Monthly Archives: November 2009

GPS Forensics & Google Earth

I previously wrote about online GPS Forensic references and wanted to put them to use.  I had a suspicion that my girlfriend has been seeing another man.  When she was at work I grabbed her GPS (Garmin Nuvi 205) and … Continue reading

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Successfully running De-Ice on a virtual machine….

I’ve seen several folks wondering how to setup the De-Ice pentest environments in a virtual machine.  It’s actually a fairly simple setup and I’ve included the steps needed below…. Here’s the config I used to get level 1(1.100) working: Configure … Continue reading

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DD-WRT Rollback

I previously wrote about installing and using the alternative linksys firmware, DD-WRT. Well, after running DD-WRT for about 5 months I’ve decided to roll back to the original linksys firmware.  Here’s my reasoning: My linksys wrt54g v8 was only capable … Continue reading

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Try something new…. AskEraser….

I’ve been looking around for a new search engine besides Google.  I’m worried about giving them all the business and their privacy policy scares me.  They’re collecting more and more of our information and no one seems to notice.  (Take … Continue reading

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Windows Anti Forensics Tip of the Day…

I previously wrote about how to have your system automatically clear the pagefile before a reboot or shutdown.  There’s a couple other steps I recommend you make on your system… Automatically permanently delete (Nuke on Delete)- Normally Delete sends files … Continue reading

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Time Warner Cable – Road Runner DMCA Notice

I recently got slapped with a DMCA notice from my ISP, Time Warner. Below is a copy of the page where all of my traffic was redirected to. All of my requests were hijacked until you acknowledge the notice. Using … Continue reading

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Test your web pentest skillz

I previously posted on testing your host/network penetrating testing skills. There are several projects whose purpose is to provide exploitable web applications to test different different security flaws. Here’s what I’ve come up with so far: Mutillidae: A Deliberately Vulnerable … Continue reading

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