<<< DISCLAIMER >>> Please note that I have not written this article to enable people to steal music from MySpace artists - This is a ‘proof of concept‘ article. Please, do not steal music! If you are going to steal it then please do so knowing you are committing a crime and myself and theReformed have nothing to do with it.
Continue reading ‘Snatching Protected MySpace Music Using Safari’
Well, maybe not so much. However, Google has been pretty light on the keys in fixing a cross-scripting bug that leads to some pretty serious consequences for us, the end-user. The flaw in the handling of the code can compromise our very online privacy that is being taken from us at a snails pace as time goes on. The term is 'Phishing' and it is spreading online like an epidemic of Biblical proportions.
We're happy to take you back with us to the past, where Echelon Labs was creating tools free to the public for the good of developers abroad. So, as a reintroduction is in order, say hello once again to Cryptonoya a low-level personal data encryption utility designed by our former Software Engineers in a time where personal privacy and/or security was just beginning to take shape and paranoia of intrusion on those priveleges or rights was becoming more and more justified. Continue reading ‘SOFTWARE: Cryptonoya v1.2′
This post is something I have been meaning to write about for ages. We all use wireless network connections all the time, At work, home - on the move. For most of us pro's wireless networking has become the norm, so much so that if you get to an airport or train-station that doesn't offer some kind of wireless access you feel like you're sitting in a backwards ultra low tech bumpkinesque farm. Continue reading ‘Cracking WEP. Watch me hack you.’
