haxwithaxe
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so its asif it see's my usb as fd0? Or am i wrong somewhere
WOW ... odd bios ... you're right, nevermind me. : )
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@acidgen: you might wanna make these archives of the root directory and let people format their own drives. i have a pos 512mb con usb that thinks it's a 4gb sandisk cruzer due to my playing with dd and a u3 img : ) (unfortunately that's not how it behaves though)
besides the process of installing grub4dos is really the only thing that's needed to make the usb bootable so it's not too hard for anyone to do. and that would be the only thing they'd have to do if the whole root directory is unzipped and dumped to disk. (i don't know what pe2usb does but i do know what grubinstallgui is doing and it's adding an grub mbr to the disk)
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title find and load IO.SYS of Windows 9x/Me/DOS root (fd0,0) find --set-root /win98/io.sys chainloader /win98/io.sys
if i understand what you're trying to do, then you need to have "root (hd0,0)" not "root (fd0,0)".
are you trying to boot from usb or a floppy? if a floppy then ignore me. otherwise if /win98/io.sys is on your usb then the hd instead of fd applies. also you might consider using winimg or dd to make a floppy image to boot off your usb drive if you're booting from floppy.
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Would it be possible for someone with a fully working MULTIPASS to create an archive of it and pot a lik to it, as I am (dispite reading through this entire post) unable to get Trinity, DSL, Ubuntu 9.04 and Ophcrack.
Thanks
see my menu and tree above for everything but trinity. and if you already have a lot on your usb then also see my post about "cheater's trinity how to"
also make sure for dsl that the KNOPPIX dir is in the root of your usb, and check the spelling on you directories if you are getting error 15: file not found for anything.
the big thing in getting trinity to work is nameing/labeling the usb as TRK-3_3 so the boot system is able to find the usb it needs.
ophcrack needs the tables dir in the root of your usb as well.
the point of this stuff is to learn to do it yourself. the best we can do is help you out with specific problems. if there are any specific errors your getting let us know and we'll help you.
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I just had a thought. could one put an app vulnerable to a stack overflow on a usb and exploit it on the system one wants to get admin/system on?
EDIT: Never mind. I just learned a little more about buffer overflows and it looks like that won't work. It would be nice to be able to debug the whole os, or at least the parts that would be hard for MS to patch, and find every segfault to check for buffer overflow exploitability.
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So I can use that on my multipass? That's what I was trying to get at. I want to include windows XP on my multipass. Does it require some partition work so it has its own separate partition on the disk?
