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Monday, November 30, 2009
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
African Cosmologies - Tabwa
The summer of 2006 I worked with Manuel Jordan Perez researching the cosmological systems of civilizations in Africa. I have copied below text and diagrams from research done on the Tabwa civilization. My best to Manuel who led me in this research. Below is a chart of Tabwa cosmology and cosmogony:
TABWA COSMOLOGY
Below is a chart of the Balamwezi cosmology integrated into a Balamwezi pattern:
Below is a chart of the Balamwezi cosmology:
TABWA COSMOLOGYCentral Ideas
- 1. Duality – most things have a positive and negative side to them these opposing sides are synthesized into a representative whole that is the manifest of the thing.
- a. Moon
- i. Positively may provide light and allow for safety, knowledge, and order to be perceived out of chaos and obscurity.
- ii. Negatively may maliciously withhold its light.
- iii. Goes through cycles but always containing within it positive and negative aspects
- b. Chiefs
- i. Offer knowledge and wisdom allowing people to perceive and defend themselves against danger.
- ii. May be responsible for allowing evil to exist, example “Drunken King” Nkongolo Mwamba a tyrant and king of excess embodied by the sun.
- iii. Must exist balancing positive and negative forces and events
- 1. Use lunar symbolism such as the Mpande shell to represent their success at this balancing.
- c. Spirits
- i. Mipasi
- 1. May be identified by an ng’anga as the source of an affliction in which case mikisi will be commissioned to represented the mipasi
- 2. May provide guidance through dreams serving as a source of wisdom and inspiration
- ii. Mikisi
- 1. When ignored they gain attention through “-kisa” (the root verb) which means, “to cause suffering or bring misfortune”
- 2. “-kisa” also refers to the power that knowledge and the recognition of knowledge lends one.
- 3. These figures therefore represent the duality of the spirits effecting them.
- iii. Mutumbi
- 1. Nearly blinded by daylight so rarely seen and apparently “invisible”.
- 2. Yet lots of tracks seen so must exist.
- 3. Similar to moon it this “invisible” but existent fashion.
- iv. Twins
- 1. Take lunar names and are covered in ashes hiding their differences from each other when the new moon has risen.
- 2. Celebrated and given gifts in honor of their positive side.
- 3. Beaten with a switch and feared because of their negative side: the possibility that they could use their powers for evil.
- a. Mutumbi’s Tunnels
- i. Mutumbi followed his dogs down a “seemingly endless tunnel” to the find the supreme deity, Leza, in the city of light.
- b. Body Midline
- i. Defines the symmetry and opposition existent in the human condition.
- ii. There exist half-beings that represent cases of unresolved litigation in need of arbitration and the deployment of social justice.
- iii. Myth of great leader associated with hunting whose body split along the midline and is composed of half beeswax and half flesh.
- iv. This recognition of division symbolizes the unification of the body
- c. Natural Formations
- i. Mwila divide
- ii. Lake Tanganyika
- iii. Milkyway
2. 2. Mulalambo – “endless lines of symmetry” serve to create divisions between the parts of things yet at the same time unite and offer reconciliation between the divided parts of these things. An “endless line” is a division that exists yet cannot be felt.
Duality and Symmetry
Everyone and everything has power. It appears as though they are both made up of precisely the same parts just being viewed from different perspectives.
Below is a chart of Tabwa cosmology as based on opposition:
Below is a chart of the Balamwezi cosmology integrated into a Balamwezi pattern:
Below is a chart of the Balamwezi cosmology:
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Structure (or lack there of)
Structure (or lack there of)
September 5th, 2008
Throughout the slowly decaying cortices of our humble: understanding abounds, knowledge surmises, meaning exists.
