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Dear Readers, Welcome to the next edition of Hakin9. In this issue we focus on Offensive Programming. Many of you probably wonder how to define this popular term. Honestly, it is as broad as the topics of the articles put together in this issue. Their content should be an accurate answer to such wondering. So […]
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Dear Readers, This month we follow exploitation topic, but with this very new issue you will get a huge load of advanced knowledge. Especially for you, the highest class experts prepared 12 step by step tutorials, which will turn you into masteres of advanced web attacks and exploitation. This time your guides in diving into […]
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Dear Readers, You are going to read Metasploit Tutorials – Hakin9 Compendium. This compendium consists of the articles we collected through a couple of years plus the ones that are still fresh, waiting to be published for the first time. We hope that Metasploit, so often quoted and asked for in your messages to en@hakin9.org, […]
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Full version of the issue with 22 complete articles can be found here . DEFENSE PATTERN How to Use Metasploit for Security Defense By Justin C. Klein Keane, an Information Security Specialist working at the University of Pensylvania If you’ve ever taken any training about penetration testing, or read almost any book or online article […]
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Facebook has this week (w/c 5th Dec) patched a vulnerability that allowed any user to view any other user’s private photos. Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook account was compromised and a total of thirteen photos were downloaded and posted on a website called imgur.com. Read more…Comments
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Back in March of this year I (Julian Evans blog) wrote a post about the Facebook ‘Like’ button JavaScript threat. In it I highlighted how easy it was for Facebook to collect data for internal analysis (i.e.improve their site) rent or sale and the JavaScript iFrame and XSS threat vectors. What I didn’t mention was […]
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Thanksgiving day is around the corner, MacXDVD would like to take this opportunity to express our thanks for your help and are glad to provide 10, 000 copies of MacX DVD Ripper Pro for give away, along with 60% off discount on the ultimate DVD video HD Video Converter Pro for Windows can be grabbed […]
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Facebook has been under attack from violent images and porn on several users’ profile pages. It appears to be one of the most prolific breaches of Facebook security since it was first launched. Users have been tricked into pasting malcious code (possible clickjacking or XSS?) into their browsers which enable hackers to gain access to […]
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After the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) investigation, Facebook is about to change the way it uses your personal information. Facebook is now close to reaching an agreement with the FTC to change its privacy in order to stay in FTC guidelines. Stats: Which? Computing survey – 48 per cent of UK Facebook members say they […]
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Rootkits Hidden in Hardware of PC by Anibal Sacco Let’s think like an attacker for a second. There are multiple applications dedicated to find malicious code both in user and in kernel space. So new places have to be found to deploy your code while keeping it stealthy. TDSS aka TDL – Chronology by Eugene […]
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Most of Julian’s (http://julianevansblog.com) readers probably have a Facebook account, and some of you might also have a Twitter and foursquare account. Given Julian’s blog is all about protecting your online and offline identity you might want to reconsider posting social media status updates (and amending your privacy settings), sharing your geo-location and uploading holiday […]
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Facebook has recently released some interesting data from it’s ‘The Facebook Immunity System (FIS)’. According to FIS it processes and checks 650,000 actions every second (it can handle 25 billion actions every day – amazing) to maintain user safety from spam (The FIS reports just 1% of users reporting issues around spam) and other cyber […]
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