Posted by connection on July 30th, 2010 |
0 commentsAre you phone call’s still private?
Black Hat Independent researchers have made good on a promise to release a comprehensive set of tools needed to eavesdrop on cell phone calls that use the world’s most widely deployed mobile technology.
“The whole topic of GSM hacking now enters the script-kiddie stage, similar to Wi-Fi hacking a couple years ago, where people started cracking the neighbor’s Wi-Fi,” said Karsten Nohl, a cryptographer with the Security Research Labs in Berlin who helped spearhead the project. “Just as with Wi-Fi, where they changed the encryption to WPA, hopefully that will happen with GSM, too.”
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Posted by connection on July 30th, 2010 |
0 commentsUnderscoring the permanence of data published on the internet, a security researcher has compiled the names and URLs of more than 100 million Facebook users and made them available as a BitTorrent download.
Google Search Engine Strikes Again! =|
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Posted by connection on July 29th, 2010 |
0 commentsHere’s a cool little “hack” to download the full setup file for Windows Live Essentials Wave4 Beta.
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Posted by connection on July 28th, 2010 |
1 commentWorried about the Windows Shortcut Exploit zero-day vulnerability affecting all versions of Windows? Never fear, Sophos is here!
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Posted by connection on July 28th, 2010 |
0 commentsThe HackTalk Security blog is looking for recommendations on what you HackTalkers want to see on the site.
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Posted by connection on July 27th, 2010 |
0 commentsWith many companies now paying security researchers for finding vulnerabilities in their products, how will Microsoft follow suite?
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Posted by connection on July 22nd, 2010 |
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HES OUTTA THE FIGHT!
A totally opensource program named Kraken has been released by a man named “Frank”. Although you’ll need a decent machine to do any cracking (3 GB of memory and at least a dual core), and its only available for CLI on Linux: Yay no skiddies!
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Posted by connection on July 22nd, 2010 |
0 commentsSiemens has uncovered a virus that explicitly targets the industrial command and control systems in which the company specialises.
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Posted by connection on July 19th, 2010 |
0 commentsMillions of household routers are susceptible to a flaw that creates a handy means for hackers to hijack surfing sessions or hack into home networks.
Oh noes! its the end of the interw3bz! :O
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Posted by connection on July 19th, 2010 |
0 commentsJack Burdett of the HackTalk Security team, has found a SQL injection in; http://burtoncopeland.co.uk/
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