TweetI host a number of Joomla! websites. Most of them are 1.5, though I still have a client that is on the 1.0.x branch. (Tell me about it!) None of the extensions are up to date. I also host a number of WordPress blogs. All of them, as well as the installed plugins, are all [...]
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Joomla! is becoming a liability… Or not.
Posted: 11th April 2011 by Josh in UncategorizedTags: Hacking, Joomla!
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HBGary, Juicy Fruit, & 0-Day
Posted: 1st March 2011 by Josh in UncategorizedTags: 0day, Anonymous, HBGary
TweetIf you have not been following the HBGary & Anonymous story, Ars Technica has a couple great writeups on it. In the aftermath of this whole saga, Anonymous has made public ~72,000 emails from top HBGary leaders (Founder, CEO, etc), including Greg Hoglund, of rootkit.com & “Rootkits: Subverting the Windows Kernel” fame. Using the emails [...]
Facebook & Google Persistent HTTPS: Just the beginning
Posted: 26th January 2011 by Josh in UncategorizedTags: Facebook, Google, HTTPS
TweetThe big news today was found on Facebook’s Official Blog: A Continued Commitment to Security The new feature that I would like to point out is that of giving users the option to force persistent HTTPS when they use Facebook. (whenever possible) Is this a good time to say that I called it? From my Fire in [...]