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Tag : Security

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2010-05-02
Sometimes, people just make it too easy to get broken into ...

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2010-10-03
Those charts showing cannot be broken without eons of calculations always fall apart when somebody says, "done!"

[view] [2,288 page views]

2007-03-26
How do the modern operating system stack up against public vulnerability scans?

[view] [153,554 page views]

2016-09-08
It's been 25 years since PGP was released and the software has quite the history being at odds with the US government.

[view] [8,797 page views]

2007-10-23
The only thing more vulnerable to getting infected and used by everyone is your Mom.

[view] [2,802 page views]

2006-06-30
Hackers are always ahead of the curve.

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2011-03-19
You're not supposed to know that it's everyone.

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2007-05-04
DRM never works out the way companies think it will.

[view] [6,778 page views]

2016-11-14
The demo of this product ... is pretty damn amazing.

[view] [4,357 page views]

2012-06-12
Is it really advanced? Or is it just not XOR?

[view] [2,015 page views]

2005-09-22
The only way to not get logged these days ... is to not use your computer.

[view] [3,114 page views]

2009-04-11
Nobody cares about ICS-SCADA until their lights turn off.

[view] [3,080 page views]

2010-08-02
When your "always on" phone is spying on you ... game over man!

[view] [2,096 page views]

2007-08-28
Maybe ... Sony should try NOT fucking its customers?

[view] [3,767 page views]

2006-11-16
Is anybody really surprised these aren't very secure?

[view] [10,911 page views]

2012-03-25
What's in those Huawei devices that has everyone so spooked?

[view] [1,778 page views]

2013-10-26
Thanks D-Link for the remote administration feature - I really wanted to make sure the random IT support guy from India could access my stuff.

[view] [2,427 page views]

2013-08-01
In the wake of the Edward Snowden leaks against the NSA, it was interesting to be an audience member at both BlackHat and DEFCON in 2013.

[view] [2,958 page views]

2013-08-14
Always use a VPN ... thought that wouldn't help from the cellular service point of view.

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2010-09-18
No system is ever secure.

[view] [2,368 page views]

2013-01-30
"I don't know my job" is not acceptable anywhere else in the military, why does cyber accept that in it's leadership ranks?

[view] [2,069 page views]

2013-09-23
At least the technique doesn't require a bunch of severed thumbs.

[view] [1,589 page views]

2008-05-23
Everyone should have a BotNet ... such useful tools!

[view] [3,262 page views]

2011-12-14
Everything is an advertising/marketing/intelligence sensor - including your cell phone.

[view] [1,870 page views]

2011-11-21
Are there really people that still believe US adversaries aren't taking advantage of the US?

[view] [3,180 page views]

2011-08-26
China got caught with their pants down.

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2008-01-28
This doesn't bode well for the future stability of the American power grid.

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2006-09-20
You can always trust your secure gear ... until you can't.

[view] [12,327 page views]

2010-02-12
Botnet evolution is very fascinating.

[view] [1,881 page views]

2007-05-04
As long as it's not discovered publicly and revenue isn't lost, they don't care.

[view] [6,776 page views]

2007-12-01
When you're not gaming - you're hashing.

[view] [6,288 page views]

2015-09-02
When China steals your data ... and your solution is to then give your data to them willingly to protect ... you might work for the US government.

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2008-05-07
Can you ever really trust anything anymore?

[view] [3,743 page views]

2012-08-17
Now your computer can have a digital "Enron Shredding Party", too.

[view] [1,990 page views]

2019-05-24
As if the Internet wasn't already untrustworthy, it's becoming too easy to fabricate everything.

[view] [1,925 page views]

2019-12-21
Without a "Battle Damage Assessment," you'll have no idea if its working.

[view] [3,528 page views]

2011-01-05
For 18 minutes in 2010, a BGP anomaly resulted in nearly 15% of the Internet's traffic being routed through China. What really happened?

[view] [6,236 page views]

2008-11-29
Everything you do leaves a trace, whether in meatspace or cyberspace.

[view] [2,979 page views]

2011-10-24
Who names this shit?

[view] [2,394 page views]

2018-04-17
Tired of social media sites harvesting your personal information and contact circles?

[view] [3,217 page views]

2012-07-25
Iran's SCADA is the Poland of Cyberspace

[view] [1,818 page views]

2022-05-04
Upgrades never go smoothly.

[view] [4,189 page views]

2012-08-16
The administration leaks success stories like a sieve.

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2007-12-05
The long arm of the law touches the Matrix.

[view] [3,102 page views]

2009-01-22
Botnets to kill botnets - terrible idea? Good idea?

[view] [22,484 page views]

2015-01-05
So basically, wear gloves, sunglasses, a hat ... and never go outside.

[view] [1,668 page views]

2008-03-12
Many people forget how legacy hardware technologies can be used to completely bypass software controls.

[view] [7,235 page views]

2011-12-05
All these interconnected things literally NEVER get security updates.

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2019-09-23
Because you need to harvest credentials, that's why.

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2015-02-13
Just need a magnetic stripe programmer and an anonymous server for the pumps to beacon out to ...

[view] [3,641 page views]

2010-02-04
... awkward.

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2013-06-10
Government ... they're good listeners.

[view] [2,642 page views]

2011-06-06
... because password cracking is such a gateway drug to hacking.

