NetSec
  corner   



HOME

LINUX

CYBERLAW

VIRTUALIZATION

Bugtraq

Packetstorm

FD

GrokLaw


RSS Feed


Netsec, comsec, infosec and IA news, research and trends

 

6.30.2008

 
DPE - Default Password Enumeration



6.28.2008

 
Malicious Code 2008



6.27.2008

 
Blizzard Implements Token Based Access Control System for World of Warcraft from Matt



6.25.2008

 
BitBlaze - Binary Analysis for COTS Protection and Malicious Code Defense

 
Automatic Patch-Based Exploit Generation is Possible: Techniques and Implications

 
IATAC Newsletter



6.24.2008

 
New revision: NIST 800-61 Computer Security Incident Handling Guide



6.18.2008

 
The Extended HTML Form attack revisited

 
New DNSChanger Trojan variant targets routers - from Dave

 
Tree Approach to Vulnerability Classification



6.17.2008

 
Verizon 2008 Data Breach Investigations Report



6.15.2008

 
Economics, Psychology, and Sociology of Security

 
Tracking the Trackers - Investigating P2P Copyright Enforcement

 
The ID Divide - Addressing the Challenges of Identification and Authentication in American Society

 
Electronic Crime Scene Investigation: A Guide for First Responders, Second Edition

 
Built-in Windows commands to determine if a system has been hacked

 
Shops track customers via mobile phone

 
Compromising Reflections – or – How to Read LCD Monitors Around the Corner



6.14.2008

 
The NSF Grand Challenge: Unhackable Servers



6.13.2008

 
China denies hacking congressional computers - Che'



6.12.2008

 
N.Y. attorney general forces ISPs to curb Usenet access



6.11.2008

 
Proof of Concept “carpet bombing” exploit released in the wild - from Anthony

 
FreeType2 Heap Overflows in Parsing PFB and TTF Font Files Lets Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code from Che



6.10.2008

 
Credit, debit cards move to chip technology - from Cheryl



6.09.2008

 
Military supercomputer sets record

 
How safe is instant messaging? A security and privacy survey - from Anthony



6.05.2008

 
Scientists Study Human Movements Through Secret Cell Phone Tracking. "The cell phone users who were the unwitting subjects of the study were reportedly based in an undisclosed country other than the United States, and they were tracked through the participation of an unnamed carrier. Because they were unaware that they were being tracked, however, the new research has generated a wave of discussion about the privacy implications."

 
Internet Scheme Used to Steal Micro-Deposits from Che



6.04.2008

 
Warning: Dangerous Web surfing ahead - from Luis

 
Fortunately, Micah Sherr maintains a link to the EVEREST Report

 
Full Disclosure and why Vendors Hate it

 
E-Voting Flaw Gives Election Victory to Wrong Candidate

Borked elections due to E-Voting flaws/errors have occurred before in Ohio at least Twice! Two brothers control nearly 100% of the E-Voting hardware used in the US. Bob Urosevich controls Diebold while his brother Todd controls ES&S [more]. In a 2003 fund-raising e-mail, the then-CEO of Diebold, Walden O'Dell, promised to deliver Ohio's electoral votes to a given candidate in 2004. If you have not read the report issued by the Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner "Evaluation & Validation of Election-Related Equipment, Standards & Testing" AKA EVEREST , you should... it enumerated over 300 known issues with the current generation of E-Voting hardware. Despite the report, the Ohio Election Commissioners voted to do nothing about it.

The next election may have already been decided.

 
Bank loses tapes with data on 4.5M clients - Connecticut AG blasts BNY Mellon for failing to notify victims for three months

 
Beware of Error Messages At Bank Sites



6.03.2008

 
Core Security: The Academy



6.02.2008

 
Phoenix Mars Lander Website Hacked



6.01.2008

 
Privacy Impact Assessment for EINSTEIN 2

 
Privacy and the 2008 Olympic Summer Games - RFID tagged tickets to track passport details, address, and other personal data.

 
China's All-Seeing Eye - With the help of U.S. defense contractors, China is building the prototype for a high-tech police state. It is ready for export.

 
A Low-cost Attack on a Microsoft CAPTCHA

 
Motorola RAZR JPG Processing Stack Overflow Vulnerability

 
E-voting banned by Dutch government





This page is powered by Blogger.


Site Meter Locations of visitors to this page