Macros in C/C++ are very powerful, no doubt about that. But when I saw this one, I just felt a twitch in my stomach because of the sheer implications this macro can have. Priceless indeed.
<Dark_Brood> #define sizeof(x) rand()
<Rangsk> you can do that?
<Dark_Brood> Yup
<Catafriggm> OMFG!
<Catafriggm> That's disgusting!Via: Quote Database
When I decided to start this post, I wasn’t thinking about Twitter. I was going to post that I probably just DOS’ed the web application I have been testing. Join a J2EE based web server with the standard JVM and some sequential (6 to 5 *cough* *cough*) requests that have some heavy memory requirements and you put the server in its knees. The Twitter idea just came to me because my posts are getting smaller and smaller. And I’m wondering if microbloggin would work well for this kind of posts.
Anyway, screen-shoot goes bellow.
I started last Wednesday my first penetration test to a web application. I have to be very careful since it’s a production environment but I already have discovered authorization problems as well a failure in the authentication mechanism due to badly configured redirections.
The penetration test is programmed to occur over a period of one month. Two approaches are being used, black box and white box. I’m doing the black box approach, while my superior and colleague will be doing the white box approach. I will post the juicy details in the end, after the report has been delivered to the client.
Mikko H. Hypponen just posted yesterday some pictures of a skimmer. To see the pictures follow the links bellow.
http://twitpic.com/4pkmj
http://twitpic.com/4pkmn
http://twitpic.com/4pkn3
http://twitpic.com/4pknu
http://twitpic.com/4pko1
Long story short, there is a band promoting their new single free on The Pirate Bay, it isn’t my kind of music, but is so dam funny that I’m looking forward for the album.