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Lightning links: The Blackhat Edition *Update*

Just a bunch of blackhat related news:

  • Black Hat 'supersizes' in Las Vegas (news.com)
  • A picture worth a thousand lies (news.com)
  • Black Hat 2007 preview: Blue Pill under scrutiny (searchsecurity.com)
  • Black Hat 2007 Delegate Bag (Liquidmatrix)
  • From the floor of BlackHat and DefCon……(McAfee Avertlabs)
  • Tool Roots Out Virtualized Rootkits (DarkReading)
  • Core Security to Reveal New DB Attack Vector (eWeek)
  • Black Hat: How to Hack IPS Signatures (DarkReading)
More to come I guess. Next week, CCCamp 2007 is starting. I will try to cover the event as much as possible.

Update: some more links
  • Black Hat 2007: VoIP security reaches tipping point (Techtarget.com)
  • Virtualization Detection vs. Blue Pill Detection (invisible things)
  • BLACK HAT - Security issues lurk behind corporate intranets (Computerworld)
  • BLACK HAT - Questions swirl around VM rootkit detection (Computerworld)
  • OpenBSD team mocked at first ever ‘Pwnie’ awards (Zero Day)
  • Blackhat: 'Sidejacking' Tool Unleashed (Dark Reading)
  • Blue Pill Gets a Refill (Dark Reading)

Posted by Security4all at 3.8.07

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