic Apache Connector POST Request Buffer Overflow

[0x5] Squiggle 1.7 SVG Browser Java Code Execution

[0x6] PHP 5.4 Win32 Code Execution

[0x7] HP VSA Command Execution

[0x8] SkinCrafter 3.0 Buffer Overflow

[0x9] Cryptographp Local File Inclusion / HTTP Response Splitting

[0xA] Division 6 IT SQL Injection / Cross Site Scripting

Technology in Plain English

[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

[0x2] Public vs. private cyberattack responsibility debate heats up

[0x3] Does 'stand your cyberground' stand a chance?

[0x4] APT in action: The Heartland breach

[0x5] Naming names in APT

[0x6] Getting stuff done: Public vs private sector edition

[0x7] Defense against dark arts: Your multidisciplinary security quiz

[0x8] Bad new world: Cyber risk and the future of our nation

[0x9] 5 secrets to building a great security team

[0xA] Lessons in security leadership: David Komendat

Deb Shinder is MS SECURITY. An Enterprise Security MVP, she has the “inside story” on all topics related to securing Microsoft networks, from the server all the way down to the network-connected smart phone. Her blog will address Microsoft’s security products and technologies including those built into the operating system (access controls and permissions, EFS, BitLocker, etc.), network security technologies (Active Directory, IPsec, DirectAccess, etc.) and separate security products (ISA Server/TMG, IAG, ILM and the Forefront family of client and server security products and services). This blog focuses on how network administrators and network security specialists can create a multi-layered security strategy, develop sound security policies, and build a strong line of defense around the network to prevent both internal and external attack.

[0x2] Chrome 19 fixes 20 security flaws

[0x3] Adobe changes mind about free security fixes

[0x4] Hosting providers losing half of capacity to bots

[0x5] IT security professional failing on risk strategies

[0x6] APT attackers using booby-trapped RTF docs

[0x7] Is the Cloud the solution to SMB security woes?

[0x8] Antivirus update gone seriously wrong

[0x9] Free BlackHat Webinar: Making Life Difficult for Malware

[0xA] Ten ways to secure a Windows file server

[0x2] ZTE Score M Android Phone backdoor, (Fri, May 18th)

[0x3] ISC StormCast for Friday, May 18th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2545, (Fri, May 18th)

[0x4] ISC Feature of the Week: Tools->Information Gathering, (Thu, May 17th)

[0x5] New IPv6 Video: IPv6 Router Advertisements https://isc.sans.edu/ipv6videos, (Thu, May 17th)

[0x6] Do Firewalls make sense?, (Thu, May 17th)

[0x7] ISC StormCast for Thursday, May 17th 2012 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=2542, (Thu, May 17th)

[0x8] Reserved IP Address Space Reminder, (Wed, May 16th)

[0x9] Avira Antivirus false positives http://forum.avira.com/wbb/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=144875, (Wed, May 16th)

[0xA] New Version of Google Chrome released (19.0.1084.46) , (Wed, May 16th)

Blog

[0x2] How to Win CCDC - Slides

[0x3] Who is on your dream team red team?

[0x4] Developing the LNK Metasploit post module with Mona

[0x5] MS08_068 + MS10_046 = FUN UNTIL 2018

[0x6] A @textfiles approach at gathering the world's DNS - Slides

[0x7] (UAC) User Assisted Compromise

[0x8] Hak5 Segment Sneak Peak

[0x9] Shared Links

[0xA] Hash Types for John the Ripper

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

[0x2] How to prevent a WPS flaw from damaging enterprise wireless security

[0x3] DoS attack responses demand better business continuity plans

[0x4] Web-facing applications: Mitigating likely Web application threats

[0x5] Securing the SIEM system: Control access, prioritize availability

[0x6] How to ensure data security by spotting enterprise security weaknesses

[0x7] Carrier IQ software: A big risk to enterprise mobile security?

[0x8] Duqu malware advice: Should enterprises worry about the Duqu Trojan?

[0x9] How to implement an enterprise threat assessment methodology

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

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

[0x2] Positive Technologies Makes Declaration to Adopt OVAL

[0x3] Positive Technologies Now Listed on "Other Repositories" Page

[0x4] Registration Now Open for Security Automation Developer Days 2012 on July 9-13

[0x5] OVAL Interpreter Updated to Version 5.10.1.2

[0x6] OVAL Board Holds Teleconference Meeting

[0x7] OVAL Language "Sandbox" Now Available

[0x8] Draft of OVAL Language UNIX Component Data Model Specification Now Available

[0x9] OVAL Repository Announces Top Contributors Awards for Q1-2012

[0xA] New OVAL Board Member

[0x2] Who should be at the root of protecting the nation's healthcare data?

