There is an upcoming Digital Forensics course to be held in the Grand Millenium Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The event is organized by Mgdelxis (formerly SLJ International) and the facilitator would be Mr Seamus Byrne, COO of eDiscovery Tools. Mr Byrnes is both a lawyer and a techie, being accredited by enCase and CCE. For […]
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My Wifi (linksys) has been on the blink lately. On random occasions, the wifi just drops, although the signal strength is excellent. This caused me to suspect a hacking attack. True enough I took a look at the linksys wifi router’s inbound log and saw a bunch of these targetting port 54133. Read more: http://www.aptitudetechnology.com/whitepapers/ATL-SSH_Brute_Force.pdf […]
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On my way back from Jurong East, my wife and I decided to take the SBS transit bus #51 on the way back home. One thing I like about the SBSTransit is that on some of their buses, like Bus 51, 72 and 147, they have free WIFI! So since the trip will take about […]
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A defamation lawsuit has been brought against some defendants who posted on anonymous sites. The plaintiff’s lawyers are now requesting the logs of the sites that were mentioned to see if there is a match in IP address to finger the culprits! Details: The Xoxo Reader writes “A new filing in the Autoadmit Internet defamation […]
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The following is a scam: MICROSOFT AWARD TEAM Microsoft House 10 Great Pulteney Street, London W1F 9NB. Ref: BTD/968/05. Batch: 409978E. Dear Winner, WINNING NOTIFICATION The prestigious MICROSOFT and AOL has set out and sucessfully organised a Sweepstakes marking the year 2007 Anniversary. We rolled out over GBP £5,000.000.00 (Five Million Great British Pounds) for […]
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