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Cracking Linksys “Encryption”

Perusing the  release notes  for the latest Linksys WRT120N firmware, one of the more interesting comments reads: Firmware 1.0.07 (Build 01) - Encrypts the configuration file. Having previously  reversed  their firmware obfuscation and  patched  their code to re-enable JTAG debugging, I thought that surely I would be able to use this access to reverse the new encryption algorithm used to secure their backup configuration files. Boy was I giving them way too much credit. Here’s a diff of two backup configuration files from the WRT120N. The only change made between backups was that the administrator password was changed from “admin” in backup_config_1.bin to “aa” in backup_config_2.bin: OFFSET backup_config_1.bin backup_config_2.bin ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0x00001468 9E 9B 92 96 91 FF FF FF |........| / 9E 9E FF FF FF FF FF FF |........| Two ...

how to hack a windows phone

In today’s how to we will be discussing on how to hack a Windows Phone 8. Every hacker should know about the internals of a device and operating system before he could attempt to compromise it. So lets try to understand the underlying hardware and OS security before we try to break it. To begin, we will try to compromise the hardware so that we can gain access to the hardware and then exploit the OS and ultimately take control of it or at least to steal data from it. Windows Phone employs UEFI Firmware Hardware at the very low level. In addition to that, every hardware which runs Windows Phone 8 OS has to be certified by Microsoft. Now when we say certified, it also means that all the hardware has to be signed and the chips will be burned with the keys from Microsoft. The “Trusted Boot Chain” component will make sure that all the signatures are in place and if they are valid before and during the process. Every program written in the silicon chip has ...

Delete any Photo from Facebook by Exploiting Support Dashboard

Hi, I would like to share one of Critical Bug in facebook which leads to delete any photo from facebook without user interaction. At first,Facebook Team Could not able to recognize this bug.So I have sent them Video Proof of Concept & I have clearly Explained this bug with the help of demo accounts.So Facebook team has recognized my bug after sending Video POC.Interesting Part is,In that Video I have Exploited  Mark Zuckerberg's  Photo from his Photo Album & I did not remove his photo.Now it has been fixed fully & Facebook has rewarded me  12,500$(US Dollars)  for finding this Critical Bug.In 2013,This is second time I am going to receive bounty from facebook.Already Facebook has approved my 3 Open Redirectors which is eligible to get bounty of  1500$ .   Dismissal Response:   Bug Approval:   Bounty Details:   Before going into Bug Explanation, Just think a second about this ??? How do you feel if anybody removed your phot...

How to Hack Samsung Phone Screen Lock

I have discovered  another  security flaw in Samsung Android phones. It is possible to completely disable the lock screen and get access to any app - even when the phone is "securely" locked with a pattern, PIN, password, or face detection. Unlike another recently released flaw, this doesn't rely quite so heavily on ultra-precise timing. Video . Of course, if you are unable to download a screen unlocker, this security vulnerability still allows you to  dial any phone number and run any app ! HOWTO From the lock screen, hit the emergency call button. Dial a non-existent emergency services number - e.g. 0. Press the green dial icon. Dismiss the error message. Press the phone's back button. The app's screen will be briefly displayed. This is just about long enough to interact with the app. Using this, you can run and interact with any app / widget / settings menu. You can also use this to launch the dialler. From there, you can dial any phone...

Hacking NVidia Cards into their Professional Counterparts

I did originally post this on the nvidia forums but they have silently deleted it   , obviously they do not like what I have found becoming public   . Firstly I will give a bit of history for those that are unaware. NVidia's has for a long time had two ranges of cards, the GeForce for the gaming market, and Quadro for the professional market, and more recently the Tesla range for high end parallel computing stuff. As I am sure most of you would be aware, it is cheaper to manufacture a single chip and cripple it in some way for different product lines then it is to make different silicon for every product. In the past it has been possible to convert the GeForce cards into Quadro if you could find what they call 'hardware straps' on the board and change them. These straps control the PCI Device ID that the card reports to the computer, and as such, what the drivers will allow the card to do. Recently nVidia changed the way this all works and it has not bee...

How to Hack 30+ Highly Popular Websites

# March 13, 2013 # FULL-DISCLOSURE Exclusive - Vielen Dank John! # # VULNERABILITY SUMMARY # --------------------- # A confirmed security vulnerability has been identified with 30 high traffic web # sites owned by QuinStreet.   Vendor stores database IDs in cookies which are # easily spoofed (USERID_COOKIE), allowing all user information to be accessed.  # Seven million users are reportedly in the database: # http://www.itbusinessedge.com/about-itbe # # Web sites include: # # Ziff Davis # ---------- # http://www.eweek.com/ # http://www.baselinemag.com/ # http://www.cioinsight.com/ # http://www.channelinsider.com/ # http://www.eseminarslive.com/ # # Developer.com Network # --------------------- # http://www.developer.com/ # http://www.devx.com/ # http://www.codeguru.com/ # http://www.htmlgoodies.com/ # # IT Business Edge Network # ------------------------ # http://www.itbusinessedge.com/ # http://www.datamation.com/ # http://www.smallbusinesscomputing.com/ ...