HNNCast030510
HNNCast for the first week of March, 2010
Lead Stories
- Mariposa Pinned, DoD now CEH, JiLsi Sentenced, TicketGangster
News
- Google: APT or Random Victim, Wyndumb Hotels, World of Wormcraft, Cyber Czar Misses Cold War
Quickies
- TOR Orbot, Tories Defaced, Help!, Chinese Legislator Draws Cyber-fire, FFIEC to Revisit Faux-Factor-Authentication, Iowa DHS Defaced, KSL TV Adverts have Side Effects, Cons Call
Stack of Shame
Count: 160
Posted: March 6th, 2010
at 3:48am by tan
Tagged with "North Korea", "US", andriod, authentication, banking, Borland, botnet, breach, CAPTCHA, cc, CEH, certification, Certified Ethical Hacker, China, command and control, COMPTIA, Computer Associates, credit card fraud, Credit Cards, Cyber Security Czar, Cyber War, DarkMarket, Days Inn, defacement, DevilMan, dod, EC-Council, F1, FFIEC, Finland, fraud, Google, Howard Johnson, Howard Schmidt, HP, IBM, Iowa Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, JiLsi, John McHugh, jonyloleante, KSL 5 TV, Labour Party, libevent, Mariposa, MFA, multi-factor-authentication, MusicToday, netkairo, notacon, onion router, orbot, ostiator, privoxy, QR Code, Ramada, RE-CAPTCHA, Renukanth Subramaniam, SECtor, Serious Organised Crime Agency, Super 8, Taoranju, TicketMaster, Tickets.com, TOR, Tory, UK, Windows Help, Wired.com, Wise Guy Tickets, World of Warcraft, wyndham, Yan Qi, Zeus
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HNNCast021910
HNNCast for the Third Week of February, 2010
Lead Stories
- Reality Shockwave: Government to Intrude Further and Ask for More Money, Russian Porno Prankster Faces 2 Years in the Pokey, Floyd Landiself in Trouble Over Drug Tester Breach, Badware BSOD Bug Fixed Faster than MS Responds, The Big Filmowski – the Dudes Abide
News
- Google:CanSec as K-12:Ivy League, Cash Grass or *ss – Nobody Passes for Free, Logic Bomb Blows 800 Boxes, Would You Like Some Identity Theft with that Shake Mate?
Quickies
- European PIN Bypass, Twitter Grader Fails with Grace, Acrobatics Are Unsafe Kids, Georgia Compromises, Conficker Burrows through Leeds to Middlesex, Paint Me Vuln, the Weekly Cons Call
Stack of Shame
- Count: 149
- Turning 1 Year Old This Week:
- ZDI-CAN-438 Cisco High 2009-02-24, 360 days ago Discovered by: Anonymous
- ZDI-CAN-434 RealNetworks High 2009-02-24, 360 days ago Discovered by: Anonymous , Hossein Lotfi
Posted: February 21st, 2010
at 12:45am by tan
Tagged with "Credit card", "Dan Kaminsky", #cybershockwave, 0day, Acrobat, Adobe PDF, Alureon, APEX Online Learning System, Australia, authentication, billboard, botnet, Broward School District, BruCon, BSOD, Bug Bounty, Cambridge university, CanSecWest, Card Skimming, Chip and PIN, Chrome, Cisco, City of Norfolk, Columbia, Conficker, data breach, Defcon 18, DHS, drug testing, Filmowisko.net, Floyd Landis, Foundation for the Protection of Audiovisual Creativity, Georgia, Google, grades, HD Moore, Hossein Lotfi, HubSpot, IOActive, JPEG, Kneber, Leeds HNS, Logic Bomb, maleware, Manchester Police Department, McDonald's, metasploit, Microsoft, MitM, Moscow, MS10-015, Open Security Foundation, operation cyber shockwave, OPFOR, OSF, OSVDB, Paint, passwords, Perth, porn, POS, pwn20wn, Quahog Con, rapidshare, Real Networks, Russia, Safari, ScanSafe, Security B-Sides Boston, Source Boston, teacher, Twitter Grader, wargame, West Middlesex University Hospital, ZDI, Zero Day Initiative, Zeus
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Tricking an iPod into trusting your dock
[Thijs] has an iPod dock with an LCD display in it that allows you to watch videos without having to squint quite as much. Unfortunately, the iPod classic wouldn’t play videos on it because it’s not an Apple approved product. He figured out that an authentication chip is included in docks and cables that Apple has approved and set out to retrofit his device with one. He pulled the PCB, authentication chip included, out of a $5 cable from Deal Extreme and wired it up to the PCB on his dock. Voila, the dock now plays video.
via Tricking an iPod into trusting your dock – Hack a Day.
Posted: January 13th, 2010
at 9:00pm by tan
Tagged with authentication, ipod
Categories: Hacker Interest
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