Posts made in March, 2010

  • Skipfish a Web Application Security Scanner from Google

    Security
    Skipfish a Web Application Security Scanner from Google

    Google has released a Web Application Security Scanner over at Google Code. This can be used to scan you site for possible security issues which might be lurking around. Skipfish prepares an interactive site-map for the targeted site by carrying out a recursive crawl and dictionary-based probes. This scanner is easy to setup on an [...]

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  • The ultimate Hackable phone – the N900

    Linux
    The ultimate Hackable phone – the N900

    I’ve been tinkering around with Python on the N900 and this one one phone hackers will love. You can make the phone do almost anything you want if you know a little bit of scripting. I picked up a bit of python to try making a call blocker which was missing for the N900, and [...]

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  • The default Office Suite on Ubuntu is…

    General Stuff
    The default Office Suite on Ubuntu is…

    Here’s another article from our Guest Blogger Dr. Abhishek Puri on Opera. You can read his previous article here and here Open Office has gone through various incarnations being heavily promoted by Sun. The best part is that it is a free open source software and be ported across different platforms. But that’s where the “good [...]

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