WarVOX 1.0.0

I’ve been working on adding some wardialing and dialup hacking modules to the  Metasploit project for a while, which initially spawned this entire other project that HD went nuts on.  Hopefully we’ll get some of the tech that this project produced merged back into the Metasploit wardialling stuff, but for now it’s a separate entity.  Here’s the result:

CAUNewswire – CAU Introduces PHREAK™ Certification for telephony hackers

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AUSTIN, Texas, April 05 2007 /CAUNewswire/ —

CAU announced today it’s second specialized certification offering into the Information Security Certifications market, the Phone Hacker, Researcher, Exploiter, And Konqueror (PHREAK™) certification. Nearly two years since introduction of it’s extremely successful first offerings of the CAU Certified Information Systems Security Practitioner (C²ISSP™) certification, as well as it’s first specialized certification, the Hacker and Xtreme 0day Researcher (HAX0R™) certification, this new certification is targeted toward all hackers who specialize in vulnerability and exploit development within the scope of targeting and exploring telephony systems and technology.

In continuing the trend that CAU started with their first two certifications, the PHREAK™ certification process is also FREE, as in “free beer,” not as in “free speech.”

More information on CAU’s Information Security Certifications can be found at the organization’s website, under the Certifications area:

http://www.caughq.org/certs/

Or via email to the CAU Certifications Review Board, at crb@caughq.org

CAUNewswire – CAU Enters the Information Security Certifications market

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DALLAS, Texas, April 14 2005 /CAUNewswire/ —

CAU announced today it’s first offerings into the Information Security Certifications market, providing an overly generalized certification, the CAU Certified Information Systems Security Practitioner (C²ISSP™), as well as it’s first specialized certification, the Hacker and Xtreme 0day Researcher (HAX0R™) certification. “The white-hat community has so many damn certs, it’s hard to tell many of them apart.” ventured I)ruid, CAU’s Founder and CHO, “It’s time for the black- and grey-hat community to get a piece of the action.” CAU has also implied that it intends to one-up the white-hat community by making all of it’s certification processes FREE, as in “free beer,” not as in “free speech.”

The C²ISSP™ is a certification targeted for mid- and senior-level hackers who are working toward or have already attained unemployment or covert positions as janitors, secure document disposal personnel, surveillance system technicians, or Senior Security Engineers. Essentially, it’s meant to be the inverse of the white-hat CISSP certification. intropy, CAU’s Lead Vulnerability & Exploit Researcher had this to say about the new certification: “They only got one ‘C’, WE GOT TWO!!!”

The C²ISSP™ is an overly generalized certification spanning a breadth of hacker underground subjects conveniently categorized into ten manageable domains, called the Common Body of Information (CBI™), which consist of the following:

• Hacking
• Phreaking
• Anarchy
• Viruses
• Cracking
• Software Development
• Radio & Wireless
• Hardware & Electronics
• Intelligence / Counter-Intelligence
• History, Community, & Culture

The HAX0R™ certification, CAU’s first specialized skill certification, is targeted toward all hackers who specialize in vulnerability and 0day exploit development.

More information on CAU’s Information Security Certifications can be found at the organization’s website, under the Certifications area:

http://www.caughq.org/certs/

Or via email to the CAU Certifications Review Board, at crb@caughq.org