Spoofing Twitter Messages
(so long as your target is using BitlBee ;) )
A few friends and I have been playing around with Twitter. I started using it to have a fun little place on my sidebar where I can paste stupid IRC quotes, fun links, and snarky comments about things. I wrote a bit of code [...]
Developing a NetBIOS Name Service Spoofer : Part 3
This is the third and final post of a short series that demonstrate the creation of a simple security/penetration-testing application. The end-result is a simple NetBIOS Name Service spoofer, written in Python.
Introduction
Part 1
Part 2
If you’re enjoying the packet analysis aspects of this, you might be interested in the SANS IP Packet Analysis course I’ll be [...]
Developing a NetBIOS Name Service Spoofer : Part 2
This is the second post of a short series of entries that demonstrate the creation of a simple security/penetration-testing application. The end-result will be a simple NetBIOS Name Service spoofer, written in Python.
Introduction
Part 1
If you’re enjoying the packet analysis aspects of this, you might be interested in the SANS IP Packet Analysis course I’ll be [...]
A Rule of Thumb on Randomness and Uniformity
Have you ever worked an exercise for a class, or studied a topic, only to pick up one little trick or technique that made the entire activity worth it? In one way, I guess it could be considered as missing the point, but any time you wind up taking something useful away from an [...]