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Penetration testing firm Immunity has started shipping Silica, a wireless handheld pen-testing device capable of finding -- and exploiting -- security vulnerabilities.

The palm-sized PDA tucked away in Justine Aitel's pocketbook just might be the most scary device on display at this year's RSA security conference. [See Ryan Naraine's report.] Aitel is roaming the hallways here with Silica, a portable hacking device that can search for and join 802.11 (Wi-Fi) access points, scan other connections for open ports, and automatically launch code execution exploits from a built-in exploit platform.



Silica is the brainchild of Aitel's Immunity Inc., a 10-employee penetration testing outfit operating out of Miami Beach, Florida. It runs a customized version of CANVAS, the company's flagship point-and-click attack tool that features hundreds of exploits, an automated exploitation system, and an exploit development framework.
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Good point. (source code)
This should be under the GPL right? (Read the rest)
Posted by: jayeola Posted on: 03/30/07 You are currently: Logged In | Log out
Silica electronics_md@...   | 02/07/07
robertroot uppy   | 02/07/07
I'll just make my mead... Roc5955   | 02/08/07
The FUD abounds Cayble   | 02/08/07
Sweet! dantheman123   | 02/07/07
So is the clap No_Ax_to_Grind   | 02/07/07
Re to Dantheman123 LegendsOfBatman   | 02/10/07
Who said UMPCs are worthless? Confused by religion   | 02/07/07
So, where's the source code? JDThompson   | 02/07/07
no patibulo   | 02/07/07
Good point. (source code) jayeola   | 03/30/07
DID I READ THIS CORRECTLY? BALTHOR   | 02/07/07
MY GUESS WOULD BE John Zern   | 02/07/07
Wakeup call for idiots... kamahl928   | 02/08/07
Sue Too Old For IT   | 02/08/07
People who care aren't affected qaz111111qaz111111   | 02/08/07
Re to qaz111111qaz111111 LegendsOfBatman   | 02/10/07
Zaurus paroberts   | 02/08/07

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