Well, of course you know that actually all the different spam is organized and “centralized” in a few locations, addresses, nicks or websites, almost the 80% of the spam can be resumed in no more than 200 Aliases or webs as I told before. That’s is what ROSKO does.
In the ROSKO FAQ you can find [...]
Good girls go to heaven, Spammers go to ROSKO
Black Hat 2007 Japan
Closing soon.
BLACK HAT 2007
BT Home hub/Speedtouch 7G vulnerability
High Critical vulnerability has been discovered in this multifunctional device, quite popular all around the UK.
The problem:
The router can be totally owned remotely (Full Admin control).
Requirements:
The “victim” has to visit a malicious site. That’s it, no more no less, this could be easily done with a bit of Social engineering.
How:
Using an exploit to enable a [...]
Adobe vulnerability in versions 8.1 or earlier.
I know this is not brand new, but again all points to Microsoft fault, I mean it’s not only Adobe’s fault, at least this last one published a workaround to avoid the problem, you can find it here.
Surprisingly this bug doesn’t affect to Vista machines which is a point for Microsoft and for Vista too [...]
Security Genome
I have to thank Mark Curphey for let me link this great article called Security Genome.
It was mented again in the Daily Dave Mailing list.
Congratulations Mark, great article.
Here it is the link.
Seven on Tuesday
Microsoft will release seven security bulletins on the 9th of October (This Tuesday).
Five of them are for windows, one for office and the last one, I think is between both of them.
More details here.
Norton Marketing?
Have we to do this things to sell an Antivirus?
I knew the people didn’t realize having an antivirus it’s a good idea to protect their “security” but I didn’t know we have to go so far to sell it.
See and cry.
Attack to CISCO
Special thanks to net-security.org
