Getting back your lost laptop is always possible, for mobile devices it is easier to find it because of IMEI number which can identify your device on the GSM Network and it can be displayed by entering *#06# into the keypad on most phones. Changing this unique number is possible but not simple. Now for [...]
Archive for August, 2010
Wardriving These Days (Part 2)
August 20th, 2010
Mourad Ben Lakhoua Tools for the first part may not be completed without SpoonWEP/SpoonWPA which firstly introduced in BackTrack3, this is also a part of aircrack-ng with a graphical interface allows pentester to take the same channel of the Access point and crack the security keys of the AP. Another very interesting tool is Karmetasploit which allows you [...]
Symantec: Tapsnake Game Tracks Your Location
August 18th, 2010
Mourad Ben Lakhoua Symantec researchers reported a new malicious application in the virtual store Android Market, this application can determine users location in real time on AndroidOS. Tapsnake is the name of the game which is a version of the popular game “Snake”. Game developers did not provide any information that the application sends each 15 minute victims [...]
DDoS Attack Target DNS Made Easy
August 10th, 2010
Mourad Ben Lakhoua DNS Made Easy have restored there online services after a distributed denial of service attacks on last Saturday. The reported size of DDoS is about 50 Gb/sec. Identity and attackers motives have not been clarified yet but specialists assume that a major hacker’s botnet has been hired to conduct this DDoS attack. On an official [...]
Microsoft to Fix 34 Vulnerabilities on Next Tuesday
August 6th, 2010
Mourad Ben Lakhoua Microsoft Security Response Center released an advance notification regarding new patches that are intended to fix 34 vulnerabilities, there will be about 14 security bulletins the severity rating for eight of them are critical and the other six are important . Impact of the critical vulnerabilities is under the status of allowing an attacker to [...]
Zeus Grabbing Kaspersky’s Digital Signatures
August 6th, 2010
Mourad Ben Lakhoua Trend Micro threat researchers has reported detecting several malicious web files that are using a strange digital signature which looks like be signed by antivirus company Kaspersky. After analyzing the files and there signatures there has been a clear difference between the legitimate signature and fake one, the fake copy includes wrong hash values, and [...]



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