It is my pleasure to announce that AirTraf project has resulted in founding of a new company, Elixar, Inc.
via AirTraf > Home.
802.11b network analyzer.
Also, from http://www.elixar.com/corporate/history/airtraf-1.0/airtraf_download.php
AirTraf 1.0 is available under the GNU GPL license. If you are not familair with the terms of this license please read it before downloading. Also please note that AirTraf is currently being released only for the linux operating system.
There are many different locations containing interesting data on iOS devices. Data often resides in SQLite databases, the chosen format for local storage on mobile devices. The next best place to find sensitive information is in plist, or property list files – these are the primary storage medium for configuration settings in iOS, and they are also a fantastic source of sensitive information. User credentials are often stored here, instead of inside the KeyChain where they should be. Rounding out the top three data sources are binary or binary-encoded files, such as the device’s keyboard cache and pasteboard. Although storage locations commonly change with the release of new iOS firmware, it is fairly simple to poke around the general area and find what you’re looking for.
via Offensive Mobile Forensics.
Similarly to the configuration files for iOS, the XML files storing preferences for Android applications commonly include user credentials and other sensitive information.
The Real-Time Streaming Protocol allows to control multimedia streams delivered, for example, via RTP. Control includes absolute positioning within the media stream, recording and possibly device control.
Third parties need to deliver. Facebook relies on a series of third party providers—notably software as a service providers. Providers to Facebook include Salesforce.com, NetSuite and Oracle to name a few, we’ve been told.
via Facebook’s operations: A look at the IT risks | ZDNet.
How is salesforce.com a provider to facebook?
rpm -Uvh http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/epel/5/i386/epel-release-5-4.noarch.rpm
This link works as of this date. There are a lot of bad links floating around out there in the google.
If you have downloaded, created, or rebuilt RPM packages locally (as explained in TipsAndTricks/YumAndRPM “Get set up for rebuilding packages while not being root”) you may want a place to put them so they are accessible from all the machines on your local net.
At a $100 billion valuation, Facebook would be worth about the same as McDonald’s Corp. and nearly half of Google.
Samsung Electronics and Apple Inc. are engaged in a strategic war over patents in many countries across the world as they try to draw market share away from each other.
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