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Another national company you will see advertised is Vivint. Â The equipment they install is very good. Â In fact, it is the same equipment we install: Reliable Home Security alarm equipment with Z-Wave enabled However, Vivintâs pricing model is to offer a little more upfront but load up with very high monthly monitoring rates. Â $50, $60 […]
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Today, I posted a blog entry to the Oracle Identity Management blog titled Analyzing How MDM and MAM Stack Up Against Your Mobile Security Requirements. In the post, I walk through a quick history of mobile security starting with MDM, evolving into MAM…
Hi everyone!! As we all know Google is the major search engine and #1 ranking site and it’s like a part of our daily routine.
Google hacking does not mean to hack Google’s site/server, it means likely to be smart in Google search. Almost every kind of …
One of our goals when developing Kali Linux was to provide multiple metapackages that would allow us to easily install subsets of tools based on their particular needs. Until recently, we only had a handful of these meta packages but we have since expa…
One of the first things to catch my eye this week at RSA was a press release by STEALTHbits on their latest Data Governance release. They’re a long time player in DG and as a former employee, I know them fairly well. And where they’re taking DG is pret…
I’m at the RSA Conference this week. I considered the point of view that perhaps there’s something to be said for abstaining this year but ultimately my decision to maintain course was based on two premises: (1) RSA didn’t know the NSA had a backdoor w…
As more people are using the phrase “third platform”, I’ll assume it needs no introduction or explanation. The
mobile workforce has been mobile for a few years now. And most organizations have moved critical services to cloud-based offerings. It’s not…
People who surf internet on cafe/public computers, are more vulnerable to be hacked, reason is simple! They are unaware from the software installed on public computers, their privileges. It’s always secure to access internet from your personal computer…
Hello guys! Today I’m going to post about a hacking technique named “DNS Spoofing or DNS Cache Poisoning”. DNS cache poisoning is a computer hacking attack, whereby data is introduced into a Domain Name System (DNS) name server’s cache database, c…
Kali Linux in the Amazon EC2 Marketplace
EDIT: For updated Kali Rolling images in the Amazon AWS, check this post.
After several weeks of “back and forth” with the Amazon EC2 team, Kali Linux has finally been approved into the Amazon EC2 ma…