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Firefox Add-On Cocoon – Its strengths and weaknesses
Noble Lie
Layer 2 Attacks Using Yersinia
Learning to Forgive Yourself
Weaponizing the Nokia N900 – Part 3.8 – Backtrack 5 on N900
BackTrack 5 Released (ARM|64bit|32bit versions)
Smart Phone Privacy and Steps Towards Anonymizing the Nokia N900
Weaponizing the Nokia N900 – Part 3.7 – More goodness and packet injection
RawCap - A Windows network sniffer that does not require Winpcap
Hacking Biometrics Systems [video]
Weaponizing the Nokia N900 – Part 3.6 – Portable Rogue AP Point
Weaponizing the Nokia N900 - Part 3.5
Surveillance State
Updated Section and Other Matters
https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Quotation_mar...
I put the term in single quotes due to the fact that 'attractive' can be an ambiguous and subjective term.
I'm aware that 'Attractiveness is a real thing'.
The point that I'm making is that, maybe the reason why 'attractive' people may have a higher IQ, is that they are more likely to receive help from others based solely on their appearance.
Another point I would like to add: Maybe 'attractive' people feel the need to increase their intelligence, due to the stereotype that 'attractive' people don't need to have intelligence and can just rely upon their looks to get them through life.
Is penetration testing a career worth pursuing?
I ask this due to this article:http://carnal0wnage.attackresearch.com/node/440I think he made some very good points that most companies don't want to take an expensive test that they'll most likely fail and they just want to be compliant.While I can see penetration testing diminishing in the corporate environment, I think it will most likely be a constant within the realm of the military.What...
Why are IT people notoriously condescending?
"Why are IT people notoriously condescending?"It just seems that most people I've met in IT come off as very condescending, I have even been known to come off this way and I'm trying to be more aware of this.
How Shellcodes Work
dog http://ifconfig.me | egrep -wo '[[:digit:]]{1,3}\.[[:digit:]]{1,3}\.[[:digit:]]{1,3}\.[[:digit:]]{1,3}' | uniq