Collaborate Disseminate
A friend said her husband was sleeping on the couch, and she got a text that appeared to come from his phone, but he didn’t send the text. Is this possible to do, and, how can she trace the origin?
The text that she got on … Continue reading Can someone send a text to a phone and make it appear on another person’s phone text message?
A friend said her husband was sleeping on the couch, and she got a text that appeared to come from his phone, but he didn’t send the text. Is this possible to do, and, how can she trace the origin?
The text that she got on … Continue reading Can someone send a text to a phone and make it appear on another person’s phone text message?
In order to register a “hit” on Google Analytics, the list of things required are:
Unique API key(s) for Google AnalyticsPublic: can be gotten from the embedded JavaScript files on the pages for tracking.
HTTP requests that seem to origi… Continue reading How does Google Analytics prevent fake data attacks against an entity’s traffic?
Okay, I’ll admit something first-off: I don’t really understand some of the practical aspects of how DNSSec protections work very well.(Even after reading resources like this.)
Well, I certainly understand why anti-spoofing … Continue reading Can you force your PC or device to use only DNSSec-verified lookup results?
As said in question, does ip spoofing mean that someone uses a proxy, thereby he/she appears as different ip in the internet world?
On a local network, an attacker can craft a custom IP packet with a fake source IP address and send it to a host. I know that the attacker will not receive a response, but there are still attacks for which faking/spoofing the… Continue reading IP address spoofing on internet
Can I determine the actual sender of a spoofed text message? I received a text message yesterday that appeared to come from one of my contacts, but he did not send it. I contacted my carrier (Verizon) and they said that becau… Continue reading Can I determine actual origin of spoofed text message?
Let’s assume that I unwittingly connect to a malicious WiFi network and visit some websites. By malicious, I mean the network has been set up for the purpose of stealing data.
From what I’ve read, using https:// is safe. Is this true for … Continue reading Data Security on a Malicious WiFi Network
I was wondering how could my computer that uses a spoofed MAC address be sending probe requests for APs that I was never connected to?
Note:- The other computer with the original MAC address was shut down.
I was wondering how could my computer that uses a spoofed MAC address be sending probe requests for APs that I was never connected to?
Note:- The other computer with the original MAC address was shut down.