This article first appeared in the Spring 2014 edition of 2600: The Hacker Quarterly. Only formatting and a section title of “Dialplan Context” has been added. After turning my Asterisk PBX server into an apartment gate opener, I had an idea to bring back the old school phreaker busy box. I got into the phreaker […]
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The meaning of the term “hacker” has been debated for-almost-ever, and while the debate rages on, I’d like to think that as time goes by, an all-encompassing definition may arise.
Introduction Computing (hacking specifically) and martial arts are the two biggest passions in my life. I have always wanted to combine these two areas of study in a coherent way, and that’s a big hope for what Chenb0x Development is and can grow to be. This is an outline of what we believe to be […]
Here at Chenb0x Development, we truly believe that education is THE security patch. Here is our reasoning behind that statement. It has been said and widely agreed upon in the security community that humans remain the weakest link in any security infrastructure. Social engineering, and specifically phishing attacks, are major tools in the attackers’ arsenal. While there are […]
This article first appeared in 2600: The Hacker Qua\nrterly in the Autumn 2017 edition. Everyone has an origin story. Every hacker has an origin story. Mine started simply enough. My first computer was a Tandy from Radio Shack, running a now crude looking Windows 3.1 “Operating Environment”. Windows wasn’t an Operating System at the time. […]
At this point, we have seen several cases where a person in authority is caught with their pants down (either figuratively or literally), and need to explain themselves at best, or back peddle at worst. I am not referring to any particular case, although there are several to choose from. In 2012, Mitt Romney was recorded […]