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Intel's Security Plans Worry PC Builders
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contributed by Weld Pond
Intel wants to own the security inside each machine using their chipset.
This chipset will include encryption capabilities and digital certificate
technology. Think the NSA has a backdoor scoped out for this? How will it
be weakend or subverted by the government? Inquiring hackers want to know.
INtel
Security Plans
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Meeks gives a video lowdown on the latest crypto agreement
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contributed by Weld Pond
Wassenaar Agreement got you riled. Here Brock Meeks and Declan
McCullagh speak the truth about our power and control freaks in
Washington.
The Sync
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New NT virus spreads via NT networks
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contributed by Weld Pond
So Back Orifice wasn't enough of a potential trojan wake up call to
corporate America running their critical business apps on NT networks.
Most companies and most NT administrators don't understand security well
enough to effectively secure their networks. UNIX admins know not to run
untrusted software as root. Do NT admins think about this or are they
running the lastest email attachment their buddy from college sent them?
Everyone has this story:
CNET
Check out this funny quote from the CNET story: 'This means Windows NT
is a
very large target of opportunity now,' Dietz said. 'We have to make the
leap of faith that attackers
are as good as a certified NT administrator.'
Wired
PCWeek
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McAfee Virus Scanner 4.0 detects BO
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contributed by Simply411
McAfee VirusScan "finally" detects BO/plugins
after months of release.
by Simply411
As I was updating my McAfee Virus Scanner from 4.0
to 4.0.02, I noticed it detected:
BOSERVE.EXE infected by Orifice.srv
BOGUI.EXE infected by Orifice.cli.b
BOCLIENT.EXE infected by Orifice.cli.a
(check the site below for a whole list of "infected files")
and plug-ins on my machine while I was doing a regular scan.
It was detected in it's archived state (.zip) and in its executable
state. It also detects BO if it is installed. The Virus Scanner
also states that there are "no removers available". As most of
the underground knows, there are a lot of BO removers out there, AntiGen
being one
of them, which is also the widely used on net.
McAfee also detects BO plug-ins and also states
that the are "no removers available".
McAfee's VSheild will not let you execute BOGUI.EXE, BOCLIENT.EXE .
So BO users must disable VSHEILD in order to use the
most widely used "hacking tool" on the net.
McAfee Virus Scanner will only detect BO and it's plugins in version
4.0.02, it wi
ll not detect it with older versions
You can see a Screen Capture at my site the Back Orifice
Resource Center (B.O.R.C):
Email: qplayed@yahoo.com
Site: http://skyscraper.fortunecity.com/cern/600/
(Ed Note: Norton Antivirus detects it now too.)
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contributed by Anonymous
www.baghdad-iraq.com Hacked
A few people wrote to say that www.baghdad-iraq.com has been hacked. This
obviously is not a real site and is just a joke site. Before mailing do a
'whois domain.com' and look at when the domain was created and who owns it.
THis one was created on the 14th and looks pretty hokey to me. No company
name and the address is PO Box 7, San Jose, CA. Definetely bogus.
www.y2ksupplyco.com Hacked
On the other hand, this hacked site looks legit.
Keen Veracity #6 is out
Download it from Packet Storm Security
Table of Contents:
[01X10] Introduction Digital
Ebola
[02X10] Letters to Editor The
Readers
[03X10] The Morris Internet Worm Defiant
[04x10] Setting Up Subnets m0f0
[05X10] Defunct Internet Protocol [DIP Security]
Optiklenz
[06X10] Exploiting PPP Frame Byte-Stuffing
Noc-Wage
[07X10] NT Security- Tips & Techniques
Neathack
[08X10] Rootfest `99 Details
Defiant/Lothos
[09X10] Revamped bootp Exploit Bronc
Buster
[10X10] In the News sources
NT Penetration Document Released
Neonsurge and the Rhino9 team have put together a great resource for
penetrating NT networks. It is available on the
Rhino9 site.
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