Aircrack-NG

If you've been following me on twitter, you probably read a lot about the recent decision from the judge Jay S. Bybee of the United States Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit saying Google violated the Wiretap law by collecting data from unencrypted ... [More] WiFi networks while using their Street view cars. If you want more details, you can read a news article on TechDirt and here is a blog post about it. [Less]

I'll be giving a training at DerbyCon, WiFi Hacking. Sign up before there is no seat left.

The video of talk I did with Tod Beardsley, The Slings and Arrows of Open Source Security, at BSides Las Vegas is online thanks to Iron Geek.

Serious security flaw found in new traffic lights. A new kind of traffic light being used is controlled by an Access Point with simple passphrase to access it. More details in the blog.

Due to the amount of questions about new card and Aircrack-ng compatibility, I made a blog post about it.

NEK is hosting Pentesting with Backtrack live training taught by Offensive Security, here in Colorado Springs (Colorado, USA) in September (3-7). More details can be found on the flyer and if you have any question, you can also contact me.

Today we are very proud to announce the we found a flaw that let us crack WPA in just a few minutes no matter what the passphrase length is. You can find more details in the blog.

I launched a few months ago another project, OpenWIPS-ng, an Open Source Wireless IPS. We need a logo and that's why there's a contest. The prize for the winner is $250. More details on the website.

Monthly news, September 2010.

Monthly news, August 2010.