Posts Tagged 'hacked'

Quantum Encryption Hacked

Posted by Gold Lock Team on May 22 2010 Add Comments

Yesterday, it was announced that physicists at the University of Toronto in Canada have successfully attacked a commercial quantum cryptography system for the first time in history. Quantum cryptography was considered by some to be unbreakable, however, like many other security systems, the technology was built making various assumptions, and in the real-world not all [...]

New Attack Cracks WPA Wi-Fi Encryption in a Minute

Posted by Gold Lock Team on August 28 2009 Add Comments

Computer scientists in Japan say they’ve developed a way to break the WPA encryption system used in wireless routers in about one minute. The attack gives hackers a way to read encrypted traffic sent between computers and certain types of routers that use the WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) encryption system. The attack was developed by [...]

Using TrueCrypt to encrypt secret files? Think again.

Posted by Gold Lock Team on August 3 2009 Add Comments

At the Black Hat security conference, Austrian IT security specialist Peter Kleissner presented a bootkit called Stoned which is capable of bypassing the TrueCrypt partition and system encryption. A bootkit combines a rootkit with the ability to modify a PC’s Master Boot Record, enabling the malware to be activated even before the operating system is [...]

Video – Breaking into an iPhone 3G

Posted by Gold Lock Team on July 26 2009 Add Comments

iPhone 3G – not yet ready for corporate usage, due to lacking security. This quick demonstration shows how easily and how quickly law enforcement agencies and hackers are able to recover the raw disk image from an iPhone 3G[s]… and how anyone with a very basic skill set could get to all your live AND [...]

Are your Keystrokes Safe?

Posted by Gold Lock Team on June 26 2009 Add Comments

Security experts from remote-expoit.org have recently released an open-source wireless keyboard sniffer known as Keyleriki.  This application is reportedly capable of intercepting and decoding keystrokes from Microsoft based wireless keyboards. The security group known as has finally released this software to the general public in the hopes of making manufacturers and the general public aware [...]

US Army Fails Again.

Posted by Gold Lock Team on June 25 2009 Add Comments

Recent sources close to the US government have admitted that army web servers have been the victim of attack by a group of ‘elite’ computer hackers known as M0sted.  This group, it claims, were able to use a remote injection exploit to gain access to a number of web servers belonging to the US Army [...]