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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Forensics / Re: Google History
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on: March 31, 2008, 08:00:20 AM
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go to the following path:
C:\Documents and Settings\<UserName>\Local Settings\History
and search there for the "pretty obscene and disgusting things" and you'll find them and there Date.
If they were already deleted try to use a program (EnCase for instance) to see what has been deleted lately.
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Resources / News from the Outside World / Vista falls in Pwn2Own contests final day to a flaw in Adobe Flash
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on: March 29, 2008, 01:38:27 PM
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Vista falls in Pwn2Own contests final day to a flaw in Adobe Flash by Nathan McFeters http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/On the final day of the Pwn2Own contest, the Vista machine has fallen to a group of hackers including Shane Macaulay from Security Objectives, Derek Callaway (also from Security Objectives) and Alexander Sotirov (see JavaScript Heap Feng Shui). From the ZDI site: 7:30pm PST Update - Vista Laptop was Won!: Congratulations to Shane Macaulay from Security Objectives - he has just won the Fujitsu U810 laptop running Vista Ultimate SP1 after it was installed with the latest version of Adobe Flash. Not only is he the official winner of the Fujitsu laptop, but also $5,000 from us. Shane received some assistance from his friends Derek Callaway (also from Security Objectives) and Alexander Sotirov. If you’ll also remember, Shane Macaulay was Dino Dai Zovi’s on-site team member at last year’s PWN to OWN event in which they ultimately took the top prize. The new Adobe Flash 0day vulnerability that Shane exploited has been acquired by the Zero Day Initiative, and has been responsibly disclosed to Adobe who is now working on the issue. Until Adobe releases a patch for this issue, neither we nor the contestants will be giving out any additional information about the vulnerability. You will be able to track the vulnerability on the Zero Day Initiative upcoming advisories page. Congrats to all of the winners! -Nate The Source: http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=988Can anyone who attended CanSecWest this year or last tell Us more about... |
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Resources / News from the Outside World / Gone in 2 minutes: Mac gets hacked first in contest
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on: March 28, 2008, 04:04:56 AM
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By Robert McMillan
IDG News Service
March 27, 2008
It may be the quickest $10,000 Charlie Miller ever earned.
He took the first of three laptop computers -- and a $10,000 cash prize
-- Thursday after breaking into a MacBook Air at the CanSecWest security
conference's PWN 2 OWN hacking contest.
Show organizers offered a Sony Vaio, Fujitsu U810, and the MacBook as
prizes, saying that they could be won by anybody at the show who could
find a way to hack into each of them and read the contents of a file on
the system using a previously undisclosed "0day" attack.
Nobody was able to hack into the systems on the first day of the contest
when contestants were only allowed to attack the computers over the
network, but on Thursday, the rules were relaxed so that attackers could
direct contest organizers using the computers to do things like visit
Web sites or open e-mail messages.
Miller, best known as one of the researchers who first hacked Apple's
iPhone last year, didn't take much time. Within 2 minutes, he directed
the contest's organizers to visit a Web site that contained his exploit
code, which then allowed him to seize control of the computer, as about
20 onlookers cheered him on.
He was the first contestant to attempt an attack on any of the systems.
Miller was quickly given a nondisclosure agreement to sign, and he's not
allowed to discuss particulars of his bug until the contest's sponsor,
TippingPoint, can notify the vendor.
Contest rules state that Miller could only take advantage of software
that was preinstalled on the Mac, so the flaw he exploited must have
been accessible by, or possibly inside, Apple's Safari browser.
Last year's contest winner, Dino Dai Zovi, exploited a vulnerability in
QuickTime to take home the prize.
Dai Zovi, who congratulated Miller after his hack, didn't participate in
this year's contest, saying it was time for someone else to win.
The Source: http://www.infoworld.com/article/08/03/27/Gone-in-2-minutes-Mac-gets-hacked-first-in-contest_1.html |
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Resources / News from the Outside World / White House picks tech entrepreneur for security post
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on: March 21, 2008, 04:03:13 AM
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A Silicon Valley entrepreneur has been chosen to run the new National
Cyber Security Center, an agency charged with coordinating efforts to
protect the federal government's computer networks from cyberattacks,
according to published reports.
Rod Beckstrm, 47, is expected to be appointed to the post Thursday and
report directly to Michael Chertoff, the secretary of the Department of
Homeland Security, according to reports in The Wall Street Journal and
The Washington Post. The secretive center was created by a national
security directive signed by President Bush in January. The Source: http://www.news.com/8301-10784_3-9899047-7.html |
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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / CEH - Certified Ethical Hacker / Re: Ethical Hacking manuals
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on: March 20, 2008, 09:29:36 AM
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Do you mean the CEH Slides ?
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Search for them on the net you'll find them.
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