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• November 07, 2011
• 7:39

  Hacking Embedded Devices For Fun And Profit

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Exploits
  These are slides from a talk called Hacking Embedded Devices for Fun and Profit. It uses Sky Broadband as a case study.

  Tags:  hacking profit fun sky-broadband case-study slides broadband  

• 7:39

  Hacking Embedded Devices For Fun And Profit

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Recent Files
  These are slides from a talk called Hacking Embedded Devices for Fun and Profit. It uses Sky Broadband as a case study.

  Tags:  hacking profit fun sky-broadband case-study slides broadband  

• 7:39

  Hacking Embedded Devices For Fun And Profit

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
  These are slides from a talk called Hacking Embedded Devices for Fun and Profit. It uses Sky Broadband as a case study.

  Tags:  hacking profit fun sky-broadband case-study slides broadband  

• August 12, 2010
• 0:00

  2wire-hijack.txt

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Advisories
  The 2Wire Broadband Router suffers from a session hijacking vulnerability.

  Tags:  txt wire broadband session-hijacking broadband-router hijack  

• March 06, 2010
• 19:50

  Clear Mobile Broadband

   » ‎ remote-exploit & backtrack
  I picked up a mobile broadband card today from a company called Clear (those of you in Texas, especially San Antonio, should know who I'm talking about) and I was wondering if there's any way to make it work in BT4, or Linux in general? It's supposed to work fine on XP, Vista, and OSX but Linux isn't supported. I read around online about making cards work even when they're not supported. Any help?

  Tags:  clear broadband linux antonio texas mobile-broadband bt4 san-antonio BackTrack pre Final  

• February 23, 2010
• 20:00

  Bugtraq: Re: Chuck Norris Botnet and Broadband Routers

   » ‎ SecurityFocus Vulnerabilities
  Re: Chuck Norris Botnet and Broadband Routers

  Tags:  bugtraq routers broadband chuck-norris-botnet broadband-routers botnet chuck-norris  

• February 12, 2010
• 8:12

  Google pushes fiber

   » ‎ Wirevolution

  Google announced that it is going to wire a select few communities with gigabit broadband connections. This could be huge.

  Something is wrong with broadband access in the US. It was ranked 15th in the world in 2008 on a composite score of household penetration, speed and price.

  Google is setting out to demonstrate a better way, though other countries already offer such demonstrations. The current international benchmark for price and speed is Stockholm at $11 per month for 100 mbps. There are similar efforts in the US, for example Utopia in Utah. One of the key features of these implementations of fiber as a utility is that the supplier of the fiber does not supply content, since this would impose a structural conflict of interest.

  Google does supply content, so it will be interesting to see how it deals with this conflict. I doubt there will be any problems in the short term, but in the long term it will be very hard to resist the impulse to use all the competitive tools available; “Don’t be evil” isn’t a useful guideline to a long, gentle slope.

  OK, it’s easy to be cynical, but at least Google is trying to do something to improve the broadband environment in the US, and it may be a long time before the short term allure of preferred treatment for its own content outweighs the strategic benefit of improved national broadband infrastructure. And this initiative will undoubtedly help to accelerate the deployment of fiber to the home, if only by goading the incumbents.

  I touched on the issue of municipal dark fiber a while back.

  Tags:  fiber google broadband don utah utopia stockholm household-penetration international-benchmark gentle-slope google