anode
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Might be able to use a Orange Pi, ODroid or the like with Android installed.
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depends on how you use it :) (I'm sure I can screw it up)
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Either English is far from your first language or you are totally clueless on basic networking/TCP stack. (I'm thinking a little from column A ,a little from column b......)
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And asking security focused people.
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I think xmpp recently had a long running vuln discovered. (If that is what is actually running on 5222)
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Since just a basic browse shows a blank page, how are you losing income? Looks pretty standard: web, mail, and dns Not shown: 65525 filtered ports PORT STATE SERVICE 53/tcp open domain 80/tcp open http 110/tcp open pop3 143/tcp open imap 443/tcp closed https 465/tcp open smtps 587/tcp open submission 993/tcp open imaps 995/tcp open pop3s 8000/tcp closed http-alt
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Maybe? ping -c 1 webstite.com If you want all the open ports nmap -p- webstie.com (will only do TCP ports I think -sU does the UDP) Do keep in mind that many websites may 'share' the same IP address on shared hosting.
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Look at your router/modem's WPS settings. You may need to change them, so the client can initiate the exchange. Or, non WPS: besside-ng (from aircrack-ng) to get 4way handshake then into aircrack, JtR, hashcat, etc.
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If I made a hidden volume inside a 'crypt container on a USB thumbdrive, how resilience is it to unplugging the drive while mounted? I guess should also ask about full disk encryption too.
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I'm probably going to do a bad job asking this but..... Can one configure sshd to only connect with clients that already have the key in known_hosts? ie: Not offer the server's public key to the client on first connection. So if the client doesn't have the server's public key, its just gets a connection refused. This would be linux; raspbian or kali on a Pi. (server)
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Have issues with exfil. Copying about 450 files totaling 150MB *always* fails. Wether by script/payload or just mass storage drag-n-drop. When by payload it it does a self eject with the typical OS warning. When by D-n-D, it just hangs after abut 15MB. (have to yank out) Bunny gets rather warm too. (Mac OSX is the host PC)
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Yup that was it. Saw another post, but it didn't sink in as to why. Makes sense now. Thanks!
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For some reason when I quack a ~/ it is played back as /root/ ~/ works fine manually typed in a terminal I tried a simple just quack it into text editor and same results; /root/ MAC OSX 10.9 Mavericks. edit: Just tried on a Kali laptop same results. Both machine bare iron, not VMs.
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Not if lipo. They need special charging. Plenty of chips out there that do it.
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This was one of my first thoughts. I was thinking just a coin cell battery to boot it, then plug in/attack. Doesn't need to run it for long. But for v2.0, how about a usb port out the back for battery, wifi, ethernet, etc? And the battery could/should be pass through.
