Collaborate Disseminate
As 2020 drew to a close, demand for digital forensics and investigations had perhaps never been higher. The COVID-19 pandemic continued to accelerate many forms of digital crime, particularly crimes against children and various types of fraud.
At th… Continue reading Digital Forensics Standards Update: Calls For Training And Public Comment
The company warned that cybercriminals are using a black box with proprietary code in attacks to illegally dispense cash across Europe. Continue reading Diebold ATM Terminals Jackpotted Using Machine’s Own Software
Diebold Nixdorf has issued a warning of a wave of jackpotting attacks against ATM in a number of European countries, with the vast majority directed at ProCash 2050xe USB terminals. Jackpotting attacks target ATMs to steal money from the machines. Othe… Continue reading ATMs across Europe Are Hacked Using Purpose-Built Black Boxes
I have files encrypted data in my git repo but lost my blackbox gpg keys .Is there anyway I can recover these files or decrypt them again.I have generated new keys and executed blackbox_update_all files and blackbox_update b… Continue reading Blackbox decrypt already encrypted files in case of key loss [on hold]
My teacher gave me only two IP addresses, then basically it is a Black Box test of pen testing.
I did a simple port scan with NMAP in TWO IP’s, I saw the ports 4443 & 8080 were open, I logged into my browser and found an… Continue reading How to find a website behind a Firewall
When reading about fuzzing, the way to go seems to ignore checksums and cryptographic integrity protection or at least circumvent verification procedures via a ‘fuzz-friendly mode’. For black-box protocol fuzzing this can not… Continue reading Is there a protocol fuzzer or fuzzing framework that uses cryptography?
[Maarten Tromp] recently took the time to document some of the unusual and creative electronic projects he received as gifts over the years. These gadgets were created in the early 2000’s and still work flawlessly today. Two of our favorites are shown here: Hardware Tetris Unit (shown in the image above) and Heap of Electronic Parts.
Heap of Electronic Parts was a kind of hardware puzzle and certainly lives up to its name. It’s a bunch of parts soldered in a mystifying way to the backs of four old EPROMs — the chips with the little window through which …read more
Continue reading Years Don’t Dim The Shine of These Curious Gadgets
Kaspersky Lab’ experts investigated one such toolkit, dubbed KoffeyMaker, in 2017-2018, when a number of Eastern European banks turned to us for assistance after their ATMs were quickly and almost freely raided. It soon became clear that we were dealing with a black box attack. Continue reading KoffeyMaker: notebook vs. ATM
I find fuzzing a bit to basic method if it comes to black box apps. I am specifically interested how to find a vulnerability in network protocols. I have read “Attacking Network Protocols” but only fuzzing was discussed.
… Continue reading Are there other methods than fuzzing for black box?
Telemetric devices for vehicles, better known as black boxes, cracked the consumer scene 25 years ago with the premiere of OnStar. These days, you can get one for free from your insurance company if you want to try your luck at the discounts for safe driving game. But what if you wanted a black box just to mess around with that doesn’t share your driving data with the world? Just make one.
[TheForeignMan]’s DIY telematics box was designed to pull reports of the car’s RPM, speed, and throttle depression angle through the ODBII port. An ODBII-to-Bluetooth module sends the data …read more