Shadows, claimed. Nothing more, still! We create? Still, levied over restlessness, challenged to remove, to “recompose” the, an original. An? True? Still must this not hear left false to the failure of transcription. For, it does did not rise there. It was, were it lay, stayed it mopped up without clarity, cleanliness. That, it has gone for to, realism. There is none, still. The access, entrance, possibility, destroyed through pliability. Left still back once, through creatibility. Back once more, through possibility. There back will always be somewhere more to go, right there forward, still rift the similarity, identically. Then still! Of what interest have we more to? For truly, grammatically, it was erased best, the end will be something only to be spoken of for when or if or past it has arisen then more, back will be for a turning point in the foundation. The expressability through it’s destruction can reach its. So then is attempted, a limitation on the limits? Placed by, the, there is one place that it can cannot. Arisen limits, imposed, created, irrelevant and still irrelevant. Usage lost to users importantly the unavoidable inversion.
October 25th, 2008
Then the discord, concealed so effectively tightly, would see light only through its inherent obscurity.
Is there a deeper truth to this? Is there some “fundamental framework” upon which we are building, out of which our lives – our minds – are created? Suppose the existence of a framework is as chimerical as a blue sky. Between the grimaces of oppressive skyscrapers our blue sky is not more than light shifting spectrum as it moves through humidity in our atmosphere, is not more than water modifying the wavelengths of photons. Ad infinitum we learn our precious sky is farther and farther from our comprehension. And soon that slips away as well, our comprehension, which we had been able to use so fluently to instruct us on our lack of comprehension, fails us. And finally a statement we could comprehend, that we cannot comprehend our lack of comprehension, is lost forever. But the framework, despite our tranquilization by the recursive, does it, hiding from the unlikely afflatus, remain? Would a proof, or a consensus by our world’s comparative literature departments, as to the frameworks impossibility have any effect on its existence or nonexistence?
Would the existence of this superstructure impose rules upon what can be built and the manner in which it can be built? Supposing that the answer to this question is yes, or at the least “maybe”, then there would exist an incentive to search for this truth or these truths, to discover the nature of this framework and investigate its properties so that we may better understand ourselves and our world. I inherently assume that the nature is hidden, that it must be “discovered”. (I additionally assume, or at the least heavily imply, the standard western distinction between being and existence.)
Would a simple existentialist standpoint solve all our problems? It could claim that the truths that need to be “discovered” and the “framework” underlying our world are inventions we have imposed upon the world and upon ourselves. The “deeper truth”, if I dare keep to this terminology, is that there is no deeper truth (or fundamental truth, or ultimate truth). The world is at it appears, the answers we search and yearn for are (1) non-existent or (2) answered by this statement. The second option seems entirely unsatisfying and is problematic in its circularity and that it is facially self-eliminative, yet deeply not. The first option begs the question, if the deeper truth’s non-existence answers the question of what is the deeper truth then the deeper truth does indeed have an existence, that of non-existence. And, quite directly, we are led to the transconsistent or: the same circularity of the second option.
[original with typos removed]
September 5th, 2008
Throughout the slowly decaying cortices of our humble: understanding abounds, knowledge surmises, meaning exists.
Shadows, claimed. Nothing more, still! We create? Still, levied over restlessness, challenged to remove, to “recompose” the, an original. An? True? Still must this not hear left false to the failure of transcription. For, it does did not rise there. It was, were it lay, stayed it mopped up without clarity, cleanliness. That, it has gone for to, realism. There is none, still. The access, entrance, possibility, destroyed through pliability. Left still back once, through creatibility. Back once more, through possibility. There back will always be somewhere more to go, right there forward, still rift the similarity, identically. Then still! Of what interest have we more to? For truly, grammatically, it was erased best, the end will be something only to be spoken of for when or if or past it has arisen then more, back will be for a turning point in the foundation. The expressability through it’s destruction can reach its. So then is attempted, a limitation on the limits? Placed by, the, there is one place that it can cannot. Arisen limits, imposed, created, irrelevant and still irrelevant. Usage lost to users importantly the unavoidable inversion.
October 25th, 2008
Then the discord, concealed so effectively tightly, would see light only through its inherent obscurity.