[0x3] Trust me!

[0x4] Managing the unmanageable

[0x5] How the Red Cross found its ID management groove

[0x6] Watching the watchers

[0x7] 10 identity management metrics that matter

[0x8] Digitized medical records are easy prey, but all is not lost

[0x9] Automating and securing file transfers: key issues

[0xA] Leverage government innovation to reduce the risks of Web 2.0 identity management

network security, unix and bicycles

[0x2] Vodka Martini: Vodka, Vermouth, Olive; Vodka Gibson: use an Onion; Vodka Muffett: use Pickled Garlic

[0x3] Botching the Bomb | Foreign Affairs

[0x4] What I think is wrong with #VRM – HT @nzn @glynmoody @windley @dsearls @adriana872

[0x5] “JESUS also suffered from GOVERNMENT CUTS” # should have gone on strike, then.

[0x6] Dinner: poached goose egg on warm baguette, french butter; vodka martini.

[0x7] Just in case anyone thinks that Internet trolls and timewasters are a new phenomenon…

[0x8] Express.co.uk :: We’re the new naughty novelists # La Express reports on the British #CottageErotica industry

[0x9] Law banning insulting language ‘is strangling free speech’ – Telegraph

[0xA] #India blocks #Pastebin? Great way to kill off the tech boom in #Bangalore, guys #whoohoo #IndiaTechSuicide

InformationWeek

[0x2] Oh, Facebook, Why Can't I Quit You?

[0x3] New FBI Surveillance Backdoors? 6 Key Points

[0x4] Twitter Adds Do Not Track Capability

[0x5] Nokia Burning Cash, But AT&T Has Hope

[0x6] Facebook's History: From Dorm To IPO Darling

[0x7] Samsung Racks Up 9M Galaxy S III Preorders

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[0x9] Salesforce.com Reports Torrid Q1 Growth, Slams SAP

[0xA] HP Layoffs Signal Punishing Fall

[0x2] FOCA – Reconnaissance Complete

[0x3] Reporting: The Difference Between Good and Great Penetration Testers

[0x4] Network Intelligence- A students perspective

[0x5] Business Intelligence- A Students Perspective

[0x6] Professional Penetration Testing

[0x7] The Mind Of A Hacker- A Students Perspective

[0x8] Security Fundamentals- A Students Perspective

[0x9] The Hacker Academy from a student’s perspective- The set up

[0xA] Special THA Panel Discussion Webinar: Vulnerability Research Reporting

2011 Security University Classes

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[0x9] Q/WAD® Qualified/ Wireless Analyst and Defender - Enroll Now!

[0xA] Q/SSE® Qualified/ Software Security Expert Cert. - Enroll Now!

[0x2] The Network Security Podcast, Episode 276

[0x3] Network Security Podcast, Episode 275

[0x4] Network Security Podcast, Episode 272v2

[0x5] Network Security Podcast, Episode 274

[0x6] Network Security Podcast. Episode 273

[0x7] Third times a charm?

[0x8] Network Security Podcast, Episode 272

[0x9] Network Security Podcast, Episode 271

[0xA] Network Security Podcast, Episode 270

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.

[0x2] Risks Digest 26.83

[0x3] Risks Digest 26.82

[0x4] Risks Digest 26.81

[0x5] Risks Digest 26.80

[0x6] Risks Digest 26.79

[0x7] Risks Digest 26.78

[0x8] Risks Digest 26.77

[0x9] Risks Digest 26.76

[0xA] Risks Digest 26.75

Information Security Blog

[0x2] New Release for the WiFi Pineapple Hotspot

[0x3] USB Safeguard Utility to Encrypt and Protect USB Data

[0x4] Infosec Weekly Roundup April 30 – May 6, 2012

[0x5] Try App Whitelisting to Mitigate Malware

[0x6] AVG Describes the Blackhole Kit as Most Active Threat on the Web

[0x7] Infosec Weekly Round-up April 23 – 29 , 2012

[0x8] Fake Email Trick aims to Redirect Users to Malicious websites

[0x9] App Permission Watcher Android Tool to Display Application Security Level

[0xA] Malware Hits the Iranian Oil Terminal

[0x2] BlackBerry 7 gets security approval from government

[0x3] US firms over-reliant on firewalls to defend against DDoS attacks

[0x4] Anonymous Takes Aim at Indian Government

[0x5] Doctors warned not to use social media with patients

[0x6] HP, CSC and EMC open cybersecurity research centre

[0x7] The Pirate Bay suffers DDoS attack

[0x8] Paging Mr. Phelps: This SSD will self-destruct....

