Archive for September, 2007
SQL Injection ToolKit
There are loads of open source SQL Injection tools on the market. I decided to make a list for future reference.
sqlmap – feature-rich SQL Injection tool
bsqlbf 1.1 – Blind SQL Injection Tool
sqlninja – Microsoft SQL Server SQL Injection tool
Absinthe – Blind SQL Injection Tool
SQL Power Injector – SQL Injection Tool
SQLiX – SQL Injection Tool
More:http://www.databasesecurity.com/sqlinjection-tools.htm
Auditing BlackBerry Enterprise Server
A couple days ago I had to have a look into vulnerabilities associated with Blackberrys – see my post "Blackberry Insecurities".
While its fresh in my mind, I’ll discuss some brief security strategies and techniques supported by BES (Blackberry Enterprise Server).
Blackberry security at the enterprise level should include (at minumum):
Good Design & Architecure
A Strong BlackBerry IT [...]
Blackberry Insecurities
I’ve heard alot about hacking BlackBerry devices via Blackjacking. It was big news late last year, but was it really big news? I wanted to get down to the facts and the real risks involved.
If you don’t already know, Blackberry’s are awesome little "dinky" mobile computers that many companies use to connect their offices via [...]
Wifi Hacking with your Pringles Tin
Great link of the week: It is old news that an inexpensive Wireless hacking antenna can be made with a simple Pringles tin!
Back in 2002, Gregory Rehm hosted an Antenna Battle Royale between a Lucent popsicle stick, a couple of Pringles Cans, our Coffee Can, a Hunt’s Tomato Sauce can, and a 40oz can [...]
Ipod Hacking with Linux
Whenever I think of first-person shooter games, I always think of Doom. It seems to be one of those "hello world" type games for new application hacking and development. Some time ago, I saw a group of dev guys developing a virtual reality training room… guess what they used as the demo? Thats right Doom! [...]
