The number of Crackberry Blackberry users is increasing exponentially – especially since they released the much sexier Bold and the latest touch-screen Storm.
The latest revelation is that used BlackBerries are being traded, not by the value of the phone but by the value of the data contained on the phone!
It just shows most companies still [...]
A paper about cracking SHA-1 originally surfaced in 2005, from a fairly reputable scientific source in China, it was widely publicised nor talked about much.
But then recently, just last month China managed to make a wave out of it, almost 2 years after the initial ‘report’.
It was even Slashdotted on January 20th 2007, the article [...]
I know this maybe old news for some of you, however, I just got the chance of reading this great article on Security Focus (it’s been 2 weeks since I add it to my Favorites)
This two part article discusses some good points of Cryptology, more precisely in the field of Cryptovirology.
Writing a virus is just [...]
