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Showing posts with label Hacking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hacking. Show all posts

Armatix "Smart Gun" - Possible Interference from Portable Phones

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Several weeks ago, I sent the following inquiry to Armatix, the makers of the "Smart System iP1", a "smart gun" secured...

Closing Web Application Security Vunerabilities with Fortify

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Recently I've started looking at the various source code vulnerability scanner programs. Here is a great video demonstrating cross sit...

Target Data Breach Outlines Need for Application Whitelisting, Flaws in PCI-DSS

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As I find myself diving deeper down the rabbit hole of the recent Target data breach and the malware writers behind it, I can't help...

Target Customers' Credit Cards Now Available on Black Market

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If you shopped at Target any time between November 27th and December 15th, cancel your card now. Target is giving very bad advice that you w...

Target Should Offer Free Credit Monitoring for Impacted Customers

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In case you haven't heard, Target has been the victim of a massive network breach potentially impacting all credit card customers who s...

Hacker Academy and Pwnie Express Partner to Giveaway a Pwn Pad

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The following is external content provided for readers' interest (because who doesn't like free stuff?). The blog editor is not resp...

Developing Intrusion Detection Systems Through Behavior Analysis

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Recently at the Recorded Future User Network (RFUN) conference, I had the privilege of meeting Dr. Ben Shneiderman  from the University of ...

Crowdfunding RFID Security Research

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I've been thinking about doing some research on the security of RFID tags/access cards/etc. This is the same topic which the Mythbuste...

Guest Post: Steps to Take to Ensure Your Bank Accounts Can't Be Hacked

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NOTE: The following is a guest post by Courtney Gordner. The blog maintainer is not responsible for its contents. Allowing a bank to stor...

Legacy Applications - The Swiss Cheese of Security

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Almost every organization has them... There's that one app which someone in your organization can't live without. It's prob...

Why the Syrian Electronic Army Didn't Hack the NY Times

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I'm just going to come out and say it. The Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) is a fraud. They didn't "hack" the New York Times,...

Anonymous #OpPetrol Most Epic #Fail Yet - Full Analysis Of Results

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Looking at the "damage" (and I use that term very loosely) done as part of OpPetrol, Anonymous support by actual hackers is fading...

New PHP Malware Source Available for Analysis

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After about a month of running my Glastopf honeypot, I've started getting some hits. You can take a look at the files I've collect...

OpPetrol - It's Not About the Oil

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I've posted a new Threat Watch bulletin for OpPetrol - a multi-target operation being run by Anonymous. Updates to the bulletin can be...

Hacking to Setup a Free Counter Strike Server?

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This week an attacker cracked my honeypot's root password "123456" and tried to install software I've never seen before. ...

Identifying Hacker Group Locations Based Upon Temporal Signatures

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What day and time an event occurs can sometimes be very helpful in determining the origin of that event. Analysis Intelligence just posted...

OpUSA Failure Shows Anonymous is Past Their Prime

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There have been indications of this for quite a while now, but I think it's time someone finally came out and said it. Anonymous is lo...

OpUSA Updated Target List Posted

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I've managed to get a copy of the OpUSA target list.  If you're at one of these organizations, be extra vigilant. HIGH profile t...

#OpUSA - So far an Epic Failure

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In the early hours of #OpUSA, in the words of Anonymous "Op has failed to deliver!" Anonymous et al. actually started their ...

OpUSA to Strike US Government and Banking Infrastructure May 7

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Anonymous and several other hacking groups are planning to attack the US Government and Banking Infrastructure on May 7, 2013. I added a t...