So after our report on Monday – Sony Rebuilding PlayStation Network (PSN) – Down 4 Days So Far – news had been spilling out about this whole thing pretty much non-stop. It appears the network is still down and there was some serious data loss including user data for millions of users being stolen. All […]
Archives for April 2011
OWASP Hatkit Proxy Project – HTTP/TCP Intercepting Proxy Tool
The primary purpose of the Hatkit Proxy is to create a minimal, lightweight proxy which stores traffic into an offline storage where further analysis can be performed, i.e. all kinds of analysis which is currently implemented by the proxies themselves (WebScarab/Burp/Paros etc). Also, since the http traffic is stored in a MongoDB, the traffic is […]
Sony Rebuilding PlayStation Network (PSN) – Down 4 Days So Far
There’s been a few big stories in the past few days, one is of course the whole iPhone geo-location data tracking thing – but everyone was too busy checking into Foursquare to complain about that. The other is that the Sony PlayStation Network (PSN) basically got hacked, owned and raped. It’s still currently down and […]
SearchDiggity – GUI Front-End For GoogleDiggity & BingDiggity
The Google Hacking Diggity Project is a research and development initiative dedicated to investigating the latest techniques that leverage search engines, such as Google and Bing, to quickly identify vulnerable systems and sensitive data in corporate networks. SearchDiggity is a new GUI application that serves as a front-end to both GoogleDiggity and BingDiggity. GoogleDiggity With […]
Microsoft Implements Company Policy For Vulnerability Disclosure
Microsoft has implemented a new company policy regarding vulnerability disclosure in non-Microsoft products (third-party products). Unsurprisingly they are following the ‘responsible disclosure’ line rather than the ‘full disclosure’ line favoured by the infosec community. It’s fair enough though, as they say treat others as you wish to be treated. I’m pretty sure Microsoft would much […]