[0x9] UK man jailed for Facebook hack

[0xA] Hospital system pursues identity-management Holy Grail

[0x2] Security-Database is now CVE Compatible !

[0x3] Security-Database update is database by adding ExploitDB

[0x4] New Vendors integration HP & VMware

[0x5] Officially OVAL Adopter

[0x6] New vDNA WebService : CVSS v2 Calculator

[0x7] Security-Database OVAL Repository Update

[0x8] Security-Database vDNA API Documentation

[0x9] Security-Database is proud to bring you this new service : vDNA

[0xA] Complemento v0.7.6 - Collection of Tools

[0x2] Toolkit

[0x3] ITW (In-the-Wild) samples

[0x4] Crimeware

[0x5] Keylogger

[0x6] World Wide Web

[0x7] WildList

[0x8] WiFi

[0x9] Whitelist

[0xA] Web browser

Juniper RSS Feed

[0x2] Signature Update #2137

[0x3] The old wall is crumbling

[0x4] Signature Update #2136

[0x5] Signature Update #2135

[0x6] Signature Update #2134

[0x7] Quick Facts about vGW Antivirus and IDS

[0x8] IBM, Juniper, and open data center architectures – our shared view

[0x9] Signature Update #2133

[0xA] Juniper Supports Open Source Cloud Computing

Notifications of new (IN)SECURE Magazine issues.

[0x2] (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 33

[0x3] (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 32

[0x4] (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 31

[0x5] (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 30

[0x6] (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 29

[0x7] (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 28

[0x8] (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 27

[0x9] (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 26

[0xA] (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 25

Latest IT articles from Techworld's operating-systems channel

[0x2] How delete linked calendar entries in Android

[0x3] Developers, busy with Ice Cream Sandwich, not holding back for Android 5

[0x4] Apple updates Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Developer Preview

[0x5] Firefox on Windows RT 'probably not worth it'

[0x6] Firefox on Window RT 'probably not worth it'

[0x7] Microsoft battles PC bloat with new Signature tune-up

[0x8] Ubuntu Business Desktop Remix gets 12.04 'Precise Pangolin' update

[0x9] Android 5.0 'Jelly Bean' autumn launch will be on Google devices first

[0xA] Windows 8 to offer enhanced multi-screen working

Off The Hook and Off The Wall

[0x2] Off The Wall show for May 15, 2012

[0x3] HELP US COMPILE THE 2013 HACKER CALENDAR

[0x4] SPRING ISSUE OF 2600 RELEASED

[0x5] VOLUME 1 OF 2600 NOW ONLINE - DRM FREE - IN KINDLE, NOOK, AND PDF FORMATS

[0x6] HOPE TICKET SALES TO BENEFIT ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION

[0x7] RICHARD O'DWYER STORY TO BE FEATURED ON 'OFF THE HOOK'

[0x8] THE YES MEN ON 'OFF THE HOOK' TONIGHT

[0x9] RADIO ARCHIVE NOTES

[0xA] THE YES MEN TO KEYNOTE AT HOPE NUMBER NINE

Boston - Seattle - Barcelona

[0x2] The SOURCE Barcelona Apartment Experience

[0x3] links for 2011-08-08

[0x4] When In Rome (Or When At Caesars…)

[0x5] Call For Papers on Software Static Analysis

[0x6] THE Security Problem is Scale

[0x7] “We Don’t Sell It? Then It’s Not Important”

[0x8] Mobile Security – Users Just Don’t Care

[0x9] SOURCE Seattle, ho!

