The recent news are full of toys that’s use wireless connections having vulnerabilities and being at risk of being hacked.
Take for example Vtech’s tablets and Hello Barbie toys. And that’s just the beginning… Black hat hackers know which buttons are easiest to push.
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Should I Stay or Should I Go
Hi everyone,
On October 20th, we at eLearnSecurity presented a webinar titled: Sneaky Man in the Middle Attack Exposed.
We had a lot of people attending with many enthusiastic comments and interesting questions. Thanks to everyone who made it!
The Top 5 Hackme’s for the month of October have been published. Top spot goes to Very basic SQL injection.
Hackme is a virtual space where application security experts and enthusiasts can learn hacking skills through various challenges. What makes hackme great is that when you activate a challenge, a new sandbox will be created.
A Man in the Middle (MITM) attack is a type of attack where the hacker gets in the middle of a communication between the victim and the server/service.
Our rockstar IT security researcher, Davide “GiRa” Girardi, shows you how to launch an advanced Man in the Middle (MITM) attack even if the network is using static ARP tables or if dynamic ARP inspection is enabled.