"You can't attack someone who is in your own mob.", lmao.
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These glossy Twitter Icons are created from scratch using Photoshop. The zipped pack contains 256×256, 128×128, 80×80, 64×64, 48×48, 32×32, 24×24, 16×16 (approx. dimensions) PNG image, which you can use for free, on your sites, blogs, projects etc. provided you stick to the terms of use displayed below and within the pack. |
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"So, on a sunday morning, I was watching some hacker activities. These hackers were doing the following pattern:" - Using bots based on Perl |
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One of the servers I look over has been compromised by what appears to be an XSS exploit. Much of my weekend has consisted of a harsh Linux system audit, in attempts to harden the system. One of the key upgrades is the use of the Apache mod_security and the great collection of signatures and rules by www.gotroot.com. Perhaps I’ll write a How-To at some time for installing that mod . Any who, I had a blast and hope to be able to repay this friend of mine some time soon. |
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In this brief blog entry I will note the steps to basically "enable" OpenSSL encryption using the available Apache2 package in the apt-get repositories. On Ubuntu this has been verified, and the packages are so very similar that Debian testing (plus) should be using the same steps. Any administrator of a computer should always practice security using any means possible. OpenSSL is the available solution in this scenario.
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Inspired by Tristan Louis's research into the value of each link to Weblogs Inc, I've created this little applet using Technorati's API which computes and displays your blog's worth using the same link to dollar ratio as the AOL-Weblogs Inc deal.
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Perhaps created in Photoshop or a real screenshot, either way this image of a "hacked" RIAA site is very humorous. Found at http://ufies.org/archives/riaa-hacked.png. Jan 11th 2003, is the date on this image and has been Dugged. Zone-h.org has the whole site archived, and some information about the hack job. |
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