The latest versions of fgdump and pwdump have been released by the foofus.net team. Looks like the most important change is that both tools support 64-bit targets. Here is the official announcement: “The foofus.net team is pleased to announce updates to both fgdump (2.0.0) and pwdump (1.7.1), which incorporate a number of new features, the […]
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If you are in the Cleveland, Ohio area and a security professional be sure to check out the other security bloggers that are located in our area: Security Second Thoughts The Security Shoggoth Securi-D Even if you are not from Cleveland, check them out! Matt and I are also on Twitter. Here is Matt’s profile,
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Posted at Securi-D’s blog…I am spreading the word to other hip and cool technology people in Cleveland, Ohio… 😛 Thursday, May 8, 2008 Case Western Reserve University Thwing Center Cleveland, Ohio 9am – 4 pm To the Cleveland 2.0 Community: This is an outstanding opportunity for the entire Cleveland community to learn and participant in
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If you happened to sign-up for the Black Hat USA 2008 Briefings early this year you will notice that as a paid delegate you are able to review and comment on all the current papers submitted to the Black Hat speaker review board. You can basically comment and rate each paper and also provide comments
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I finally decided to check out what all the hype was about and took the Twitter plunge. I am now a security “Twit”. Not sure how I feel about being a “Twit” but so far so good. 🙂 It’s actually quite addicting as others have pointed out and I have started to convert my friends
*** UPDATE #2: The site mentioned below is an elaborate hoax/experiment created by a graduate student! Thanks to everyone for researching this! If anything…get a good laugh out of it. *** Well not really physically “sniff” your neighbors (that would be disgusting especially if you saw my neighbors)…but they do want you to fire up
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John Sawyer over at Dark Reading put out a post about the importance of documentation as it relates to your pen test’s. I couldn’t agree more as documenting your methodology, testing it, and even having it reviewed by your peers are very important. I wrote a post a few months back about the importance of
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I saw a good presentation analyzing the malware behind this current “fake subpoena phish” by Tyler and Greg at the NEO Information Security Forum the other night. Tyler and Greg are legendary in the Cleveland area for conducting some cutting edge malware analysis over the last few years. They focused on how this type of
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Looks like the latest issue of Phrack was released. Phrack is one of those hacker magazines that seemed to have disappeared and now is starting to slowly come back into existence. Phrack is famous for posting the infamous Hacker Manifesto and also provides a good insight into the current (and past) state of the hacker
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. Breaking News! 90% of all Windows machines are vulnerable to Adobe Flash vulnerabilities…(not really breaking news by any means for security professionals, right?). But for the average home user I certainly hope it is. You see articles all the time talking about the latest client-side vulnerabilities and usually they are just talking about one
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