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Here is the most effective way for cracking gmail account passwords.

This method uses social engineering attack technique rather than phishing.

Just 3 easy steps to implement correctly and the ‘username’ , ‘password’ of victim emailed directly to your inbox….!

that security guard is so stupid
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Welcome to Black Zero!  We are a new community of hacking and lock picking enthusiasts that will provide users with a forum, challenges, downloads, and much more.  The site will be under construction for the next several weeks, so expect errors and bugs while browsing.  If anyone is interested in helping out feel free to contact me as there is much work needed to be done.  Have fun and enjoy the site!

Make sure to secure your wireless connection or you might be held responsible for your neighbor’s illegal activities.
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I converted my office fileserver to Windows Server 2008 (WS2008) a while back and I’ve never been happier - WS2008 is my favorite product ever.  Nicely modular, pretty much everything turned off by default and some great tools for enabling just the components your need for a particular role.

There is one more step I’ve been wanting to take and that is to enable the Hyper-V role and convert my fileserver over to just one virtual machine on the box, so I can set up other VMs on the same box.  Today, I was excited to see Microsoft Releases Hyper-V on CNET.  Here is a summary of the key links (note that it is only available for the 64-bit versions of WS2008):

• Update for Windows Server 2008 x64 Edition (KB950050)

• Hyper-V FAQ

• How to Install Hyper-V

Check back with my and I’ll let you know how things go and share any tips I have for what to do or not do, as well as my review of how easy/hard it is.

Regards ~ Jeff

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In cast you didn’t see it, the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) team just announced the release of three tools to help customers fend off SQL injection attacks:

• UrlScan 3.0 Beta (see Wade Hilmo’s blog for more), a security tool that restricts the types of HTTP requests that Internet Information Services (IIS) will process. By blocking specific HTTP requests, the UrlScan helps prevent potentially harmful requests.
• Microsoft Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection (MSCASI) CTP (see the SQL Security blog for more), a tool that can be used to detect ASP code susceptible to SQL injection attacks.
• Scrawlr (see HP’s security blog for more), a free scanner, developed by HP Web Security Research Group in conjunction with Microsoft, which will allow customers to identify whether their Web sites might be susceptible to SQL injection.

There are already a lot of resources out there available already for these tools.  Let me point you to a few of them:

• The new Microsoft Security Advisory 954462 announcing the tools, with guidance

• Finding SQL Injection with Scrawlr at the HP Security Center
• URLScan Tool 3.0 Beta page, including download links & docs
• MSCASI download and reference kb: Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 954476

and some best practice guidance for developers:

• How To: Protect from SQL Injection in ASP.NET
• Preventing SQL Injections in ASP, by Bala Neerumalla
• Coding Techniques for protecting against SQL Injection in ASP.NET
• Filtering SQL Injection from Classic ASP

Best regards ~ Jeff

As promised, we are back online!

We physically moved our servers by a bare 3,500 km, in this way we should be in much better condition to fulfill the regular servers…

I wanted to mention to folks that a new Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) web site went up earlier this month on microsoft.com.  Amazingly, you can navigate to it via http://www.microsoft.com/sdl, instead of some long name you’d never remember.

Of course, once you navigate to that URL, you get redirected to a long url that you’ll never remember that is on the MSDN subsite, which is encouraging when you think about it.

I have it on reasonably good authority (aka the site owner), that there are plans for the site content to grow this year and that this will be one of the main starting points to learn more about Microsoft efforts to improve developer’s ability to write code that is less prone to security problems.

While I’m on this topic, I may as well provide some other pointers to related content, lifted from the SDL Home page:

Considering the large amount of customer software that is developed in-house at large companies, I think SDL-like processes are becoming a critical need beyond vendor-developed software.  If your company hasn’t started this process already, these resource might provide a good starting point.

Regards ~ Jeff

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Máquina Enigma exhibida en Bletchley Park. Foto (CC) Tim Gage

Salvemos Bletchley Park es un artículo de Público que cuenta la historia completa de cómo la mansión inglesa donde los «rompecódigos» trabajaron durante la II Guerra Mundial, desde hace tiempo convertida en museo está pasando ciertos apuros económicos y podría ver peligrar su continuidad.

Trabajaron allí más de diez mil matemáticos y científicos y aunque se había mantenido hastas ahora con donativos de los visitantes, se necesitan unos 6 millones de euros para resturar los edificios y hacer ciertas reformas. La fundación que lo gestiona ha publicado una petición en línea para recibir apoyos públicos.

Bueno por esta presente informo que estare fuera de linea unos cuantos dias debido a problemas de conectividad pronto estaremos en linea nuevamente perdonen los inconvenientes y a los que me odian me pueden mamar la pinga….xD