Reverse Engineering
108 Stories

Dutch court allows publication of 'Oyster crack' research

News Court rules that preventing violation of RFID chip security flaw research would violate freedom of expression for Dutch University.

Sunday, July 20 2008 10:43 PM

Tags: Security, Authentication and encryption, Hacking, RFID, Chip, Card, sensitive information, Spain, professor, researcher

Copyright defendant Napster finds its code posted

News

Friday, June 01 2001 03:26 PM

Google to offer advertisers click fraud stats

News Advertisers will be able to see number of invalid clicks, as well as what percentage that represents of total clicks.

Wednesday, July 26 2006 12:06 PM

Tags: Web sites, Internet advertising

Get a complete security toolkit with BackTrack 3

Techguide The BackTrack LiveCD provides over 300 different tools that can be used by security professionals or system administrators. Vincent Danen tells you how to create a portable version on a USB keychain.

Sunday, August 31 2008 12:57 PM

Tags: Open source, Linux, Security Management, Security applications/tools, KDE, Security, Tool, USB, reverse engineering, Computer

Five reasons to hire open source developers

Techguide Afraid an open source developer will be a liability to your organization? TechRepublic's Jack Wallen offers some reasons to think otherwise.

Thursday, August 20 2009 08:15 PM

Tags: Open source, Protocols and platforms, Human resources, Trends, Apache Software Foundation, Open-source Developer, Apache Web server, Open-source Community, Microsoft Windows, proprietary software

Self-destructing botnets

Techguide Self-destruct code is often written into bot malware. Up until recently that wasn't considered an issue. So, what changed and what does it mean to IT security personnel?

Monday, June 15 2009 10:18 PM

Tags: Operating systems, Network security, Security Management, PC security, Data security, Malware, Security, Bot, Financial Company, operating system

Advocacy group fights ruling on DVD cracking case

News The Electronic Frontier Foundation is asking a federal appeals court to overturn a ruling that banned a Web site from posting and linking to a software program that can crack DVD security, saying the decision did "great violence" to the First Amendment.

Monday, January 22 2001 10:27 AM

Reverse engineering could threaten RealNetworks, others

News

Friday, June 01 2001 03:30 PM

Protect mobile games IP in China?

Blogs This is a topic that will probably raise a few eye brows, and there will be different opinions from different people. ...

Friday, March 09 2007 11:42 AM

Researcher: Web 2.0 vulnerable to cookie theft

News Robert Graham of Errata Security showed how reverse engineering your security application can uncover a treasure trove of zero-day vulnerabilities.

Friday, August 03 2007 11:22 AM

Tags: Web sites, Web 2.0, Security, Security applications/tools