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by sucuri2 16y ago
If you read the comments on the post and search for GoDaddy on twitter, lots of sites have been hacked. And as always, GoDaddy is denying, saying none of this is happening.
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New series of attacks at GoDaddy(blog.sucuri.net)
2 points by sucuri2 16y ago|1 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
We got featured on TC :)
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Hackers Embed Spam Into Google Search Listings For Unsuspecting Sites(techcrunch.com)
3 points by sucuri2 16y ago|1 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
I didn't hear anything about it, but that would be even worse... I got an email from them as well, but don't remember ever registering in there (and my email is not in the data dump).
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by sucuri2 16y ago
That's the problem. People create the account once to post a comment and don't think about it anymore. Since every site asks for a user/pass, people re-use their passwords, escalating the problem of a compromise. If openid was a bit more e
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Analysis of the Gawker compromise(blog.sucuri.net)
9 points by sucuri2 16y ago|4 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Nice :) We are part DC-based and part CA-based and I will definetely get more involved... thanks,
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Sorry to hear that. Even not being born here, you are as american as anyone else and since you came when you were only 2, you didn't do anything wrong as well. However, the law is not on your side... I wish they had done part of the immigra
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WordPress 3.0.3 released (security update)(blog.sucuri.net)
1 points by sucuri2 16y ago|0 comments
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How much should you charge to wash all the windows in Seattle? - Interview Q(fseek.me)
3 points by sucuri2 16y ago|1 comments
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New version of WordPress released (fixes security issue)(blog.sucuri.net)
1 points by sucuri2 16y ago|0 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Direct link: http://savannah.gnu.org/
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GNU source code repository hacked (for gcc, binutils, etc)(blog.sucuri.net)
2 points by sucuri2 16y ago|1 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
It looks fake, but it is not (just read on the NYT as well). I would imagine that they would just blackhole the ip addresses instead of that ugly image...
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by sucuri2 16y ago
I think he meant FreeBSD for Linux users. Since most of the points in there are only relevant to FreeBSD. I am an OpenBSD user, but the reason I don't use it as often is because most of the VPS/dedicated servers providers only offer Linux.
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Well, it was an article for our users and our audience about the danger of DNS hijacking. It was not intended as a full explanation of the issue and I didn't even submit to HN (which I only do for our better posts :)).
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Funny to see an Opera guy suggesting a way to browse the web without using Opera :) He even says it is easier to read all the comments that way (via text using curl / wget/ grep) instead of using their browser (not that I don't agree with h
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Nice post, but I prefer to see the whole story instead of having that break down in 3 days...
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Sucuri.net - Having Malware Detected & Removed (killerstartups.com)
5 points by sucuri2 16y ago|1 comments
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Try This: Sucuri. Virus, Malware and DNS protection for your website(thenextweb.com)
8 points by sucuri2 16y ago|0 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
I think he meant that because of the complexity of sshv2, it is much more likely that implementation will contain bugs/be compromised than the simpler sshv1. sshv1 is less secure in terms of crypto, but not in terms of secure software imple
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Quote from Theo de Raadt (OpenBSD/OpenSSH lead developer): I am actually more worried about security problems in the protocol 2 code which is roughly 4-5x as complicated. People's fears are misplaced. But it is fun to ride a meme, isn't i
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by sucuri2 16y ago
It is funny, but Theo (OpenSSH leader developer) thinks that SSHv1 is more secure than v2: http://www.ossec.net/dcid/?p=10
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by sucuri2 16y ago
We are: http://sucuri.net . Looking for senior C developers (with a good background in security) and Looking for people with a Linux sys admin background, strong security foundation and also proficient with scripting languages (shell, perl
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Offer HN: Hosting security / web site security / web malware removal help
3 points by sucuri2 16y ago|2 comments
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Which is a big deal if you use this features. Plus, I run many groups and didn't know they were disabling these features, so they are not telling everyone about it.
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by sucuri2 16y ago
Use OSSEC ( http://ossec.net ) to monitor the logs/system for attacks. Not only brute force, but all sort of stuff. *open source.
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Electronic Arts (EA.com) - Please protect your forums or shut it down(blog.sucuri.net)
1 points by sucuri2 16y ago|0 comments
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Mass hacking happening at GoDaddy today - Many sites hacked (blog.sucuri.net)
3 points by sucuri2 16y ago|0 comments

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