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The iPhone Dev Team has released its Pwnage 2.0 software, which lets anyone unlock an iPhone or iPod Touch running the iPhone 2.0 operating system. See how it works, in Gadget Lab. ... Source: searchwarp.com --- 4 hours ago
Current Events/News, Danny Davids: As if there weren't enough people trying to attack your computer through things like e-mail spam, viruses, Trojans, adware, spyware, and malware. There's a new breed of hacker that's not content with simply... ...
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Sorry for the late notice, but yes, we're so doing this again: Santa Monica Hackers unite! ...or at least show up at the same place at the same time and enjoy a few drinks. No, it's not just for Hackers; you can come too. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 1 day ago
ZDNet Jul 23 2008 5:07AM GMT ... Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 5 hours ago
Santa Monica Hackers unite! ...or at least show up at the same place at the same time and enjoy a few drinks. No, it's not just for Hackers; you can come too. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 15 hours ago
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Source: www.moreover.com --- 23 hours ago
Computer Weekly Jul 23 2008 10:08AM GMT ... Source: venturebeat.com --- 4 hours ago
Since security expert Dan Kaminsky disclosed a critical flaw in the Internet’s architecture two weeks ago, companies have been busy patching up their vulnerabilities. The security researcher found a flaw in DNS servers, which route traffic to the right addresses on the Internet, in which Hackers could potentially redirect traffic for any web site — [...] ... Source: www.metro.co.uk --- 1 day ago
Hackers have attacked major Government and consumer websites, compromising an estimated two million PCs. ... Source: www.azstarnet.com --- 1 hour ago
SAN FRANCISCO — Many banks are unwittingly training their online customers to take risks with their passwords and other sensitive account information, leaving them more vulnerable to fraud, new research shows. ... Source: www.techworld.com --- 1 day ago
It's only a matter of time, warn experts. Security experts are warning that a DNS attack is now imminent, following the accidental publication of the details of a DNS flaw. ... Source: www.fiercedeveloper.com --- 21 hours ago
It took about a week, but Hackers have unlocked Apple's iPhone 3G. The iPhone Dev Team --a group of programmers previously responsible for AnySIM, a widely distributed and totally unauthorized iPhone unlocking solution--has resurfaced with Pwnage 2.0. The software enables any iPhone or iPod Touch user to install third-party applications on their Apple device. The Pwnage software also promises to unlock the iPhone for use across operator networks beyond Apple's exclusive U.S. carrier partner AT&T. For more on Pwnage 2.0: - read this iPhone Dev Team blog entry Related articles: Ten million iPhone App Store downloads in first weekend Navigation app developers turn away from iPhone 3G ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 1 day ago
A few months ago I received a very unusual email message from a well-regarded friend saying that he had lost his bag in Kuala Lumpur, where he had gone to attend an international conference on HIV, and asked if I could wire him some money which he ... ... Source: infochatnews.wordpress.com --- 6 hours ago
A private development team has announced the release of software that “jailbreaks” the new Apple’s iPhone 3G gadget. The team claims that the software allows illegal third-party software applications to be loaded in the new device. But the software does not unlock the new iPhone 3G which would allow it to be used on unauthorized [...] ... Source: www.neowin.net --- 7 hours ago
They had to make the Main article free "Hackers' Secrets Exposed" because they left out a page in the printed (newstand) version of the magazine. lol which I bought in W.H. Smith in Gatwick as well. http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?act=attach&type=post&id=199249 Quote - Issue 271 - August 2008 Learn how criminals plan to attack your computer in this month's PC Plus, and find out how to strengthen your defences against them. We talk to the experts, and explain how you can stay safe. Elsewhere, step into a parallel dimension using your web browser with our adventures into Alternate Reality Games, our roving reporter gives you the full scoop from the San Francisco Maker Faire, and PC Plus talks exclusively with Nvidia on how your next CPU could well be on your graphics card. In reviews, we look at the first Atom motherboard, and full 1080p screens so large, you could practically sleep on them. We also check out the first wave of affordable SLR cameras with live view built in as standard, UPS solutions to keep your data safe during power cuts, and much much more. Tutorials in Make It include automated plant watering, accessible virtualisation, stepping into a world of unlimited data storage with Amazon S3, and the second part of our journey into space with Microsoft XNA. We also head back in time with the SuperDisc, serving up a collection of classic games in our Retro Special, along with our exclusive Anti-Hacker Toolkit to keep you ... Source: www.topix.com --- 13 hours ago
So, this weekend I attended my first hacker conference, "The Last H.O.P.E " sponsored by 2600 Magazine . ... Find more results for Hackers on RSSMicro.com |
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ABC News Study finds bank websites vulnerable to Hackers Los Angeles Times - 1 hour ago More than three-fourths of bank websites have flaws that can allow Hackers to easily gain access to customers' personal information, according to a University of Michigan study released Wednesday. Most Bank Sites Are Insecure InformationWeek Study: Banking Web sites have security design flaws CNET News TG Daily - Ars Technica - The Associated Press - NDTV.com all 171 news articles ...
You know, I was just thinking that it’s been a while since we had a good Mac security article, and Bernhard Warner at the Times Online was nice enough to oblige. In a piece that they’ve no doubt been keeping in cold storage to throw out after yet another record quarter of Mac sales, the Times isn’t mincing words with its headline: “ Hackers start to target Apple Macs .” Where by “mincing words” I mean “describing a factual event.” A big factor in Apple’s success in selling 2.5 million computers last quarter is growing user disaffection with Windows. Everything from recurring Vista headaches to security fears are driving Windows users into the Mac camp. Ironically, the resulting Mac sales are coinciding with – and causing – a new upsurge in malware written specifically for Apple users. Really? Is “upsurge” the collective noun for malware? Like “pride of lions” or “parliament of rooks”? Come to think of it, how many do you need for an “upsurge”? More than two? I’m not sure this qualifies… The company reports today that two new Mac-ware Trojans that emerged in February and June ought to shake Mac users of their misconceptions that their computers (and, eventually, iPods and iPhones) are impenetrable. To put this in perspective, the first really pernicious piece of Mac malware emerged only in October, 2007, Mr Cluley adds, suggesting that a worrisome trend is about to get worse. Okay, I suppose three data points do technically make a ...
(1 vote - 0 comments - 20 views) Some random funny stuff that Dave sent me. Rules ... one and two. ...