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Category Archives: Mac OS X
Tracking email using web bugs
“Did you get my email?” If you have ever asked this question to anyone, then this post might interest you. I had my doubts about sharing this, since the trick described here does invade the privacy of the recipient somewhat, … Continue reading
Email and malware dissection, Part I
Phishing, Trojans, Worms and other malicious activity in email. These series of posts make quite a lengthy write-up on how to use Unix shell script and Perl to dissect large amounts of email all at once without disrespecting email privacy … Continue reading
Posted in email, FreeBSD, IT Security, Linux, Mac OS X, malware, Perl, Shell script
Tagged antivirus, BSD, Email, IT Security, unix
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Tinkering with file encryption
Storing files overseas or “in the cloud” has become somewhat of an issue lately with spying activities of various nations. I think we’ve just seen the top of the iceberg, but at the same time I hope I’m wrong. In … Continue reading
Posted in Crypto, FreeBSD, IT Security, Mac OS X, Shell script
Tagged commandline, IT Security, OpenSSL, Passwords, unix
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