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SYSTEM user with Vista

« 28 May 2008 | 18:43 | Security | 3 Comments | 1,722 Views »

Do you have physical access to a Vista box and need to become SYSTEM user? Try this one:



Anonymous Quote

« 21 May 2008 | 18:53 | Forensics, Humor, Security | No Comments | 351 Views »

“If you’re a good hacker…



Stealing Credit and Debit Card Numbers

« 14 May 2008 | 12:23 | Security, Stories | No Comments | 386 Views »

According to a US DoJ press release 3 crackers have been charged in a federal grand jury indictment and complaint with illegally accessing the computer systems of a national restaurant chain and stealing credit and debit card numbers from that system.



Could have been worse?

« 13 May 2008 | 14:34 | Security, Stories | No Comments | 240 Views »

No, this time not in the UK. A cracker has posted some online databases containing personal information on 6 million Chilean residents. According to the Chilean technology blog Fayerwayer.com, the cracker, who calls himself “Anonymous Coward”



nice geeky captchas

« 23 March 2008 | 13:57 | Security, Stories | No Comments | 639 Views »

If you are good at math, you wont have problems signing in at the Ruđer Bošković Institute



Security Public Relation Excuse Bingo

« 28 February 2008 | 14:43 | Humor, Security | No Comments | 814 Views »

You know them from a security incident follow up meeting, a security audit exit meeting or a vendor prensentation: excuses for not caring about security the right way. You can now choose your excuse from



Bypassing a Windows login password with forensic tools

« 24 February 2008 | 14:37 | Forensics, Security | No Comments | 1,185 Views »

Lance Mueller published a good article about bypassing a Windows login password with forensic tools . You can use his instructions if you plan to boot an Windows image within a virtual machine and like to login.



frozen memory aquisition

« 22 February 2008 | 16:33 | Forensics, Live Response, Security | No Comments | 963 Views »

Cool stuff from Princeton researchers. They published a paper “Cold Boot Attacks on Encryption Keys” and showed that whole disk encryption can be defeated by relatively simple methods.  They demonstrated their methods by using them to defeat three disk encryption products: BitLocker, 



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