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Archive for November, 2007


25
Nov

Firefox Asterisk Revealer for Stored Passwords

This is, by far, the best snippet of javascript code I’ve seen in action, EVER !!!
I usually choose the “Remember” option for logins in Firefox because I just can’t remember them all and I rarely make backups, so today I needed to use an uncapped account, but the password was wrong.
Found the solution as lame, […]


20
Nov

Eight tips for jolly and worry-free online shopping

Eight tips for jolly and worry-free online shopping:
1. Know the online merchant. It is always best to know the reputation of the companies you choose to do business with. If you are not familiar with the online retailer, be sure to check the Web site for contact details, including a physical […]


19
Nov

Hack Of The Year ?

In August, Swedish hacker Dan Egerstad infiltrated a global communications network used by scores of embassies over the world, using tools freely available on the internet.
He gained access to sensitive embassy, NGO and corporate email accounts. Were they captured from the clutches of hackers? Or were they being used by spies?
He set up TOR nodes […]


10
Nov

3 Programs Hackers Use For Backdoor Attacks

Very handy uninstall and removal information for these lethal backdoor programs. It also includes download links for those who want to test their own network security.
Good info, but I think the programs mentioned (BO, NetBus and SubSeven) are way too old, compared to newer hacker tools in use today. Going to basic like this is […]


04
Nov

Punishing Innocent Downloaders Violates Free Speech, Professor Argues

“Internet users face a sort of “copytrap” when they encounter a Web site that falsely represents the downloading as legal. With no way to know whether a Web site’s representation is true, a downloader is likely to be deceived and thus face harsh penalties under the law.”
In the article they state that downloading is the […]


01
Nov

Visa says, “Merchants Comply or Else!”

Visa made a pretty significant announcement today. Here is some context for what they are trying to address. Over the past few years, Point of sale (POS) systems used by retailers and restaurants have been a gold mine for criminals stealing credit card. This has been the case because certain POS systems have been designed […]

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