Browsing Monthly Archive October 2011

iPhone Espionage

There is this misconception that iPhones are protected by the iPhone passcode. This may be true for non-jailbroken iPhones, but not for jailbroken ones. It

October 31, 2011 Forensics, Hacking, Wireless Security

InfoSec Institute Review: Training Course Reviews

Computer Forensics Online Course Review: http://www.hackingtricks.in/2012/06/infosec-institute-security-course.html Forensics Review: http://www.hackingtricks.in/2012/06/infosec-institute-computer-forensic.html Security+ Online Course Review: http://www.hackingtricks.in/2012/06/infosec-institute-security-course.html CPT: Ethical Hacking Training @ Ethical Hacker .net InfoSec Institute Review

October 27, 2011 CCNA, CEH, CISA, CISM, CISSP, IT Certifications, MCITP

The Pandora’s Box of Cyber Warfare

Last week, the New York Times scooped a story that the Obama administration “intensely debated” plans to use cyber warfare as part of the March

October 27, 2011 SCADA

Security in Public API’s – How

Far too often we will download an API (Application Programming Interface) from Programmable Web, or download an SDK like the Facebook SDK and not worry

October 26, 2011 Application Security

Blind SQL Injection 1.0 – Attack Anatomy

Introduction: In this article we’ll discuss Blind SQL Injection and how the attack can be carried out. We’ll start off with the basics of SQL

October 25, 2011 Application Security

A History of Anonymous

Anonymous is the most famous ‘hacktivist’ group in the world. The informal nature of the group makes its mechanics difficult to define. Subsequently, without a

October 24, 2011 General Security, Hacking, Other

Understanding the implications of Facebook Connect and OAuth

Over the last month there has been a minor if interesting discussion about the use of Facebook Connect and the idea that it does not

October 17, 2011 Application Security

Cracking Democracy – Hacking Electronic Voting Machines

Communications around the world are gradually going digital. I was born in 1984. I would expect, if I entered a typical office workplace that year,

October 17, 2011 General Security, Other

SQL Injection: The Equal Opportunity Vulnerability

Introduction In the first installment of this series, we discussed application security within the Software Development Process by demystifying the adoption of security controls within

Android malware analysis

The advance in technology brought us mobile phones with almost the same power and features as our personal computers. Something that criminal minds will find

October 13, 2011 Reverse Engineering

HTTP Response Splitting Attack

Introduction: In this paper we will discuss HTTP Response Splitting and how the attack can actually be carried out. When we’re clear about how it

October 12, 2011 Application Security, Hacking

Egghunter Exploitation Tutorial

This tutorial will cover the process of writing a buffer overflow exploit for a known vulnerability in the Vulnserver application. This is the fifth article

October 10, 2011 Exploit Development
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