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. – [...]
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: [...]
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 [...]
Attack to CISCO
Special thanks to net-security.org
Are you thinking in sharing your wifi?
Please before doing it please be aware of the risks you are taking. There is a very good article about it. A simple risk analysis Take a look. If you are on the other side… Tools More tools Hope you enjoy it!!
“iPods, What You Don’t Secure Could Hurt You”
I read before about this kind of “in-security”, and many test about physical security but I found this article and I thought maybe someone interested in this kind of security should know, the whitepaper only shows in paper what most of us know yet. For me there are some facts about users in IT World: [...]
Another XSS vulnerability
This time the vulnerability comes through Google’s hands, yes, The Google Appliance has a vulnerability that allows to steal cookies, sessions, etc, the appliance is affected by everything you can do running a browser script, which is not very good for Google and for many organizations that use this device, for example the British MI-5, MI-6, and so on. [...]
Hooked on a feeling!
Matousec have found a number of vulnerabilities in implementations of SSDT (System Service Descriptor Table) hooks in many different products. It’s incredible that proffesional developers of products based on Windows didn’t read the Common Driver Reliability Issues paper published/updated by Microsoft on May 5, 2003. Then we all will be surprised when a rootkit based on this bad not [...]
