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• Alexandar Tzanov 07:55 on August 28, 2009 Permalink
  Tags: hacking, identity, internet (12), law (12), networks (5), people (25), security (11), society (19), theft, video (16), web sites (56)   

  A great article and video about Identity Theft Over P2P networks and how easy it is by ID theft expert Robert Siciliano on Chris Pirillo’s Geeks site.

   

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• Alexandar Tzanov 23:41 on August 19, 2009 Permalink
  Tags: hacking, security (11), SQL (2)   

  A long time ago I set up a root password for the MySQL server. Now in time of need I don’t remember it. It’s time to do some searching and hacking and figure out a way to successfully recover the password.

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  • Alexandar Tzanov 00:01 on August 20, 2009 Permalink | Reply

    Cyberciti has a great to the point MySQL root password recovery tutorial. It can be done in minutes.

  • Alexandar Tzanov 00:05 on August 20, 2009 Permalink | Reply

    By the way, spending couple of minutes browsing Cyberciti I see that it has great articles on Linux and other technology and open sources related topics. I would definitely recommend this site, as a resource for the previously mentioned topics, to others.

• Alexandar Tzanov 14:25 on July 1, 2009 Permalink
  Tags: companies (6), computers (13), customer service (4), games (5), gaming (8), hacking, security (11), software (23), support (2)   

  #SecuROM is such a waist of time!! And what’s the point of having a support contact and requesting victims to send in analysis files if they are never going to receive a response with a solution. I’ve been waiting for a response for two weeks now.

   

• Alexandar Tzanov 12:26 on June 24, 2009 Permalink
  Tags: hacking, law (12), people (25), PI (2), security (11), society (19), web sites (56)   

  I’m amazed by the amount and type of information people are willing to share on facebook for games/profiles/exc.

   

• Alexandar Tzanov 23:21 on June 23, 2009 Permalink
  Tags: hacking, law (12), PI (2), security (11), video (16)   

  I’m watching in Miro: Scott Moulton: Forensics is ONLY for Private Investigators http://bit.ly/jw3m4

   

• Alexandar Tzanov 17:01 on June 20, 2009 Permalink
  Tags: advertising (4), apps (13), development (23), hacking, security (11), software (23), web sites (56)   

  #OpenX directory permission requirements are a welcoming haven for hackers to exploit! @OpenX

   

• Alexandar Tzanov 08:33 on June 12, 2009 Permalink
  Tags: coding (17), computers (13), DOS (4), hacking, internet (12), networks (5), scripts (7), security (11)   

  it’s interesting to watch how after returning the bogus requests from one IP, the traffic from it stops and then starts again from one or two other IPs.

   

• Alexandar Tzanov 15:22 on June 11, 2009 Permalink
  Tags: coding (17), computers (13), domaining (14), DOS (4), hacking, internet (12), networks (5), programming (9), scripts (7), security (11), SEO (5), web sites (56)   

  My domain parking and SEO project has been suffering under some weak DOS attacks. At first I decided to block the requests at the firewall, but today I decided to simply redirect the request, via htaccess, to the originating source.

   

• Alexandar Tzanov 15:17 on June 11, 2009 Permalink
  Tags: coding (17), computers (13), DOS (4), hacking, internet (12), networks (5), programming (9), scripts (7), security (11), web sites (56)   

  You’ve got to love scripting and the Internet. I do. Lately I’ve been learning #htaccess, and it can come very handy, especially when people are bombarding your site with bogus requests.