Hey! I am from Brisbane Australia...

It looks interesting but I question the value in the real world....

It's up... $2.99 us....

Count down on the Downloads page....

http://www.rebootfilm.com/downloads

It's not just Hakin9 that has an issue with other peoples work....

The Hacker News does the same thing. They seem to publish articles that have been just copied from other sites...

This story about a new Linux Rootkit (http://thehackernews.com/search/label/Rootkit.Linux.Snakso.a) seems to be a LOT like this story (http://www.tomshardware.com/news/rootkit-malware-security-software,19271.html).

This story about Shylock malware (http://thehackernews.com/2012/12/shylock-malware-undetectable-virus.html) looks just like this one on Trusteer.com (http://www.trusteer.com/blog/evading-malware-researchers-shylock%E2%80%99s-new-trick)

It's fine to use other peoples work but if you do make sure you give them credit! And if you are going to ask others to write content for you read it BEFORE you publish!

I agree with Esojzuir, it was such a great mag when it was on paper but it’s just rubbish now! From what I have found from reading the free articles they publish most of the info can be found on the web for free…

Save your money, get a book, do a course…

"Due to an administrative oversight, these photographs were not properly cleared at RAF Valley and the images showed unclassified MoD user names, passwords and computer screens on a restricted system."

What were they written down on a post-it note stuck to the screen!!!




http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/lifestyle/celebrity/security-fears-over-photos-of-william-at-work-20121121-29ooo.html

Don't forget Dropbears! Those guys are all over the place!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drop_bear

This is the first Australian "looking to hire" I think I have ever seen. Nice one 

Sounds like someone is trying to get his homework done by others... lol

Wish we had one of these in Australia 

There has been a lot of talk in the US and Australia about Huawei and if they should be allowed to bid for or supply hardware for project that could be classified as “national infrastructure”.

Huawei have refuted the claims of both governments that the PLA have too much control of the company and may use it as a tool to infiltrate government networks.

To prove that there hardware / software in not a threat they have offered to allow governments to inspect the code that runs on there hardware.

This article is interesting as it points out that even if you find no backdoor in the software when you find a bug and call the Huawei service team you are opening the front door and allowing them full access to your company!

This doesn’t only go for Huawei, maybe we should all be a little worried about who it is we allow in our data centers! Can you trust IBM / DELL / HP fully?

I’m not saying that any of the companies listed above are evil, all I am saying is that we should keep this in mind when selecting vendors or partners.

http://etherealmind.com/the-huawei-security-problem-isnt-the-hardware-its-engineers-fixing-the-bugs/

This reads a little like an article from Hakin9 

Welcome... I was much the same, sat in the back of the room not speaking...

Enjoy the forum.

A

I think before anyone has anything else to say we need to let Thomas get back on his feet.