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Hacking Air Traffic Control Systems
The Wall Street Journal is reporting air traffic control networks have been attacked on multiple occasions in the past several years. The FAA doesn't agree with all the findings of the Transportation Department's inspector general who issued the report but...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on May 7, 2009 12:49 PM
Browser Sniffing
We've just posted an article in the Digital Library on browser sniffing. Here is an excerpt:...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on November 26, 2008 6:00 AM
Hacking Obama's Campaign Computers
President-elect Obama's campaign computers were hacked by a "foreign entity" over the summer according to the FBI....
Posted by Dan Sullivan on November 5, 2008 5:37 PM
Microsoft: Weakest Link Isn't the Operating System
Microsoft's 150-page Security Intelligence Report for January to June 2008 demonstrates that even if one part of an application stack is secure, attackers will still go after the weakest link. In this case, that would be third party applications....
Posted by Dan Sullivan on November 3, 2008 12:40 PM
More Voting Machine Problems
Princeton University conducted security tests on a type of voting machine and found they could readily replace key ROM and the physical security measures we're easily bypassed....
Posted by Dan Sullivan on October 24, 2008 1:48 PM
Hackers Don't Always Leave Calling Cards
News of a series of attacks on the World Bank's servers came a few days ago but a bank spokesman disputed the reporting. There is more on this story today....
Posted by Dan Sullivan on October 13, 2008 8:32 AM
Compromised Web Sites Target Unpatched Windows
Hackers have collected admin login credentials for over 200,000 Web sites....
Posted by Dan Sullivan on October 5, 2008 10:30 PM
Alleged Hacking Mastermind Arrested in Canada
The Canadians have an Israeli national accused of hacking global financial institutions under arrest and the U.S. wants him extradited....
Posted by Dan Sullivan on October 5, 2008 10:08 PM
Data Breaches at Nuclear Labs
Lost in the political and economic news of last week is a story about improving but still insufficient security at U.S. nuclear labs....
Posted by Dan Sullivan on September 27, 2008 9:37 PM
How Much is Your Password Worth?
The trivial social engineering attack that allowed someone to access Sarah Palin's Yahoo email is not the end of the story with simple minded password protections. A survey out of the UK found that the person on the street is...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on September 26, 2008 12:51 PM
Think Need for Anti-Virus Over Blown? Think Again
If you believe a story out of Wired today you'd think there is little need for security software other than to feed the marketing beasts at AV companies. They couldn't be more wrong....
Posted by Dan Sullivan on September 25, 2008 11:14 AM
Palin Email Hack Shows Why Mixing Business & Personal Emails Such a Bad Idea
Checking your personal email from a corporate system is one thing, using a personal account to conduct business is another. The former is one of those balancing risk and functionality questions. We all have busy lives and many of us...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on September 19, 2008 8:52 AM
Big Bang Experiment Hacked
No good deed goes unpunished. Imagine if you wanted to conduct the largest experiment in the history of the human race to shed some light on our origins, what would you get for their troubles? Frantic calls from "the sky...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on September 16, 2008 7:42 AM
Unsecured WiFI is Asking for Trouble
If you think sharing your WiFi is some kind of public service or you're just not sure how to go about securing your access points, it's time for a change....
Posted by Dan Sullivan on September 15, 2008 11:56 AM
Why Hack? Voyeurism and Curiosity
So hacking isn't just about the money or the notoriety, at least for on man....
Posted by Dan Sullivan on September 10, 2008 8:06 AM
Scientific American on Privacy
The September issue of Scientific American is dedicated to the future of privacy. Topics include:...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on August 21, 2008 7:16 PM
Hackers Adapting Administrator Tools
Botnet herders are adopting system administration tools to push keyloggers and screen grabbers. What next, herders managing to ITIL standards?...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on August 6, 2008 9:49 AM
Yet Another Form of Injection Attack: Web Redirects
Brian Kreb's Security Fix discusses some research out of Indiana University on how phishers and others can use open redirects in legitimate Web sites. In addition to the clear examples of hacked redirects Krebs provides, I add that this is...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on July 17, 2008 8:24 AM
Study: Focus on Fundamentals to Prevent Data Loss
A study on data breaches across a range of industries conducted by Verizon Business paints an ugly picture of just how preventable a lot of data loss incidents are....
