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Wake on LAN(WOL) has been a go-to solution for most network admins to ensure an uninterrupted IT resource. Aiding in remote booting of wired and wireless networks, WoL helps optimize energy usage even as it ensures your network resources …
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Wake-on-LAN and ARP pinging have expanded Ryuk’s reach into corporate LANs — and its operators’ monetization abilities. Continue reading Wizard Spider Upgrades Ryuk Ransomware to Reach Deep into LANs
WOL-E is a suite of tools for Wake on LAN security testing related to the WOL features of network attached computers, this is now enabled by default on many Apple computers. This allows you to easily scan for Apple devices on a network (based on their MAC addresses). Features These tools include: Bruteforcing the MAC […]
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Last week was Bsides London, and [Steve Lord] was able to give a talk about the devices that could pass for either a terrible, poorly planned, ill-conceived Internet of Things Kickstarter, or something straight out of the NSA toolkit. [Steve] built the Internet of Wrongs, devices that shouldn’t exist, but thanks to all this electronic stuff, does.
Originally a project to assess the Arduino as a possible IoT platform, [Steve] created a horrible practical joke called the Wake On Lan box. [Steve]’s flatmate was convinced Apple makes superior hardware because his fully charged Macbook would last all …read more
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