The video describes about how we are vulnerable to it and how we can protect ourselves from it!
Tuesday 10 February 2015
Infrared Add-on that can reveal ATM Passwords.Heres's how!
The video describes about how we are vulnerable to it and how we can protect ourselves from it!
Monday 9 February 2015
Kali LINUX 1.1.0 Released
After almost two years of public development (and another year behind the scenes), kali.org are proud to announce their first point release of Kali Linux – version 1.1.0. This release brings with it a mix of unprecedented hardware support as well as rock solid stability. For them, this is a real milestone as this release epitomizes the benefits of their move from BackTrack to Kali Linux over two years ago. As we look at a now mature Kali, we see a versatile, flexible Linux distribution, rich with useful security and penetration testing related features, running on all sorts of weird and wonderful ARM hardware. But enough talk, here are the goods:
- The new release runs a 3.18 kernel, patched for wireless injection attacks.
- Our ISO build systems are now running off live-build 4.x.
- Improved wireless driver support, due to both kernel and firmware upgrades.
- NVIDIA Optimus hardware support.
- Updated virtualbox-tool, openvm-tools and vmware-tools packages and instructions.
- A whole bunch of fixes and updates from our bug-tracker changelog.
- And most importantly, we changed grub screens and wallpapers!
Download Or Upgrade Kali 1.1.O
You can download the new version from our Kali Linux Download page, where you’ll also find mini-installer ISOS for both 32 and 64 bit CPU architectures. You can expect updated VMWare and multiple ARM image releases to be posted in the Offensive Security custom Kali Linux image download page in the next few days. As usual, if you’ve already got Kali Linux installed and running, there’s no need to re-download the image as you can simply update your existing operating system using simple aptcommands:
apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
Download Or Upgrade Kali 1.1.O
You can download the new version from our Kali Linux Download page, where you’ll also find mini-installer ISOS for both 32 and 64 bit CPU architectures. You can expect updated VMWare and multiple ARM image releases to be posted in the Offensive Security custom Kali Linux image download page in the next few days. As usual, if you’ve already got Kali Linux installed and running, there’s no need to re-download the image as you can simply update your existing operating system using simple aptcommands:
apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
apt-get dist-upgrade
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