Is there a deeper truth to this? Is there some “fundamental framework” upon which we are building, out of which our lives – our minds – are created? Suppose the existence of a framework is as chimerical as a blue sky. Between the grimaces of oppressive skyscrapers our blue sky is not more than light shifting spectrum as it moves through humidity in our atmosphere, is not more than water modifying the wavelengths of photons. Ad infinitum we learn our precious sky is farther and farther from our comprehension. And soon that slips away as well, our comprehension, which we had been able to use so fluently to instruct us on our lack of comprehension, fails us. And finally a statement we could comprehend, that we cannot comprehend our lack of comprehension, is lost forever. But the framework, despite our tranquilization by the recursive, does it, hiding from the unlikely afflatus, remain? Would a proof, or a consensus by our world’s comparative literature departments, as to the frameworks impossibility have any effect on its existence or nonexistence?
Would the existence of this superstructure impose rules upon what can be built and the manner in which it can be built? Supposing that the answer to this question is yes, or at the least “maybe”, then there would exist an incentive to search for this truth or these truths, to discover the nature of this framework and investigate its properties so that we may better understand ourselves and our world. I inherently assume that the nature is hidden, that it must be “discovered”. (I additionally assume, or at the least heavily imply, the standard western distinction between being and existence.)
Would a simple existentialist standpoint solve all our problems? It could claim that the truths that need to be “discovered” and the “framework” underlying our world are inventions we have imposed upon the world and upon ourselves. The “deeper truth”, if I dare keep to this terminology, is that there is no deeper truth (or fundamental truth, or ultimate truth). The world is at it appears, the answers we search and yearn for are (1) non-existent or (2) answered by this statement. The second option seems entirely unsatisfying and is problematic in its circularity and that it is facially self-eliminative, yet deeply not. The first option begs the question, if the deeper truth’s non-existence answers the question of what is the deeper truth then the deeper truth does indeed have an existence, that of non-existence. And, quite directly, we are led to the transconsistent or: the same circularity of the second option.
[original with typos removed]
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Environmental Naturalism
What is natural seems entirely dependent upon one's perception of one's environment. To understand one's environment one must understand one's self. This is a matter of emotional and mental confidence, a synchrony, a symphony.
A bonding between environment and self. Freedom from the self is freedom from that which is around you, an impossibility. The impossibility of freedom, from the self and one's environment, implies that self freedom comes from acceptance of one's mental and emotional self, as perceived through one's environment. From acceptance of one's environment, of one's surroundings and one's self.
This is a removal of the self through an understanding of nothingness or wholeness, and the inverse.
Mechanically, this implies environmental machinism: the belief that the natural world, in all it's extent is mechanically understandable. This is an impossibility, a confusion. To move beyond this confusion one must return to towards one's environment, towards one's self.
A bonding between environment and self. Freedom from the self is freedom from that which is around you, an impossibility. The impossibility of freedom, from the self and one's environment, implies that self freedom comes from acceptance of one's mental and emotional self, as perceived through one's environment. From acceptance of one's environment, of one's surroundings and one's self.
This is a removal of the self through an understanding of nothingness or wholeness, and the inverse.
Mechanically, this implies environmental machinism: the belief that the natural world, in all it's extent is mechanically understandable. This is an impossibility, a confusion. To move beyond this confusion one must return to towards one's environment, towards one's self.
Monday, November 9, 2009
The Idea of a P2P Telecom
Below I present the idea for a P2P Telecom. That is, a telecom in which traffic is routed from sender to receiver through peers. Not through a central hub controlled by a company.
A few cons against this implementation.
- you will only benefit from a P2P telecom if the people you're communicating with are using the P2P telecom.
Some many pros in favor of a P2P Telecom.
- Since users will be controlling the network, users will be setting the prices and it will benefit all users for prices to be as low as possible. This is a stark contrast to the current system where prices are set by a handful of powerful companies with little worry of losing subscribers.
