February 2014 – Security

GoldenEye 2.1 released with even more randomness

February 21, 2014 by Jan Seidl

Jan Seidl

Recently I’ve discovered that GoldenEye got his first signature from a big vendor. That’s funny since the main GoldenEye objective is to be signature-proof due its randomness. I’ve done a quick search on the internet and found the signature update link for their products, downloaded, located that one mentioned above.…

Whitespace Esolang Covert Channel / Steganography

February 19, 2014 by Jan Seidl

Jan Seidl

I’ve been always a fan of esoteric programming languages (esolangs). These programming languages are generally made just for fun, mostly in universities or for challenges. Wikipedia describes as the following: An esoteric programming language (esolang, in short) is a programming language designed to test the boundaries of computer programming language…

Plasma HTTP

February 14, 2014 by Steven K

Steven K

Advert:Login:Online bot:offline bots:Commands:Statistics:Logs:Yeah take this lame article to second degree, i just talk about Plasma because i've promised to write something today on irc.I'm not dead but there nothing interesting to review for the moment, only crappy botsThat also one of the reason i haven't talked of JackPos and all…

Plasma HTTP

February 14, 2014 by Steven K

Steven K

Plasma HTTP

February 14, 2014 by Steven K

Steven K

Plasma HTTP

February 14, 2014 by Steven K

Steven K

New York’s Finest OPSEC

February 13, 2014 by the grugq

the grugq

NYPD Social Media Investigation OPSEC The NYPD created an operations formula for conducting undercover investigations on social media. The procedural document reveals the operational security for these investigations. The security is founded on the use of an “online alias” (the officer’s undercover account) and strict compartmentation. Given the capabilities of…

A Fistful of Surveillance

February 10, 2014 by the grugq

the grugq

The publication of this piece at The Intercept about NSA targeting via mobile phones prompted me to release this collection of notes. Some quotes and statements in the article wrongly promote the idea that the SIM card is the only unique identifier in a mobile phone. I’ve enumerated the identifiers…