you can use the iso directly from your boot partition no special partitions needed.
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numbers asked to see my tree and menu.lst so I figured I'd share with everyone.
My now all working multipass:
edit: opps, broke some stuff moving to grub4dos fixed now though.
menu.lst
color red/black white/black root (hd0,0) title Smart Boot Manager kernel /memdisk initrd /sbm.img title BT3 kernel /bt3_root/boot/vmlinuz vga=0x317 ramdisk_size=6666 root=/dev/ram0 rw quiet initrd=/bt3_root/boot/initrd.gz title BT4 pre configfile /bt4-pre_root/boot/grub/menu.lst title Kon-Boot map --mem /konboot-1.1.img (fd0) map --hook chainloader (fd0)+1 map (hd1) (hd0) map --hook rootnoverify (fd0) title Ophcrack kernel /ophcrack_root/boot/bzImage rw root=/dev/null vga=normal lang=C kmap=us screen=1024x768x16 autologin initrd /ophcrack_root/boot/rootfs.gz title Trinity Rescue Kit map (hd0,1)+1 (fd0) map --hook rootnoverify (fd0) chainloader +1 title Hirens 9.9 kernel /memdisk initrd /hirens_root/boot.gz title ntpasswd kernel /memdisk initrd /ntpasswd.img title DBAN kernel /memdisk initrd /dban-floppy.img title Parted Magic kernel /pmagic/bzImage noapic load_ramdisk=1 prompt_ramdisk=0 rw vga=791 sleep=10 loglevel=0 keymap=us initrd /pmagic/initramfs title FreeDOS kernel /memdisk initrd /freedos.img title Damn Small Linux kernel /dsl_root/boot/isolinux/linux24 ramdisk_size=100000 init=/etc/init lang=us apm=power-off vga=789 initrd=minirt24.gz nomce noapic BOOT_IMAGE=dsl initrd /dsl_root/boot/isolinux/minirt24.gz title Ubuntu LiveCD find --set-root /ubuntu904.iso map /ubuntu904.iso (0xff) map --hook rootnoverify (0xff) kernel /casper/vmlinuz file=/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed boot=casper iso-scan/filename=/ubuntu904.iso quiet splash locale=en.UTF-8 -- initrd /casper/initrd.gz title Super Grub Disk(made using unetbootin) kernel /super-grub_root/ubnkern initrd /super-grub_root/ubninit title Memory Test kernel /memtest86+.bin title Boot the First Hard Disk rootnoverify (hd1) chainloader +1 ##END################ boot
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user@host:/media/BOOTDISCS$ tree . |-- BT3 | |-- LICENSE | |-- base | | |-- bin.lzm | | |-- changes.lzm | | |-- etc.lzm | | |-- home.lzm | | |-- kernel.lzm | | |-- lib.lzm | | |-- opt.lzm | | |-- pentest.lzm | | |-- root.lzm | | |-- sbin.lzm | | |-- usr.lzm | | `-- var.lzm | |-- livecd.sgn | |-- make_iso.bat | |-- make_iso.sh | |-- modules | | |-- ccsm-0.7.4-noarch-1as.lzm | | |-- compiz-0.7.4-i486-1sl.lzm | | |-- compiz-bcop-0.7.4-noarch-1as.lzm | | |-- compiz-fusion-plugins-extra-0.7.4-i486-1as.lzm | | |-- compiz-fusion-plugins-main-0.7.4-i486-1as.lzm | | |-- compiz-fusion-plugins-unsupported-0.7.4-i486-1as.lzm | | |-- compizconfig-backend-kconfig-0.7.4-i486-1as.lzm | | |-- compizconfig-python-0.7.4-i486-1as.lzm | | |-- emerald-0.7.4-i486-1as.lzm | | |-- emerald-themes-0.6.99-i486-1bmg.lzm | | |-- fuse-2.7.3-i486-1as.lzm | | |-- fusion-icon-20080312-noarch-1as.lzm | | |-- libcompizconfig-0.7.4-i486-1as.lzm | | |-- libsexy-0.1.11-i686-4as.lzm | | |-- libwnck-2.18.3-i486-1sl.lzm | | |-- mesa.lzm | | |-- pycairo-1.4.12-i686-1as.lzm | | |-- pygobject-2.14.1-i486-1sl.lzm | | |-- pygtk-2.12.1-i486-1sl.lzm | | |-- pyrex-0.9.6.4-i486-1as.lzm | | `-- sexy-python-0.1.9-i686-4as.lzm | |-- optional | | |-- cubez.lzm | | `-- nvidiadriver.lzm | `-- tools | |-- WIN | | |-- config | | |-- cygwin1.dll | | `-- mkisofs.exe | |-- deb2lzm | |-- dir2lzm | |-- liblinuxlive | |-- lzm2dir | |-- mksquashfs | |-- rmlivemod | |-- tgz2lzm | |-- unsquashfs | `-- uselivemod |-- KNOPPIX | `-- KNOPPIX |-- bt3_root | `-- boot | |-- bootinst.bat | |-- bootinst.sh | |-- bootlilo.sh | |-- chain.c32 | |-- dos | | |-- BT3.bat | | |-- config | | |-- loadlin.exe | | `-- readme.txt | |-- initrd.gz | |-- isolinux | | |-- isolinux.bin | | |-- isolinux.boot | | `-- isolinux.cfg | |-- msramdmp.c32 | |-- mt86p | |-- syslinux | | |-- ldlinux.sys | | |-- lilo | | |-- mbr.bin | | |-- syslinux | | |-- syslinux.cfg | | |-- syslinux.com | | `-- syslinux.exe | |-- vesamenu.c32 | `-- vmlinuz |-- bt4-pre_root | |-- boot | | |-- bootsplash | | |-- grub | | | |-- bt4.xpm.gz | | | |-- menu.lst | | | `-- stage2_eltorito | | |-- initrd.gz | | |-- initrd800.gz | | |-- initrdfr.gz | | |-- memtest86+.bin | | `-- vmlinuz | |-- boot.catalog | `-- md5sum.txt |-- casper | |-- filesystem.manifest | |-- filesystem.manifest-desktop | `-- filesystem.squashfs |-- clonezilla_root | |-- COPYING | |-- Clonezilla-Live-Version | |-- home | | `-- partimag | |-- live | | |-- eb.zli | | |-- filesystem.squashfs | | |-- freedos.img | | |-- gpxe.lkn | | |-- initrd1.img | | |-- memtest | | |-- packages.txt | | |-- parameters.txt | | `-- vmlinuz1 | |-- syslinux | | |-- chain.c32 | | |-- drblwp.png | | |-- memdisk | | |-- menu.c32 | | |-- ocswp.png | | |-- syslinux.cfg | | `-- vesamenu.c32 | `-- utils | |-- README.txt | |-- linux | | |-- VERSION.txt | | |-- makeboot.sh | | `-- syslinux | |-- mbr | | `-- mbr.bin | `-- win32 | |-- VERSION.txt | |-- makeboot.bat | `-- syslinux.exe |-- dban-floppy.img |-- dsl_root | |-- boot | | `-- isolinux | | |-- boot.cat | | |-- boot.msg | | |-- f2 | | |-- f3 | | |-- german.kbd | | |-- isolinux.bin | | |-- isolinux.cfg | | |-- linux24 | | |-- logo.16 | | `-- minirt24.gz | `-- index.html |-- freedos.img |-- grldr |-- grub-rescue-floppy.img |-- hirens_root | |-- Active.uha | |-- Astra.uha | |-- BiosBoot.uha | |-- DiskCmdr.uha | |-- Diskptch.uha | |-- DosBurn.uha | |-- DskMangr.uha | |-- ESTest.uha | |-- EasyRecv.uha | |-- FastLynx.uha | |-- Ghost.uha | |-- HDAT2.uha | |-- HDDReg.uha | |-- HWiNFO.uha | |-- HddErase.uha | |-- HddTools.uha | |-- Killdisk.uha | |-- LapLink5.uha | |-- Med_Tool.uha | |-- Mini98.uha | |-- MpxPlay.uha | |-- NTFS4DOS.uha | |-- Network.uha | |-- NtPwd.uha | |-- PCDoctor.uha | |-- PCI32.uha | |-- PCcheck.uha | |-- PTD.uha | |-- PartCmdr.uha | |-- PartMngr.uha | |-- PictView.uha | |-- QuickVie.uha | |-- ReHive.uha | |-- RegView.uha | |-- SavePart.uha | |-- SystemAn.uha | |-- TestDisk.uha | |-- Tools.uha | |-- VC.uha | |-- Vdefs | | `-- ReadME.txt | |-- Victoria.uha | |-- WinTools | | |-- 7Zip.bat | | |-- AsteriskLogger.bat | | |-- AutoRuns.bat | | |-- Autorun.csv | | |-- Autorun.exe | | |-- CCleaner.bat | | |-- CPUz.bat | | |-- CPorts.bat | | |-- ComboFix.exe | | |-- ContentAdvisorPasswordRemover.bat | | |-- CoolWebSearch_Remover.bat | | |-- DTemp.bat | | |-- DefragNT.exe | | |-- DialAFix.bat | | |-- DisableAutorun.bat | | |-- DisableCompressOldFiles.bat | | |-- DoubleDriver.bat | | |-- DriveImageXML.bat | | |-- DriverBackup.exe | | |-- DrvImgXp.bat | | |-- DskSpeed.bat | | |-- EASEUSPartitionMaster.bat | | |-- ERDExplorer.bat | | |-- ERDSystemRestore.bat | | |-- EditHosts.bat | | |-- ExpressBurn.bat | | |-- EzPCFix.bat | | |-- GetDataFAT.bat | | |-- GetDataNTFS.bat | | |-- Ghost32.bat | | |-- GhostExp.bat | | |-- HDDScan.bat | | |-- HDTune.bat | | |-- HijackThis.exe | | |-- IBProcMan.exe | | |-- JkDefrag.bat | | |-- KasperskyVirusRemoval.bat | | |-- KillBox.exe | | |-- MailPassView.bat | | |-- Malwarebytes.bat | | |-- MemTest.bat | | |-- MessenPass.bat | | |-- MonitorTester.bat | | |-- NewSID.bat | | |-- NtRegOpt.bat | | |-- Opera.bat | | |-- PCI32.bat | | |-- PCWizard.bat | | |-- PageDfrg.bat | | |-- PartSaving.bat | | |-- PartitionFindAndMount.bat | | |-- PasswordRenew.bat | | |-- ProceXP.exe | | |-- ProcessExplorer.bat | | |-- ProduKey.bat | | |-- Recuva.bat | | |-- RegEditPE.bat | | |-- RegistryRestoreWizard.bat | | |-- Restoration.bat | | |-- RootkitRevealer.bat | | |-- SM.bat | | |-- ShExView.bat | | |-- Shredder.exe | | |-- SilentRunners.bat | | |-- SmartDriverBackup.bat | | |-- SmitFraudFix.bat | | |-- SpaceMonger.bat | | |-- Splitter.exe | | |-- SpybotSD.bat | | |-- SpywareBlaster.bat | | |-- StartupCPL.bat | | |-- StartupMonitor.exe | | |-- SuperAntiSpyware.bat | | |-- TCPView.bat | | |-- TrueCrypt.bat | | |-- TweakUI.bat | | |-- UltimateWindowsTweaker.bat | | |-- Undelete.bat | | |-- UnknownDevices.bat | | |-- Unlocker.bat | | |-- UnstoppableCopier.bat | | |-- VideoMemoryStressTest.bat | | |-- VolkovCommander.bat | | |-- WinDirStat.bat | | |-- WinKeyFinder.exe | | |-- WindowsGate.bat | | |-- Winsock2Fix9x.bat | | |-- WirelessKeyView.bat | | |-- XP-Key-Reader.bat | | |-- XpTCPIPWinsockRepair.bat | | |-- files | | | |-- Autoruns.uha | | | |-- CCleaner.uha | | | |-- CpuZ.uha | | | |-- DialAFix.uha | | | |-- DriveImageXML.uha | | | |-- DrvImgXp.uha | | | |-- EPM.uha | | | |-- ERD.uha | | | |-- ExpressBurn.uha | | | |-- EzPCFix.uha | | | |-- Files.uha | | | |-- GetDataB.uha | | | |-- Ghost32.uha | | | |-- HDDScan.uha | | | |-- HDTune.uha | | | |-- JkDefrag.uha | | | |-- KasperskyVirusRemoval.uha | | | |-- Malwarebytes.uha | | | |-- NTREGOPT.uha | | | |-- Opera.uha | | | |-- PCwizard.uha | | | |-- PartFind.uha | | | |-- PasswordRenew.uha | | | |-- Recuva.uha | | | |-- RegEditPE.uha | | | |-- Restoration.uha | | | |-- RootkitRevealer.uha | | | |-- SRunners.uha | | | |-- SmartDriverBackup.uha | | | |-- SmitfraudFix.uha | | | |-- SpybotSD.uha | | | |-- SpywareBlaster.uha | | | |-- SuperAntiSpyware.uha | | | |-- TrueCrypt.uha | | | |-- TweakUI.uha | | | |-- UltimateWindowsTweaker.uha | | | |-- Undelete.uha | | | |-- Unlocker.uha | | | |-- VideoMemoryStressTest.uha | | | |-- WindirSt.uha | | | |-- WindowsGate.uha | | | |-- coolweb.uha | | | |-- sm.uha | | | `-- xp-AntiSpy.uha | | |-- siw.exe | | |-- snapshot.exe | | `-- xp-AntiSpy.bat | |-- adds.uha | |-- atis.uha | |-- boot.gz | |-- chntpw.uha | |-- copyr.uha | |-- dcc.uha | |-- dosnav.uha | |-- fm.uha | |-- fw.uha | |-- ghstwalk.uha | |-- isolinux.bin | |-- isolinux.cfg | |-- keyboard.bat | |-- lost_fnd.uha | |-- memdisk | |-- memtest.gz | |-- menu.c32 | |-- mix.uha | |-- nortUTIL.uha | |-- nssi.uha | |-- ntfs.uha | |-- pRESIZER.uha | |-- pcconfig.uha | |-- pmount.uha | |-- pqdi.uha | |-- pqpm.uha | |-- ts.uha | |-- uharc.exe | |-- uharcd.exe | |-- xp | |-- xp.bin | |-- xp.ca_ | |-- xp.dat | `-- xploader.bin |-- konboot-1.1.img |-- memdisk |-- memtest86+.bin |-- menu.lst |-- menu.lst.allworks |-- ntpasswd.img |-- ophcrack_root | |-- [BOOT] | | `-- Bootable_NoEmulation.img | `-- boot | |-- bzImage | |-- gpxe | |-- grub | | `-- example-menu.lst | |-- isolinux | | |-- be.cfg | | |-- be.kbd | | |-- boot.cat | | |-- br.cfg | | |-- br.kbd | | |-- ca.cfg | | |-- ca.kbd | | |-- common.cfg | | |-- common.inc | | |-- de.cfg | | |-- de.kbd | | |-- de_CH.cfg | | |-- de_CH.kbd | | |-- display.txt | | |-- en.cfg | | |-- en.kbd | | |-- enhelp.txt | | |-- enopts.txt | | |-- es.cfg | | |-- es.kbd | | |-- fi.cfg | | |-- fi.kbd | | |-- fr.cfg | | |-- fr.kbd | | |-- fr_CH.cfg | | |-- fr_CH.kbd | | |-- help.txt | | |-- hu.cfg | | |-- hu.kbd | | |-- ifmem.c32 | | |-- isolinux.bin | | |-- isolinux.cfg | | |-- isolinux.msg | | |-- it.cfg | | |-- it.kbd | | |-- jp.cfg | | |-- jp.kbd | | |-- options.txt | | |-- poweroff.com | | |-- pt.cfg | | |-- pt.kbd | | |-- reboot.c32 | | |-- ru.cfg | | |-- ru.kbd | | |-- splash.lss | | |-- us.cfg | | `-- us.kbd | |-- ophcrack.cfg | |-- rootfs.gz | |-- splash.png | |-- syslinux | | `-- syslinux.cfg | |-- vesamenu.c32 | `-- vmlinuz-2.6.29.3-slitaz |-- pmagic | |-- bzImage | |-- initramfs | `-- pmodules | |-- pmagic.sqfs | `-- scripts |-- pmagic_root | |-- boot | | `-- grub | | |-- e2fs_stage1_5 | | |-- fat_stage1_5 | | |-- grldr | | |-- grub4dos.lst | | |-- menu.lst | | |-- message.txt | | |-- message2.txt | | |-- message3.txt | | |-- ntfs_stage1_5 | | |-- stage1 | | `-- stage2 | `-- readme.txt |-- sbm.img |-- super_grub-root | |-- ldlinux.sys | |-- syslinux.cfg | |-- ubninit | |-- ubnkern | `-- vesamenu.c32 |-- super_grub_disk_floppy_0.9797.img |-- tables | |-- vista_free | | |-- md5sum.txt | | |-- postdict | | |-- table0.bin | | |-- table0.index | | |-- table0.start | | |-- table1.bin | | |-- table1.index | | |-- table1.start | | |-- table2.bin | | |-- table2.index | | |-- table2.start | | |-- table3.bin | | |-- table3.index | | |-- table3.start | | |-- vista_free.md5 | | |-- vista_free.sfv | | `-- worddict | `-- xp_free_small | |-- md5sum.txt | |-- table0.bin | |-- table0.index | |-- table0.start | |-- table1.bin | |-- table1.index | |-- table1.start | |-- table2.bin | |-- table2.index | |-- table2.start | |-- table3.bin | |-- table3.index | `-- table3.start `-- ubuntu904.iso 48 directories, 458 files
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Has anyone tried putting super grub disk
I have. No dice so far though.
I've tried using the iso the floppy and the extracted iso but non have worked as of yet.
EDIT: I have it working now.
take a blank usb and install super grub disk to it using unetbootin and copy the files created in the blank usb drive and move them to a directory on the multipass usb and load using the following(adjusted for where you put it of course):
title Super Grub Disk kernel /super-grub_root/ubnkern initrd /super-grub_root/ubninit
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Cheater's Trinity How To:
I'm being lazy and this is how i got trinity to work for me.
1) make a fat16 partition 128MB or larger behind the original one with the lable TRK_3-3.
2) boot into trk from cd and run trk2usb -n -d /dev/sdxY Where x= letter of thumb drive and Y= the number of partition if it's the second one then Y=1
3) edit your menu.lst to have the following(adjust to fit your partition table)
title Trinity Rescue Kit map (hd0,1)+1 (fd0) map --hook rootnoverify (fd0) chainloader +1
thanks to romiz for how to chainload syslinux/isolinux from grub4dos
http://knowhowbyromiz.blogspot.com/2008/09...x-and-back.html
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hey all ignore my suggested short cut. see the link below. i was looking for a sollution to a different problem and found that apparently plain old grub isn't as flexable as grub4dos. (dman it now i have to boot into windows) >: (
http://knowhowbyromiz.blogspot.com/2008/09...x-and-back.html
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Or could be your ISP is doing deep packet inspection, sees what you are doing and their software is kicking you in the nut sack.
The cable based ISP's seem too be the worst when it come to freedom of info on the internet. I wouldn't be the least bit suprised if that's exactly what's happening.
At least Verizon(my evil ISP) has a profit based motive to their restrictions. Comcast and Cox seem to just like messing with people.
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Hey all,
I'm writing this post to share what i've learned about making a good passphrase.
good = secure + memorable
I understand that there are sysadmins for big companies that need to use randomly generated passphrases and that's okay, those people need to use lots and lots of passwords and there's no way in hell they can remember them all.
This is for those one-off email accounts and social networking accounts that you want to keep the real life red team out of.
my rules that I use in addition to the normal passphrase hygiene(ie long, all 4 char types represented):
1) Never, Ever write it down in any way. that includes the passphrase keepers. Again not for all passphrases just the ones you can manage to keep in your head. You'll be suprised what you can do and in most cases. If you do forget it you can use the automated passphrase recovery procedure on the site you used it on.
2) It Never, Ever has any dictionary words in "plaintext"(I explain latter)
3) I must remember it. With me that's a feat in and of itself. I have left an account idle for years and been able to go back and remember the passphrase within 3 tries.
4) It must be pronounceable (yes no dictionary words and yet it's "pronounceable" as in sentence)
5) IT'S A PASSPHRASE not a password so don't be afraid to use spaces and make phrases(thanks to the hak5 crew for reminding us of that a few ep's back)
The way I do this is i set out a cypher for certian letters(ala 1337 speek, btw never use leet speek for your cypher). I use letters, numbers or special characters or combonations there of to represent individual or multiple characters. Think of it as ascii art passwords. The characters you use in your cypher should have a significance to you. If %@ reminds you of H then by all means use it as such. Also don't forget to use spaces. Always use the same cypher though, its the secret decoder ring for your electronic life. Also never share it with anyone. If there is a share account for something(family email perhaps) use a shared cypher.
I use passwords that have a significance to what they protect. This may be something I think about the site/app or something I'm trying to do on the site ... whatever. Just don't rely on the physical appearance of the site/app 'cause that tends to change.
