Strange Digg.com Spamming
...Digg.com users was watching hundreds of postage-stamp sized clips of semi-naked females
We can tell them off for spamming Digg though, so we've got them there
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BREAKING: badwithcomputer USES THIS SCRIPT EVERYDAY
Okay, Digg. With this witch hunt going on, and accusations flying left and right, I thought it's only fair that I come clean...I use this script daily. I use it before I digg. I use it while I digg. I use it after I digg. Based on the habits of other power users, I'm guessing they're hooked on this script as well
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Expanding Response: Deeper Analysis for Incident Handlers
To achieve my GCIH Gold, I recently completed a paper called Expanding Response: Deeper Analysis for Incident Handlers , now available in the SANS Reading Room . The premise was to further expand on the topics discussed in my Malware analysis tools post. This paper includes tools discussed at various times in my toolsmith column in the ISSA...
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Buy Diggs and Votes on StumbleUpon
...diggs and votes on stumbleupon for traffic generation. Selling at $1 per vote/digg the goal is to monetize that traffic through various marketing campaigns or traffic arbitraging. Pretty interesting business model, and at worst its against the ToS of the various companies - its probably not illegal in any way. Blackhat SEM at its finest. Its...
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McAfee is NOT McAfee Secure
A challenge was put forth on Zero Day , and it has been answered
Apparently, McAfee doesn't care about XSS on their own sites either
I'll let the video speak for itself
For the love of all thing good and proper, McAfee, please address this issue...for yourselves and the consumers who look to you to do the right thing
Sincerely
Russ McRee
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XSS and PCI: Not compliant, or Hacker Safe
As a follow up to the last post on sites vulnerable to XSS that are certified McAfee Hacker Safe, there is more to this story
Of the additional sites listed in Thomas Claburn's recent Information Week article , many take credit cards online and are thus required to comply with PCI DSS 1.1
If a website is vulnerable to XSS, THE COMPANY IS NOT PCI...
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Spot the Fed or Spot the Pony - CIA XSS
I can't resist. Giorgio Maone posted this here , having seen it on the Wired blog
The repros say it all, and mind you, this "opportunity" has been public for days, yet the CIA hasn't fixed or disabled it. As Wired alluded, methinks the Cyber Security 'Manhattan Project' hasn't quite reached fruition yet
For you fans of the "alqa-ida pony club"...
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An Open Letter to Ken Leonard, CEO, ScanAlert
Dear Mr. Leonard
As well you are aware; the Hacker Safe brand has long been viewed by those in the information security field with varying levels of skepticism, if not vehement disdain. As there are a plethora of blogs, articles, and exposed vulnerabilities available for you to review, I will not waste your time with excerpts validating our...
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Hacker Safe? Not so much.
Likely you've all read about Hacker Safe certified Geeks.com being hacked . ScanAlert, recently bought by McAfee, says that "research indicates sites remotely scanned for known vulnerabilities on a daily basis, such as those earning 'Hacker Safe' certification, can prevent over 99% of hacker crime
I agree...but here comes strike two
I was...
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Hacker Free Site?...Yeah, right.
So as not to seemingly pick only on McAfee Hacker Safe, I thought it appropriate to show just how ridiculous the entire premise of calling anything Hacker Safe, Hacker Proof, and now WebSafe Shield Hacker Free Site really is. For you, dear