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This week I received notification from a legal firm (after the fact) who had been infected with CryptoLocker Ransomware and all of their files where encrypted and held for ransom. Since they did not have backup shorter than a week their IT staff had recommend that they pay the ransom. They ended up having to […]
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Dear readers, We are happy to present you with the third edition of Starter-Kit Project. We continue supplying you with the articles on the basics of hacking and exploiting. Although we realeased StarterKit Compendium (can be found here: https://hakin9.org/ exploiting-for-beginners-exploiting-software-compendium/) only two weeks ago, we decided to go on with the topic and provide you […]
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Dear Readers, We are happy to supply you with second publication devoted to those of you who want to learn some basic hacking skills. Let us present Hakin9 StarterKit – Exploiting Software Compendium. This publication encloses basic articles on exploiting software that were published in our magazine this and last year. The articles address various […]
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Dear Readers, I would like to introduce a new issue of The Best of Hakin9. This compendium is a huge load of knowledge on Hacking Wi-Fi. It is the guidebook for those who would like to know the basics, and dive into deep waters of Wi-Fi hacking techniques. The main part is focused on the […]
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Full version of the issue with 29 complete articles can be found here HACKING WIRELESS NETWORKS Hacking Wireless in 2013 By Terrance Stachowski, CISSP, L|PT This article is a simple how-to guide for hacking wireless networks using BackTrack 5 R3, or Kali – Linux Penetration Testing Distributions offered by Offensive Security. The information provided in […]
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Dear Readers, I am happy to present you with this very first issue of our new project – Hakin9 Starter Kit. This issue will address various topics connected with IT Security. Although the line is mainly devoted to those of you who would like to start they journey with hacking, we strongly believe that each […]
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Two security researchers have identified an XSS in Google Code. Proof Of Concept: Just go to http://code.google.com/apis/ajax/playground/ and then click on edit HTML after that remove all the codes and type this script : “<img src=”<img src=search”/onerror=alert(“XSS”)//”>” and click on DEBUG CODE, and then first it will show you “Sample must have <head> element” click […]
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Advanced SystemCare 5: IObit Debuts The New Release Of Its Flagship Software Suite. Advanced SystemCare is one of the most downloaded Windows utility programs; version 5 of the software sees new functionality and features, making it one of the most comprehensive PC maintenance and optimization suites available today. SAN FRANCISCO15th November 2011–The number of PC […]
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A German company called Gamme International has reported that remote monitoring software designed to exploit a vulnerability in Apple iTunes can indeed infect a PC system. FinFisher spyware software uses a vulnerability in the iTunes update system to install itself on the target PC system. The exploit relies on the fact that Apple Software Updater […]
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Google already offers HTTPS as default for Gmail and encrypted search. Google has now moved on and is now enabling “forward secrecy” by default. Forward secrecy (or PFS) ensures that a session key cannot be compromised if a long term private key is compromised in the future. What this means is, forward secrecy doesn’t allow […]
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