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2600
|
The best print zine on the h/p scene. Also
the site of HOPE, Beyond HOPE and Off the Hook. |
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Cult
of the Dead Cow
|
A funny zine that has valuable info too.
They are also the creators of Back Orifice. |
|
L0ft
Heavy Industry
|
Great site, always up to date, creators of LOft
crack, and makers of fine automobiles. |
|
S.I.N.
|
(Self Induced Negativity) A group
that takes the art of morbid-hacking to a whole new level with elite texts
and tools. |
|
System
Failure
|
Awesome h/p site with some phat logo spoofs,
also they house a large amounts of original and interesting texts,
and their always original zine. |
|
Hackers.com
|
Pretty lame site, very graphics intensive, but
it's got a good archive of utilities. |
|
Blacklisted
411
|
Future site of one of the most
underrated h/p print zine. Carried at most Barnes and Nobels. |
|
TiS
|
TwistedinterneT ServiceS International Inc. has
a good site, an archive of utilities, and a library full of quality reading
material on all topics. |
|
Antionline
|
A site dedicated to hackers in the news and what
is currently going on in Hackerdom. The site has an exploit archive,
file archive, news archive and a virtual (obviously) library. |
|
Astalavista.box.sk
|
An Altavista
like search engine used specifically for looking up information regarding
computer security. |
|
r00t
|
A site that totally mocks the scene and has fun
doing it. I especially like the exploit section which includes exploits
for maple syrup and so on. Their logo section also deserves a look. |
|
The
Phone Losers of America
|
These guys are god's-gift to phreakers, or at
least phreaks with a sense of adventure and humor. |
|
.oO
Digital Phreak p1mps Oo.
|
This is an up-and-coming phreak e-zine that is
informative, interesting and has actually made it past its forth issue. |
|
OCPP
|
A good phreaking e-zine from NJ. They also have
a place on their site for other zines. |
|
Linenoise
|
A great page that is chock full of information
and the format takes me back to the days of BBS's. |
|
Phrack
|
One of the pioneers in the phreaking and hacking
scene. They have an amazing e-zine. If you've never heard of,
or read Phrack you must have been locked in a big drawer of rancid lamb. |
|
CERT
|
The official site for advisories, it's usually
the first place I go for the right information, quick. |
|
CIAC
|
Similar to CERT
as far as advisories, CIAC also has a large collection of security software
for many platforms, and a large virus database. |
|
Root
Shell
|
A great reference site for the newest exploits
and technology papers, the database is also search able. |
|
HHA
|
A site for info on exploits and tools to exploit
them, search able by OS. It also has good tech papers and a section
on their current projects. |
|
Tecnotronic
Full Disclosure Security Information
|
Good reference on Micro$oft products, UNIX, Novell,
TCP and UDP, DoS and it has a large listings of the RFC's for the popular
protocols. |
|
Microsoft
Security Advisor Program
|
Pretty self-explanatory. It's nice to see
Microsoft admitting that it has a problem because as we know that is the
first step to recovery. |
|
NTSecurity
News
|
Huge site with every news story associated with
NT and its security (or lack there of). It also has a mailing list
you can subscribe to. |
|
ICSA
/ ICSA Library
|
The only useful part of this site that I found
is the library, but boy is it useful!! |
|
Packetstorm
|
Great site with a wealth on information including
700 exploits and the likes, security issues in UNIX, and Microsoft, cryptography,
IP spoofing, and other useful resources including The Bugtraq archives
and the site is searchable. |
|
Java
Security
|
The official site by Sun on java security.
It includes documentation, fixes and other goodies. |
|
Fyodor's
Exploits
|
A great site for exploits. They are organized
by OS and include: SCO, HP/UX, AIX, IRIX, Solaris, Microsoft and even Digital
Unix. |
|
Internet
Firewall FAQ
|
The original, authentic firewall FAQ. This
is the ten commandments of firewall information. |
|
Talk
Back on Network Security
|
A forum of discussion of topics dealing with
computer security. It is written by Ira Winkler the Author of Corporate
Espionage. The articles tend to be more about practice and
social issues, and less about technology. |
|
NIST
Security Resource Clearinghouse
|
This is an interesting site by NIST discussing
their work. Pay close attention to the "calendar" and the "publications".
