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CosmoQuest SQL Injection
========================================== CosmoQuest bypass login page Vulnerability ========================================== InformatioN Title : CosmoQuest bypass login page Vulnerability Author : Net.Edit0r Vendor or Software Link : http://www.cosmoquest.info/ Email : [email protected]...
CosmoQuest - Authentication Bypass
CosmoQuest - Authentication Bypass ========================================== CosmoQuest bypass login page Vulnerability ========================================== InformatioN Title : CosmoQuest bypass login page Vulnerability Author : Net.Edit0r Vendor or Software Link :...
Cover Vision SQL Injection Vulnerability
Exploit for php platform in category web applications + Exploit Title : Cover Vision Sql Injection Vulnerability + Author : Egyptian.H4x0rz + Contact : SpYatHotmail.Com + Date : 13-03-2011 + Software Link: http://unikscripts.com/yaxalproducts.php?display=product&id=66 + category: Web Apps SQli +...
Week in Security: Stuxnet Revelations and Black Hat Happenings
Stuxnet chat saturated the news this week after the New York Times got the cyber security echo chamber going with a story delving into the mysterious worm. But Stuxnet was hardly the only news this week, which also saw new research from the Black Hat Briefings conference in Washington D.C. and...
Mobile Attacks Reign at Black Hat DC
ARLINGTON, VA–A number of researchers showed off interesting new attack techniques at the Black Hat DC conference this week, including one that enables an attacker to execute malicious code on handsets over the air. Perhaps the most interesting technique discussed at the show was a novel attack...
Be Aware Hacker - Honeypots now in India trap to lure hackers !
Decoys have been present in each and every culture, to capture the unknown as well as the known defaulters. The honey, which was used in turning the heads of bears that we used to find in jungles, well the same honey, but in a revisited version is being implemented and used here and has already...
Former Hacker Li Jun Donates to Panda Research Center
In 2006, Li Jun, a Chinese man, was jailed for creating the ‘Fujacks’ worm. Recently, he appears to be attempting to rehabilitate his public image by making a donation to a panda research center in China. Li Jun was arrested in February 2007 and charged with writing and selling the "Panda Burning...
Peace deal between Indian Cyber Army and Pakistan Cyber Army !
Peace deal between Indian Cyber Army and Pakistan Cyber Army C00lt04d ICA has given a Statement : Hello all... C00lt04d here i think everyone know what's happening out there we here were Defacing Pakistani sites.. and on that side Pakistanis were hacking ours... This has gone too far that both th...
Hamayesh Sazan Novin (fckeditor) Arbitrary File Upload Vulnerability
Exploit for php platform in category web applications ==================================================================== Hamayesh Sazan Novin fckeditor Arbitrary File Upload Vulnerability ==================================================================== Exploit Title: Hamayesh Sazan Novin...
Real SEO Feeding Traffic to Fake Search Engines
Online scam artists are using black hat search engine optimization SEO techniques to push more than just malicious software. In fact, SEO is increasingly being used to drive traffic to a range of phony Web based search engines that are feeding cost-per-click advertising scams, according to a blog...
Black Hat SEO
This Google TechTalk features Julien Sobrier of Zscaler discussing the tactics and techniques that spam gangs use in constructing their black hat SEO campaigns...
Remotely Jackpotting ATMs
This video from the Black Hat USA 2010 conference shows IOActive researcher Barnaby Jack demonstrating his ability to remotely attack ATMs and force them to dispense all of their cash...
Syscan
Asia One of Asia’s premiere security events, Syscan pitches its tent in some of the current and emerging IT capitals in the region, including Singapore, Hangzhou, Taipei, and Ho Chi Minh City with top tier security researchers, Black Hat style presentations, a capture the flag tournament and more...
Hack in the Box (HITB)
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Booked as “Asia’s Premier Deep Knowledge Security Conference,” HITB is in its 8th year and has since expanded into other countries in the Middle East and Europe. Modeled on shows like Black Hat, HITB offers both training sessions and a multi track security conference and...
Users Still Making Life Easy for Scareware Crews
Scareware and rogue AV programs have enjoyed a very good run in the last few years, making millions of dollars for their creators and generally making life miserable for victims. And while there’s been some innovation recently in the mechanisms attackers use to keep the programs resident on...
Demo of CVE-2010-2862 Adobe Reader Flaw Exploit
In this video, Niklas Wolff of the CSIS Security Group demonstrates an exploit for the recent integer overflow vulnerability in Adobe Reader CVE-2010-2862, disclosed at Black Hat in July, that allows remote code execution...
Cisco IOS ARP Table Overwrite Vulnerability - Cisco Systems
It is possible to send an Address Resolution Protocol ARP packet on a local broadcast interface for example, Ethernet, cable, Token Ring, FDDI which could cause a router or switch running specific versions of Cisco IOS Software Release to stop sending and receiving ARP packets on the local router...
Adobe to Issue Emergency Fixes for Reader and Acrobat
Adobe on Thursday will release a fix for a recently publicized critical flaw in its Reader and Acrobat applications. The patches are emergency, out-of-cycle fixes. The vulnerability in Reader and Acrobat was disclosed at the Black Hat conference last month by researcher Charlie Miller during his...
Ability to Downgrade Encryption Weakens Kerberos
Significant weaknesses in the common configuration of Kerberos-based authentication servers could allow attackers to more easily circumvent security measures in networks that rely on the open authentication standard, according to research presented at Black Hat. Read the full article. Dark Readin...
Mobile Devices Drawing More Attackers' Attention
As mobile devices such as iPhones, BlackBerrys, Android phones and others have become more sophisticated and easy to use, many users have made them their main computing and Web-browsing devices. And that evolution naturally has caught the attention of attackers who have begun tailoring more and...