Hi Readers!! Recently I have started writing for Info-sec institute. Here goes my first about security in the cloud!! 2011 ended with the popularization of an idea: Bringing VMs (virtual machines) onto the cloud. Recent years have seen great advancements in both cloud computing and virtualization On one hand there is the ability to pool… Read More »
Greetings! Not long time ago that we saw a Russian hacker post 6.5 million Linked-In password hashes on a Russian hacker forum. After observing the disclosure of the hack, one thing highlighted is that LinkedIn stored passwords using SHA-1 encryption that comes with SSL and TLS protocols. Using hashes to store passwords – Is it… Read More »
Hey guys, This is an article for WI-fi Pen testers. The must have tools in your arsenal are covered in the form of a photo story on Search-security.IN by me. Image Courtesy: www.clker.com You can read the story here: http://searchsecurity.techtarget.in/photostory/2240146791/10-Wi-Fi-security-tools-for-your-arsenal/1/10-Wi-Fi-security-tools-for-your-arsenal Cheers 🙂 3ps!10nLaMbDa
This was my paper that I presented at Defcon chennai meet held on jan 29, 2012. I hope you people like it. This covers the art of fuzzing, SPIKE and also, the metasploit framework. I have also covered how to code your own exploits into the metasploit framework in this paper. You can view the… Read More »
Hi all, Yet another bug found, in the silverstripe CMS. 🙂 DISCLAIMER: The publisher is in no way responsible if the information is used for any malicious intent. silverstripe CMS persisten XSS vulnerabilties vendor: http://demo.silverstripe.org Author: Karthik R (3psil0nLambDa) Email: Karthik.cupid@gmail.com My blog: epsilonlambda.wordpress.com Google dork: Powered by the SilverStripe Open Source CMS * Persistent… Read More »
Hi all, A follow up to my previous guide (Quick and dirty Wireshark tutorial), this advanced Wireshark tutorial will help you delve into Wireshark’s more advanced features. While the first section of this Wireshark tutorial explains how to analyze packets and get the time on a router whose IP address series is known, the second… Read More »
Malicious software – or malware, as it is more popularly known — has a long history, and continues to evolve in terms of sophistication and stealth. Over the past two decades, replication and spreading mechanisms used in malware have advanced considerably, as have techniques used to prevent analysis and detection. Such techniques include anti-debugging, encryption,… Read More »
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