Please share your tips, tricks, and rules of thumb for crafting a good passphrase, but don't let your self give away the keys to the kingdom.
ps. After i started writing this I went back and changed all the occurences of password to passphrase. I suggest we all never use the word "password" again as it perpetuates the (often unconcious) idea that it needs to be a single word.
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PLAIN OLD GRUB DOESN'T WORK FOR THIS IGNORE ME.
A possible shortcut might be(this is the source of my not being able to map iso's and floppy images) to just boot into ubuntu/your favorite linux distro and format the drive as wanted and then to make it all bootable with the following:
1) mount the "boot" partition on /mnt/bootusb/
2) sudo grub-install /dev/sdx --root-directory=/mnt/bootusb/
sdx should be the device corresponding to your usb drive and /mnt/bootusb/ can be any path you want or where ever your distro puts it if it auto-mounts you can use the same command for grub 1 and 2.
this will create a directory /mnt/bootusb/boot/grub/ in which you need to place your menu.lst or grub.cfg file.
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Wow, xPud looks cool. it looks like a good distro for tablets or wall mounted kiosks(think home automation/startrek).
Anyone gotten an iso to load on anything and if so lets try to figure out how, and why the computer voodoo gods have blessed them. (yes computers(software at least) have voodoo inside and just like the magic blue smoke if you let it out (or it's never there to start) it's gone for good).
my system is 1 year old nvidia based biostar mb. 8GB kingston datatraveler USB drive. I can't boot isos.
i used ubuntu 9.04 default grub-install to install grub to my usb.
anyone else have any of the same specs and have problems booting isos?
anyone have similar setup and not have problems booting isos?
otherwise i need a chicken ...
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Yeah the memdisk method works with floppy images in general so that's what I used with the others (freedos, dban, sbm) but kon-boot needs that special sauce to work so i'm trying to figure that out right now, as well as the iso loading thing. I haven't tried yet with the even simpler name so I'll see if that somehow changes things.
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I have konboot like this, try renaming the iso's to something easy..
title Kon-Boot map --mem /konboot.img (fd0) map --hook chainloader (fd0)+1 map (hd1) (hd0) map --hook rootnoverify (fd0)
Thanks,
That would be Darren's method wouldn't it and I have already renamed it to "konboot-1.1.img".
I went through the entry line by line in the grub prompt and the first line is what's throwing a "bad device" error.
I'll try again with an even simpler name I guess.
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I've read most of this thread and didn't see anything mentioned about U3? Forgive me if I missed it somewhere. Are you guys using U3 drives with the standard U3 partition? I have a SanDisk Cruzer 8GB with the standard U3 partition I haven't deleted or modified it yet.
I copied the menu.ls file from the show notes and I have just about all the files on the drive except for the BackTrack files.
When I boot off the drive It says (Try (hd0,0) FAT32:) for about 5 seconds then it says something else so fast I can't read it then just hangs with a flashing cursor. I posted earlier in the thread somewhere about an idea I had only I don't think I worded it that well.
After 1 has a U3 loaded with their choice of tools couldn't they image that drive creating an .iso and then flash another drive with the ISO and have a duplicate?
no need to use u3. infact i would think u3 would mess things up a bit if anything in this case.
your also not using the u3 partition to store anything for this as the bios 1) might not recognize it as a "cd" and 2) might treat it like a cd when it's not ment to be in this setup.
so in short all the stuff being talked about in relation to this ep is going on the fat partition not the u3 partition.
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Just a thought...
Grub errors from the people who are having grub problems might be useful.
ie i keep getting "bad device string" errors trying to boot from isos.
EDIT: I switched from the standard grub 1 to grub4dos and the errors have ceased : )
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As per the above, I need some help understanding what I'm doing wrong with some of these entries
particularly the booting direct from isos.
