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Uncategorized | Security Related
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Guy Mizrahi about Security and Technology. Archive for the ‘Uncategorized’. June 25, 2010. No Comments →. Couple of days ago, during a lesson (There is a course in Israel called CISO and I am one of the Instructors) I talked about IDS and IPS systems. For those of you who are not familiar with the systems:. IDS stands for Intrusion detection System and IPS stands for Intrusion Prevention System. As you can understand from the name of the devices, they are very close one to each other. Is this a problem?
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::: New Program :::: 16 sept. 2008
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New Program : :. Blended Threat: Attacking Windows Users using Safari’s and IE’s Vulnerabilities. Mardi 16 septembre 2008. Publié par : : New Program : :www.annasseh.co.cc: :. One year / One entry. Each of vulnerability is considered moderate/less. Severity, however, when using these vulnerabilities together the severity will become critical. The vulnerabilities I describe in this entry are Safari "Carpet Bomb". And Internet Explorer "DLL Load Hijack". Discovered by Netish Dhanjani. A brilliant security ...
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4 X Security Team: June 2008
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4 X Security Team. T2W - Trojan to Worm. Monday, June 30, 2008 by Mzer0. We have detected an application whose main function is to turn an executable file into a worm, giving it the capacity to spread itself. Even though it’s aim is to give a Trojan the spread capability of a worm, it works with any executable file. As you can see in the image below, Constructor/Wormer. The tool seems to have been created in Spain. You can switch the language of the tool to English, Spanish, Portuguese and Catalan...
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Social Media Security Podcast 37 – Special Guest Kevin Johnson (@Secureideas), Managing Your Digital Footprint – The Social Media Security Podcast
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The Social Media Security Podcast. Social Media Security Podcast 37 – Special Guest Kevin Johnson (@Secureideas), Managing Your Digital Footprint. On October 2nd, 2014 by Tom. This is the 37th episode of the Social Media Security Podcast sponsored by SecureState. And the Streetwise Security Zone. This episode was hosted by Tom Eston. And special guest Kevin Johnson. Recorded September 19th 2014. Below are the show notes, links to articles and news mentioned in the podcast:. If you have a question for our...
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Social Media Security Podcast 36 – Your Cats Metadata, Facebook Messenger, User Risk Awareness – The Social Media Security Podcast
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The Social Media Security Podcast. Social Media Security Podcast 36 – Your Cats Metadata, Facebook Messenger, User Risk Awareness. On August 26th, 2014 by Tom. This is the 36th episode of the Social Media Security Podcast sponsored by SecureState. And the Streetwise Security Zone. This episode was hosted by Tom Eston. Recorded August 20th 2014. Below are the show notes, links to articles and news mentioned in the podcast:. Widely Used Unstoppable Web Tracking Technology. About improving corporate security.
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Social Media Security Podcast 40 – ThreatExchange, Echosec, Facebook Scams – The Social Media Security Podcast
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The Social Media Security Podcast. Social Media Security Podcast 40 – ThreatExchange, Echosec, Facebook Scams. On March 16th, 2015 by Tom. This is the 40th episode of the Social Media Security Podcast sponsored by the Streetwise Security Zone. This episode was hosted by Tom Eston. Recorded February 25, 2015. Below are the show notes, links to articles and news mentioned in the podcast:. Facebook’s new ThreatExchange. Fitbit data used in a court case. Some new Facebook security tips and tricks. The Shared...
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How to Steal DreamHost accounts? | Security Related
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Guy Mizrahi about Security and Technology. How to Steal DreamHost accounts? June 14, 2008. I thought a lot before posting this, but in the name of full disclosures. This is the second time someone is trying to do that against my dreamhost account so I guess that it need to be public. It will work on any dreamhost costumer that logged in to his account (Note – you must use the logout button and then it will not work on your account 🙂 ). So – How? There will be 4 web pages to do 3 stages of attack:. Https...
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Hacking | Security Related
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Guy Mizrahi about Security and Technology. Archive for the ‘Hacking’. How to Steal DreamHost accounts? June 14, 2008. 6 Comments →. I thought a lot before posting this, but in the name of full disclosures. This is the second time someone is trying to do that against my dreamhost account so I guess that it need to be public. It will work on any dreamhost costumer that logged in to his account (Note – you must use the logout button and then it will not work on your account 🙂 ). So – How? As you can see, t...
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Security | Security Related
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Guy Mizrahi about Security and Technology. Archive for the ‘Security’. June 25, 2010. No Comments →. Couple of days ago, during a lesson (There is a course in Israel called CISO and I am one of the Instructors) I talked about IDS and IPS systems. For those of you who are not familiar with the systems:. IDS stands for Intrusion detection System and IPS stands for Intrusion Prevention System. As you can understand from the name of the devices, they are very close one to each other. Is this a problem? The m...
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