[0xA] Possible PlayStation Network Attack Vectors

Representing Internet users concerned with on-line freedoms and rights

[0x2] EFA congratulates iiNet on its historic High Court victory

[0x3] Federal Court decision highlights need for flexible right of fair use in Copyright Act

[0x4] Planned US anti-piracy laws a draconian mess

[0x5] Melbourne event: War on the Internet

[0x6] In principle support of R18+ rating for video games

[0x7] New domain names on the way

[0x8] EFA News

[0x9] Conroy: Filter alive and kicking

[0xA] EFA Welcomes R18+ games guidelines

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] Name the Thing Contest – 204

[0x3] Heavylift Hexacopter Build

[0x4] Light Trikes at the Bay Area Maker Faire

[0x5] WiiCube

[0x6] DIY Sous-Vide Cooker

[0x7] Open Hardware High Resolution 3D Printer

[0x8] Robot Motor Control

[0x9] Alan Parekh Interview on EEWeb

[0xA] Self Balancing Robot using the Microchip dspic33f

Attack. Defend. Survive.

[0x2] PacketWars Innagural Battle In Germany 2011

[0x3] Heading To The Heidelberg

[0x4] See the Action

[0x5] PacketWars Confirmed At Troopers11

[0x6] Online News: Help Net Security

[0x7] Day-Con IV Content Added to Flickr [THX FLO]

[0x8] And the winner is…

[0x9] Tornado Warning: Cyber Storm III

[0xA] Day-Con IV Promo Video

[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

Aggregate RSS Feed

[0x2] Schneider Electric StruxureWare Data Centre Operation Suite v7.1 DCIM software

[0x3] BitCloud gains VMWare Enterprise Partner status

[0x4] Allied Telesis AT-8100 Series switches

[0x5] Monitoring the effects of high bandwidth videoconferencing on the network

[0x6] Eaton enclosure power distribution units (ePDU)

[0x7] How to mitigate damage from a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack

[0x8] IEI Technology Icefire Mobile Clinic Assistant compact tablet PC

[0x9] Medibank’s Dave Buckmaster on the importance of IT uptime

[0xA] Ruckus WLAN powers 600 clients at Google’s Think Mobile 2011 event

Layer 7 Technologies markets a family of XML appliances and software to secure, simplify and scale Web services.

[0x2] New Press Release - Working Opportunity Fund makes follow on investment in Layer 7 Technologies (February 2, 2009)

[0x3] New Award - 2009 Ready to Rocket List - Rocketbuilders

[0x4] Watch VP Marketing & Alliances, Dimitri Sirota, interviewed by Sys-Con.TV at JavaOne Conference in June, 2008.

[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)

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

[0x2] Book Review: “Security De-Engineering: Solving the Problems in Information Risk Management” by Ian Tibble

[0x3] Links for 2012-05-17 [del.icio.us]

[0x4] Links for 2012-05-08 [del.icio.us]

[0x5] Monthly Blog Round-Up – April 2012

[0x6] Links for 2012-04-30 [del.icio.us]

[0x7] Metricon 7 Call for Papers

[0x8] Links for 2012-04-22 [del.icio.us]

[0x9] Links for 2012-04-04 [del.icio.us]

[0xA] Monthly Blog Round-Up – March 2012

[0x2] Kaspersky Lab and InfoWatch Become Independent from Each Other

[0x3] Kaspersky Lab Officially Opens its South East Europe Office

[0x4] Spam in Q1 2012: A Marathon of Holidays

[0x5] Kaspersky Lab Congratulates Scuderia Ferrari on Success at the Spanish Grand Prix

[0x6] Number of the Week: 55% of Mobile Devices Using Unprotected Wi-Fi Networks

[0x7] Kaspersky Lab Reached Partnership Agreement with Venustech

[0x8] Kaspersky Lab Announces the Winners of Its Annual Student Conference

[0x9] Cyber Threats in April 2012: Mac OS X Malware & Mass-Exploitation; New Spam Campaigns

[0xA] Kaspersky Endpoint Security 8 for Windows Tops Corporate Solutions in VB100 Test

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[0x2] Ten years.

[0x3] New INFILTRATE 2012 Movie is up! With surprise introduction by Halvar!

[0x4] Re: Mobile Phone Security Survey

[0x5] Mobile Phone Security Survey

[0x6] With a real team, it's not about the numbers

[0x7] 72 hours

[0x8] Spooked at RSA 2012

[0x9] What's happening at SyScan'12 Singapore

[0xA] Save yourself 20% by tweeting

Off The Hook and Off The Wall

[0x2] Off The Wall show for May 15, 2012

[0x3] HELP US COMPILE THE 2013 HACKER CALENDAR

[0x4] SPRING ISSUE OF 2600 RELEASED

[0x5] VOLUME 1 OF 2600 NOW ONLINE - DRM FREE - IN KINDLE, NOOK, AND PDF FORMATS

[0x6] HOPE TICKET SALES TO BENEFIT ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION

[0x7] RICHARD O'DWYER STORY TO BE FEATURED ON 'OFF THE HOOK'

[0x8] THE YES MEN ON 'OFF THE HOOK' TONIGHT

[0x9] RADIO ARCHIVE NOTES

[0xA] THE YES MEN TO KEYNOTE AT HOPE NUMBER NINE

[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

News, opinion, advice and research on computer security threats from Sophos

[0x2] Should jailbreaking gaming consoles, mobile phones and tablets be legalized?

