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Teensy PDF Dropper Part 1

14
Jul
2011

Pentesters need to drop files on targets. If a box is not connected to the Internet, and doesn’t accept removable storage, they need to come up with some tricks. Inputting the file via the keyboard is an option, but typing several millions of bytes is not. This needs automation. Irongeek uses a Teensy micro-controller to […]

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Bitcoin “wallet” hacked – heisted $500K?

17
Jun
2011

Old western cowboys beware, this heist didn’t happen with a stagecoach at gunpoint, it’s a new era out there. A user, going by the username allinvain reports he had 25,000 Bitcoins (BTC) stolen when his computer was infected. At the current BTC exchange rate, that haul would net about $500,000. Not too shabby for a […]

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