A Prolog Introduction For Hackers || Kuro5hin.org A Prolog Introduction for Hackers (Technology) By tkatchev A Prolog Introductionfor Hackers 127 comments (96 topical, 31 editorial, 5 hidden) http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2004/2/25/124713/784
Extractions: Strange, but true: Prolog is, without a doubt, currently the simplest and the most straightforward programming language of all mainstream programming languages; however, the special interests of academia and inept teaching have given it a horrible, pariah-like reputation. (After all, you cannot write a PhD thesis explaining obvious, practical things.) This article aims to ameliorate the situation; to introduce the practical simplicity of Prolog to those that might normally sneer at what they consider a horrible, convoluted playing field of doctorate theory. The Prolog approach Prolog is, essentially, a query language for databases, like SQL. However, unlike SQL, which is a limited query language for relational databases, (tables of rows and columns, much like a spreadsheet) Prolog is a query language for matching complicated patterns against a database of simple facts. Thus, all Prolog programs consist of three parts: a list of
Extractions: Singapore Bureau (IDG) Hackers calling themselves "revengetheplanet" on Monday attacked 156 Web sites hosted by Vietnam's largest ISP (Internet service provider) and monopoly Internet gateway provider, Vietnam Data Communications Co. (VDC). The intrusions were monitored by a foreign Internet services company in Vietnam, which did not want to be publicly named as authorities have accused it of collusion in this attack and an earlier attack in August that erased 60 VDC-hosted Web sites. The hackers replaced the contents of the mainly government-linked Web sites with abuse about the weak level of Internet security maintained by VDC technicians. Many of the sites were down for as long as 10 hours, as the hackers were able to erase poorly secured backup content, according to the security company. IDG.net INFOCENTER
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KeyFocus - KFSensor - Windows Honeypot IDS A Windows honeypot designed to attract and detect Hackers by simulating vulnerable system services and trojans. http://www.keyfocus.net/kfsensor/
Extractions: By acting as a decoy server it can divert attacks from critical systems and provide a higher level of information than can be achieved by using firewalls and NIDS alone. KFSensor is designed for use in a Windows based corporate environment and contains many innovative and unique features such as remote management, a Snort compatible signature engine and emulations of Windows networking protocols. With its GUI based management console, extensive documentation and low maintenance, KFSensor provides a cost effective way of improving an organization's network security. View the KFSensor screen shot tour "KFSensor appears to be the only virtual honeypot in this review with a clear sense of what it takes to appear to be a Windows host." "This functionality puts KFSensor in the top echelon of Windows honeypots."
Extractions: Cisco spokeswoman Mojgan Khalili declined to comment on whether any data or passwords of employees, customers and other registered users had been compromised by the vulnerability, which came to Cisco's attention on Monday through a third party security research group. "Cisco patched the vulnerability and immediately corrected the problem," Ms Khalili said. She said it was unclear how long the vulnerability was exposed before the research group discovered it. The website vulnerability comes about a week after Cisco drew the ire of many hackers by trying to block a presentation revealing a flaw in its routers, which direct around 60 per cent of internet traffic. ADVERTISEMENT Security researcher Michael Lynn first described the router flaw and details on how to exploit it last Wednesday at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas, despite the objections of Cisco and his former employer, Internet Security Systems. The two companies won a court order barring Mr Lynn and the Black Hat group from further disseminating details of the router flaw, which could potentially allow the theft of different kinds of data.
Extractions: (IDG) Network Ice, a hot security start-up for intrusion detection, this June plans to ship its first software-based suite for stopping the wily hacker cold. To protect Windows-based desktops and servers from hack attacks, Network Ice is providing software called BlackICE Pro. If BlackICE software spots evidence of mischief, it responds by alerting the user or the administrator of the problem. It can also shut down all communication to and from the source of the intrusion attempt. BlackICE Pro software, which costs $37 per node for 1,000 nodes, will issue a report of any trouble to the Web-based security management console called ICEcap (an acronym for "consolidation, analysis and presentation").