Posted by Dan Sullivan on June 11, 2008 7:41 AM
Different Passwords for Differrent Sites without the Hassle
Google engineer HongHai Shen advocates in a blog post to use strong passwords and to use different passwords for different sites. Easier said than done without the right tools, but there is a way to do this without having to...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on June 6, 2008 9:22 AM
Role of ISPs in Customers' Security
In a post last Friday on disrupting botnets I argued that ISPs should have a greater role. At the same time I noted this wasn't an ideal solution and when it comes to implementation, there will be elements many of...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on May 5, 2008 8:46 AM
Hacking for Hillary
It's no surprise political campaign sites get hacked like others. Someone managed to inject malicious Javascript into the community forum on Barack Obama's site which redirected visitors to Clinton's site. Needless to say, speculation about the Clinton campaign's involvement came...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on April 22, 2008 8:11 AM
Hacking Conviction and Cybercrime
The conviction of Owen Thor Walker, 18, in New Zealand yesterday shows how far cybercrime has evolved. Not even legally an adult at the time, Walker became a bot herder with 1.3 million bots at his disposal. What do you...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on April 1, 2008 7:42 AM
Apple and Cotton Growers Both Fighting a Losing Battle
How long did Apple expect to keep iPhone 2.0 locked up? A month, six months, a year? It's over now and hackers have unlocked iPhones faster than some of us could finish reading Techme stories about the upgrade. The same...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on March 12, 2008 6:45 PM
Illegal Hacking, Insider Trading and the Definition of Deceit
If someone breaks into a computer system and steals information, does it entail deceit? That seems to be the question before the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in New York in the case of a Ukranian...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on February 18, 2008 7:59 AM
Getting Root Access on Asus EEE
So you sick of hearing about Windows vulnerabilities and you worried malware is migrating to Mac OS, what do you do? Go Linux? Sure, Linux is useful but it doesn't mean we can dump all concern about security. For example,...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on February 11, 2008 1:15 AM
Cybercrime Economy
Cybercrime is a business and this podcast shows just how business like it is . The talk starts with an overview of the characteristics of cybercrime networks that parallel features of the business world and then provides examples. The podcast...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on January 31, 2008 7:01 PM
Hackers Attacking Online Gamers
Online gaming is big business so it's not surprising to hears hackers are trying to get a piece of the business. Now that some online games, like World of Warcraft and Second Life, have matured to the point where they...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on December 26, 2007 8:24 AM
Cyberwarfare Threatens Operational Capability
In the TimesOnline's UK headed for cyber 'cold war' we get some sobering insight into the threats of cyberwarfare. For example: On Tuesday, Andrew Palowitch, a senior adviser to the Pentagon, said that military officials had conceded that attacks had...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on November 29, 2007 9:39 AM
Good Tips for the Security Novice
I was a little hesitant to click through on a BusinesssWeek article entitled "Looming Online Security Threats in 2008". It isn't even Thanksgiving yet and already Christmas decorations are in the stores and doom and gloom predictions for 2008 are...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on November 12, 2007 12:46 PM
Google Android Phones in the Workplace
Ben Worthen raises good points in his post at the Wall Street Journal on why the Google phone is "A Business-Tech Nightmare Waiting to Happen." The basic gist is: Here’s the first thing that will happen when a phone with...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on November 6, 2007 8:34 AM
Hacking: It's Nothing Personal, It's Just Business
Earlier I posted on the evolving software market for attackers, complete with the kinds of upgrades and service support you'd expect from a legitimate vendor. Today we get more evidence of the business models driving hacking and attacking. SecurityFocus is...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on November 1, 2007 7:55 AM
Password Cracking with a Graphics Card
It's easy to forget how computationally powerful some graphics cards are. They create near realistic renderings of objects and it turns out their good for password cracking, too. New Scientist is reporting that Elcomsoft, a Moscow based software company, has...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on October 24, 2007 6:17 PM
eBay Hacked Through Old Code
eBay was hacked last week, according to Ars Techncia, and the attacker took advantage of some old code that was left on a server: A hacker infiltrated an eBay server and disabled accounts of several members on Friday. Representatives of...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on October 9, 2007 5:04 PM
Botnets Meet Ocean's Eleven: Scamming Online Gambling
