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Comments · 6

  1. CPE are horrible by jaredmauch · · Score: 1 · on D-Link Routers Vulnerable To DNS Hijacking

    I've been working on various aspects of the CPE equation for almost 2 years now as part of the various OpenResolverProject, OpenNTPProject, and other related aspects. Most CPE can't even do DNS correctly, let alone securely.

    Take Netgear for example, they can't even process RFC1035 4.2.2 correctly to say a client should support DNS over TCP (it's not just for zone transfers), but instead of just not responding, or sending back some error that allows the DNS client to try the next resolver it has, you get it sending REFUSED: https://www.cloudshark.org/cap...

    These devices are unmaintained outside of the few who actually upgrade them, and it's most likely still got default passwords on it causing all sorts of other possible pain and xss abuse/malware concerns. This is only going to get worse as more things have an IP address and communicate with the rest of the world.

  2. The offending packet by cloudshark · · Score: 1 · on Intel Gigabit NIC Packet of Death

    We posted the offending packet on CloudShark, with links to all of Kristian's articles. Check it out here: http://appliance.cloudshark.org/news/cloudshark-in-the-wild/intel-packet-of-death-capture/

  3. Follow up - Github MITM attack this weekend? by cloudshark · · Score: 1 · on Github Kills Search After Hundreds of Private Keys Exposed

    We've been looking for a Slashdot article about this, but over the weekend there was an apparent MITM attack on Github, from China. Someone posted it to our online packet capture viewer tool and it has been exploding every since: http://www.cloudshark.org/captures/cbdd11b20a5c Has anyone seen an article about this yet?

  4. a new way of programming by digitalsushi · · Score: 2, Interesting · on The State of iPad Satisfaction

    Where I work, we were really upset there was no way to use wireshark on the ipad. So we made cloudshark, and I bet a lot of other people are doing identical things -- the beauty of jQuery and other APIs like that is that you can replace 90% of a regular desktop app with a simple web page. There are probably tons of other examples of this sort of thing. There's all sorts of CSS hooks for ipad to accomplish the new modes of use, scolling, double fingers, et cetera. It's frankly very fun.

  5. well its not online yet by digitalsushi · · Score: 1 · on ICANN Approves .xxx Suffix For Porn Websites

    just ran a quick dig in the terminal on my mac... captured the results with wireshark and put the evidence on cloudshark.org:

    .com working

    .xxx not working

  6. well its not online yet by digitalsushi · · Score: 1 · on ICANN Approves .xxx Suffix For Porn Websites

    just ran a quick dig in the terminal on my mac... captured the results with wireshark and put the evidence on cloudshark.org:

    .com working

    .xxx not working