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Current Topic: Computer Security

www.fuckblackboard.com
Topic: Computer Security 11:35 am EDT, Jul 15, 2003

Just caught this one in my inbox.. Psyiode has started up a site to keep track of the Blackboard case.

Its important to note that Psyiode has no connection to Acidus, Virgil, or any of the Interz0ne con staff. Blackboard may decide to come after him too.

I like the domain. :)

www.fuckblackboard.com


Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BlackBoard press release
Topic: Computer Security 11:35 am EDT, Jul 15, 2003

] Two computer hackers admitted in a settlement Monday that
] they never completed a device that could cheat university
] campus debit card systems out of food, laundry machine
] use or sports tickets.

Spin Spin Spin...

More on this in a minute...

Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BlackBoard press release


Security Implications of IPv6 - Mike Warfield
Topic: Computer Security 7:54 pm EDT, Jun 10, 2003

The size of the IP6 address space makes scanning for victim computers in a properly managed network as difficult as a brute force attack on an encryption system. Of course, it also makes scanning your own network for backdoors and trojans just as difficult. Furthermore, crackers are using IPv6 to encapsulate traffic, hiding it from intrusion detection systems.

This is a fun paper if you are into network security.

Security Implications of IPv6 - Mike Warfield


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