[0x3] Cyber romance scams cost US victims $50 million in 2011

[0x4] Backups are good - but don't forget to check your backups work [VIDEO]

[0x5] Call of Duty Trojan horse creator ends up in jail, after drunken college raid

[0x6] British hacker jailed for one year for breaking into Facebook account

[0x7] SSCC 90 - A walk around Interop 2012 with John Shier

[0x8] Technical paper - Fake anti-virus: The journey from Trojan to a persistent threat

[0x9] Free Sophos Anti-Virus app for your Android

[0xA] Fake anti-virus disguises used by Android malware

Mental meanderings of an infosec obsessive...

[0x2] Epidemiological Thinking: A New Info Risk Mgmt Trend?

[0x3] SIRAcon Wrap-up

[0x4] Is the US Government Making Security Worse?

[0x5] Where's Ben? (May 2012 Edition)

[0x6] InfoSec vs. Fast Food Nation

[0x7] Book Review: The Alexandria Project by Andrew Updegrove

[0x8] The Inevitable Devolution of Standards Into Compliance Regimes

[0x9] Registration is Open for Inaugural SIRAcon

[0xA] #RSAC 2012: Concluding Thoughts

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[0x3] Resolver

[0x4] Wophcrack – Ophcrack web interface

[0x5] New home for exploit.co.il

[0x6] ScreenSpy – New Meterpreter Script Review

[0x7] Meterpreter Script – Windows Service Creator

[0x8] Installing USB-B2K Telbox On UBUNTU 10.04 64 Bit

[0x9] Exploit KB Vulnerable Web App

[0xA] Patching and Compiling Cowpatty UBUNTU 10.04

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[0x2] FYI: Pending Site Upgrade+Migration

[0x3] Email Platform Migration

[0x4] AppSec DC 2010 Video Posted

[0x5] Survivability Rather Than Security Metrics

[0x6] RSA 2011: In Summary

[0x7] RSA 2011: Meet Federated Networks

[0x8] RSA 2011: Imation Expands Offerings

[0x9] RSA 2011: (dis)Innovation Sandbox

[0xA] Forget SmartGrid, Micro-Generation Is the Future

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[0x2] Happy New Year 2012!

[0x3] Not surprisingly, McAfee websites are susceptible to XSS attacks

[0x4] Secure Amazon Seller Central password reset page XSSed

[0x5] EV SSL-secured live PayPal site vulnerable to XSS

[0x6] Persistent XSS bug discovered on eBay

[0x7] More American Express sites vulnerable to XSS and open redirects

[0x8] Cross-site scripting hole in American Express site using EV SSL

[0x9] Amazon hit by persistent XSS vulnerability

[0xA] MasterCard and Visa sites bitten by XSS bugs

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[0x3] MissionCritical Communications

[0x4] The Changing Requirements of WAN Optimization

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[0x7] Assessing ROI for Mobile Acceleration Clients

[0x8] The GNU/Linux Advanced Administration

[0x9] Cisco Secure Mobility Solution

[0xA] Six Tips for Choosing a UTM Solution

[0x2] Carolina Dieckmann, Brazilian cybercrime legislation and la “Viveza criolla”

[0x3] Public points of data loss

[0x4] Is ‘SexyDefense’ The Future of Anti-Espionage?

[0x5] Update to "DNSChanger - Cleaning Up 4 Million Infected Hosts"

[0x6] OS X Mass Exploitation - Why Now?

[0x7] SOURCE Boston Security Conference and Training 2012 Day 2 - Dan Geer Keynote, Android Modding and Cloud Security

[0x8] New Spam campaign on Twitter Leads to Rogue AV

[0x9] SOURCE Boston Security Conference and Training 2012 - Hacktivism, Duqu and Building Successful Security Programs

[0xA] New Version of OSX.SabPub & Confirmed Mac APT attacks

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[0x3] Debian: 2475-1: openssl: integer underflow

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[0x5] Debian: 2473-1: openoffice.org: buffer overflow

[0x6] Debian: 2472-1: gridengine: privilege escalation

[0x7] Debian: 2457-2: iceweasel / icedove: Multiple vulnerabilities

[0x8] Debian: 2471-1: ffmpeg: Multiple vulnerabilities

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[0xA] Debian: 2469-1: linux-2.6: privilege escalation/denial

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[0x8] Hydra v6.2 is available with a new password bruteforcing ...