- No additional infrastructure will need to be put in place. In fact, towers, antennas, relays, etc. can be removed from densely populated areas because they are unnecessary for a P2P Telecom to function.
- A P2P Telecom will have more privacy because you will trust no one but yourself and encryption levels you control. If you want to use a theoretically unbreakable but data intensive encryption protocol that's up to you and no one will know your data but you and the other user you are communicating with. Like any communications system, the privacy of a P2P Telecom is not perfect but, as any cryptographer worthy of their title will tell you, the system is open and this is leaps and bounds more secure than the closed systems of big industry telecoms.
- There is no centralized control. This helps to enable better data security and increased privacy, among other things. Without centralized control no one will be able to shut off the network and there will be no data overloads in case of an emergency (such as happened in New York City during September 11, 2001).
- There will be increased capacity. This lack of centralized control enables increased capacity and redundancy in populated areas beyond anything approachable by current industry telecoms.
- A P2P Telecom can transfer any form of data. Because of their popularity phone calls are the most obvious forms of data to be transferred but if desired the network can transfer anything else such as video or raw data.
It's clear to me that the pros of a P2P Telecom definitively outweigh the cons and it is time we start building this network, which turns out to be rather simple.
The Implementation of a P2P Telecom
The implementation is based on modifying the functionality of existing cell phones be they GSM, CDMA, or some other unheard of system.
Cell phones must be retrofit so they can act as peers with one another. At their core cell phones send and receive signals, these phones must be modified so that they can receive and send signals directly from and to other phones.
- Accomplishing this may or may not require hardware modification. If hardware modification is required we must determine how this can be done. One simple method would be the use of a modified SIM chip. If the change needed is more fundamental a systematic approach to performing it can be developed.
Software modification will be required. We must:- Change what type of signals the phone looks for so that it can find signals from other phones
- change how the phone interprets the signals it finds so that it can interpret them as:
Data passing. The phone must know how to move data from itself to other peers. This will require an algorithm informing the phone of the priorities for where to forward data it receives. This algorithm will benefit from, but not require, partial location awareness of peers and unique identification of peers. This can all be done while maintaining anonymity.
- Data receiving. The phone must know that this data is destined for it and know how to handle decoding of the data.
- Data sending. The phone must be able to uniquely encoded it's data so it is only decodable by the receiver.
The Long Distance Uplinks in a P2P Telecom
A problem with the described P2P telecom is that if you want to call someone outside of your peer neighborhoods range or someone who doesn't use the P2P system you'll have to place the call over the existing industry telecom network. A solution to this problem is to give every P2P neighborhood an internet uplink and connect multiple neighborhoods with a VoIP services. In this manner, if either of the above situations occur, the call can be placed using VoIP technologies.
The number of peers with access to the uplink and therefore the bandwidth of the circuit between the peers and the uplink will depend on the volume of calls going out of the local neighborhood.
The Algorithms for a P2P Telecom
- Finding a peer and establishing a circuit (Draft finished)
- Sending data through a circuit - Encrypt data using public/private key system
- Throttling of uplink bandwidth - Better to deny calls that increase latency on calls
- Location anonymnity
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Information Security Bookmarks
Below is a list of bookmarks dealing with information security. The list hasn't been thoroughly reviewed so please let me know if something is out of date and should be removed. One of the most helpful sites to me when I began researching info sec was a blog post with a bunch of bookmarks, hopefully this will be similarly helpful to you.
- Information Security Companies
- Antivirus, anti-spyware, anti-spam, firewall. Protect yourself with Panda Security
- Beyond Security - Automated Vulnerability Assessment and Management
- CSC: Consulting, Systems Integration and Outsourcing
- Damballa > - The Front Line Against Bot Armies
- Digital Armaments for Intelligence
- Dreamlab Technologies
- eEye Digital Security » Internet Security | Vulnerability Assessment | Computer Network Security | Vulnerability Management<BR>
- esentire online security
- FindNot - Anonymous Surfing, Anonymous Email & Anonymous Internet
- Flylogic Engineering
- FYRM Associates, Inc. - Tools
- GFI - Fax server, Exchange anti-virus, anti-spam, vulnerability management and email archiving software
- HBGary
- Linux Internet/Network Security Software, Hardware, & Services | Guardian Digital, Inc.
