As we all know, computer technology is steadily evolving and together with this fact, people are becoming more and more attached to their computers, smartphone and what not which means more sensitive information is being stored on our devices. Unfortunately, the state of security our devices have is often neglected with little to no thought about … Read more
TrueCrypt: Easily secure your data with encryption!
May 2nd, 2011 | Posted by in general - (1 Comments)We’ve all been waiting for it (well, at least I have), and the release date is finally not relevant anymore. Why..? The game is LIVE people! You can get it off Steam this very moment! The first game came so intriguing to me, I ended up really enjoying it – which is rare for a singleplayer game … Read more
Free WiFi on Commercial Hotspots: DNS Tunneling
April 14th, 2011 | Posted by in hacking | wireless - (0 Comments)Most WiFi hotspots around the world (think Airports, Starbucks, on the train etc.), are protected not by encryption (they are usually open), but by a locked down network, with HTTP-Redirection enforced, so that only until the user has payed, is internet access granted. So when you connect to the access-point and attempt viewing a website … Read more
XenServer: Rebuilding the IT Infrastructure
March 17th, 2011 | Posted by in virtualization - (0 Comments)Because of the huge benefits utilizing virtualization gives such as reducing the amount of physical servers, increasing space utilization, performance scaling and much more; we finally made the decision of moving most of our servers to virtual machines on a ProLiant DL380 G5 running XenServer. In my opinion, Citrix XenServer is the wisest choice looking at the … Read more
Rogue Accesspoint + MitM Sniffing tutorial
September 15th, 2010 | Posted by in hacking | wireless - (0 Comments)Anyone who finds wireless security interesting will definitely like this. It is basically a step-by-step “tutorial” I wrote on how to set up a rogue accesspoint with MitM (Man-in-the-Middle) sniffing active. This attack utilizes a new tool included in the aircrack-ng suite, by the name airbase-ng. The attack will actually force clients to connect to … Read more
*Spoiler warning* First off, magnificent movie. I can’t describe how much I loved it, completely mind blowing. Here goes my theory to the movie’s end which will be complete non-sense to someone who hasen’t yet seen the movie (I BEG YOU TO DO SO). I like the fact that at the end of the movie, Cobb … Read more
Ultimate Bootable USB: Combining UBCD, SpinRite and Windows 7 Recovery Console
June 9th, 2010 | Posted by in general - (4 Comments)At times, my everyday job consists of diagnosing and fixing computers which can be anything from virus problems, defective harddrives to unbootable operating systems because of Windows Update going wrong and what-not. Along the way I have gathered a lot of tools to get the job done. Recently I have considered on how to combine … Read more
So I wanted a new laptop, with a good balance between performance and battery length. I ended up going with the new TimelineX series from Acer, specifically the 4820TG 14″ laptop. 8+ hours of battery length but still amazing specifications. I decided to swap out the harddrive with a solid state drive. I picked Intels … Read more
Sorry, the Nexus One phone is not available in your country.
February 5th, 2010 | Posted by in general - (0 Comments)google.com/phone So Google has finally released their phone, Google Nexus One manufactured by HTC. If you live under a stone, here is an article from engadget regarding it. Unfortunately this phone is not available for all countries and if you visit the link above, chances are you receive the “Sorry, the Nexus One phone is … Read more
PS> [System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox]::Show(‘Hello, World!’) No programming, web-coding experience. Limited scripting experience within Linux in form of BASH and a bit of batch scripting from Windows. Unimpressive, but it’s time for change. I’ve been reconsidering my progression in the IT-field and feel that my learning curve is not as steep as it has been. It’s hard to … Read more
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