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Author Archives: samurai
A “hacker” Christmas carol
Tired of singing the regular 12 days of Christmas? Then this year as you’re stuck doing the rounds, try and slip this one into the mix: The 12 hacker days of Christmas – brought to you by Hollywood. Movie references … Continue reading
Writing IRC bots using ii
I recently read about ii, a file-system based IRC client, over at IRC-Junkie which really sparked my interest. ii provides a clean interface of FIFOs organized under a directory structure for users to communicate with an IRC network. After playing … Continue reading
Review of Surviving Cyberwar by Richard Stiennon
If you’re looking for depictions of “cyber-Katrina” or “cyber-9/11”, this book isn’t for you. Richard Stiennon’s[1] new book “Surviving Cyberwar”[2] points out as early as in the introduction that it’s not trying to scare people with scenarios of “cybergeddon,” but … Continue reading
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Tagged book, CERT, CNCI, cybercrime, cyberwar, psych0tik, review, Richard Stiennon
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Odd bugs and the case of an aging database
I was doing some troubleshooting recently trying to fix some issues reported in the Captcha of a registration system. The Captcha wasn’t always properly displaying and wouldn’t recognize valid code entries intermittently. After tracing some of the PHP to find … Continue reading
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Tagged Articles, Captcha, databases, MySQL, php, Programming, psych0tik, Web Security
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Defcon 18 – photos and followup
Another year, another Defcon has passed. This year I went with CarbonLifeForm (who helped out with this post) and we attended talks, mingled with fellow enthusiasts, spread the psych0tik word, and enjoyed general debauchery. I was asked to take some … Continue reading
Preserving partitions when adding datastores to ESXi
I was recently building out a new ESXi box and bought a Seagate Barracuda 1.5Tb SATA 2 drive to use as the datastore as well as to backup some data from a laptop who’s hard drive was acting up. The … Continue reading