Year 1981: The Hacking of Pacific Bell’s COSMOS Phone Centre
Introduction The early years of Kevin Mitnick have been nothing short of fascinating. From his humble beginnings as a hacker, phone phreaker, and social engineer, Mitnick’s journey has been filled with intrigue and controversy. While we’ve read about his infamous exploits in our previous blogs, today, we invite you to join us for yet another … Continue reading “Year 1981: The Hacking of Pacific Bell’s COSMOS Phone Centre”
Year 1975: The First Trojan Horse- ‘ANIMAL’
Introduction In the intricate tapestry of cybersecurity, certain historical occurrences serve as pivotal milestones, shaping the trajectory of the field. The emergence of ANIMAL in 1975 is one such defining moment, marking the unwitting genesis of trojan horses in the digital world. In this blog, we embark on a journey to unravel the intricate layers … Continue reading “Year 1975: The First Trojan Horse- ‘ANIMAL’”
Year 1903: Guglielmo Marconi & the Wireless Telegraph Attack
Introduction The allure of wireless communication, often seen as a triumph of modernity, carries a tale from the bygone era of 1903. In the heart of London, Guglielmo Marconi, revered as the father of modern radio technology, faced an unexpected challenge that would forever etch the Wireless Telegraphy Attack of 1903 into the books of … Continue reading “Year 1903: Guglielmo Marconi & the Wireless Telegraph Attack”
Whispers in the Wire: The Saga of 1878 Telephone Hacking
Introduction Let’s step into the mesmerizing era of early telephone systems, where every call was a manual orchestration by operators. Unveiling a fascinating chapter, we explore the challenges faced by the pioneers of communication, specifically the unforeseen mischief of teenage operators that shaped the course of telephone security. The Teenage Operators’ Playground In the dawn … Continue reading “Whispers in the Wire: The Saga of 1878 Telephone Hacking”