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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Drone Hacking with SkyJack
Samy Kamkar (creator of the Samy worm) has an awesome video on his program, Skyjack: Autonomous Drone Hacking. Here is Samy’s page on how to perform a skyjack attack. He lists the entire inventory with Amazon links to hardware so … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, aircrack ng, alfa wireless adapter, drones, edimax wireless adapter, node-ar-drone, parrot, quadcopter, raspberry pi, samy kamkar, singularity, skyjack, usb battery, video tutorial
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QualysGuard
Need to learn Qualys? They offer free training on their website in video format. What is QualysGuard you ask? It’s basically a network scanning tool to scan networks to discover new or existing devices, perform compliance and vulnerability checks, and … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, compliance, computer security, PCI Compliance, qualys, qualysguard, tools, video tutorial
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Scottsdale Family Fun Day
Almost every year, Scottsdale Insurance Company has a large picnic over at McCormick ranch and Jaime gets to bring up to 5 people. Damien didn’t want to go, but Pat and Courtney did. We had a lot of fun. We … Continue reading
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Nigerian Scams
Don’t fall for this…
My InfoSec Board on Pinterest
Follow It’s Carmelo!’s board Infosec on Pinterest.
Installing Crouton and Kali on a Chromebook
Crouton is short for the Chromium OS Universal Chroot Environment. The below instruction will allow you to install two separate OSs on your Chromebook and allow for switching in between them (AND they will have a shared folder, downloads, to … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, chromebook, crouton, install, instructions, kali
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Bruce Schneier: The Security Mirage
My CISO brought this up today, so I’m posting it to watch it.
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Tagged 2014, Bruce Schneier, risk, risk analysis, security, ted, TEDxPSU
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More Passwords on TV
It’s been more common to post your passwords on television (like here), lol Graham Cluley shows on his site more like the image below.