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DEF-CON Chennai January Meet 2012

DEF-CON Chennai January Meet 2012

Feb 03, 2012
DEF-CON Chennai Group DEF-CON Chennai Group 4th meet successfully was held this past weekend on 29th Jan at Le Waterina Resort, Chennai. Team THN also join this Event, It was a nice setup.  " We like to thank each and everyone who attended this meet and made it a success story. We like to thank all the speakers for giving wonderful presentations and speech . Blog post by DCG. List of people who made a difference at DCG Chennai (DC602028) 1) Mr. Hari Krishnan (Organizer) 2) Mr.Viknesvaran (Organizer) 3) Mr. Prateek Dwivedi 4) Mr. Adithya Gupta 5) Mr. Ravi 6) Mr. Kaushal Sharma 7) Mr.Amrinder Singh 8) Mr. Abhinab 9) Mr. Pranav Sharma 10) Mr.Karthick 11) Arush sal For DEF-CON Chennai (DC602028) Official photos:
Syrian president’s e-mail hacked by Saudi hackers

Syrian president's e-mail hacked by Saudi hackers

Feb 02, 2012
Syrian president 's e-mail hacked by Saudi hackers According to report received to THN editorial, A hacker based out of Saudi Arabia, identified as Salman Al Anzi, claims to have hacked the private email account of Syrian president Bashar Al Assad. He also hack a number of Syrian ministries, the Al-Arabiya TV Channel. The hacker threatened to reveal Assad's personal correspondence containing scandalous facts if the president doesn't meet his requirements. According to the city Saudi Arabia, the hacker threatened to Bashar al-Assad download scandals and scandals of his aides and Iran's support for him, and copies of e-Bashar by secret ballot, with said hacker to the size of these scandals, 4 GB, gave the hacker the Saudi ultimatum to President Bashar al-Assad for the implementation of conditions, and only carried out what threatened him. The wave of threats from the hacker, Israeli sources said that a Saudi, and announced several thwarted attempts to penetrate the sites ...
NASA and Pentagon Hacker - TinKode Arrested in Romania

NASA and Pentagon Hacker - TinKode Arrested in Romania

Feb 02, 2012
NASA and Pentagon Hacker - TinKode Arrested in Romania Romanian police have arrested a man believed to be TinKode, the notorious hacker responsible for several daring, high-profile cyberattacks, including last year's breach of NASA's servers , Royal Navy, The European Space Agency and MySQL.com. The 20-year-old man, named as Razvan Manole Cernaianu , allegedly attacked Pentagon and NASA computer systems, revealed security holes, and published information about SQL injection vulnerabilities he had discovered, the Romanian Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorist (DIICOT) said in a press release . He also posted a video on his blog demonstrating an attack he carried out against the U.S. government, and created and offered for sale a computer program used to hack Web sites. Through his exploits, Cernaianu blocked access to systems and seriously disabled their proper functioning, authorities said. Currently, Cernăianu is being taken to Buc...
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Designing Identity for Trust at Scale—With Privacy, AI, and Seamless Logins in Mind

Jul 24, 2025
Is Managing Customer Logins and Data Giving You Headaches? You're Not Alone! Today, we all expect super-fast, secure, and personalized online experiences. But let's be honest, we're also more careful about how our data is used. If something feels off, trust can vanish in an instant. Add to that the lightning-fast changes AI is bringing to everything from how we log in to spotting online fraud, and it's a whole new ball game! If you're dealing with logins, data privacy, bringing new users on board, or building digital trust, this webinar is for you . Join us for " Navigating Customer Identity in the AI Era ," where we'll dive into the Auth0 2025 Customer Identity Trends Report . We'll show you what's working, what's not, and how to tweak your strategy for the year ahead. In just one session, you'll get practical answers to real-world challenges like: How AI is changing what users expect – and where they're starting to push ba...
Glances v1.3.7 released - System monitoring tool for Linux

Glances v1.3.7 released - System monitoring tool for Linux

Feb 02, 2012
Glances v1.3.7 released - System monitoring tool for Linux Glances is a system monitoring tool for GNU/Linux distributions. It grabs information from your system and display its in a CLI curses screen.Glances can monitor CPU, average load, memory, network interface, disk IO, file system space and processes. When a alert is detected, stat is automatically colored and the processes list sorted by CPU or memory.The latest version (1.3.7) displays a log history in the bottom of the screen with the latests alerts. Glances use a standard GNU style installer: $ tar zxvf glances-1.3.7.tar.gz $ cd glances-1.3.7 $ ./configure $ make $ sudo make install Get More info from  Documentation  and  Official site . Download Glances v1.3.7 from Here .
HBGary Federal One Year Later !

HBGary Federal One Year Later !

Feb 02, 2012
HBGary Federal One Year Later ! Doug Vitale sharing and interesting read with our Readers from his Blog  About HBGary Federal. In February 2011, the loosely knit collective of hacktivists known as Anonymous successfully compromised the corporate network of HBGary Federal (HBG Fed), a company that provided information security services to the federal government of the United States. This attack brought down the HBGary Federal website, compromised the Twitter and LinkedIn accounts of HBGary Federal CEO Aaron Barr, and resulted in the public release of thousands of internal documents and emails. Aaron Barr believed he had penetrated Anonymous. The loose hacker collective had been responsible for everything from anti-Scientology protests to pro-Wikileaks attacks on MasterCard and Visa, and the FBI was now after them. But matching their online identities to real-world names and locations proved daunting. Barr found a way to crack the code.In a private e-mail to a colleague at...
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