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It is a while ago I posted on steemit. Crypto went crazy in 2017 and I had my hands full on my IT security job with all the leaks and attack we endured. Still I kept my eye on crypto in general. I saw

OPSEC expert The Grugq referenced to the "The Ten Crack Commandments" song to create a version for hackers. And now Dual Core did just that. The song is not allowed to play from (embedded) other

Like the view she has about hacking on the internet infrastructure. So this post is just a embedded youtube movie. I have nothing more to add :)

And the new distro of the Kali rolling update is here. Also there is a new version of OpenVAS (v9) For who is new to Kali. Kali is the number 1 pentesting linux distro. Closely followed by Backbox. But

Some of you gamers will remember the game S.T.A.L.K.E.R. One of the most iconic games. With a great atmosphere in the famous zone. This is the zone around the nuclear reactor Chernobyl. Not sure if there

It seems Tor users better not open DRM files on your Windows computer. Of course it is better not to use windows at all ;-) Hacker House (a team that also found vulnerabilities in Red Star (north Korea

LavaBit is back. The mail provider we remember because they did not give the keys to the government. Because those keys would have granted the power to intercept all password and not only from Snowden.

Well like the story is saying it works as told. I tried it and on 10.2 only the contact card bug works. But on 10.1 you can do it with imessage also. Source:

It seems that the US Federal agencies are already taping into your car for 15 years. At least that is what documents prove that Forbes have obtained. You have to think of tracking but also listing into

When it comes to crypto i am never sure if i am in a bubble again. We will figure it out after a few years i supose. We already can when it comes to the dot com bubble. Nice short docu

Former New York City Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani is the new cyber security advisor for the President-elect Donald Trump, but it appears that he never actually checked the security defenses of his own company's

Well the story is still going on. Found a nice video on youtube explaining the issue. The vulnerability relies on the way WhatsApp behaves when an end user's encryption key changes. WhatsApp, by default,

A few days ago it was 4 years ago Aaron Swartz died. For the ones who have no clue what he did for the web. See his manifesto or watch a docu about his life. The struggle for the freedom of information

The article on the Guardian about a whatsapp backdoor seems to have caused some uproar. And part of the way the Guardian did there claim was not right. WhatsApp handles the key changes and is not a

Researchers have created a new browser/web tracker. It is able to track you trough several browsers on the same system. And it does this with a very high succession rate. It works by tracking properties

Well surprised? I am not. It seems there is just nothing you can trust when money comes into play. Here's the kick: End-to-end encrypted messaging service, such as WhatsApp and Telegram, contain a backdoor

Not long ago I watched the 2013 movie "Google and the world Brain" One the things that stood out for me was the claim that Google only has 1 goal. And this goal was already there when they started

The movie revolution OS is one of my favorites. It shows the idea's behind and the birth of the GNU/Linux platform

The web is becoming more and more the world many of us dreamed of in the 80's and 90's. Ofcourse there is always this doom scenario looming over us as described in H.G. Wells books. This tech dominated

Some of you may know or even work with Kali. The pentest (hack) Linux distribution. But do you know Parrot? It offers many tools designed for web and computer systems analysis, including a lab dedicated