This document summarizes research into exploiting Google gadgets for malicious purposes. It describes how the researcher was able to build a basic botnet by taking advantage of vulnerabilities in how Google gadgets communicate and access browser data. They were able to perform man-in-the-middle attacks, harvest browser information, set up basic command and control, and create an anonymous browsing gadget. While not a full-fledged botnet, it demonstrated how Google gadgets meet some key requirements for being exploited in this way, like access to data and stealthy communication channels. The document recommends fixes like Google following standard web protocols and consumers blocking certain agents and cleaning browser histories.
La Unión Europea ha propuesto un nuevo paquete de sanciones contra Rusia que incluye un embargo al petróleo. El embargo prohibiría las importaciones de petróleo ruso por mar y limitaría las importaciones por oleoducto. Sin embargo, Hungría, Eslovaquia y la República Checa se oponen al embargo al petróleo, ya que dependen en gran medida de las importaciones rusas.
1) ARTS Railway Station TV is a communication medium that displays advertisements and information to passengers at major railway stations in Bangladesh, allowing brands to reach a large captive audience.
2) The screens provide entertainment to passengers while they wait for their trains, helping to make the time pass more pleasantly.
3) As passengers are required to wait at the station, the screens have a large guaranteed audience with no ability to change the channel, making it an effective advertising medium.
This document discusses techniques for attacking and reversing Java applications. It begins by introducing Java archive (JAR) files, which contain compiled Java classes and can be easily extracted. It then outlines some common difficulties in reversing Java applications, such as many classes and libraries, non-clean decompilation, and obfuscated code. The document presents methods for defeating Java application signing and modifying classes. It also introduces newer attack techniques using tools like Burp and JavaSnoop that target serialized objects without requiring reversing. In the end, it claims that both traditional reversing and newer attack methodologies can enable attacking Java applications.
This document discusses SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) and how it can be exploited due to misconfigurations. It begins with an overview of SNMP, including how it works and common vulnerabilities. It then focuses on exploiting SNMP on Cisco appliances, describing how community strings can be brute forced to gain privileged access. The document introduces Frisk-0, a tool that automates brute forcing community strings and downloading device configurations. It concludes with recommendations around securing SNMP-enabled devices by changing defaults, using strong community strings, and implementing access control lists.
The document provides tips for testing the security of banking applications and frameworks. It suggests focusing on business logic flaws, such as manipulating functions to perform unintended tasks or bypass intended flows. Other tips include exploiting flaws in validation routines, manipulating currency values, and "outwitting" developers by finding ways to upload malicious files that may be executed by administrators. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities in these applications, as many offshore development teams and banks still have limited security knowledge.
1. ARTS Railway Station TV is a communication medium that displays advertisements and information to passengers at major railway stations in Bangladesh, allowing brands to reach a large captive audience.
2. The screens provide entertainment to passengers while they wait for their trains, helping to make the time pass more pleasantly.
3. Key advantages of this media include compulsory viewing by waiting passengers, an inability to change the channel to avoid ads, and the ability to display train information that passengers often check.
Anexo a demanda impugnacion laudo sunat comprimidoPaola Aliaga
La Unión Europea ha acordado un paquete de sanciones contra Rusia por su invasión de Ucrania. Las sanciones incluyen restricciones a las importaciones de productos rusos de alta tecnología y a las exportaciones de bienes de lujo a Rusia. Además, se congelarán los activos de varios oligarcas rusos y se prohibirá el acceso de los bancos rusos a los mercados financieros de la UE.
This document summarizes research into exploiting Google gadgets for malicious purposes. It describes how the researcher was able to build a basic botnet by taking advantage of vulnerabilities in how Google gadgets communicate and access browser data. They were able to perform man-in-the-middle attacks, harvest browser information, set up basic command and control, and create an anonymous browsing gadget. While not a full-fledged botnet, it demonstrated how Google gadgets meet some key requirements for being exploited in this way, like access to data and stealthy communication channels. The document recommends fixes like Google following standard web protocols and consumers blocking certain agents and cleaning browser histories.
