October 28th, 2009 
Mourad Ben Lakhoua US-CERT Issued a new warning concerning a free application that allows a hacker to spy on phone conversation, the program should be installed on the victim device and after the installation a hacker will be able to listen to all victims call. This free application called PhoneSnoop and despite the fact that this application provides [...]
Posted in hacking, Tools, Vulnerabilities & attacks 
Tags: Attacks, BlackBerry, PhoneSnoop, Security 
8 Comments » June 22nd, 2009 Mourad Ben Lakhoua Robert Hansen, a guru in the field of security, has released a new tool for DoS-attacks, exposing serious Web server’s vulnerabilities including Apache and other servers. Hansen called his tool Slowloris , the most interesting in this utility that it can cause a DoS attack without using a huge amount of traffic as we usually [...]
Posted in Cybercrime & Hacking Tags: Apache, Attacks, Ethical Hacking, Linux, Security No Comments » June 6th, 2009 Mourad Ben Lakhoua Astalavista website was hacked by hackers referring themselves as anti-sec group. Astalavista used to be a hacking and security community that started in 1994 and was one of the first search engines for exploit and computer security information. It has provided a board for hacking & security community to share the latest techniques for software [...]
May 11th, 2009 Mourad Ben Lakhoua Cases of malware attacks around the world are continuing to rise, new research has suggested. The study by security firm Fortinet found that certain countries are being targeted, with attacks on China coming in at the top of the list. A 45 per cent increase in malware attacks was recorded in the Asian country in [...]
April 24th, 2009 Mourad Ben Lakhoua A network of mystery hackers, most based in China, have been making 70,000 attempts a day to break into the NYPD‘s computer system, the city’s top cop revealed Wednesday. Commissioner Raymond Kelly said the perpetrators have yet to succeed, but their relentless activities have prompted the force to raise its guard against high-tech crime. “It’s [...]
April 21st, 2009 Mourad Ben Lakhoua Computer spies have repeatedly breached the Pentagon’s costliest weapons program, the $300 billion Joint Strike Fighter project, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday. The newspaper quoted current and former government officials familiar with the matter as saying the intruders were able to copy and siphon data related to design and electronics systems, making it [...]
February 16th, 2009 Mourad Ben Lakhoua A Kaspersky Lab technical support site was hacked late last month, exposing private customer information for 11 days, the Moscow-based security company admitted last week. The company learned of and closed the breach on Feb. 7 after it was notified by the Romanian hackers. “This is not good for any company, especially for a company [...]
