This is pretty epic, the big buzz last week was all about Sabu and how he was a traitor to LulzSec and Anonymous. Now most people think things like these only happen in the movies, secret arrests followed by strong-arm tactics to make the perp turn and be an informant for the feds. Sounds like […]
Privacy
Goofile v1.5 – Search For A Specific File Type In A Given Domain.
Use this tool to search for a specific file type in a given domain – inspired by TheHarvester. Usage
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./goofile.py -d test.com -f txt |
-d: domain to search -f: filetype (ex. pdf) Written in Python and tested on 2.5 and 2.7. Please submit any bug reports or requests to the author. You can download Goofile v1.5 here: goofilev1.5.zip Or […]
Sprint Adds Google Wallet Into New NFC Capable Phones
Oh look, another aspect of security and privacy to consider as Google pushes its’ mobile payment solution ‘Wallet’ onto two new NFC capable phones – the Galaxy Nexus & LG Viper. If you haven’t heard of the service you can find out more here – Google Wallet (Wikipedia). The main concern here (security wise) is […]
GCHQ Code Breaking Challenge Solved Through Googling
This is quite an amusing story, I’m sure many of you have read about the ‘hacking challenge’ set up by GCHQ and that they are looking to hire hackers cyber-security specialists through non-traditional channels. The thing that tickled me was, well there were two things actually..one that the challenge site was coded in ASP and […]
Twitter Purchases WhisperCore – Full Disk Encryption For Android Phones
This is certainly an interesting acquisition and not one I would have expected, I’m not even exactly sure what Twitter is planning and why they would want a company focused on mobile encryption (and specifically on the Android platform). I can’t see any real corporate use for Twitter, so they won’t be pushing the security […]