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[0x2] Password guessing with Medusa 2.0

[0x3] Ubuntu: 1445-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities

[0x4] Ubuntu: 1445-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities

[0x5] Ubuntu: 1444-1: BackupPC vulnerability

[0x6] Ubuntu: 1443-1: Update Manager vulnerabilities

[0x7] Ubuntu: 1442-1: Sudo vulnerability

[0x8] Ubuntu: 1440-1: Linux kernel (Natty backport) vulnerabilities

[0x9] Ubuntu: 1432-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities

[0xA] Ubuntu: 1439-1: Horizon vulnerabilities

[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.

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[0x2] Re: Question of Likelihood

[0x3] sslcaudit 1.0 released

[0x4] Re: Question of Likelihood

[0x5] Question of Likelihood

[0x6] t2'12: Call for Papers 2012 (Helsinki / Finland)

[0x7] A survey on web application attacks

[0x8] Announce: Italian Hacker Game Cracca al Tesoro - Crack A Treasure

[0x9] nullcon Delhi 2012 Call for Paper/Call for Event

[0xA] xSQL Scanner 1.6 - Released

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[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

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[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

Microsoft Security Content: Comprehensive Edition

[0x2] MS12-035 - Critical : Vulnerabilities in .NET Framework Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2693777) - Version: 2.0

[0x3] Summary for May 2012 - Version: 2.0

[0x4] MS11-100 - Critical : Vulnerabilities in .NET Framework Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2638420) - Version: 1.4

[0x5] MS12-032 - Important : Vulnerability in TCP/IP Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2688338) - Version: 1.1

[0x6] MS12-030 - Important : Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2663830) - Version: 1.1

[0x7] MS12-029 - Critical : Vulnerability in Microsoft Word Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2680352) - Version: 1.1

[0x8] Microsoft Security Advisory (2695962): Update Rollup for ActiveX Kill Bits - Version: 1.0

[0x9] MS12-033 - Important : Vulnerability in Windows Partition Manager Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2690533) - Version: 1.0

[0xA] MS12-031 - Important : Vulnerability in Microsoft Visio Viewer 2010 Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2597981) - Version: 1.0

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[0x3] EnGarde Secure Community Release Notes 3.0.10

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[0x6] ZDI-CAN-1526: Microsoft

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[0xA] ZDI-CAN-1520: Microsoft

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[0x2] Password guessing with Medusa 2.0

[0x3] Red Hat: 2012:0571-01: kernel: Moderate Advisory

[0x4] Red Hat: 2012:0670-01: kernel-rt: Important Advisory

[0x5] Red Hat: 2012:0570-01: php: Critical Advisory

[0x6] Red Hat: 2012:0568-01: php: Critical Advisory

[0x7] Red Hat: 2012:0569-01: php53: Critical Advisory

[0x8] Red Hat: 2012:0546-01: php: Critical Advisory

[0x9] Red Hat: 2012:0544-01: ImageMagick: Moderate Advisory

[0xA] Red Hat: 2012:0545-01: ImageMagick: Moderate Advisory

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[0x4] Symantec Report Finds Cyber Threats Skyrocket in Volume and Sophistication

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[0x6] Update from Symantec Security Technology & Response

[0x7] Search Engine Poisoning

[0x8] Symantec Security Response Profile: Zulfikar Ramzan

[0x9] ISTR XIV - Phishing and Spam in the Economic Downturn

[0xA] ISTR XIV - Financially Motivated Malicious Code Development

[0x2] cryptoolinux

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[0x5] mosref

[0x6] MatrixSSL - embedded SSL for devices

[0x7] Cryptonit

[0x8] turbid

[0x9] cryptlib

[0xA] Galois Field Arithmetic Library

Pen-Test

[0x2] sslcaudit 1.0 released

[0x3] Question of Likelihood

[0x4] t212: Call for Papers 2012 (Helsinki / Finland)

