Articles tagged with: Mobile
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Thursday, 7 Jul, 2011
CEHv7 Monthly – Practical Study Guide: Reconnaissance 101 Part 2
By: Wayne Burke, Master EC-Council Trainer and CAST Author for Digital Mobile Forensics Welcome back to the monthly CAST Tutorial Series. Last month we looked the foundation of Information gathering also known as reconnaissance, and as promised we will start this first in the 3 part series of Wi-Fi hacking and cracking. We will start with the basic tools and commands to use in order to crack a WEP key. Basic Primer: The entire tutorial can be completed by using one complete hacking system, and I’m sure most of you are already thinking BackTrack5 right? A quick shout out to all who have
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Friday, 1 Jul, 2011
An overview of Web Application Security Issues
Web application security is very much in its infancy – some security experts believe this is going to be a major emerging area of technology. Nowadays web apps are more complex and are based on a client-server architecture. This architecture is evolving and we see web apps such as Google Apps acting as a word processor, storing the files and allowing you to download the file onto your PC. Facebook and the social web have also moved into Web apps hence the recent coined phrase Web 3.0. This is the overview article in which author points out the most current
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Friday, 1 Jul, 2011
Web App Security 7/2011
- Latest News From the IT Security World By Armando Romeo, eLearnSecurity and ID Theft Protect
- Mummies still walk among us! By Ali Al-Shemery Imagine all the great sources of information on the Internet today such as: news groups, blogs, websites and forums, and
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Monday, 6 Jun, 2011
CEHv7 Monthly – Practical Study Guide: Reconnaissance 101
By: Wayne Burke, Master EC-Council Trainer and CAST Author for Digital Mobile Forensics Welcome to the monthly Hakin9 CAST Tutorial Series. Last month we looked at installing Metasploit and SET on your Apple iDevice. This month we will begin to
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Thursday, 2 Jun, 2011
Wireless ad hoc Network and its Vulnerabilities
A mobile ad-hoc network (MANET) is a self configuring infrastructure-less network, consisting of mobile devices, connected via wireless links. Each device in MANET can move independently from others in any direction, and therefore change its links very frequently. Each device
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Wednesday, 1 Jun, 2011
Insecure Access Control 06/2011
- Latest News From the IT Security World by Armando Romeo, eLearnSecurity ID Theft Protect
- A Hole in Your Access Control! by Ali Al-Shemery A couple of days ago I was called out to a do a security audit on a
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Wednesday, 11 May, 2011
Installing Metasploit and SET (Social-Engineer Toolkit) on your Apple iDevice
By: Wayne Burke, Master EC-Council Trainer and CAST Author for Digital Mobile Forensics Welcome to the monthly CAST Tutorial Series. We will kick this first tutorial off with installing Metasploit and SET on your Apple iDevice, two very powerful open
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Friday, 1 Apr, 2011
Mobile Security – Hakin9 04/2011
- Passware Forensic Kit 10.3 – reviewMICHAEL MUNT
- SpyShelter Application – reviewDAVID KNIFE
- How to use NetcatMOHSEN MOSTAFA JOKARNetcat is a network utillity for reading and writing network connections that support TCP and UDP
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Friday, 1 Apr, 2011
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Friday, 1 Apr, 2011
Smartphones Security and Privacy REBECCA WYNN
All the threats that attack your enterprise computer centers and personal computer systems are quickly encompassing mobile
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Wednesday, 1 Dec, 2010
Botnets, Malware, Spyware – Hakin9 11/2010
- The Spyware Within YouRajat KhareYes, today’s spyware though resides in your computer or mobile but it’s pretty much inside you. Whatever we do, wherever we go it’s stored in a computer or an embedded device like mobile phone.
- The Ear
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Monday, 1 Nov, 2010
The Ear of Sauron
In The Lord of the Rings, Sauron wiles away the time peering out over Middle Earth with the Eye – lacking Internet access, Sauron couldn’t occupy himself flaming hobbits online. Author: JOHN AYCOCK Source: Hakin9 11/2010 http://hakin9.org What you will learn…- A future direction for spyware
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