The fine folks who brought you the De-ICE Pentest LiveCD’s have put together a nice nine minute video tutorial on Netcat. I personally love Netcat. It is a must use pentest tool. You can check it out on the heorot.net web site.
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So I was at the gym yesterday and noticed something that really bothered me…. As soon as I pulled into the gym parking lot I noticed that it was packed! Seems like everyone wanted to workout last night for some reason. So I grabbed my gym bag and went into the locker room to change.
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As previously reported, the game save that exploits a vulnerability in the Twilight Princess game has been released. This exploit will potentially allow you to run unsigned code and eventually a ELF loader which will allow Linux to run on the Wii. All you need is a copy of Twilight Princess and an SD card
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Want to easily know when every security related conference takes place world wide this year? I just found a great Google Calendar that lists all of these events in one easy to view calendar. I am a big fan of Google Calendar and adding this to a existing Google Calendar is really easy. You can
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If you happened to miss Defcon 15 last year or if you were there and have wanted to catch up on presentations you may have missed…the audio and video podcasts are available for download through two RSS feeds. Great for listening on your iPod, iPhone, or PSP! Subscribe below: Defcon 15 Audio RSS Link Defcon
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Did you know that you can order free identity theft materials from the Federal Trade Commission? The FTC has a really good program called “Deter, Detect, Defend” to help educate the public about identity theft. They offer free bulk orders of pamphlets, handouts, and other paraphernalia to distribute to your company, friends, family, etc…great if
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Big news from the TrueCrypt Foundation yesterday…the new version of TrueCrypt (v5.0) supports full disk encryption and/or encryption of the system partition using pre-boot authentication. In addition, Mac OS X support was added and a GUI interface for the Linux version is now included. From the TrueCrypt web site: “TrueCrypt can on-the-fly encrypt a system
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The fine folks over at GNUCITIZEN are organizing a router hacking challenge which begins now and apparently through February 29th. The key here is that you need to hack your own router (ie: home dsl/cable router) and disclose any vulnerabilities that you find either via GNUCITIZEN, the sla.ckers forum or at hackerwebzine[at]gmail[dot]com. Why are they
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Confused about all the different homebrew firmware that is available for the PSP? Want to know the history behind the homebrew community? Then you need to read this article which gives a great introduction to PSP homebrew.
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