April 17th, 2012 
Mourad Ben Lakhoua CONFidence gaining momentum, so get ready for two days filled with lectures and extreme attractions! The presentations will be divided into four theme groups (2 each day) with more than 30 speakers, unpublished materials, workshops and a special X-traction point game, which is something you haven’t seen before! Schedule template contains four separate thematic tracks: [...]
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January 4th, 2012 Mourad Ben Lakhoua Brute forcing passwords is a simple way to hack any system, if there is no vulnerability at the remote system hackers will try this attack to get users password, one of major brute force tools issue that you face is different protocols, so you need to have for each one a new utility which can [...]
July 5th, 2011 Mourad Ben Lakhoua Microsoft.com.br domain was hacked as hackers managed to point the domain name which belongs to Microsoft Brazil to another webserver owned by hackers that display the message “Ms Brazil 0wn3d by TG”
Posted in Cybercrime & Hacking, hacking Tags: DNS Attack, DNS Poisoning, DNS spoofing, DNS vulnerability, hacking, Microsoft No Comments » June 18th, 2011 Mourad Ben Lakhoua Legal hacking is possible as you can create a vulnerable platform to test any new vulnerability without breaking Lows. Person that is looking to test his skills without thinking about proxies or hide his activities and test new web exploits can consider BodgeIt. BodgeIt Store is a vulnerable web application which is currently aimed at [...]
Posted in Tools, Vulnerabilities, Web Security Tags: ApplicationSecurity, BodgeIt, Developer, hacking, JSP, OWASP, penetration, Pentesting, Security, Testing, Vulnerable, WebApplication, WebAppSec 67 Comments » April 28th, 2011 Mourad Ben Lakhoua A computer hacker from Georgia has pleaded guilty to fraud and identity theft after authorities found him with more than 675,000 stolen credit card accounts on his home computers, Credit card companies have traced more than $36 million in fraudulent transactions to the accounts that were breached by Rogelio Hackett. How he did it? Hacker [...]
Posted in hacking, Vulnerabilities, Vulnerabilities & attacks Tags: Ethical Hacking, hacking, Havij, OWASP, SQL Injection, Web Security 37 Comments » July 25th, 2010 Mourad Ben Lakhoua An online database for a Pizza store chain has been compromised this is According risky.biz, there is no credit card numbers but it contains about 400MB of customer’s information. Currently Pizza stores are located in New Zealand, England, Australia and Ireland. Customers information are very important for this case as if a hacker managed to [...]
July 23rd, 2010 Mourad Ben Lakhoua Leonardo Da vinci is widely considered to be one of the greatest painters of all time, and perhaps the most diversely talented person ever to have lived. Leonardo said that there are three types of people that one may encounter: “Those who see. Those who see when they are shown. Those who do not see.” [...]
Posted in Anti-Viruses, hacking, Vulnerabilities & attacks Tags: Antiviruses, AV failor, hacking, USBsploit 11 Comments »
