This morning, I received a SPAM direct message on Twitter, and of course, I thought that the person’s account had been somehow compromised, and as usual, I sent a small tweet saying, “Your account has been compromised, you might have to change your password”. An instant later, I received a tweet from the same person, […]
Tagged direct messages, money, spam, twitterYesterday, a friend told me that a website we know had be infected by the blackhole exploit kit, and showed me a screen capture of his antivirus disallowing the access to the page. I immediately decided to open a virtual machine, and load the website to have a closer look. The paged didn’t looked suspicious […]
Tagged analysis, blackhole exploit kit, blackhole.bn, desinfection, reverse engineeringFor my research and during my free time I’m managing and using multiple GNU/Linux machines over SSH so I decided to try the Google Two Factor Authentication. Google Authenticator is a completely open source project, this means that you can compile the sources from scratch, contribute to the project, or even examine and read the […]
Tagged google, ssh, two factor authenticationLately I bought the book “Practical Lock Picking : A physical Penetration Tester’s Training Guide” by Deviant Ollam, and I loved it. I have been practicing lock picking since a year now and always enjoy such as great reading to improve my hobby skills. The book takes a practical approach and describes locks with clear […]
Tagged book, lock picking, practical, reviewToday I ran into my first problem using Dashlane, do you remember this post where I said : “Guys you should use Dashlane because it’s awesome, especially in case of a password leak” ? I remember it well ! and I believe that Dashlane is an awesome tool to “avoid” your passwords to be leaked. However […]
Tagged Dashlane, error, OS X, screenshotsLast week I was using cuda and after an hour trying to debug my code I decided to see if cuda had something similar to gdb and I came across cuda-gdb . Happy, I opened my terminal and typed in a simple command to debug my small cuda application, unfortunately, I directly received an error message similar to this […]
Tagged create certificate, cuda-gdb, montain lion, osxA few months ago, I found an XSS on the iOS mobile Facebook app, and contacted facebook about the flaw via their white hat page, unfortunately for me, I wasn’t eligible for anything because the flaw had already been reported (guys, even t-shirt would have been fun). Since the iOS mobile app had to be updated, I decided […]
Tagged Facebook, iOS, iphone, mobile, XSSThis morning I came across this new method to “Disable Pattern Locks on Android” and I believe that it’s an awesome news for the forensic world. From a mobile forensic point of view, the news will help forensic examiners to recover data, however the forensic examiner will have to delete files and the phone and […]
Tagged android, forensic, Pattern Locks
