As a computer security person mostly, the other side of security is often overlooked by me (and probably others) this is just a small document to outline some physical risks for a company and things you should be awear of … Continue reading
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Heatmaps – Click tracking tutorial
As you can tell by the title, this tutorial is going to be how to implement click tracking and display them on an overlay to your website. I recently launched a new website (CheckAttacks.com) and wanted to implement this to … Continue reading
Personal portable website development
I guess firstly. Whats this about? well I like to take my current projects everywhere I can with me. I like to work where ever I can, if an idea comes to me, I want to be able to implement … Continue reading
My debian laptop setup
I have been asked to give a tour / demonstration on how I have set up my laptop. I use it for everyday use... web devolpment, social networking, security... it's not powerful enough for gaming but will do pretty much … Continue reading
Cracking android lockscreens
SO as you can probably tell from the title, this will be a small tutorial on how to get the password for android devices, specifically if it has a gesture password (see image left of here) For this demonstration I … Continue reading
Malware definitions
Malware is unfortunately far too common to ignore or be unaware of in this day and age. However I am still asked every now and then about how it works and the differences between terms. So this article should hopefully remedy some … Continue reading
Social engineering reconnaissance
So I watched this talk the other day. It’s a brilliant talk, the recording is a bit quiet and I would recommend turning up the volume to watch it. If you are interested in the human aspect of security it’s a … Continue reading
Tools – web development
This is just going to be a list of some basic tools and things every web developer should be aware of at least and use if the need arises. Hopefully nothing too technical or difficult to understand. So without further … Continue reading
AJAX content for spiders
After a conversation with a friend who is also from a computer science background he seemed adamant that it was incredibly difficult to get web spiders to read and cache AJAX data. I disagreed with this and thought of various … Continue reading
CEH – Ethical hacking introduction
Since I have gone over what I belive to be the merits of self-studying security, I have decided to go over some of the materials covered when trying to get certified in security, specifically the CEH (certified ethical hacker) Currently … Continue reading
HSP – Introduction
It’s here, it’s finally ready, a starting point, something to use as a launchpad. I’ve finally finished the VM… ok well not finished, I’m hoping this will be an ongoing project, but now at least there is something to show … Continue reading
Hardened server project – Monitoring
As you may tell from the title of this post, I have decided to start a “hardened server project”. what this means is, I have used the first 2 articles (securing a LAMP server) and have decided it would be … Continue reading
Self-study security (Part 3)
You should now have a greater understanding of security and the various fields, what you would like to pursue and learn further, what your interested in or not. You have probably got some contacts and a list of resources that … Continue reading
Sony VAIO TZ series fan repair
My laptop, as you may have guessed, is a Sony VAIO TZ series (specifically VGN-TZ31VN) Not a cheap piece of equipment, I got it on the same month as it was released. There are a lot of people that absolutely … Continue reading