Tag Archives: attack vector

A tale of Government Trojans

Posted on June 5, 2013 by Simon Roses

Sorry, only in Spanish 🙂 — Simon Roses Femerling

Posted in Pentest, Privacy, Security, Technology | Tagged APT, attack vector, Computer Network Operations (CNO), hacker, Information Warfare, Intelligence, malware, Penetration Testing, Rootkits, virus | Leave a comment

OSINT + Python = Custom Hacking

Posted on May 15, 2013 by Simon Roses

Last May 10 and 11 the course of Computer Forensic Expert was held in Reus (Spain) by the Asociación Nacional de Tasadores y Peritos Judiciales Informáticos (ANTPJI), which I am member and one of the instructors, where I had the … Continue reading →

Posted in Pentest, Privacy, Security, Technology | Tagged ANTPJI, Application Security, attack vector, Computer Network Operations (CNO), Google, Intelligence, OSINT, Penetration Testing, Python, visualization, VULNEX | 10 Comments

My 10 Cyber Weapons Tool List

Posted on April 22, 2013 by Simon Roses

Few weeks ago the media did publish that the US Air Force has classified 6 tools as cyber weapons, no doubt a hot topic. For this post I will do the same and put a list of 10 tools that … Continue reading →

Posted in Pentest, Security, Technology | Tagged attack vector, Cyber Warfare, exploit, Fuzzing, Information Security, Information Warfare, Intelligence, Metasploit, Penetration Testing, Reverse Engineering, Tiger Team | 1 Comment

AppSec: Improve your software security with GCC Stack Protector Strong

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Simon Roses

The other day helping out a client to develop secure software it came to my mind that this topic could be of interest to my readers. Obviously this topic is quite wide, but in this article I will focus in … Continue reading →

Posted in Pentest, Privacy, Security, Technology, Threat Modeling | Tagged Application Security, AppSec @en, attack vector, Compiler, GCC, Information Security, Linux, SDL, Software Security | Leave a comment

Medre, AutoCAD Malware: The spy inside the cad

Posted on July 16, 2012 by Simon Roses

Last June a malware that infected AutoCAD for Windows was identified and is responsible for the theft of thousands of documents. AutoCAD is a popular program for 2D and 3D drawings that is used to design all kinds of products, … Continue reading →

Posted in Pentest, Security | Tagged Android, APT, attack vector, Information Security, Intelligence, Iphone, malware, SCADA, virus, Worm | Leave a comment