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 Security Now! Episode Archive   - Iceweasel

InfoSec Daily | Your daily source of Pwnage, Policy and Politics. - Iceweasel Tomato Firmware | polarcloud.com Tomato is a small, lean and simple replacement firmware for Linksys' WRT54G/GL/GS, Buffalo WHR-G54S/WHR-HP-G54 and other Broadcom-based routers. It features a new easy to use GUI, a new bandwidth usage monitor, more advanced QOS and access restrictions, enables new wireless features such as WDS and wireless client modes, raises the limits on maximum connections for P2P, allows you to run your custom scripts or telnet/ssh in and do all sorts of things like re-program the SES/AOSS button, adds wireless site survey to see your wifi neighbors, and more. Screenshots This firmware is provided as-is without any warranty. NOTESPlease see the Frequently Asked Questions page, Wikibooks entry, and the included README before installing. Download(please don't link the files directly - Thanks) Firmware Tomato_1_28.7z (3MB / SHA1: 832e9cd5d6437eeb758e898d8c22834578f0cb36) Tomato_1_28.zip (16MB / SHA1: 5bd25717048abb6b58d316f622bfd79434fe6451) » Use this for most routers. » See NOTES above. Old Versions

The Joe Rogan Experience Krebs on Security Podcast - Iceweasel Welcome to the social-engineer.org podcast! The second Monday of each month we will be releasing a new and exciting episode, each with its own specific topic of the month. Episode 039 – Information Gathering on Steroids – Nov 12, 2012 Episode 038 – “Live From DerbyCon” – Oct 15, 2012 Episode 037 – “Trust Me I’m Lying” An Interview with Ryan Holiday – Sept 10, 2012 Episode 036 – LIVE from Defcon 20: Social-Engineer Anniversary – July 31, 2012 Episode 035 – Mastering Elicitation with John Nolan – June 11, 2012 Episode 034 – Beating the Polygraph – Social Engineer Style – May 14, 2012 Episode 033 – Hacking Human Behavior – April 09, 2012 Episode 032 – Non-Verbal Human Hacking – Mar 12 2012 Episode 031 – Profiling People with Social Media – Feb 13, 2012 Episode 030 – How to S.E. Episode 029 – Force Multipliers in Modern Social Engineering – Dec 12, 2011 Episode 028 – Getting Physical With Social Engineering – Nov 14, 2011 Episode 027 – No Hype NLP for Social Engineers – Oct 10, 2011

Ophcrack Science Weekly podcast: Julian Baggini on 'the self'; plus, how love can save the environment | Science It has baffled great minds for hundreds of years, so an ambitious question to tackle in just one segment of one podcast ... but we have given it a bash anyway: the concept of 'the self'. Julian Baggini takes us through the latest thinking in neuropsychology on what it means to be "me". He interviewed the likes of Paul Broks and Daniel Dennett for his new book The Ego Trick. We introduce a new feature to the show: 'the Hannaford question'. One of our listeners, Rob Hannaford, wanted us to ask Brian Cox, and all our guests, the following question. It's such a good question, we decided to adopt it. Professor Tim Flannery, Australia's first chief climate commissioner popped into our studios to explain some of the concepts in his new book Here on Earth: A New Beginning. Nell Boase and Ian Sample join the pod to look at some of their favourite recent science stories.

Drone hijacked by hackers from Texas college with $1,000 spoofer Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin hacked and hijacked a drone in front of the dismayed Department of Homeland Security officials who had dared them $1,000 to do it. According to exclusive coverage of the event from Fox News, the researchers flew the small surveillance drone over the Austin stadium last Monday. The drone followed a series of GPS waypoints programmed into its flight computer in what initially looked like a routine flight. At one point, the drone veered off course from its intended flight path. It banked hard to the right, "streaking" toward the south, before it turned to hurtle at the ground in what looked like imminent drone suicide, according to Fox's description. A safety pilot radioed the drone - which was owned by the university, according to Reuters - and forced it to pull up just a few feet before it would have crashed into the field. The researchers managed to hack the drone with a spoofer they put together with about $1,000 worth of parts.

APOVPN – Your Link Back Home - Iceweasel How to Pod Slurp ***Disclaimer***The following is for informational purposes only, I take no responsibility for what you do with this knowledge. I can not be held responsible for any property, emotional, or any other kind of damages caused by this technique. I believe it would be safe to assume that this is illegal and could get you into some trouble.You've been warned. :-) For this DIY, you will need some kind of mass storage device, whether it be a Digital memory card, Thumbdrive, Ipod, Cellphone, etc., some kind of text program to make Batch files/Visual Basic scripts, and one or more PCs loaded with Windows to test on. I will be using a 1gb Sandisk Cruzer with U3 loaded with Gonzor's Switchblade, which by the way is not needed for this guide. Be sure to look at the pictures to ensure the code is exactly like the pictures.

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