This Episode looks at this weeks hacker news and discusses programming as it relates to hacking.

 

 CrackerCast Episode 12 - Hacking and Programming: Play Now | Play in Popup | Downloads 114

This Episode looks at this weeks hacker news and discusses online virus scanning services.

 

 CrackerCast Episode 11 - Online Virus Scan [14:57m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Downloads 235

This Episode looks at this weeks hacker news and discusses the hacking process.

 

 CrackerCast Episode 10 - Hacking Process [19:50m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Downloads 262

This Episode looks at this weeks hacker news and discusses how to stay anonymous on the internet.

 

 CrackerCast Episode 09 - Anonymous [23:12m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Downloads 363

This Episode looks at this weeks hacker news and discusses what Backtrack is and its new release, Backtrack 4.

 

 CrackerCast Episode 08 - BackTrack 4 [26:54m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Downloads 360

This Episode looks at this weeks hacker news and discusses DoS/DDoS attacks.

 

 CrackerCast Episode 07 - DoS / DDoS attacks [26:43m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Downloads 364

There’s no better way to stay motivated and to keep learning new things then by attending conferences. At these hacker conferences, you will meet tons of likeminded people that are probably much smarter than you that you can leach off. Believe it or not, there is always someone smarter then you. That someone is me. No, not really, but you get the point. There’s always something you can learn from someone else and if you think that you are the hottest shit around, someone needs to spank that mindset out of you, or you will never reach your potential.

After completing the hacker fiction book titled Z4CK by Kevin Milne, I began to wonder if a program like Z4CK would ever come to existence. I knew it was possible, but it would require a very talented programmer and a team to keep it updated with all types of exploits.

EC-Council has announced a total of 40 full and partial scholarships totaling US$100,000 for outstanding individuals who have contributed meaningfully in the IT Security domain and possess the desire to update their information security certification skills.

Due to a DDOS attack unleashed on Time Warner Cable, customers in the Southern California and National regions have had continuous internet outages. The attack was targeted at Time Warner’s DNS servers for a whole week. According to Time Warner, this attack will not be ignored, and they will prosecute. Below is the official E-Mail that was sent out to affected customers: