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Podcast #4 : Problems with the Industry
only_samurai provides his take on problems in the security industry.
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Saturday 26th July 2008, HellBound Hackers hosts its third annual hacking and security convention.
Tickets cost £15 Click the link above for further information.
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Website News: HBH Brighton Hacking and Security Convention 2008 As we do every year, HBH hosts a small hacking and security convention in Brighton UK.
This year the event will be held on Saturday 26th July 2008.
Tickets will be on sale for £15. It will be a one day event. There will be 20 places up for grabs, on a first come first serve basis. So make sure you get your ticket asap!
Click read more for further information. Tracking 2 Well, i promised didn't i?
Tracking 2 is fixed now, althou there might be some bugs in the code so if it won't work for you then please submit it as a bug and i'll see if i can fix it permanently.
~root_op New Competition: Search Engine Optimisation We have a new competition for you guys to get involved in.
Its a Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) Competition, which should prove quite fun for you to play around with, and a great learning opportunity.
Click read more for further information. HellBounds New Clothing Line! 
As you know, we currently only sell awesome T-shirts. However, that will change!
Working with recent developments in technology, and Mr_Cheese's fashion design university degree, we are going to be producing some very interesting and advanced items of clothing!
LCD Sunglasses will be priced at around $50.00, and Wifi Hacking Gloves at $29.99.
Please click read more, for further information!
Computer News: BT to trial Phorm adware BT is to start public trials this month of controversial new advertisement-serving technology from AIM-listed Phorm.
Phorm, which serves adverts to people browsing the web, based on the contents of sites they vist, has been criticised by privacy campaigners, including the Foundation for Information Policy Research (FIPR) think tank, which said it believes Phorm's technology breaks the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act.
The BT trial will test a system to allow BT internet customers to opt out from receiving advertisements based on their online activity, a BT spokesman said.
Click read more for further information. Tibet independence website hacked Malware has been identified on pro-Tibet websites that could be politically motivated, according to security supplier ScanSafe.
Malware was found on the www.FreeTibet.org website and the problem has now been rectified.
The human rights groups were targeted by a Trojan, according to Spencer Parker, director of product management at ScanSafe.
Click read more for further information. VOIP Spoofer Arrested A federal judge in Texas sentenced a Washington man to 30 months in prison for using spoofed telephone numbers and social engineering to convince police SWAT teams to show up at victims' doors.
Click read more to continue reading... Internet users could be banned over illegal downlo... People who illegally download films and music will be cut off from the internet under new legislative proposals to be unveiled next week.
As of April 2009, UK Internet service providers (ISPs) will be legally required to take action against users who access pirated material.
Click Read more for further information. Schoolboy Hacker Derails Poland Tram Network Polish police yesterday arrested a 14-year-old schoolboy for endangering public safety when he hacked the Lodz tram system and disrupted traffic.
Using a TV-style remote control he built himself, Adam Dabrowski allegedly changed the points on the city's tram system. This derailed some tram cars, causing them to crash and injure up to 12 passengers.
Click Read more for further information. UK gov sets rules for hacker tool ban The UK government has published guidelines for the application of a law that makes it illegal to create or distribute so-called "hacking tools".
The controversial measure is among amendments to the Computer Misuse Act included in the Police and Justice Act 2006.
The problem is that anything from nmap through wireshark to perl can be used for both legitimate and illicit purposes, in much the same way that a hammer can be used for putting up shelving or breaking into a car.
Click read more for further information. One in three websites are infected, Sans Institute... Nearly 33% of websites are infected with downloadable malware, after infection rates almost doubled in the past year, according to research from the Sans Institute.
Users' confidence in online security is waning, leading small and medium sized companies to lose business, it said.
The security training organisation last week published its annual list of the top 20 cyber security threats.
Click read more for further information.
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