The site includes information on encryption and the AES process. |
|
Information
Security Systems Resources
|
A well organized page of links concerning various
topics including cryptography, physical security, programing, networking
etc. Not just another "links" page, deserves a look!! |
|
Rainbow
Books
|
The well prophesied Rainbow Book written by the
DoD. I don't know if these are all of them nor do I know how accurate
it is, but here it is. |
|
EFF
|
The Electronic Freedom Foundation, a group concentrated
on the laws that effect privacy and the digital world, also the crackers
of DES. |
|
Cracking
DES:
|
An online version of the EFF's book
on how they cracked the DES encryption scheme. |
|
ACLU
|
The site of the American Civil Liberties Union
if you don't know who they are you're probably some Marxist, resident of
the south. |
|
Fortify
for Netscape
|
A site that allows you to check the strength
of your browses SSL encryption, and update it if it is not up to your high
standards. |
|
Distributed.net
|
Host site of the RC5-64 cracking project.
Distributed, is just what it sounds like... a large distributed computing
project to brute force specific encryption algorithms.....can you help? |
|
Crypto.com
|
A great site for the latest in encryption and
anti encryption law proceedings, and the fight over government key
escrow. |
|
Counterpane
Systems
|
Site of the company of the author of Applied
Cryptography (the cipher punk's bible), and E-Mail
Security. He is also the creator of the blowfish and twofish
encryption algorithms. The site has a good section with research
papers and a free section with some good software. |
|
RSA
Data Security
|
The home of RSA, need I say more? |
|
International
PGP Homepage
|
A great place for information on the most popular,
multi-platform encryption client around, PGP. Here you can find out
about new versions, and how to obtain them. |
|
Security
on the Net
|
This page describes current laws in computers
and the internet including ecomerce and Pam. It also discusses cryptography
and privacy. |
|
Infowar.com
|
An interesting site containing information concerning
espionage, viruses, Y2K, crypto and other miscellaneous electronic goodies. |
| The
Wannabe's Guide to Unix |
Not really a home page, but a great document
with instructions on the most common Unix commands and basic knowledge
every Unix user should know. |
|
Help
Site
|
A great web page that contains online versions
of computer manuals for Unix, VAX/VMS, programming, networking and of course,
DOS and Windows 9X. |
|
Unix
Guru Universe
|
This site contains information on eighty different
forms of Unix. It includes information about security and networking. |
| The
New Hackers Dictionary |
This is the famous New Hacker's Dictionary.
It explains the hacker writing and speaking style and information about
the hacker culture. |
|
Linux
installation
|
This is a guide on how to install a set up a
Linux system. The page is set up so that it can basically apply to
all forms of Linux. |
|
Peacefire:
Disable Your Blocking Software
|
Pretty self-explanatory, it tells you (IN GREAT
DETAIL) how to disable eight of the most popular blocking software packages
on the market. This is a step in the right direction for a less 1984,
and more free world!! |
|
NSA
|
The "official" web server of the NSA. It
looks like it was designed by a three year old but what do you expect from
you big brother. |
|
DARPA
|
Another one of our military, federally funded
agencies with an acronym for a name. It's nice to know what your
government is doing with the 110 metric tons of plutonium they have manufactured. |
|
Defense
Science & Technology Planning
|
A government site documenting the research efforts
of the DoD in the fields of science and technology. An emphasis is
made on "next generation" warfare. |
|
NIST:
Computer Security Resource Clearinghouse
|
The National Institute of Standards and Technology's
web site. It contains information on various security organizations,
events and an amazing array of documents and other assorted reading material
to delight the soul. |
|
National
Security Institute
|
The NSI's web site is the " premier Internet
resource for the security professional", or so they claim. It is
a very complete site with valuable resources. |
|
arXiv.org
e-Print archive
|
An archive of thousands of papers concerning
all fields of science, (computer, physics, chemistry, nuclear, astro etc.).
It is published in conjunction with Los Alamos and others. |