Hackers Skip Windows To Embed New Infections The online security climate continues to deteriorate, as computer Hackers aretargeting an increasing number of popular programs such as the iTunes music http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/07/25/AR2005072501433.
Extractions: var SA_Message="SACategory=" + 'technology/special/08'; Hello Edit Profile Sign Out Sign In Register Now ... Subscribe to SEARCH: News Web var ie = document.getElementById?true:false; ie ? formSize=27 : formSize=24 ; document.write(''); Top 20 E-mailed Articles washingtonpost.com Technology Special Reports ... E-Mail This Article Tables Portfolio Index Top News Technology What is RSS? All RSS Feeds View a Sample and Sign Up Manage Your Newsletters By Jonathan Krim Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, July 26, 2005; Page D05 The online security climate continues to deteriorate, as computer hackers are targeting an increasing number of popular programs such as the iTunes music service and software that makes backup copies of data, according to an Internet safety study released yesterday. Flaws in software that can be exploited by hackers are on the rise, said the report by the SANS Institute of Bethesda, a cyber-security research and education center.
Extractions: Web posted at: 2:32 p.m. EST (1932 GMT) by Christina Wood (IDG) I don't scare easily. But I've been terrified twice in the past year. The first time it happened was while I watched The Blair Witch Project at a local theater. The second time was during a demonstration of a new software product. Now, I've seen a million software demos, and in the vast majority of these my biggest fear is that I'll fall asleep. This time, though, I found myself perched on the edge of my seat. Eran Reshef, cofounder and vice president of Perfecto Technologies, was showing me why he thinks the world needs his company's product, a security package (priced at upward of $50,000) that is designed to protect Web sites from hacker attacks. As I sat there watching, Reshef demonstrated how he could transform just about any Web site into his own personal playground. And though Reshef and most of his technical staff are former members of an elite technical unit in the Israeli Army, he denied that he possesses the hacking talents of a once-in-an-eon technical genius. In fact, Reshef was careful to characterize his skills as fairly common. He said that practically anyone who can put up a Web site and has a burglar's moral code can take a site down. Those same skills can be used (and this is when I really got frightened) to plunder a site for confidential information about its users.
Hackers Target U.S. Power Grid (washingtonpost.com) Hundreds of times a day, Hackers try to slip past cybersecurity into the Hackers have caused no serious damage to systems that feed the nation s power http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A25738-2005Mar10.html
Extractions: var SA_Message="SACategory=" + thisNode; Hello Edit Profile Sign Out Sign In Register Now ... Subscribe to SEARCH: News Web var ie = document.getElementById?true:false; ie ? formSize=27 : formSize=24 ; document.write(''); Top 20 E-mailed Articles washingtonpost.com Technology Tech Policy ... E-Mail This Article Tables Portfolio Index Top News Security What is RSS? All RSS Feeds By Justin Blum Washington Post Staff Writer Friday, March 11, 2005; Page E01 Hundreds of times a day, hackers try to slip past cyber-security into the computer network of Constellation Energy Group Inc., a Baltimore power company with customers around the country. "We have no discernable way of knowing who is trying to hit our system," said John R. Collins, chief risk officer for Constellation, which operates Baltimore Gas and Electric. "We just know it's being hit."
Extractions: stars out of 4 HACKERS is certainly the worst movie I have seen in years and will rank in infamy for me as one of the worst I have ever seen. HACKERS makes you leave the theater angry at everyone associated with the show for stealing your money and your time with a movie that insults the audience's intelligence with complete garbage. HACKERS was directed by Iain Softley and produced by Michael Peyser, Ralph Winter, and Janet Graham. I would suggest writing these names down and avoiding anything they are ever associated with. HACKERS is a an MTV style movie that burst your ear drums with loud rock music and attempts to dazzle your eyes with flashing images and machine gun style cuts by cinematographer Andrzej Sekula.
