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New Trends In Security
	Bleeding-Edge Security Problems There are constantly various new threats emerging everyday that causes new problems for both home users and corporate establishments. It can be hard to stay up to speed on all newer emerging issues, but together we can hopefully stay in touch with our findings from various news media and security professionals.	2	2	Sat May 24, 2008 2:51 pm aatk8626
Risks To The Everyday PC User...
	Viruses and Worms... General discussion of various threats to your home or business computer and network Moderators C\|0N3D, Sypha0x	3	3	Tue Jun 10, 2008 4:37 am aatk8626
	Generic Malware... Discussion of Spyware, adware and any other malicious software that poses as something less menacing. Moderators C\|0N3D, Sypha0x	2	3	Fri Apr 11, 2008 10:00 am ajatkinson
	Botnets... Have you ever seen a zombie film where cities are possessed and controlled by any evil power? Same concept except that peoples' computers play the role of the living-dead! Moderators C\|0N3D, Sypha0x	5	5	Sun May 18, 2008 7:54 am aatk8626
	Rootkits and Trojan Horses This is the section where Sypha0x gets to reveal his l33t sh*t in action...lol Moderator Sypha0x	4	14	Fri Jun 06, 2008 10:37 am Areha
Distro Wars???
	Do you do linux too??? Discuss different linux distros etc. (Keep it clean people) Moderator C\|0N3D	3	5	Sun May 25, 2008 8:32 am aatk8626
	Unix and Macintosh: Many people assume the idea that Unix based systems, as well as Linux are inherently more secure than Microsoft operating systems. Among other things, rootkits are just as effective, if not more effective in taking control of these Unix based systems.	0	0	No Posts
Security Hardening and Assessment
	Testing the security of your OWN system... A brief overview of some of the more well-known tricks that hackers use. Using the same methods can help you to assess the strength of your intrusion detection and firewall software... Moderators C\|0N3D, Sypha0x	2	5	Fri Jun 06, 2008 1:40 pm aatk8626
	Firewall configuration and Maintenance... How do hackers get past firewalls and other Intrusion Detection Systems? How to tell if your firewall is properly configured, and using techniques employed by black-hats to test the integrity of your system... Moderator C\|0N3D	1	1	Fri Jun 06, 2008 1:52 pm aatk8626
	Common TCP/UDP ports for various malware etc... Many ports are known for their use by badware especially if you find no reason for the port to be open or if you know you don't run a service on the particular port. Moderator Sypha0x	1	1	Wed Feb 20, 2008 6:04 am aatk8626
	Sniffing traffic for suspicious TCP/IP Connections... Have you ever wondered if your computer may have been compromised? Do you see more ads than you used to? Is your internet and other IP protocol connections slower than normal? Sniffing the traffic to and from your home computer may provide answers to what is happening behind the curtains!	3	3	Sun May 25, 2008 8:13 am aatk8626
Reverse Engineering and Low Level Programming
	Basics of Reverse Engineering A forum for discussion of basic techniques used in Reverse Engineering. Moderators C\|0N3D, Sypha0x	2	2	Tue Apr 22, 2008 7:31 am aatk8626
	Reverse Engineering Countermeasures Software manufacturers use techniques to circumvent attempts at reversing their products. How can you detect if countermeasures are in place and what can be done about it??? Moderators C\|0N3D, Sypha0x	2	4	Sat May 24, 2008 3:08 pm C\|0N3D
	Buffer Overflows and Shellcoding: The True Way To Root an Box Buffer overflows are the most common way to gain unauthorized access to a vulnerable system. These attacks will commonly also allow the attacker to gain root or administrator privileges on the remote machine!	1	1	Fri Jun 06, 2008 2:12 pm aatk8626
Debugging and Code Analysis
	General Debugging Utilities Discuss some of the more popular and powerful debugging utilities available. Which are best for certain circumstances, etc... Moderator Sypha0x	1	3	Sat Mar 01, 2008 7:59 pm aatk8626
	Intro to Debugging and Principles How are programs efficiently debugged? How does one go about debugging? What a n00b should know before using OllyDbg (You can put someone's eye out!) Moderator Sypha0x	1	1	Tue May 13, 2008 5:40 am aatk8626
	Advanced Debugging This forum is strictly for advanced and intermediate topics concerning debugging. Moderator Sypha0x	0	0	No Posts
Advanced TCP/IP Principles
	Protocol Analysis and Design Discussion of Transmission Control Protocol, Internet Protocol, as well as less popular protocols such as Universal Datagram Protcol, NetBios, NetBEUI, and other various implementations of communication protcols...(This is the technical stuff and isn't for the faint of heart!)	2	2	Sun Jun 01, 2008 7:17 am aatk8626
Web Server Security
	Cross Site Scripting Attacks A popular attack these days is the XSS attack (cross site scripting). This occurs when input from a user is not filtered and is displayed and executed directly from the current page or in a link... Moderator C\|0N3D	1	1	Mon Feb 18, 2008 6:50 am aatk8626
	SQL Injection What is SQL Injection???The ultimate way to ruin a web server in under sixty seconds! Moderator C\|0N3D	3	6	Sun May 11, 2008 6:17 pm aatk8626
	Remote File Includes You wake up one morning and say "I don't remember uploading a PHP Shell!" What are remote file inclusions, and how serious are they as a threat to website security in general... Moderator C\|0N3D	1	1	Tue May 06, 2008 8:12 am aatk8626
	Cross Site Request Forgery What is XSRF? Well, it is an attack similar to XSS, but this time the Website trusts that the logged in user will only execute intentional commands. With XSS, the user trusts that the Website will only display safe content.	1	1	Fri Mar 28, 2008 7:26 am aatk8626
Affiliated Forums and Groups
	In-Secure Forums In_Secure forums is an awesome site created and maintained by another member here c\|l0ned. He and his team has done well and offer a vast wealth of info for the novice "Power User" or security elitist...	1	1	Thu Mar 20, 2008 7:53 pm aatk8626
Cryptography and Puzzle Ciphers
	Cryptanalysis Puzzles Got a simple encryption challenge to share? Post your encrypted text, any hints, and the level of difficulty. Moderator Sypha0x	2	2	Wed Feb 20, 2008 5:54 am aatk8626
	Introduction to Algorithms What is an algorithm and what are they commonly used for? Moderator Sypha0x	0	0	No Posts
	Standard and Non-Standard Encryption Algorithms Discussion of the strengths, weaknesses, and popularity of many different algorithms used for various purposes Moderator Sypha0x	0	0	No Posts
	Hashing Passwords and Various Algorithms Discuss commonly used hashing algorithms, including their strength and various implementations.	2	3	Sun May 11, 2008 6:21 pm aatk8626
Humor and Joking Around
	Script Kiddie Test How to tell if someone is a script kiddie...	1	3	Sat Feb 23, 2008 4:16 pm C\|0N3D
Ideas For The Future
	Suggestions, comments, and proposals Any suggestions on future content, lectures or forum topics? Suggestion for the future of this site? Proposals in general? Here is the area to ask questions and add comments!	2	3	Mon Mar 24, 2008 6:48 pm aatk8626
Introduction
	Introduction to the forum and its members An introduction to the site and a small area to include details about yourself when you join our community. We all come from different walks of life and it is interesting to hear how people got into the IT and Programming scene...	1	5	Sat May 10, 2008 12:08 pm aatk8626

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