Attacking Private Networks from the Internet with DNS Rebinding
I’ve authored a proof-of-concept exploit that you can use to target these devices on your home network today. That demo is live at http://rebind.network. Google Home Google Home MiniThe apps used to control Google Home products make use of an undocumented REST API running on port 8008 of these devices (e.g. http://192.168.1.208:8008). The first mention of this service that I’ve been able to find s
I invented the web. Here are three things we need to change to save it | Tim Berners-Lee
This widespread data collection by companies also has other impacts. Through collaboration with – or coercion of – companies, governments are also increasingly watching our every move online and passing extreme laws that trample on our rights to privacy. In repressive regimes, it’s easy to see the harm that can be caused – bloggers can be arrested or killed, and political opponents can be monitore
Dear Mark Zuckerberg. I shall not comply with your requirement to remove this picture.
Dear Mark Zuckerberg. I follow you on Facebook, but you don’t know me. I am editor-in-chief of the Norwegian daily newspaper Aftenposten. I am writing this letter to inform you that I shall not comply with your requirement to remove a documentary photography from the Vietnam war made by Nick Ut. Not today, and not in the future. The demand that we remove the picture came in an e-mail from Facebook
The Agency (Published 2015)
Listen to This Article.Adrian Chen set about reporting on a “troll farm” in Russia – then became a victim of Russian misinformation himself. Around 8:30 a.m. on Sept. 11 last year, Duval Arthur, director of the Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for St. Mary Parish, Louisiana, got a call from a resident who had just received a disturbing text message. “Toxic fume hazard warning
Opinion | How My Mom Got Hacked (Published 2015)
MY mother received the ransomnote on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. It popped up on her computer screen soon after she’d discovered that all of her files had been locked. “Your files are encrypted,” it announced. “To get the key to decrypt files you have to pay 500 USD.” If my mother failed to pay within a week, the price would go up to $1,000. After that, her decryption key would be destroyed a
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