La Unión Europea ha propuesto un nuevo paquete de sanciones contra Rusia que incluye un embargo al petróleo. El embargo prohibiría las importaciones de petróleo ruso por mar y limitaría las importaciones por oleoducto. Sin embargo, Hungría, Eslovaquia y la República Checa se oponen al embargo al petróleo, ya que dependen en gran medida de las importaciones rusas.
1) ARTS Railway Station TV is a communication medium that displays advertisements and information to passengers at major railway stations in Bangladesh, allowing brands to reach a large captive audience.
2) The screens provide entertainment to passengers while they wait for their trains, helping to make the time pass more pleasantly.
3) As passengers are required to wait at the station, the screens have a large guaranteed audience with no ability to change the channel, making it an effective advertising medium.
This document discusses techniques for attacking and reversing Java applications. It begins by introducing Java archive (JAR) files, which contain compiled Java classes and can be easily extracted. It then outlines some common difficulties in reversing Java applications, such as many classes and libraries, non-clean decompilation, and obfuscated code. The document presents methods for defeating Java application signing and modifying classes. It also introduces newer attack techniques using tools like Burp and JavaSnoop that target serialized objects without requiring reversing. In the end, it claims that both traditional reversing and newer attack methodologies can enable attacking Java applications.
This document discusses SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) and how it can be exploited due to misconfigurations. It begins with an overview of SNMP, including how it works and common vulnerabilities. It then focuses on exploiting SNMP on Cisco appliances, describing how community strings can be brute forced to gain privileged access. The document introduces Frisk-0, a tool that automates brute forcing community strings and downloading device configurations. It concludes with recommendations around securing SNMP-enabled devices by changing defaults, using strong community strings, and implementing access control lists.
The document provides tips for testing the security of banking applications and frameworks. It suggests focusing on business logic flaws, such as manipulating functions to perform unintended tasks or bypass intended flows. Other tips include exploiting flaws in validation routines, manipulating currency values, and "outwitting" developers by finding ways to upload malicious files that may be executed by administrators. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities in these applications, as many offshore development teams and banks still have limited security knowledge.
1. ARTS Railway Station TV is a communication medium that displays advertisements and information to passengers at major railway stations in Bangladesh, allowing brands to reach a large captive audience.
2. The screens provide entertainment to passengers while they wait for their trains, helping to make the time pass more pleasantly.
3. Key advantages of this media include compulsory viewing by waiting passengers, an inability to change the channel to avoid ads, and the ability to display train information that passengers often check.
Anexo a demanda impugnacion laudo sunat comprimidoPaola Aliaga
La Unión Europea ha acordado un paquete de sanciones contra Rusia por su invasión de Ucrania. Las sanciones incluyen restricciones a las importaciones de productos rusos de alta tecnología y a las exportaciones de bienes de lujo a Rusia. Además, se congelarán los activos de varios oligarcas rusos y se prohibirá el acceso de los bancos rusos a los mercados financieros de la UE.
This document provides an overview of DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions) by a sysadmin who works for an ISP and does a lot of DNS work. It discusses what DNSSEC is (DNS with public key cryptography to authenticate DNS responses), how it works (each zone has public/private keys and all resource records are signed), new resource records introduced by DNSSEC like DNSKEY, RRSIG, DS, and how the chain of trust is established to validate DNS responses by starting with a trust anchor and delegating trust through signed records.
This document introduces PowerShell and explains why hackers should learn it. PowerShell can be used for tasks like port scanning, brute forcing RDP/SQL, dumping password hashes, and quickly setting up backdoors. It comes preinstalled on many modern Windows systems and provides an unchecked environment for accessing and controlling the operating system through commands and scripting. The document demonstrates various hacking techniques that can be accomplished using PowerShell, such as poking the system, checking for open ports, and gaining complete control over servers after initial access.
This document appears to be a transcript of a talk given by Haroon Meer on October 17, 2010 about issues in the information security industry. Some of the main points discussed include that the infosec industry hides behind "fig leaves" and only fights battles they can kind of win, rather than taking on important problems. Meer argues that people in infosec think they can't write secure code, but some have shown this is possible. He calls for people to work on problems that really matter and produce more original research, rather than just consuming others' work.
The document discusses Jurgens van der Merwe, a junior analyst at SensePost whose interests include information security, innovative technologies, music, and skateboarding. It then provides an overview of the Selenium browser automation framework, which allows testing of web applications through programmatically controlling browsers. It can automate workflows, extract data from pages, and more. The document discusses some examples of what can be done with Selenium and also addresses some challenges like latency.
The document discusses several ideas for automated social engineering and Internet scanning techniques, some of which may pose legal or ethical issues. It describes methods like injecting messages into email threads to trick recipients, using personal details gathered from online surveys to test password strength, and performing port scans, traceroutes, and reverse lookups across all IP addresses on the Internet to identify vulnerabilities. One idea involves storing secret messages in the latency of network pipes like satellite links. The document also briefly mentions some work Andrew actually did with natural language processing, Facebook data, and developing tools for a cybersecurity software program.
Paola Aliaga es una contadora pública con más de 17 años de experiencia en la SUNAT. Es una líder sindical que ha representado a trabajadores en varias organizaciones. Tiene especializaciones en fiscalidad internacional y auditoría tributaria. Ha participado en foros de diálogo social y defensa de derechos laborales. Actualmente es dirigente sindical en ejercicio en SUNAT y coordina enlaces con el Consejo de Alto Nivel Anticorrupción.
1. Conficker, also known as Downup and Downadup, is a computer worm discovered in November 2008 that spread via Windows security vulnerabilities. It infected millions of computers worldwide at its peak.
2. The outbreak began slowly in late 2008 and accelerated in early 2009, as variants Conficker A, B, and C incorporated techniques like domain generation algorithms and peer-to-peer networking to spread. Estimates put global infections between 3-12 million machines by early 2009.
3. Responses included Microsoft forming a "Conficker Cabal" in February 2009 to mitigate the threat, and variants like Conficker C beginning to use 50,000 domain names and peer-to-peer networks to coordinate infected
This document provides an overview of data loss prevention (DLP) systems. It defines DLP and describes how it can identify, monitor, and protect data in use, in motion, and at rest. It discusses typical DLP implementations for networks and endpoints/storage and how policies are defined. Common criticisms of DLP are outlined as well as the value it can provide by focusing on data security and improving communication between security and business teams. Lessons learned emphasize the importance of people, process, and technology in DLP deployments.
This document describes a school management system project that aims to ease the academic and management processes for educational institutions. The system allows students to choose from available courses, view course details, and apply for courses online. It includes modules for administration, student registration, attendance tracking, counseling, and updating student information. The project uses technologies like HTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, and frameworks like Bootstrap. It is intended to benefit schools, universities, students, and parents by facilitating online admission applications and student counseling management.
This document provides an overview of DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions) by a sysadmin who works for an ISP and does a lot of DNS work. It discusses what DNSSEC is (DNS with public key cryptography to authenticate DNS responses), how it works (each zone has public/private keys and all resource records are signed), new resource records introduced by DNSSEC like DNSKEY, RRSIG, DS, and how the chain of trust is established to validate DNS responses by starting with a trust anchor and delegating trust through signed records.
This document introduces PowerShell and explains why hackers should learn it. PowerShell can be used for tasks like port scanning, brute forcing RDP/SQL, dumping password hashes, and quickly setting up backdoors. It comes preinstalled on many modern Windows systems and provides an unchecked environment for accessing and controlling the operating system through commands and scripting. The document demonstrates various hacking techniques that can be accomplished using PowerShell, such as poking the system, checking for open ports, and gaining complete control over servers after initial access.
This document appears to be a transcript of a talk given by Haroon Meer on October 17, 2010 about issues in the information security industry. Some of the main points discussed include that the infosec industry hides behind "fig leaves" and only fights battles they can kind of win, rather than taking on important problems. Meer argues that people in infosec think they can't write secure code, but some have shown this is possible. He calls for people to work on problems that really matter and produce more original research, rather than just consuming others' work.
The document discusses Jurgens van der Merwe, a junior analyst at SensePost whose interests include information security, innovative technologies, music, and skateboarding. It then provides an overview of the Selenium browser automation framework, which allows testing of web applications through programmatically controlling browsers. It can automate workflows, extract data from pages, and more. The document discusses some examples of what can be done with Selenium and also addresses some challenges like latency.
The document discusses several ideas for automated social engineering and Internet scanning techniques, some of which may pose legal or ethical issues. It describes methods like injecting messages into email threads to trick recipients, using personal details gathered from online surveys to test password strength, and performing port scans, traceroutes, and reverse lookups across all IP addresses on the Internet to identify vulnerabilities. One idea involves storing secret messages in the latency of network pipes like satellite links. The document also briefly mentions some work Andrew actually did with natural language processing, Facebook data, and developing tools for a cybersecurity software program.
Paola Aliaga es una contadora pública con más de 17 años de experiencia en la SUNAT. Es una líder sindical que ha representado a trabajadores en varias organizaciones. Tiene especializaciones en fiscalidad internacional y auditoría tributaria. Ha participado en foros de diálogo social y defensa de derechos laborales. Actualmente es dirigente sindical en ejercicio en SUNAT y coordina enlaces con el Consejo de Alto Nivel Anticorrupción.
1. Conficker, also known as Downup and Downadup, is a computer worm discovered in November 2008 that spread via Windows security vulnerabilities. It infected millions of computers worldwide at its peak.
2. The outbreak began slowly in late 2008 and accelerated in early 2009, as variants Conficker A, B, and C incorporated techniques like domain generation algorithms and peer-to-peer networking to spread. Estimates put global infections between 3-12 million machines by early 2009.
3. Responses included Microsoft forming a "Conficker Cabal" in February 2009 to mitigate the threat, and variants like Conficker C beginning to use 50,000 domain names and peer-to-peer networks to coordinate infected
This document provides an overview of data loss prevention (DLP) systems. It defines DLP and describes how it can identify, monitor, and protect data in use, in motion, and at rest. It discusses typical DLP implementations for networks and endpoints/storage and how policies are defined. Common criticisms of DLP are outlined as well as the value it can provide by focusing on data security and improving communication between security and business teams. Lessons learned emphasize the importance of people, process, and technology in DLP deployments.
This document describes a school management system project that aims to ease the academic and management processes for educational institutions. The system allows students to choose from available courses, view course details, and apply for courses online. It includes modules for administration, student registration, attendance tracking, counseling, and updating student information. The project uses technologies like HTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, and frameworks like Bootstrap. It is intended to benefit schools, universities, students, and parents by facilitating online admission applications and student counseling management.
3. The iPhone Jailbreak
Why?
* 3rd party apps (Cydia)
* full access to filesystem (r00t access)
* 3G tethering
* change default behaviour of system software
4. The iPhone Jailbreak
How?
* download an application, for your OS version
* use http://www.JailbreakMe.com (PDF exploit)
10. iPhone and WiFi
WiFiFoFum
* free (in Cydia)
* no encryption methods on home screen :(
* displays community-contributed (public) APs
11. iPhone and WiFi
WiFiFoFum
* free (in Cydia)
* no encryption methods on home screen :(
* displays community-contributed (public) APs
* radar to display locations of APs
12. iPhone and WiFi
WiFiFoFum
* free (in Cydia)
* no encryption methods on home screen :(
* displays community-contributed (public) APs
* radar to display locations of APs
20. Man-in-the-Middle attacks
* easily scriptable
* awk+sed+grep = cookies
* inject into mobile Safari
* easily scriptable
* awk+sed+grep = cookies
* inject into mobile Safari
Pirni + bash
21. Packet Capturing
* easily scriptable
* awk+sed+grep = cookies
* inject into mobile Safari
* Profit!
Pirni + bash
33. Other l33t stuff
TV Out
* free (in Cydia)
* lets you connect your iPhone to a TV
* works with un-official TV Out cables
* multiple output modes / controls (eg: size)
35. Other l33t stuff
MyWi
* costs $19.99 (in Cydia)
* create an Access Point, sharing 3G (wifi/usb)
* transmit power settings (saves battery / security)
* bypass service provider fees
36. Other l33t stuff
Fake location
* free (in Cydia)
* fakes your location in selected apps
* choose your location on a map
37. Other l33t stuff
Fake location
* free (in Cydia)
* fakes your location in selected apps
* choose your location on a map
* steal Foursquare mayorships ;)
* social engineering (Twitter / Facebook Places)