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Tag Archives: hacking
Should We Buy Credit Monitoring Services?
With the ton of breaches that have been happening, we use one of the credit monitoring services, after this year though and all the breaches going on, one of the first services that is offered to potential victims, is credit … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, albertsons, Brian Krebs, credit, credit card, cybercrime, Dairy Queen, hacking, home depot, information security, monitoring, security, supervalu, UPS
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RFID Skimming
It’s from a few years back. Is this still a vulnerability? Do banks still issue RFID cards? You can still find RFID credit card readers, so I wonder.
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Tagged 2014, credit card, hacking, rfid, skimming
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Mid-year 2014 Data Breaches Exposed
2014 is going to replace 2013 as the highest year on record for exposed records, according to Risk Based Security. Mid-year 2014 at a Glance … • There were 1331 incidents reported during the first six months of 2014 exposing … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, breach, breach report, breaches, computer security, credit card, fraud, hacked, hacking, incidents, records, risk, risk analysis, risk management, security, Security Awareness
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SecurityNinjaTV DEFCON 22 Car Hacking with Charlie Miller & Chris Valasek
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Tagged 2014, car defense, car hacking, Charlie Miller, Chris Valasek, hacking, Security Awareness
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The CyberVors
A Russian cyber gang over the past several months has breached over 420,000 web and FTP sites to pilfer over 1.2 billion credentials. They are known as the CyberVors (Vors is thief in Russian). They used botnets to scan hundreds … Continue reading
More James Lyne, Anatomy of an Attack
I really like how passionate James Lyne is about his field. It was a presentation very similar to this that got me intrigued into the security field. It was a Cisco security conference in Tucson where the presenter hacked a … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, computer security, education and awareness, hacked, hacking, hacks, Information Technology Security Awareness, James Lyne, Security Awareness, sophos, video tutorial
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80s Hacking
Too funny how Hollywood portrayed hacking in the 80s.
The Anti-Car-Hacking Gadget?
In December of 2013, US Senator Edward Markey sent a letter to car manufacturers in regards to securing vehicles against cyber-attacks. There is a $30 hacking kit that can be used to steal BMW cars and there is a $20 … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, car defense, car hacking, Charlie Miller, Chris Valasek, hacking
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The Norse Hacking Map
At this link, you can watch the world hacking map, hosted by Norse. Apparently back in 2012, the United States was getting attacked at least 10,000,000 times a day. Can you imagine what it is now? 20 million? 40 million? … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, DDoS, dos, hacking, map, Security Awareness
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Smart TV Hacking
@beist from Korea. TVs are never really off, are they? Here are his slides (pdf).
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Tagged 2014, black hat, hacked, hacking, rootkits, samygo, SeungJin Lee, smart tv hacking
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