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Unified Threat Management Systems - Guide to UTMs

Hi folks..this time I will be exploring the Unified Threat Management systems and comparing multiple UTM products in the same. Unified Threat Management devices are relatively new in the security appliance scenario and are in the phase of continuous evolution. UTM has attracted industry leaders like Juniper, Fortinet, Cisco, IBM, Intel, Cyberoam and there are a lot of UTM products to choose from. I am however working on the Cyberoam one and will be continuing my tests on it.

Top Indian Hackers List

There has been a lot of commotion in the Indian Hacking scene lately, and I expressed some pretty strong views regarding that. When it comes to hacking, every other guy tends to tape the "hacker" word with his name/codename without even realizing its significance. In the end tired of all the bullshit around, I decided to cover an article on the REAL INDIAN HACKERS (or Hackers of Indian Origin), folks who are actually dedicated to security and are hackers in real sense. Lets start, shall we ?

Top Hacking Magazine List with Review

Except these Magazines, all other so called Indian Hacking magazines are BOGUS and copy pasting contents from INTERNET. Wake up GUYS. Simple ask your self that are you really learning something from what you are reading or not?. This time I will be blogging about some really good magazines and zines where you can learn about computer and IT security. If you want to go through the previous articles in the series, you are welcome to give them a read.

Yersinia: How to analyzing and testing Network Protocols

Yersinia is a free open source utility written entirely in C which is great for security professionals, pen testers and hacker enthusiasts alike. Yersinia is a solid framework for analyzing and testing network protocols, and it is a great network tool designed to take advantage of some weaknesses in different network protocols.

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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

[null][Pune][Meet]15th September, 2012 @ SICSR

6:54 PM Amarjit Singh 3 comments
September 2012 meet is scheduled for 15th September, 2012, Saturday. Agenda for the Meet :
1.) Cracking WPA/WPA2 for non-dictionary pass-phrase by Swaroop Yermalkar
WPA/WPA2password can be cracked simply by capturing WPA handshake and then apply dictionary. And if passphrase is in dictionary then password will be cracked. But what if password is not in dictionary? The talk will explore this possibility. 2.) To Err is Human...Social Engineering Fundamentals by Neelu Tripathy
The presentation and talk elaborates on Social Engineering techniques generally used in the industry. Talk would explain how SE is a fundamental part of physical penetration exercises in the industry. It would discuss real life cases, live scenarios, and importance of SE in information security. Talk would include some demonstrations of how SET can be used as a tool for SE. Timings: 04:00 PM to 06:00 PM Venue: Room No. 704, 7th Floor, SICSR, Atur Center, Gokhale Cross Road, Model Colony, Pune. The is Open For All. No Registrations Required. Just come with an open mind. :) For any more queries or if anyone is interested in giving a talk drop us a mail at
ppush_at_null_dot_co_dot_in
corrupt_at_null_dot_co_dot_in
void_at_null_dot_co_dot_in
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Monday, September 10, 2012

