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“Rainbow Tables - End of password cracking as we know it” recording uploaded
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2008/09/05 by
Michael, [Live Broadcast, Security, Wiki updates, blog]
Here is the the recording of my “Rainbow Tables - End of password cracking as we know it” presentation recorded at 2008-09-05. I hope that you enjoy it and please leave any feedback using the comments function. a2a_linkname="“Rainbow Tables - End of password cracking as we know it” [...]
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“Overcoming USB (In)Security” recording uploaded
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2008/09/05 by
Michael, [Live Broadcast, Security, Wiki updates, blog]
Here is the the recording of my “Overcoming USB (In)Security” presentation recorded at 2008-08-22. I hope that you enjoy it and please leave any feedback using the comments function. a2a_linkname="“Overcoming USB (In)Security” recording uploaded"; a2a_linkurl="http://michaelboman.org/blog/2008/09/05/overcoming-usb-insecurity-recording-uploaded/";
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“Privacy in Wireless Networks” recording uploaded
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2008/09/05 by
Michael, [Live Broadcast, Security, Wiki updates, blog]
Here is the the recording of my “Privacy in Wireless Networks” presentation recorded at 2008-08-08. I hope that you enjoy it and please leave any feedback using the comments function. a2a_linkname="“Privacy in Wireless Networks” recording uploaded"; a2a_linkurl="http://michaelboman.org/blog/2008/09/05/privacy-in-wireless-networks-recording-uploaded/";
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“Rainbow Tables: end of password cracking as we know it” presentation live in 12 hours
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2008/09/05 by
Michael, [Live Broadcast, Security, blog]
In exactly 12 hours I will be presenting “Rainbow Tables: end of password cracking as we know it” live here on this site. The talk will touch on what rainbow tables are, the history of it and a short demonstration. So I hope to see you on tonight, Friday the 5th September at 20:00 CEST (GMT+0200). [...]
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“Rainbow Tables: end of password cracking as we know it” presentation to be streamed in one week’s time
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2008/08/29 by
Michael, [Live Broadcast, Security, blog]
In exactly one week I will be presenting “Rainbow Tables: end of password cracking as we know it” live here on this site. The talk will touch on what rainbow tables are, the history of it and a short demonstration. So I hope to see you on Friday the 5th September at 20:00 CEST (GMT+0200). [...]
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Looking at getting a new R&D machine
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2008/08/19 by
Michael, [blog]
I am starting to look at hardware for a new server. I currently use a lot of VMWare virtual machines for my R&D, but I’ve started to outgrown my regular desktop for my R&D needs and need to get a dedicated machine. First I thought of getting a 2nd hand computer, but realizing that the [...]
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Ubuntu-EEE and the EEE901
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2008/08/19 by
Michael, [EEE PC, Linux / OSS, blog]
Last night I started installing Ubuntu-EEE, but it left me with unsuable network connections (same as the standard edition of Ubuntu did). Thanks to the information in their wiki those problems has now been resolved, and I hope that the fixes will be included in a future release of the EEE (there shouldn’t be a [...]
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EEE901 Ubuntu installation
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2008/08/18 by
Michael, [EEE PC, blog]
I tried to install Ubuntu 8.04.1 during the weekend, but it failed pretty badly. Not the installation itself (which worked flawlessly), but the lack of drivers for both wired and wireless network adapters (bluetooth adaptor worked out of the box though). A friend of mine recommended Ubuntu-EEE, which supposedly is a EEE optimized version of Ubuntu. [...]
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DefCon16 Material available for download
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2008/08/15 by
Michael, [Security, blog]
The Security4all blog made me aware that the DefCon16 material has been made available, although as an ISO file: Its packed full of the slides OF ALL the talks, along with the software used to hack Joe Grand’s Defcon16 Badge I mounted the ISO and zipped the contents because I think Zip files are more managable then [...]
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“Overcoming USB (In)Security” presentation to be streamed in one week’s time
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2008/08/15 by
Michael, [Live Broadcast, Security, blog]
In exactly one week I will be presenting “Overcoming USB (In)Security” live here on this site. The talk will cover the various threats and attack vectors created by the mere fact of having a USB port on the computer. This is an updated and extended presentation from when I first preformed it at the NextGen CyberCrime [...]
