01.18.2013 – RAIDING the Wireless Empire has been published!

Physical books

Purchase from publisher: https://www.createspace.com/3558592
Purchase signed copy from us: WeakNetLabs/book/

eBook Version from Amazon

Kindle version and physical book will be available on Amazon in approximately 12 hours. Click the image below to see what it looks like on the Kindle Fire HD.

Thank you all for following my site over the years! So far, it’s been a fun ride :) So, here is a small free preview from the book in PDF format:

Thank you Fixer and Brad Carter for all of the help!

~Douglas.

New article published on 12.12.12: “XSS and Spear Phishing” in Pentest Magazine!

http://pentestmag.com/pentest-webapp-1212/

Spear Phishing and XSS
by Douglas Berdeaux
XSS is one of the most overlooked problems in information security and one of the easiest to accidentally include in our web applications and pages. The vulnerability can be found in almost every site. Spear Phishing is a focused attack on a company which relies solely on the building of trust and the disheartening fact that the human factor is usually the weakest in IT Security. When used together, these become a devastating attack vector that can be used to thwart even the greatest of security policies and measures in the biggest names of any industry.

Spear Phishing Attacks are so effective when mixed with a good imagination and the right dedication. 2012 was the year of XSS for me in my research and it was well played.

~Douglas

With a lot of help from my fiance Julie and friends like Fixer and Brad Carter, I was able to complete the book. It will be for sale on here, Amazon, the Kindle Store, and a few other places.

As the description says, it’s a recollection of a lot of hacking stories that surround a wireless hacker named Seadog. I had to redesign the cover above because it was too dark.

I will be making a new page here just for it and if you want a signed copy, please buy one directly from this site. They will be $13.37USD + $3 shipping to anywhere in the US only.

Any questions, just email me!
~Douglas

Identity Information Theft and Web Applications

This article will discuss the importance of securing web applications and identity information. It will show how the smallest vulnerability in a web application can lead to the largest identity information breach. The author will also give security tips for database administration of CMS users and will show several web attack methods of hackers who target your data.

http://t.co/KYGbx2HM

Its on the amendment to the 802.11 protocol to make it more secure. Based off of my previous work on theoretical mgmt frames protection at the MAC/PHY layers.

~Douglas.