March 2012
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Blackhole Monday
Lot’s of activity today from orormvnbugasjhqer.nl.ai. Typical blackhole traffic but what’s interesting is that they’ve renamed the usual exploit page to mainsc.php (I guess they heard my twitter rant) and the drop page from w.php to x.php. I have yet to get confirmation on what this site is dropping. The only versions of the exe I’ve gotten a hold of are scanning clean at...
November 2011
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10/12/11 NAISG-ATL Wrap Up Pt. 2
Ok, this is my last time bringing up thoughts that were originally placed into my head last month. Although, BSides-ATL is right around the corner, so I expect a good couple months worth of material from that event.*
I don’t feel too bad about this post being so late as it’s one of infosec’s oldest, well-known and most disagreed on topics “Given limited resources and a...
October 2011
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10/12/11 NAISG-ATL Wrap Up Pt. 1
Last Wednesday our friendly neighborhood NAISG group got together, as we are wont to do once a month, and enjoyed a lively roundtable discussion featuring Mike, Chris, Jeff and moderated by Martin. If you’re in Atlanta and interested in security, I highly recommend coming to hang out with us at a meetup. Always great talks, networking and you’re guaranteed at least one free beer.
BUT...
February 2011
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Hello world!
Just another security blog to document the steps I’m taking to fail less. I ported a couple old posts over here, mostly because I think they’re funny.
January 2011
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And then Greg Evans responded to a post I wrote 6...
Protip #1: Hi, I’m Kyle and this is my blog! I like cursing, run-on sentences and internet memes. I don’t like: people who give my industry a bad name. You’ve been warned. Protip #2: This post is wordy. For the tl:dr version, click here. For the one word summary, click here.
Back in June of 2k10, when the World was young, I wrote this post, mostly for the lulz, but also...
June 2010
1 post
My first, last, and only post regarding the LIGATT...
This is a good summary of the LIGATT saga thus far. Basically a guy who once went to prison for wire fraud now markets himself as the “World’s Number 1 Hacker”, despite the fact that his case didn’t really involve any sort of network intrusion from what I can tell. According to Errata, he obtained toll free phone lines, resold them, and never paid AT&T. Since then...