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HITB 2004 Photos & Syscan04 Photos.

HITB 2004 Photos & Syscan04 Photos.

After reading the review of Dan Farmer and Wietse's Forensic Discovery, you should hear about The Grugq who got fired from @stake after writing a Phrack Article in which he exposed numerous flaws in The Coroner's Toolkit by Dan & Wietse. Before you read this book, check out the video (bittorrent) of The Grugq on The Art of Defiling and see how to defeat "industry grade" forensic tools and techniques . You can also meet him at a hacker convention near you (in March at BCS2005 in Jakarta, in April at Black Hat in S'pore and Amsterdam and at HITB2005 Bahrain.

After reading the review of Dan Farmer and Wietse's Forensic Discovery, you should hear about The Grugq who got fired from @stake after writing a Phrack Article in which he exposed numerous flaws in The Coroner's Toolkit by Dan & Wietse. Before you read this book, check out the video (bittorrent) of The Grugq on The Art of Defiling and see how to defeat "industry grade" forensic tools and techniques . You can also meet him at a hacker convention near you (in March at BCS2005 in Jakarta, in April at Black Hat in S'pore and Amsterdam and at HITB2005 Bahrain.

Most of slashdot readers already know that there are a bunch of modified firmwares for the wrt54g such as this one. You should also be aware to realise that they are already backdoored/rootkit version (custom version of teso's adore of the wrt54g which will hide specific clients, processes, mac address and connections. It should also be noted that vulnerable linksys access point are trivial to detect using kismet (runs on linux, *bsd, zaurus, wrt54g) or kismac (runs on Mac OS X).

Most of slashdot readers already know that there are a bunch of modified firmwares for the wrt54g such as this one. You should also be aware to realise that they are already backdoored/rootkit version (custom version of teso's adore of the wrt54g which will hide specific clients, processes, mac address and connections. It should also be noted that vulnerable linksys access point are trivial to detect using kismet (runs on linux, *bsd, zaurus, wrt54g) or kismac (runs on Mac OS X).

Also under windows, SoftICE, is also an excellent debugger which lets you assemble in place and do many other neat things.

Under linux, people have been trying to make SoftICE look-a-like debugger, such as LinICE, etc. and gdb is quite a powerful tool and is scriptable.

The site which accidently looks a lot like slashdot, focuses on quality security news; no vuln reports people don't care about... all the latest news and white papers.

A cool white paper on utf-8 shellcodes was released on it too.

The site which accidently looks a lot like slashdot, focuses on quality security news; no vuln reports people don't care about... all the latest news and white papers.

A cool white paper on utf-8 shellcodes was released on it too.

The site which accidently looks a lot like slashdot, focuses on quality security news; no vuln reports people don't care about... all the latest news and white papers.

A cool white paper on utf-8 shellcodes was released on it too.

This seems to be quite similar to crows.

Crowds is an idea from Michael Reiter and Avi Rubin at AT&T. The basic idea is to become anonymous by joining a crowd, and to pass browsing requests to a random member of your crowd. In effect, every member of the crowd runs a proxy server for the benefit of the eveyone else. Read all about it at AT&T crowd central.
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the linux version can't be found anywhere in many countries.

They will just have to rely on stats from the master servers to guess how many linux users are playing.. So i bought the windows version, launch IDA and reversed it.

Get the 1.11 linux demo from loki and use my gdb batch !!!:)

i just set up a genome mailing list on HERT (we might rename it Human Emergency Response Team), so we can continue this discussion there and maybe find a way to do something. i can offer web space and cvs space and eventually i can buy 30 gig of hd if we need that too. and btw HERT is non profit.