[0x5] A survey on web application attacks

[0x6] Announce: Italian Hacker Game Cracca al Tesoro - Crack A Treasure

[0x7] nullcon Delhi 2012 Call for Paper/Call for Event

[0x8] xSQL Scanner 1.6 - Released

[0x9] [Tool update] VoIP Hopper 2.04 released

[0xA] Anti-fingerprinting techniques

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[0x4] Written testimony of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for a House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Trade hearing titled “Supporting Economic Growth and Job Creation through Customs Trade Modernization, Facilitation, and Enforcement”

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[0x8] Written testimony of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection for a House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Trade hearing titled “Supporting Economic Growth and Job Creation through Customs Trade Modernization, Facilitation, and Enforcement”

[0x9] Written testimony of the U.S. Coast Guard for a Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Subcommittee on Oceans, Atmosphere, Fisheries, and Coast Guard hearing titled “Stemming the Tide: The U.S. Response to Tsunami Generated Marine Debris”

[0xA] Remarks by Secretary Janet Napolitano at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy Commencement

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[0x2] Google Releases Google Chrome 19

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[0xA] Google Releases Chrome 18.0.1025.168

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[0x6] Military Looks To Redefine PTSD, Without Stigma

[0x7] U.S. Military Mission: Pushing Afghans To Take Lead

[0x8] Cybersecurity Firms Ditch Defense, Learn To 'Hunt'

[0x9] House To Vote On GOP Bill Framed As Guns Vs. Butter

[0xA] Bomb Plot: Secrets Didn't Stay Secret For Long

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[0x5] From packet inspectors to WAN optimisers, network add-ons are all the rage

[0x6] Verizon to offer 100G links, make optical networks more resilient

[0x7] IP network run over xylophones by California researchers

[0x8] Wi-Fi-Blocking wallpaper keeps your signal in and intruders out

[0x9] Virtualise the rest of the data centre, VMware recommends at Interop

[0xA] Small cells could raise big problems for mobile operators

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[0x5] Lieberman: Cybersecurity Act of 2012 will help us protect critical infrastructure

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[0x7] Government engineers actively plan for cyberwar

[0x8] Experts advise caution, information sharing in wake of alleged utility attacks

[0x9] Will 2012 REALLY be the year of the cyberwar?

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

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[0x3] Northwestern Memorial employee charged with theft of patients' identities

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[0x5] ID Theft, Online Fraud Rose Slightly In 2011

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[0x9] I.D. grave robbers: Post-mortem identity theft

[0xA] Newark man charged with stealing $1.2M from mortgage lenders with stolen identity

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[0x4] Twitter down... Why should you care?

[0x5] Give Facebook a break...

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[0x8] Media management must include printers

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[0xA] Security double-standards are still a bad idea

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[0x2] Ferreting Out Unique Vulnerability Data in OSVDB

[0x3] Open Security Foundation Announces New Advisory Board

[0x4] Open Security Foundation Launches New Cloud Security Project

[0x5] March Update: Challenge: OSVDB Winter 2010 Fundraising Goal = done

[0x6] iDefense VCP as seen through OSVDB

[0x7] February Update: OSVDB Winter 2010 Fundraising Goal

[0x8] Time to.. Track More Data

[0x9] Open Security Foundation - Advisory Board - Call for Nominations

[0xA] Open Security Foundation - State of the Union 2010

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[0x6] Those Who Cannot Remember the Past are Condemned to Repeat it

[0x7] Your photos are NOT posted online

[0x8] More Phishing attempts

[0x9] Interview with Chris Nickerson Part 2, NOW with BETTER audio

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[0x7] Shmoocon

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[0x9] Phy-Neutral changes to drones

