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I lost money because my petrol pump was hacked by attendants!
The neighborhood petrol
pump which I occasional use, was in the news for allegedly
tampering with the meter readings. Some of the staffers had hacked the
circuitry to modify the pulser readings which converted the flow volume to the
digital readout…
Hacking SMART services in Cars, Homes, and Medical Devices – a cinch!
Businesses are reinventing themselves by transforming traditional services and service
delivery into digital services. Digital services utilize smart products to
provide enhanced service quality, additional features and to collect data that
can be …
Kali Linux 2.0 Release – Sana
Our Next Generation Penetration Testing Platform
We’re still buzzing and recovering from the Black Hat and DEF CON conferences where we finished presenting our new [Kali Linux Dojo](](/docs/development/dojo-mastering-live-build/), which was a bla…
Defcon 23: Let’s End Clickjacking
So, my Defcon talk, ultimately about ending clickjacking by design. TL:DR: The web is actually fantastic, and one of the cool things about it is the ability for mutually distrusting entities to share the same browser, or even the same web page. What’s not so cool is that embedded content has no idea what’s actually […]
Door To Door Deceptive home security sales tactics
It must be summer because security companies that use door to door selling tactics are out in force. We came across the following news story that unfortunately, seems to be occurring more and more. This kind of deceitful behavior will end up costing yo…
Kali Linux 2.0 Release Day Scheduled
We’ve been awfully quiet lately, which usually means something is brewing below the surface. In the past few months we’ve been working feverishly on our next generation of Kali Linux and we’re really happy with how it’s looking …
Safe Computing In An Unsafe World: Die Zeit Interview
So some of the more fun bugs involve one team saying, “Heh, we don’t need to validate input, we just pass data through to the next layer.” And the the next team is like, “Heh, we don’t need to validate input, it’s already clean by the time it reaches us.” The fun comes when you […]
Talking with Stewart Baker
So I went ahead and did a podcast with Stewart Baker, former general counsel for the NSA and actually somebody I have a decent amount of respect for (Google set me up with him during the SOPA debate, he understood everything I had to say, and he really applied some critical pressure publicly and behind the […]