A little imagination can go a long way if you have a botnet at your disposal. A Fortnet report describes several ways botnet herders can cheat online gambling services as well as launder money taken from stolen credit cards or...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on October 9, 2007 7:55 AM
We Make Hacking Too Easy: The Scourge of Default Passwords
How was convicted hacker Micheal Moore able to so many corporate computers and networks? He told InformationWeek "It's so easy. It's so easy a caveman can do it". It's true you don't have to be the inventor of polymorphic viruses...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on September 27, 2007 12:28 PM
Storm Worm Responsible for Spam Spike
MessageLabs analyzed patterns in Strom work activity and discovered a spike in spam two days later according to The Register. The worm is propagating rapidly in part because it the developers use techniques to change the code every half-hour to...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on September 14, 2007 8:08 AM
Who Can You Trust? Hacker/Security Expert Busted for Credit Card Theft
This is the kind of story that could be from a Robert Ludlum novel or maybe an episode of Alias where you're not quite sure if the guy who acts good is really bad or not. ComputerWorld is running a...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on September 13, 2007 1:23 AM
Complexity is the Enemy of Secure, Stable Systems
The New York Times article, Who Needs Hackers? shows just how many ways our systems can be compromised and most of them have nothing to do with hackers. The big problem, the article argues, is the complexity of systems and...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on September 12, 2007 7:39 AM
Hackers Recruited for Cyberwarfare
The Times (UK) is is reporting that the Chinese military holds hacking competitions for its cyberwarefare efforts. Citing a former Pentagon professional, the paper says:
Jim Melnick, a recently retired Pentagon computer network analyst, told The Times that the Chinese military holds hacking competitions to identify and recruit talented members for its cyber army. He described a competition held two years ago in Sichuan province, southwest China. The winner now uses a cyber nom de guerre, Wicked Rose. He went on to set up a hacking business that penetrated computers at a defence contractor for US aerospace.
Posted by Dan Sullivan on September 9, 2007 8:42 PM
This Time British Govt. Hacked, China Accused
A couple of days ago the Pentagon disclosed a cyber-attack it believe originated with the Chinese miliary. Today the British government is making similar accusations. In the U.K. based Telegraph's Chinese hackers 'raid Whitehall computers' - Telegraph one analysts describes...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on September 5, 2007 7:23 AM
Ubuntu Server Attack Has Clear Lesson, and Not So Clear One As Well
On Monday night several Ubuntu servers, sponsored by Cononical and maintained by the community, were found to be compromised. The sys admins took the machines off line and began a cleanup operation. The problem stemmed from a combination of too...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on August 16, 2007 7:56 AM
Gmail Easily Hacked on Unencrypted Wireless but Fix is Simple
Hearing that unencrypted WiFi is unsecure is not news, what is interesting is how easily Web app sessions can be hijacked on these network. There is a nice description by Humphrey Cheung at TGDaily of a man in the middle...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on August 3, 2007 11:10 AM
Security As Add-On Feature Doesn't Work
It's hard enough to design and implement software that minimizes vulnerabilities when security is a key priority, it's practically impossible to do it as an afterthought. Take the example from a study from California on voting machine security. The San...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on July 30, 2007 9:24 AM
iPhone Gets Hacked; Mac Fans Still Say Windows Sucks More
In addition to death and taxes, we can now add to the list of inevitables the introduction of hyped Apple products and vulnerabilities in complex systems. The New York Times reported on a vulnerability in iPhone that allows attackers to...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on July 24, 2007 1:15 AM
Beating Phishers the Old Fashioned Way
Tracking down phishers is difficult because they often hide behind botnets and spoofing techniques but one bunch of phishers was nabbed because of old fashioned paperwork. ComputerWorld is reporting Italian authorities arrested 26 in a scam involving the Poste Italiane,...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on July 17, 2007 7:37 AM
Do As I Say, Not As I Do: Homeland Security Coming Up Short on Info Security
The Department of Homeland Security is getting hammered for poor security. While specific incidents make for headlines and stinging questions by investigators, it’s the more systemic problems we should focus on. Take for example a question from the chairman of...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on June 21, 2007 7:36 AM
Hacking on $30 a Day
I just spotted this one on the Realtime Windows Server blog and it's worth a read: $30 USB Dongle as Bluetooth Hacking Device-Realtime Windows Server. It seems Bluetooth capabilities can be hacked with a USB dongle - this is the...
Posted by Dan Sullivan on April 11, 2007 8:06 PM
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