- MainNerve.com - Securing Critical Systems
- Marshal :: Threat Research and Content Engineering (TRACE)
- News and Events - [WhiteHat Security, Inc.] (Web Application Security)
- SCRT - Information Security - Home
- Securify. Monitor and Verify Who, What & Where on Your Network.
- Security Intelligence Technology Group : Cellular Intercept Systems and Equipment
- Security-Assessment.com: Advise - Assess - Assure
- SolarWinds: Network Management Software – Designed by Network Engineers for Network Engineers
- Sûnnet Beskerming - Commentary & Insight From Sûnnet Beskerming
- Sysdream / Sécurité Informatique :: Home
- Welcome to U0vd Security Corporation
- Home - RSA, The Security Division of EMC
- ID QUANTIQUE
- Information Security Research
- Authentication
- Kerberos
- Radius
- An Analysis of the RADIUS Authentication Protocol
- FreeRADIUS: The world's most popular RADIUS Server
- Blogs
- A surreptitious look over the work of an innovative startup — Subreption blog
- Aviv Raff On .NET
- Black Security | Main
- Blog - Research - SecureWorks
- Chris Shiflett: PHP and Web Application Security
- Computer Security Research - McAfee Avert Labs Blog
- call dwerd ptr [6c756973]
- Darknet - The Darkside | Ethical Hacking, Penetration Testing & Computer Security
- Determina Security Blog
- Devels playground
- DShield; Cooperative Network Security Community - Internet Security - dshield
- F-Secure Weblog : News from the Lab
- Google Online Security Blog
- Hack a Day
- Hackszine.com
- Home
- ha.ckers.org web application security lab
- hiredhacker.com - relevant ramblings of an ethical hacker
- invisiblethings' blog
- Jeremiah Grossman
- Linux Security, Single Packet Authorization, Intrusion Detection, iptables Log Analysis
- Liquidmatrix Security Digest
- leetupload.com
- Matasano Chargen
- Over The Wire - PullThePlug
- Panda Research Blog, leading the way in proactive malware detection
- PaulDotCom's Web Site: Security Archives
- PLDsoft ::: IT-Security, Coding,Programming, Security Videos, HackITs, Web Security Challenge System - Home
- Prevx Blog
- RETURN $ecure;
- Security Vulnerability Research & Defense
- System Advancements at the Monastery
- Tenable Network Security
- The Art of Software Security Assessment
- The Turkey Curse
- TrendLabs | Malware Blog - by Trend Micro
- tssci security
- Uninformed
- ush.it - a beautiful place
- Websense Security Labs Blog
- Silent noise | - about spam, trojans and other nasty stuff
- Network Security Research and AI
- 33 Bits of Entropy
- Silviocesare’s Weblog
- Renesys Blog
- Cards
- CD & DVD
- Communities
- .:[ packet storm ]:. - http://packetstormsecurity.org/
- Electronic Frontier Foundation | Defending Freedom in the Digital World
- Expert Tips to Deal with Hacking
- Hack In The Box :: Keeping Knowledge Free
- Home - The Community's Center for Security
- johnny.ihackstuff.com - Home
- Network security articles and hacking prevention resources for the government and general public. Covering all aspects of Computer Hacking, including tutorials and exploit downloads.
- NIST.gov - Computer Security Division - Computer Security Resource Center
- Ryan1918 DOT COM :: Index
- Thwack
- totse.com | Technology
- SecDev.org
- Grand Idea Studio
- Welcome to Cryptography Research
- h4cky0u • The #1 hacking, security and infosec forum
- Security Xploded by Nagareshwar Talekar
- NCHOVY 인터넷 스톰 센터 : 홈
- SecurityTube - Watch, Learn and Contribute Computer Security Videos
- Malware Forge
- darklab.org
- Darklab consists of a number of people, that have formed a group to share knowledge and interesting informations about computer security and IT in general.