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Latest ICT news

[0x2] Sony delays Gran Turismo release

[0x3] MS deepens Facebook ties

[0x4] Media firms approached on Yahoo sale

[0x5] Doing more with less

[0x6] Bytes People Solutions honoured

[0x7] Virtualisation benefits SME market

[0x8] MCI adapts Adapt on Demand

[0x9] Intel reports $11bn revenue quarter

[0xA] Konica Minolta SA offers green toner

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

[0x2] Hackers spam Ticketweb users after email breach

[0x3] Microsoft offers access to anti-botnet system

[0x4] Comet has some explaining to do but so does Microsoft

[0x5] Hacker finds Lindsay Lohan Playboy pictures on P2P

[0x6] Dell dumps Streak tablet and cools on Android

[0x7] Windows 8 will struggle, analysts predict

[0x8] Gmail's offline mode rides again

[0x9] The crazy US patent system has turned Apple and Microsoft into trolls

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

Recent Press Hits

[0x2] Pwn2Own 2011: Google offering $20,000 for Chrome sandbox exploit

[0x3] Google Offers Bucks For Bugs In Its Web Applications

[0x4] How Microsoft ranks with the most tardy bug fixers

[0x5] HP TippingPoint gives deadline to vendors

[0x6] TippingPoint sets six-month deadline for flaw fixes

[0x7] HP's Zero Day Initiative Gives Vendors Patching Deadline

[0x8] Researchers Throw Down Vulnerability-Disclosure Gauntlet

[0x9] TippingPoint gives vendors six months to fix holes

[0xA] New vulnerability disclosure deadline puts pressure on tardy software vendors

[0x2] Linux kernel DRM Intel i915 Multiple IOCTL Integer Overflows

[0x3] CVE-2012-1775: VLC MMS Support Stack Overflow

[0x4] Admin Mistakes: GNU, BSD TAR and POSIX Compatibility

[0x5] CVE-2012-2141: net-snmp Read out-of-bounds

[0x6] News: Phrack #68 Released!

[0x7] Hack Analysis (CVE-2010-0738)

[0x8] Book: The Tangled Web

[0x9] Knife: KA-BAR USMC #1217

[0xA] CVE-2011-4362: Lighttpd Remote Signedness Issue

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

Tending to Geekiness

[0x2] The Artist

[0x3] Links for 2012-02-09 [del.icio.us]

[0x4] Ukulele

[0x5] A Mini Christmas Marketing Suggestion

[0x6] Links for 2011-11-15 [del.icio.us]

[0x7] 7 billion and counting

[0x8] Rock Choir

[0x9] Les Misérables

[0xA] River Song

[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

News about cryptography, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.

[0x2] How 18th-Century Copiale Cipher Was Cracked

[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

Fresh hacks every day

[0x2] DIY spring and plate reverb

[0x3] Geeks living off the grid are hard on batteries

[0x4] Building a color sensor using luminosity

[0x5] Reminder: SpaceX launch tomorrow. Watch it live!

[0x6] Conductive ink circuit experiments

[0x7] Scavenging from consumer electronics to make a flame-powered phone charger

[0x8] Adding kilometers to a radio meant only for meters

[0x9] Printing circuitry on a RepRap

[0xA] Teaching BeagleBone to play with LIDD displays

Published Advisories

[0x2] ZDI-12-073: Oracle WebCenter Forms Recognition Sssplt30.ocx ActiveX Control Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilty

[0x3] ZDI-12-072: Samba ReportEventW Heap Overflow Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x4] ZDI-12-071: Samba ndr_ValidatePassword heap overflow Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x5] ZDI-12-070: Samba lsa_LookupNames Heap Overflow Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x6] ZDI-12-069: Samba SetInfoPolicy AuditEventsInfo Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x7] ZDI-12-068: Samba GetAliasMembership SidArray Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x8] ZDI-12-067: WebKit.org Webkit Array.Splice Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x9] ZDI-12-066: Internet Explorer CTagFactory Use-After-Free Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0xA] ZDI-12-065: Microsoft Internet Explorer selectAll Use-After-Free Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

News/Article Feed for [H]ardOCP

[0x2] Supervolcano Drilling Plan Gets Go-Ahead

[0x3] Microsoft Publishes a History of the Windows Interface

[0x4] A Portable Scanner for Smartphones

[0x5] Useless Chainsaw Video of the Day

[0x6] 'Ring of Fire' Eclipse on Sunday

[0x7] Facebook Suit Over Subscriber Tracking Seeks $15 Billion

[0x8] Latest Windows 8 News Reveals Removal of Aero

[0x9] Epic Mickey 2 Gets Behind-the-Scenes Video

[0xA] Amazon's 10-Inch Kindle Fire Tablet Due in Q3

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

Information Security Think tank

[0x2] Stuxnet

[0x3] Having fun with BeEF, the browser exploitation framework

[0x4] ColdFusion directory traversal FAQ (CVE-2010-2861)

[0x5] 1ST European Edition of HITB Coming Up!

[0x6] Hacking Linksys IP Cameras (pt 6)

[0x7] Dnsmap v0.30 is now out!

[0x8] Old-school Remote Command Exec Vulnerabilities on Avaya Intuity

[0x9] Skydive

[0xA] Free Web Application Security Testing Tool

[0x2] FBI issues warning on hotel Internet connections