[view] [2,092 page views]

2018-03-16
Obviously the public WiFi point should be yours ... get rid of the other pesky users to speed up your connection.

[view] [4,367 page views]

2013-10-17
IRCd-Hybrid does not have SSL enabled and requires some workarounds to secure its connections. This tutorial will get an IRCd-Hybrid server running, linked to other servers, and secured with SSL.

[view] [18,553 page views]

2017-02-14
Do you know what your TV is doing on the Internet?

[view] [9,160 page views]

2017-01-27
Your Amazon Echo is always connected and allegedly always listening ... what network traffic is it generating?

[view] [11,759 page views]

2011-11-05
More than merely cut 'n paste, this tool ensures light direction, shadows, reflections, etc. are all accounted for.

[view] [4,061 page views]

2014-07-06
Seems plausible?

[view] [1,658 page views]

2012-02-03
Sometimes the law decides the 5th Amendment is optional?

[view] [2,361 page views]

2012-02-17
Despite the weakness, everyone still relies upon the tech.

[view] [1,747 page views]

2012-04-27
Why are manufacturers of "smart" home electronics making them openly visible on the Internet?

[view] [3,610 page views]

2011-05-06
Immunity via obscurity is becoming less of a truism.

[view] [1,886 page views]

2013-04-06
It's almost like the movies ... where the thieves have a hacker that can reroute all the traffic to facilitate their getaway.

[view] [2,070 page views]

2008-01-09
Getting underneath the system gives you ALL the power.

[view] [3,391 page views]

2011-08-04
... you tricky malware writers!

[view] [2,976 page views]

2007-01-15
Everyone can appreciate a good listener right?

[view] [7,982 page views]

2010-02-26
If you can step on a cyber-poncho, we certainly did it.

[view] [2,263 page views]

2014-12-24
Physical access always wins ...

[view] [1,688 page views]

2015-09-01
An entire program written with nothing but MOV instructions?

[view] [3,507 page views]

2010-05-12
Hackers are ever so clever in skirting past security mechanisms.

[view] [2,473 page views]

2013-01-24
Sounds sort of like a cyber version of "The Purge."

[view] [1,919 page views]

2007-10-26
Botnets are lovely pieces of software for studying program survivability.

[view] [4,229 page views]

2012-01-16
Do you trust them to protect you?

[view] [1,718 page views]

2010-01-31
Backwards compatibility lets old bugs stay relevant!

[view] [1,863 page views]

2012-08-07
Who needs a key when all the doors are already open?

[view] [1,899 page views]

2004-08-30
I felt like vulnerability scanning various common operating systems and hardware I had lying around to see what the likelihood was of getting script p0wn'd.

[view] [19,156 page views]

2006-03-31
You never know who is actually reading your content. On OmniNerd, the content posted by the site's users actually attracted a posting by terrorist sympathizers.

[view] [12,123 page views]

2009-07-24
Now that's a tutorial!

[view] [2,423 page views]

2009-11-03
... because own all the things!

[view] [2,293 page views]

2008-01-14
Everyone wants privacy until it protects pedophiles and terrorists.

[view] [3,096 page views]

2005-11-21
A rootkit is the apex of modern malware, eclipsing both viruses and worms, yet their function are the least publicly understood.

[view] [56,177 page views]

2020-05-05
It's fun to mess with normal.

[view] [7,506 page views]

2010-02-27
There will never be security when a culture of insecurity exists.

[view] [2,114 page views]

2010-03-10
I received a phishing e-mail one day and decided to take a look into just how those attacks do their deed. With a few simple tools, its possible to derive a lot of information using only static analysis against malware.

[view] [18,588 page views]

2010-03-23
The ones who suck at literally everything, aren't faring so well at protecting their data.

[view] [2,211 page views]

2016-04-07
Considering how much the public wants gun violence suppressed, crippling law enforcement's ability to infiltrate criminal plans seems misguided.

[view] [1,879 page views]

2009-08-01
To expose ... or not to expose?

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2007-12-07
Ten years from now, what other obvious security vulnerability will we smack our foreheads over?

[view] [3,195 page views]

2005-11-10
Using other people's failures to your advantage is the mantra of Computer Science.

[view] [3,770 page views]

2019-06-30
Self driving cars should make things safer by taking unreliable human drivers out of the mix - unless we mess with them.

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2011-08-16
Now everyone can play with malware.

[view] [625 page views]

2011-03-25
Centralized trust is great until the trusted party screws it all up.

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2008-05-16
There are a lot of ways to get around an operating system.

[view] [3,837 page views]

2007-04-30
It doesn't take a strong RF signal anymore to enable a TEMPEST attack.

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2012-04-28
Too bad it only run the whole Internet.

[view] [1,896 page views]

2016-07-28
Perhaps "come at me bro" isn't the wisest course of action?

[view] [2,366 page views]

2012-06-05
I suppose that's the prerogative of an original classification source.

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2006-11-01
Imagine getting to fully automate your global hacking endeavors!

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2018-09-30
It's almost too easy to fabricate fake videos now.

[view] [3,091 page views]

2012-04-28
"No Touchbacks" only works on the playground apparently.

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2015-12-21
Think of it as a noisy TOR.

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2011-03-03
BLUF : It's not a good picture.

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2008-03-06
Is it really even worth trying to put authentication processes into software?

[view] [3,215 page views]



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