- Remote Exploit Forums - Home of BackTrack
- Backtrack Remote-Exploit Forums
- Sécurité informatique et veille en sécurité informatique
- Site de veille en sécurité informatique: derniers bulletins de sécurité informatique traduits en français, tutoriaux sur la sécurité informatique et le hacking, logiciels de sécurité internet...
- Denial of Service
- Documentation
- Magazines
- .:: Phrack Magazine ::.
- 0x000000 - THE HACKER WEBZINE
- 2600: The Hacker Quarterly
- 7A69XG
- : b4b0.org - zine :
- :: The Bug! Magazine - Information wants to be free ::
- Binary Revolution - The Revolution will be Digitized!
- bUTCHERED fR0M iNSiDE - Security Magazine
- Die Datenschleuder
- Magazine MISC - Edition française
- Black Hat : Archives Index
- Black Hat Multimedia - Presentation, Audio and Video Archives
- bitsavers.org
- Computer System and Network Security
- Home page
- HydraFlux - DeepRants
- INFO-SEC dot EU - Information Security, Tools, Programming and Papers
- Index of /e-books
- L0T3K, Digital Girlie Juice
- Main Page - DocDroppers
- Wiretapped - Computer Security Software etc.
- Filtering
- Firewalls
- Forensics
- Forensic Acquisition Utilities
- Forensic Analysis of a Live Linux System, Pt. 1
- NIST Computer Forensic Tool Testing Program
- Secure Deletion of Data from Magnetic and Solid-State Memory
- JDAFTS
- Forums
- sla.ckers.org web application security forum
- Blackhat-forums- Hacking / IT Security Community
- Iran Hackerz Security Team
- [Habo] | Startseite
- Hardening
- Hardware
- Infrastructure
- Locks
- Security.Org - Investigative Law Offices January 22, 2008
- TOOOL
- Waag Society - TOOOL Lockpick workshops
- Mac OS
- Mac OS X Hacks
- MrDehbuga Home
- Technical Note TN2124: Mac OS X Debugging Magic
- Mac Security Hacking Apple OSX
- SYMWorkshop - Metalab
- The Mac Security Blog
- Malware
- Botnets
- BotHunter Free Internet Distribution Page
- TrustedSource - Storm Tracker
- Lowkeysoft Publications: Proxy Botnet Analysis
- Shadowserver Foundation - Main - HomePage
- Rootkits
- Anti Rootkit Software, News, Articles and Forums
- bluepillproject.org
- chkrootkit -- locally checks for signs of a rootkit
- invisiblethings.org
- rootkit.com
- Stealth MBR rootkit
- Virus
- 29A Labs
- Above the Haze-Clouds
- Cryptovirology
- Viruslist.com - Information About Viruses, Hackers and Spam
- VirusTotal - Free Online Virus and Malware Scan
- Welcome! (VX heavens)
- News
- Rootsecure.net | Home
- SecurityFocus
- Zone-H.org - IT Security Information Network
- TorrentFreak | The Latest Torrent News and Filesharing Info
- ...And you will know me by the trail of bits
- Security Absurdity
- sudosecure.net
- Malware Database
- Operations
- Legal
- Standards
- ISO27k infosec management standards
- ISF The Standard Of Good Practice
- ITIL ®- IT Infrastructure Library
- Organizations
- Italia
- +Ma's Reversing - main page
- A/I :: Home
- ALCEI
- Codex Alpe Adria 2007 (0xAA.org) - Digital Culture between Alps and Beaches
- FreakNet Medialab, Catania
- HackIt 0x0B - 26-27-28 settembre - Palermo
- Home - UIC
- Horde Demoparty
- IKKISOFT - Ethical Hacking, Web Application Security, Digital Freedom
- Isole nella Rete
- kill-9.it
- Metro Olografix
- s0ftpr0ject
- spaghettiphreakers.tk
- Winnie lives here / Winnie vive qui
- www.sikurezza.org - Italian Security Mailing List | Main / Home
- Antifork Research, Inc.
