In attempt to bring our readers/listeners more technical content, the SecuraBit team has brought on a guest blogger to cover some of the current issues facing malware analysts/reverse engineers. Nick Jogie’s first post delves into rootkit analysis and explains in great detail how to detect such when AV and perimeter security devices just aren’t enough. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘information’
Escaping the clutches of The GOOG
January 21st, 2010
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We live in a world where everything and anything is just a click or web search away. Instant access to information is the new norm and seemingly taken for granted. When questions need answering, most “Just Google it.”; with that ease and convenience of using The GOOG though, comes a price…Your privacy. Enter GoogleSharing. On [...]
Hacking China Gone Wild
January 13th, 2010
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The People’s Republic of China sure has been busy making it into the headlines the past few days… Early Tuesday morning, China’s premier internet search engine Baidu, was attacked by the group calling themselves the Iranian Cyber Army. The DoS attack which took place over the night rendered the search giant’s website unavailable throughout most [...]
Internet taxes, Pro RIAA, anti-encryption? Say hello to Obama’s VP
August 25th, 2008
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Politics is by no means our idea of entertainment when it comes to our blogs, however to see such a strong candidate pick a “technological bi-polar” candidate as the potential VP, it makes you wonder
Internet taxes, Pro RIAA, anti-encryption? Say hello to Obama's VP
August 25th, 2008
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Politics is by no means our idea of entertainment when it comes to our blogs, however to see such a strong candidate pick a “technological bi-polar” candidate as the potential VP, it makes you wonder
Latest tools from Defcon 16
August 22nd, 2008
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Thanks to Mubix for his posting on ZDNet, below you will find a link that describes all of the latest tools that were presented at Defcon 16. Use them at your own discretion and
Free online viewable magazines?!
August 21st, 2008
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We are going to approach this subject very lightly as I’m sure it’s clearly copyright infringement, however Lifehacker has a great post for a website called Mygazines. (which we won’t link to for legal
Air Force Cyber Command halted…?
August 18th, 2008
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So the Air Force, which prides themselves for being the most technical branch of all the armed forces, has decided to suspend its efforts on building their latest Cyber Command. Not sure if
If you thought you were a 1337 h4x0r…
August 6th, 2008
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In case you don’t have a television, radio, or even the Internet, which means you wouldn’t be reading this. One of the greatest cyber crimes of all time has finally come to a halt
OpenPacket
July 25th, 2008
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I came across these guys a month or so back when I was looking at topics for one of our shows, and I don’t remember whether I touched on them or not, but this project
