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Oldie but a goodie, still work to this day: Google Hacks
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If you think yours is, it may not be. Almost oxymoronic as the term is, expansion can be kept secure, but not without a lot of learning and pre-emptive policy. With the addition of usb switchblades podslurping isnt restricted to stealing your music.
Being one of the longest standing free mail clients I am sure hotmail has been in the firing line of thousands of misguided attacks. This proves that they will never be one step ahead.
Hackers tend to hang out behind closed doors to my knowledge, however being modern guys – some have a pr face on
I think fixing the web is a solid idea and more people should take securing their important stuff seriously, school boy errors affect more than school boys.
Thinking outside the box with Maker Faire (Americans!?!) and inHabitat
The Spanner is always worth a read, and the hackvertor is a useful biproduct of the blog
The following all offer an insight into browser security – and damn good proof that we should all uninstall ie
http://sla.ckers.org/forum
http://www.0×000000.com
http://sirdarckcat.blogspot.com
Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories – reminds me of when I made a projector out of an lcd panel