Your Routers Vulnerable, malicious router-controlling website

A researcher has created a malicious router-controlling website which is a worry for the masses; it is basically like having control of your internet connection. It works where a method of DNS attack which utilizing typical D-Link or Linksys routers and this is when hackers can gain command to your stuff.

DNS rebinding attack is what it is called and functions by allowing hackers to put JavaScript into play which can fool your browser into alerting your router’s configuration and this is where the operator remotely administers the device.

Ok this concept is not solid at the moment but it can take advantage of guessing with ease the router admin passwords.

The researcher called Dan Kaminsky will show people at the RSA security conference how a web-based attack could be used to attack and seize control of certain routers

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Video: Sony PS3 homebrew hack says Hello World: How did he do it?

The short video below shows a Sony PS3 homebrew hack which says Hello World, how did he do it?

No one has heard in a while from the PS3 homebrew scene, well Dragula96 who is a very popular Sony PSP hacker found a new exploit on the PS3 that allowed him to get a Hello World proof of concept up and running.

As usual he will not tell us how he did it and by watching the video he has covered the screen in black tape to hide the IP address. What he has said is that the hack is working on a 60GB and 40GB PS3s which is running the current 2.20 firmware.

He said he will share the method and source code in time; he is trying to get a game of pong working which will be coming soon.

How do you think he did this hack?

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Video: application that installs the 1.50 kernel onto your Sony PSP Slim

Now all you Sony PSP hackers will love to know that the next step has been made, the next step has been done by a home brew hacker named Dark_AleX, this hacker has Read more