I noticed packetstorm puts out monthly zips of all exploits they put out that month. This is a great way to build a database of exploits which would be ready to launch after discovering services.

All exploits for February, 2007 are available here:
packetstormsecurity.org/0702-exploits/0702-ex ploits.tgz

This white paper is the most complete paper I`ve seen on Google Desktop and its various vulnerabilities and remote desktop behavior.

milw0rm.com/papers/139

For along time milw0rms had an online rainbow table cracker but hardly no one uses it.

Heres the MD5 Cracker

I read an article at eweek.com/article2/0,1895,18401 41,00.asp that compelled me to write a post. Vulnerabilities in USB drivers for Windows could allow an attacker to take control of locked workstations using a specially programmed Universal Serial Bus device.

From the article: "The buffer-overflow flaw is in device drivers that Windows loads whenever USB devices are inserted into computers running Windows 32-bit operating systems, including Windows XP and Windows 2000, said Caleb Sima, chief technology officer and founder of SPI Dynamics."