Posts Tagged ‘Security’
IPRED and Encrypting BitTorrent Traffic
In: Copyright
12 Apr 2009The Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement Directive or IPRED was implemented on the 1st of April in Sweden (yes on the home of The Pirate Bay and no it wasn’t a April fool’s day joke). The law states that copyright holders can ask Internet Providers for downloader’s information, if and only if the copyright holders suspect [...]
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- Tags: bittorrent, encryption, IPRED, Security, utorrent, Wired
Video of Twitter being hacked: tweets without Captcha
In: Web
7 Jan 2009Here is the video of Twitter being hacked by GMZ: Apparently GMZ (the hacker and a 18 student) used a dictionary attack to login in into a Admin account. How was this possible? Well if you try to log in into Gmail or Hotmail and failed for x number of time, then you are ask [...]
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- Tags: hacking, Security, Twitter, video
Twitter Caught.. I mean Hacked
6 Jan 2009Earlier I posted about the reports of the phishing attacks against Twitter. Apparently high profile accounts i.e Obama, Britney where hacked. The good side is that the Hackers have a sense of humor, the bad thing is that they have been fixed. It looks like the vector of attack here some tools that where used [...]
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- Tags: Britney Spears, Obama, phishing, Security, Twitter, Web2.0
Panic! at the TCP Stack: New TCP Exploit found
In: Security
2 Oct 2008Apparently researchers at the (apparently Swedish) security company Outpost24 found a vulnerability in the TCP stack, The Register reports: “If you use the Internet and you serve a TCP-based service that you value the availability for, then this affects you,” Robert E. Lee, chief security officer for Sweden-based Outpost24… “That may not be every Internet [...]
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