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Showing posts with label cloud. Show all posts

ONLINE WPA CRACKER-THE CLOUD ERA BEGINS

This is my quote"LINUX IS SOUL OF HACKERS AND CLOUD IS FUTURE OF HACKING"

Guess what we have new player in the market thats online wpa cracker with cloud computing power.Cracking WPA was never easy it took many days for a normal computer but cloud computing makes it easier for us with 400 cpu cluster of power with 135 million dictionary words thats what you call cracking as a service lolz :D

here is official intro

WPA Cracker is a cloud cracking service for penetration testers and network auditors who need to check the security of WPA-PSK protected wireless networks.
WPA-PSK networks are vulnerable to dictionary attacks, but running a respectable-sized dictionary over a WPA network handshake can take days or weeks. WPA Cracker gives you access to a 400CPU cluster that will run your network capture against a 135 million word dictionary created specifically for WPA passwords. While this job would take over 5 days on a contemporary dual-core PC, on our cluster it takes an average of 20 minutes, for only $17.
NEW :: We now offer Germany dictionary support, a 284 million word extended English dictionary option, and ZIP file cracking.


there website

note:its not a free service although but fast service. 
developers time to find new extension :P


Do share your views about the new wpa cracker:)

Trojan to Disable Cloud-Based Antivirus--BOHU

A recent blog entry from the Microsoft Malware Protection Center details information about a new malware (called Win32/Bohu.A) which is specifically designed to disable and mislead cloud-based antivirus software.
Cloud-based antivirus software differs from traditional antivirus software in that the antivirus client (running on the PC) sends important threat data to a server for backend analysis, and subsequently receives further detection and removal instruction.


The Bohu Trojan originates in China where there is a predominate use of cloud-based antivirus software. Once a Windows based machine is infected the malware installs different network level filters to disrupt and block the antivirus client accessing the backend antivirus services on the Internet.
As well as writing random data at the end of its key payload components to avoid hash-based detection, Bohu also installs a Windows Sockets service provider interface (SPI) filter to block the antivirus network traffic as well as a Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS) filter. The NDIS filter then stops the antivirus client from uploading data to the server by looking for the server addresses in the data packets.