Vivek Ramachandran is the founder of SecurityTube, the internet’s leading source for hacking how-to videos.
Cars, Security and a Peek into my Life
Vivek Ramachandran is the founder of SecurityTube, the internet’s leading source for hacking how-to videos.
Babak Javadi is the President of the US division of TOOOL – The Open Organisation of Lockpickers
And hi Barry! Welcome to my blog ;)
Larry Pesce is a senior security consultant at NWN Corporation, author, speaker, and co-host of PaulDotCom, one of the internet’s most beloved security podcasts.
Also the only person I’ve ever met with an RFID implant.
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Were you surprised at how large the Deep Web is?
It’s also know as: the Invisible Web, the Hidden web, the Deepnet, or the Undernet.
You’ll likely never visit there. The majority is publicly accessible, but not using your browser.
(NOTE: that’s just some Linux, not the actual Deep Web. Just wanted to give you a graphical example of how cruising the Deep Web is non-graphical)
Remember when that ‘User Based Billing’ incident happened in February ’11? And I made that rant-y video? Fast forward to 0:37, I’m talking about the Deep Web there.
In my sidebar is another “internet in an image” image, it’s black.
The passwords were stored on Yahoo!’s servers in plaintext, meaning, not encrypted, could have been kept safer. Expect Yahoo! to take some heat for that, which is good, because doing that is dumb.
Some outlets are reporting 100,000+ Gmail, 50,000+ Hotmail accounts, and more were part of the stolen data. Others are saying the accounts are old, only 5% are in use.
Sucuri Labs has created a way to check if your email was affected, click here.
Remember too, Flickr and Yahoo are the same thing.