- Big Brother Is Watching You
- CPNI
- Cutting-edge Think tank | GNUCITIZEN
- cDc -+- COWFEED -+- cDc
- DoxPara Research
- Droids Corporation
- eicar - Home
- Grand Idea Studio
- grsecurity
- Hacker Factor: Computer Consulting, Solutions, and Security
- Hackers For Charity.ORG
- Hackers Profiling Project
- Hacking Truths
- Hacktivismo: News
- Horst Görtz Institute for IT-Security
- http://www.devhell.org/
- Intruders Tiger Team Security
- Irongeek.com
- KD-Team - Home
- LASEC
- New York City 2600
- Ninja Strike Force
- NoWires Research Group
- nologin --
- o0o.nu security research [ news ]
- PHENOELIT
- Recurity Labs
- RedTeam
- Remote-Exploit.org - Supplying offensive security products to the world
- Roothack.org
- Rstack.org
- rezen.org
- SecuObs.com - L'observatoire de la sécurité internet
- Security Practices and Research Student Association
- Security-Protocols :: Computer Security Research
- Shadowserver Foundation - Main - HomePage
- SRI Malware Threat Center
- trifinite.org - the home of the trifinite.group
- Wehnus
- Welcome to DEFCON®, the Largest Underground Hacking Convention in the World
- Wisec - The WIse SECurity
- [FM] == FelineMenace
- [ISR] Infobyte Security Research
- Homepage of PaX
- Remote-Exploit.org - Supplying offensive security products to the world
- Remote Exploit Security Group. Offensive Security Training. Home of BackTrack, a Live CD for Security Penetration Testing.
- Reconnaissance
- American Civil Liberties Union
- httprecon project
- Internet Archive
- Recurity Labs PortBunny
- SITE Intelligence Group
- The Art of Electronic Deduction - DocDroppers
- Unicornscan
- [DP] - Default DB Ports, Computer Ports, TCP/UDP Ports, Services, Protocols
- [the new p0f]
- Satellite
- Feedhunter Rini
- dvbsnoop - DVB Stream Analyzer, MPEG Analyzer
- dvbsnoop - dvbsnoop is a dvb stream analyzer and monitoring tool for DVB data transmission streams and related data streams. MPEG, MHP, DSM-CC, TS, PES
- PY2ADN - Ham Radio (Adinei Brochi)
- UHF-Satcom.com - The #1 online resource for VHF to EHF satellite reception and monitoring
- UHF-Satcom.com - the online place for VHF to EHF satcom monitoring uhf vhf shf ehf ku-band c-band p-band l-band s-band x-band
- PY2BBS - Hamradio Page
- Side Channel
- Tools
- Analysis
- NetSA Security Suite
- Analysis Manifold
- HiPPIE
- NetworkMiner - Passive Sniffer & Packet Analysis Tool for Windows | Darknet - The Darkside
- Goolag
- Wepawet » Home
- Anonymnity
- https://bridges.torproject.org/
- Tor: anonymity online
- OnionCat – An IP-Transparent Tor Hidden Service Connector
- TorCheck at Xenobite.eu - HTTP-Mode
- XROXY.COM - more than just proxy
- XROXY.COM - Site offers free access to the frequently updated database of open proxies via flexible user interface allowing selection of proxy properties like its type, port number, connection latency, etc.
