Hello again,
I have seen this video around and I think is quite impresive. I know there are many more but I consider this one, one of my favorites.
Here you are the link for a Google Data Center.
Wireshark solving problems
For those who made of Wireshark an essential work tool, like me, maybe it could be interesting to know that a new version (1.0.7) has been released.
The new version fixes some vulnerabilities and some bugs, click here for more detail about it.
It can be downloaded from the Official website.
Black Hat webinars
Searching in the Insecure.org Distribution Lists I found some interesting links to the Japan Black Hat webinars.
There are some documents from people that sound quite much this year as Dan kaminsky (DNS issue that affected the whole protocol).
Here you are the link:
https://www.blackhat.com/html/bh-japan-08/brief-bh-jp-08-archives.html
Enjoy it!
Sun images in a video mix
Reading Microsiervos I have found an interesting video made with different images of the sun. It is worth to see.
Hope you enjoy it.
Mac security
Well this time is the turn of Apple, not only Microsoft has vulnerabilities. To get your Mac hardened I will recommend to read this document:
Via Apple.com
Internet Neutrality, Vinton Gray Cerf
It has been a while since the last post, I know. Thanks for understanding.
For starters, here you are a short talk (about 15 min) about Internet neutrality and how Vinton Gray Cerf see the future of the network. This is part of the conference Vinton gave in Spain last May.
Incredible Robot 4×4
Via ALT1040
One malware to rule them all…
“…because I know how easy it is to create malware to bypass them all.”
- Joanna Rutkowska talking about commercial security solutions.
Hacking Barcodes in the 24c3
I have fond an interesting video, specially for german people about barcodes, it is from The 24th Chaos Communication Congress (24c3) and I think it is worthy to see it.
Hope you like it.
Found via Hack-a-day
ClubHack 2007 Presentations
Reading today some feeds I found the Clubhack 2007 presentation online.
I have taken a quick look to this and there are some interesting topics as:
- Vulnerabilities in VoIP Products and Services.
- Hacking Web 2.0 Art and Science of Vulnerability Detection.
- Backdoor 2.0: Hacking one’s Firefox to steal his web secrets.
- Analysis of Adversarial Code: The Role of Malware Kits!
- Subtle Security flaws: Why you must follow the basic principles of software security.
and much more.
You can find it here. Also you can find some photographs of the event here.