Study: Hackers Target Flawed Backup Software - Computerworld Vulnerable backup software is becoming the latest target for Hackers looking tosnag corporate secrets, according to a new report by the SANS Institute. http://www.computerworld.com/securitytopics/security/virus/story/0,10801,103471,
Klaphek ; Deze opvolger van Hacktic is een blad voor Nederlands Hackers en phreakers, hoewel er al een tijd geen nieuwe editie is uitgebracht. Daarnaast is er op de site een aantal programma's te vinden. http://www.klaphek.nl/
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Hackers Rally Behind Cisco Flaw Finder | Tech News On ZDNet Hackers rally behind Cisco flaw finder Defcon attendees talk of Ciscogate,collect money for Michael Lynn and thrash corporate America. http://news.zdnet.com/Hackers rally behind Cisco flaw finder/2100-1009_22-581204
Extractions: LAS VEGASAttendees at the Defcon security event denounced the way Cisco Systems and Internet Security Systems dealt with Michael Lynn after he showed that it is possible to hack Cisco routers. Lynn stirred the Black Hat security conference here Wednesday by quitting his job at ISS, a move taken so that he could demonstrate that he could gain control of a Cisco router by exploiting a security flaw. He did so in defiance of Cisco and ISS, which had agreed to cancel the talk. Cisco and ISS subsequently sued Lynn and the Black Hat organizers , charging public disclosure of illegally obtained proprietary information.
Extractions: LAS VEGASAttendees at the Defcon security event denounced the way Cisco Systems and Internet Security Systems dealt with Michael Lynn after he showed that it is possible to hack Cisco routers. Lynn stirred the Black Hat security conference here Wednesday by quitting his job at ISS, a move taken so that he could demonstrate that he could gain control of a Cisco router by exploiting a security flaw. He did so in defiance of Cisco and ISS, which had agreed to cancel the talk. Cisco and ISS subsequently sued Lynn and the Black Hat organizers , charging public disclosure of illegally obtained proprietary information.
Extractions: Main Page Bracing for Cyberwar Hacking Primer Scenes from the 'Hacker Underground' ... Related Sites (CNN) Emmanuel Goldstein is the editor-in-chief of 2600: The Hacker Quarterly and hosts a weekly radio program in New York called "Off the Hook." 1. How do you define hacking? Hacking is, very simply, asking a lot of questions and refusing to stop asking. This is why computers are perfect for inquisitive people they don't tell you to shut up when you keep asking questions or inputting commands over and over and over. But hacking doesn't have to confine itself to computers. Anyone with an inquisitive mind, a sense of adventure and strong beliefs in free speech and the right to know most definitely has a bit of the hacker spirit in them. 2. Are there legal or appropriate forms of hacking?
Search Directory Page USATODAY.com Are Hackers using your PC to spew spam and steal?Personal computers have never been more powerful and dangerous. Just as millionsof Americans are buying new PCs and signing up for ultrafast Internet http://www.hackernews.com/
Extractions: By James Evans (IDG) A Brazilian band of hackers known as Prime Suspectz defaced four Microsoft Corp. Web sites last week, according to Attrition.org, a Web site that documents hacks. The hackers defaced the MSNBC Sports Scoreboard site and evidence of the hack was still apparent as of Friday morning, according to a mirror image of the site defacement. Prime Suspectz slapped a picture of a nuclear explosion, tagged the image with the Prime Suspectz logo and offered a caption that partially read in Portuguese: "Prepare yourself for the Prime Suspectz marathon." MESSAGE BOARD Security on the Net
USATODAY.com - Hackers Hijack Federal Computers Hundreds of powerful computers at the Defense Department and US Senate werehijacked by Hackers who used them to send spam email, federal authorities say. http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/computersecurity/2004-08-30-cyber-crime_x.htm
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