Archive for the 'security' Category

Russix Wireless Auditing

Posted in hacking, security, wifi on December 20th, 2007 by graystatic

According to the site “Russix is a Slax based Wireless Live Linux.” It can be used for wardriving or other wireless auditing tasks like that. It’s not very big at only about 230mb. For now at least, it only supports the Etheros chipset. It’s a focused, light solution for a wireless […]

Sensitive Data Lost by UK Tax Agency

Posted in privacy, security on November 21st, 2007 by graystatic

The UK HM Revenue & Customs agency admitted to having possibly leaked 25 million people’s financial data.  The head of the agency resigned, taking responsiblity for the loss the personal data.  Read more at SecurityFocus.

Site Vulnerabilities

Posted in Tech, security on July 6th, 2007 by graystatic

According to WhiteHat Security’s regular scans eight in ten high traffic web sites are vulnerable to attack.  These vulnerabilities include security holes that would allow attackers to steal data and create phising sites along with several other attacks.
  Read more here.

Google’s Online Security Blog

Posted in Blogs, Tech, security on June 13th, 2007 by graystatic

With their first four blog postings about malware, virtualazation, and phising attacks Google Online Security Blog seems to off to a good start.

Cross-Site Scripting

Posted in Tech, security on June 12th, 2007 by graystatic

With all the buzz about web 2.0 and the growing open source community the importance of security is sometimes forgotten. When you want something cool and snazzy for your site and you find a open source solution, it’s easy to install the app on your site and forget about it. When the app, tool, forum, […]


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