Winner : HackIM 2012 Delhi - NULL

1:42 PM Amarjit Singh No comments
n00bs & haX0rs,
ooooh....That was a close finish
Alas!!! After a weekend full of sleepless, tiring, battle the FLAG is captured ...and The Fort has fallen ...
This time we had ~390 contestents participating out of which atleast 180+ were able to clear atleast one level. This time again we had 7 different kind of levels (and almost all of them were solved by atleast 1 person) ranging from : TRIVIAL - WEB - PROGRAMMED - CRYPTIC - FORENSIC - REVERSED ENGINEERED - LOGGED. it was the first time when we expeerimented with removing the limitation of sequential levels instead opened all levels and received a good response. (you might expect the same for next CTF's also) At 10 Sep 2012 00:00 The top scorer on the Scoreboard was announced the winner & the winner is Big-Daddy
***Dham*^#2!`*$*#Dhadam**^%$#Dhudum*^%$ *Boom!!$*#Boom***Phhaatt*^%$#!!! It would be unfair not to mention the names of other Spartans who fought the battle bravely. so here is the list of top 20 players
IDNameUserNameScore
1Big DaddyBig-Daddy6600
2err0r 0xerr0rLes Pas Contents6400
3Team 41414141414141416050
4HIMANSHU DAShimanshu4950
50x416a697468 0x4368616e6472616er3dsm0k34950
6Dev Anandtestdata4950
7Ruben Molinamaybe-failed4950
8Kacper KwapiszKKKas4200
9EL CAPO DOSelcapo23700
10Joris Driepinterjoris3p3450
11Jack Nulla713n3300
12Boris Backdoorbb3200
13valis valisvalis3000
14ZM4LW4R3 ZM4LW4R3ZM4LW4R32900
15shand esq.shand2450
16Vaibhav Guptavaibhav2300
17Avinash Kundaliyahardfire2050
18Ashok Manoharanknown_unknown1800
19zrzr brrrhmm1450
20prithvi bprince1400
* list as on 10th Sept 2012 00:00 as the levels are live the score will change on scoreboard and people keep playing the levels.
We are proud of all the great warriors who battled with courage and brave hearts. We hope everyone who participated had a chance to sharpen their weapons and hone their battle plans through the HACKIM Delhi - 2012 . Please reply with your comments and suggestions or mail us at info@null.co.in
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Friday, September 7, 2012

HACKIM: PRE-NULLCON ON-LINE HACKING CHALLENGE CTF WILL OPEN ON 7TH SEPTEMBER @ 20:12 (GMT +5:30)

11:59 PM Amarjit Singh No comments
" Be ready for sleepless weekend night nullcon CTF HackiM will be open on 7th Sep at auspicious hour of 20:12 (GMT +5:30)
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Thursday, September 6, 2012

nullcon Delhi 2012: Final List of Speakers and Events

1:40 PM Amarjit Singh No comments
We are excited to announce the final list of speakers and events at nullcon Delhi 2012. net/website/conference/speakersDelhi2012.html
Highlights of nullcon
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1. Day one keynote by CEO Natgrid,Mr. Raghu Raman. Talk Title: Battle of the Minds
2. Day two keynote by Global Security Evangelist and renowned speaker. Mr. Richard Thieme. Talk Title: Staring into the Abyss.
3. Security Conclave on Critical Infrastructure Protection: Focused Panel discussion of 90 minutes to emphasize on the road map for the critical infrastructure protection standards and processes.
4. Executive Briefing: Exclusive two hours sub-event for senior management and the CIOs to present summarized content of conference talks/events to them.
5. Prototype sub-event: An excellent opportunity/platform for organizations to speak/showcase/present (30 Min Talk) new innovative security technologies to the conference attendees to attract industry recognition and to promote their brand.
6. Exclusive exhibition area for security organizations.
7. Talks by security experts on ground breaking defensive and offensive security technologies.
8. Seven security Training by industry experts on deep technical and critical security subjects.
9. Nullcon Job fair for hiring the best in the security industry.
10. nullcon Blackshield awards: An award ceremony to honour organizations and thought leaders who drive innovation in information security.
Some of the featured talks
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1. Rahul Sasi - DTMF Fuzzing: Highly Harmful Audio Waves - Would be highlighting vulnerabilities in implementation of DTMF detection algorithms.
2. Michael Sutton & Pradeep Kulkarni - Opening the kimono: Automating behavioral analysis for mobile apps
3. Ravishankar Borgaonkar - Dirty use of USSD Codes in Cellular Network - Talks will cover how to play with USSD codes using femtocell architecture and exploit different services based on it.
4. Aditya Gupta - Attacking Angry Birds : Mobile Malwares on the Rise Will be releasing AFE (Android Framework for Exploitation).
5. Joerg Simon - Fedora Security Lab and OSSTMM
6. Prasad Kanagasabai - Penetrating SAP with IronSAP
7. Zoltan Hornak - How to develop and insecure product?
8. Riyaz Walikar - Poking servers with facebook (and other web apps)
9. Antriksh Shah - (Desi Jugaad talk) An app(le) a day keeps the wallet away
10. Neyolov Evgeny - Reverse engineering of fraudster brain
11. Ahamed Nafeez - alertt(/xss/) - How to catch an XSS before someone exploits/reports it?
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