September 21 2009 by
Teksquisite in
Security |
With the advent of banking Trojans such as the Clampi virus spreading like wildfire across the Internet, the security of online banking and financial transactions needs to be addressed more so than at any other time in history. The virus, called Clampi, “is pretty scary,” says Tim Wilson, editor of DarkReading, a technology [...]
UPDATE: Google blocked this site early this evening –
Compromising sites: all database field pointers to http://a0v<dot>org/x<dot>js
iframe exploit: www.jejsaj.com | js.tongji.linezing.com
Domain created on 7-21-09
Canonical name: sam-07.dns0755.net
Aliases:
a0v.org
caojjbb.1.jp.hapt03.cn
Addresses:
59.146.119.25
IP Location: Japan Tokyo – So-net Service
Registrant ID:r4n11l1qh10284
Registrant Name:ai av
Registrant Organization:ai av
Registrant Street1:Star Street Star Street Star Street
Registrant Street2:
Registrant Street3:
Registrant City:FUCK
Registrant State/Province:Gansu
Registrant Postal Code:58456
Registrant Country:CN
Hackers are at it again, trying to break the webserver login/password at Teksquisite. On a daily basis I see reports of failed login attempts from hackers utilizing automated scripts (dictionary attacks.) Some of the favorite login names that they look for are:
root, admin, administrator, sales, and samba
An example of the most recent attack against [...]
September 24 2008 by
Teksquisite in
Security |
In a WLAN, anything you broadcast over the air can be intercepted. By default a wireless network is wide open to all until security is configured. Even when security is configured information can still be intercepted! It is very important that you strengthen the “out of the box” default mode that was set by the [...]