Capture The Flag(CTF) are computer security/hacking competitions which generally consist of participants breaking, investigating, reverse engineering and doing anything they can to reach the end goal, a “flag” which is usually found as a string of text. A CTF is a system of increasingly-difficult challenges that can’t be too easy or too hard. A well-designed […]
Read More →Norse is running a live hacking map that shows the attacks against a worldwide honeypot (that is, purposefully vulnerable) network as they happen. While this isn’t representative of the full internet, it does show the gravity of security related threats. Sit back and watch hacks around the world in real time Link: Blog Post From […]
Read More →Google is offering a free holiday postcard service, sent through good old snail mail. But the catch here is they allow only one postcard per system. To use this service you don’t need a GMAIL account . You can use the service from the following address : https://services.google.com/fb/forms/gmailholidaycard/ If you are attempting to send more […]
Read More →WordPress by default displays the comments in the order they were entered. What this means is that the latest comments are always at the very bottom of the section. I like to have the latest comments shown first. Here is a fix for it, a very simple one: Open the comments.php file contained in the […]
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