- Japanese Proxy Server
- Feel free to browse the internet at school with YourProxy.com to unblock websites like Myspace, Bebo, Facebook, Friendster, hi5 and more! Designed by FreeProxyTemplates.com
- PolySolve will help you with your math related needs with our powerful cgi applications
- Captcha
- captcha bypass captcha OCR Verification image bypass captcha decoder captcha reader
- PWNtcha – caca labs
- CAPTCHA bypass. Cheap and easy CAPTCHA solving
- desc
- CAPTCHA.ru
- Open Source
- TCPDUMP public repository
- websnarf - HTTP Port Listener/Capture Daemon
- raWPacket » HeX
- packet-o-matic : the real time packet processor
- Database
- Exploitation
- The Metasploit Project
- openssl-too-open
- ShellForge
- Injection
- iKAT - Interactive Kiosk Attack Tool - paul <at> ha.cked.net
- Durzosploit Introduction - Engineering For Fun
- Main Page - Engineering For Fun
- KON-BOOT - ULTIMATE WINDOWS/LINUX HACKING UTILITY :-)
- a little bit of security
- Fuzzing
- IDS
- Packers
- Remote
- Trace
- COTSE-Steganography Tools
- CryoPID - A Process Freezer for Linux
- ettercap
- girardin online tools
- HT Editor
- Index of ftp://ftp.ee.lbl.gov/
- Mercurial repositories index
- Online malware scan
- shimmer
- Tools | iSEC Partners
- Index of /code/skape
- PktAnon - Packet trace anonymization
- SecuriTeam™ - ArpON - ARP Management System
- Category:Tools - Insurgency Wiki
- VoIP
- VoIP Hopper...Jumping from one VLAN to the next!
- VOIPSA : Resources : VoIP Security Tools
- UNIStimpy - esentire online security
- TacVoIP: Hardcore VoIP Security
- WarVOX: Introduction
- Vulnerabilities
- Luigi Auriemma
- milw0rm - exploits : vulnerabilities : videos : papers : shellcode
- National Vulnerability Database Home
- NEOHAPSIS - Peace of Mind Through Integrity and Insight
- OSVDB: The Open Source Vulnerability Database
- TrustedSource - Home
- URI Use and Abuse: An Unpatched Vulnerability in Web Browsers and Applications | Project Afterlight. Articles, News, Updates, and Reviews on Technology and Life.
- Vulnerability and Virus Information - Secunia
- VulnWatch: vulnerability disclosure list
- Wabisabilabi
- Vulnerabilities
- Virtualization
- OpenVAS - OpenVAS - Open Vulnerability Assessment System Community Site
- War Games
- Web
- BrowserFry™
- The Spanner - A tool for designers dealing with programmers dealing with designers...
- PhishTank | Join the fight against phishing
- ncache - Google Code
- Brainspl.at
- XSSed - XSS (cross-site scripting) information and vulnerable websites archive
- TwitPwn
- Wireless
- Bluetooth
- Cell Phones
- Cell phone jammer, SH066P Handheld mobile phone blocker
- Free Nokia Unlock Code Generator by GSM Liberty
- Nokiafree unlock phone codes calculator software
- UnlockNokia.US: Nokia (GSM) Unlocking.
- www.lur.nu - Free mobile content and unlocking. Get your java games and ringtones for free
- Welcome to epocsoft
- CSI Stick - Cell Phone Data Extraction
- blog.iphone-dev.org
- NeoPwn Mobile Pentesting - First Ever Network Auditing Distribution for a Mobile Phone Platform
- HaRET - Handhelds.org MoinMoin Wiki
- GSM
- RFID
- WiFi
- KARMA Attacks Radioed Machines Automatically
- KisMAC
- Projects - fakeAP
- rfakeap homepage
- Softmac - Trac
- kismacng – Trac
- XTest:Readme
- Main [Aircrack-ng]
- Crack-wpa.fr Accueil, Votre portail wifi, réseaux et sécurité. Forum, tutoriels, Backtrack...
- Bienvenue sur crack-wpa.fr, pour tout ce qui concerne le crack WEP et le crack WPA c'est ici que ça se passe.
- Goatse at Defcon -- brought to you by airpwn
- Wave Bubble
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