From the monthly archives:

February 2007

Neutrality of Net Neutrality article on Wikipedia under dispute

February 22, 2007

I saw this on an RSS feed somewhere and went down to further investigate. This is definitely funny where the neutrality of Net Neutrality article on Wikipedia is disputed. While this is standard practice on Wikipedia where any disputed articles or hotly debated articles are branded under this category, the picture is definitely funny.

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Dirty Business: What Security and Pen Testers need to know to get the job done

February 19, 2007

This article is part # 3 in the series on Penetration Testing. The first in this series talks about Penetration testing as a profession and a general introduction. The second introduces you to some critical keywords and security tips you need to be aware of before proceeding through the rest of this series.   When you are [...]

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Introduction to Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing

February 18, 2007

An Introduction to Ethical hacking through the eyes of a pen tester and hopefully helps anyone reading this blog on how to protect and secure a network by understanding how a Hacker operates and understanding their tools and methodologies. Why would I want to publish such a series of articles; because, I did not want [...]

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Google Gmail Keyboard Shortcuts

February 16, 2007

A Keyboard Shortcut according to Wikipedia states that a keyboard shortcut (or accelerator key, shortcut key, hot key, key binding, keybinding, key combo, etc.) is a key or set of keys that performs a predefined function. These functions can often be done via some other, more indirect mechanism, such as using a menu, typing a longer [...]

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Google Accounts has retard as a CAPTCHA

February 2, 2007

A CAPTCHA (an initialism for “Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart”, is a type of challenge-response test used in computing to determine whether or not the user is human. A common type of CAPTCHA requires that the user type the letters of a distorted image, sometimes with the addition of an [...]

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