Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
- This looks very interesting.
IEEE 1667: One standard worth watching | Security - CNET News - Interesting, but two things. Have to have a cell card installed and working for the service to work and what about spoofed cell number. Just saying.
Lenovo service disables laptops with text message - Network World - This looks like it will be fun to play with. Of course, only for the learning experience.
Browser Rider - A hacking framework for browser exploitation - Another paper from ENISA.
ENISA launches Position Paper on mobile eID security issues | Security4all - Dedicated to digital security, enterprise 2.0 and presentation skills - Some nastiness that preys on Mac OS X. Not anything new, but worth noting.
New OS X Malcode: Not Just a DNSChanger | Security to the Core | Arbor Networks Security - Bruce gave a keynote at RSA Europe 2008. The idea presented in this article was also shared there. Interesting stuff.
Schneier on Security: The Future of Ephemeral Conversation - ENISA has a new paper out.
ENISA's New Paper: "Inside the matrix: Privacy & data protection challenges". | Security4all - Dedicated to digital security, enterprise 2.0 and presentation skills - Looks like Google plugged the filter problem.
Google Fixes Gmail Cross-site Request Forgery Vulnerability - Netcraft - CG has another nice write-up on using Metasploit. This time he shows us how to use WMAP.
Carnal0wnage Blog - Part 4 of CG's how to beat up Oracle with Metasploit.
Carnal0wnage Blog: Oracle Pwnage with the Metasploit Oracle Modules Part 4 - Part 5 of CG's series on beating up Oracle.
Carnal0wnage Blog: Oracle Pwnage Part 5 -- Password Cracking with JTR
That's it for today. Have fun!
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Kevin
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