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here is my menu.lst
color red/black white/black title Smart Boot Manager (good) kernel /memdisk initrd /sbm.img floppy title BT3 (good) kernel /bt3_root/boot/vmlinuz vga=0x317 ramdisk_size=6666 root=/dev/ram0 rw quiet initrd=/bt3_root/boot/initrd.gz boot title BT4 pre (good) configfile /bt4-pre_root/boot/grub/menu.lst savedefault title Ophcrack (good) kernel /ophcrack_root/boot/bzImage rw root=/dev/null vga=normal lang=C kmap=us screen=1024x768x16 autologin initrd /ophcrack_root/boot/rootfs.gz title Kon Boot (works with darren's method after switching to grub4dos) title Hirens 9.9 (good) kernel /memdisk initrd /hirens_root/boot.gz title ntpasswd (good) kernel /memdisk initrd /ntpasswd.img floppy title DBAN (good) kernel /memdisk initrd /dban-floppy.img floppy title Clonezilla (boots to error) kernel /clonezilla_root/live/vmlinuz1 initrd=/clonezilla_root/live/initrd1.img boot=live union=aufs hostname=jaunty edd=on nolocales noprompt ocs_live_run="ocs-live-general" ocs_live_extra_param="" ocs_live_keymap="" ocs_live_batch="no" ocs_lang="" acpi=off irqpoll noapic noapm nodma nomce nolapic nosmp ip=frommedia vga=normal initrd /clonezilla_root/live/initrd1.img edit: title Parted Magic(good after moving pmagic dir to root dir) kernel /pmagic/bzImage noapic load_ramdisk=1 prompt_ramdisk=0 rw vga=791 sleep=10 loglevel=0 keymap=us initrd /pmagic/initramfs ## old one that didn't work #title Parted Magic(can't remember) #kernel /pmagic_root/pmagic/bzImage noapic load_ramdisk=1 prompt_ramdisk=0 rw vga=791 sleep=10 #loglevel=0 keymap=us #initrd /pmagic_root/pmagic/initramfs #map --unmap=0:0xff (this line caused grub error: bad device) title FreeDOS (good) kernel /memdisk initrd /freedos.img floppy title Damn Small Linux (update: good after moving KNOPPIX dir to root dir) kernel /dsl_root/boot/isolinux/linux24 ramdisk_size=100000 init=/etc/init lang=us apm=power-off vga=789 initrd=minirt24.gz nomce noapic BOOT_IMAGE=dsl initrd /dsl_root/boot/isolinux/minirt24.gz title Super Grub Rescue Disk(boots but needs editing in submenus) configfile /super-grub_root/grub/menu.lst savedefault title Trinity Rescue Kit (boots to error (I know there's abunch of stuff wrong with this one)) kernel /trinity_root/kernel.trk initrd=/trinity_root/initrd.trk ramdisk_size=49152 root=/dev/ram0 vga=788 splash=verbose initrd /trinity_root/initrd.trk title Ubuntu LiveCD(works after switching to grub4dos) find --set-root /ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso map /ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso (0xff) map --hook root (0xff) kernel /casper/vmlinuz file=/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed boot=casper iso-scan/filename=/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso quiet splash locale=en.UTF-8 -- initrd /casper/initrd.gz boot title Memory Test kernel /memtest86+.bin (stolen from BT4pre) title Boot the First Hard Disk root (hd1) chainloader +1 ##END################ boot
here is my dir stucture
ROOTDIR of BOOTUSB |-- BT3 | |-- base | |-- livecd.sgn | |-- make_iso.bat | |-- make_iso.sh | |-- modules | `-- tools |-- KNOPPIX(for dsl) | `-- KNOPPIX edit:(no more boot folder switched to grub4dos don't got the grub-install route if you want to do the fun stuff) |-- bt3_root | `-- boot | |-- bootinst.bat | |-- bootinst.sh | |-- bootlilo.sh | |-- chain.c32 | |-- dos | | |-- BT3.bat | | |-- config | | |-- loadlin.exe | | `-- readme.txt | |-- initrd.gz | |-- isolinux | | |-- isolinux.bin | | |-- isolinux.boot | | `-- isolinux.cfg | |-- msramdmp.c32 | |-- mt86p | |-- syslinux | | |-- ldlinux.sys | | |-- lilo | | |-- mbr.bin | | |-- syslinux | | |-- syslinux.cfg | | |-- syslinux.com | | `-- syslinux.exe | |-- vesamenu.c32 | `-- vmlinuz |-- bt4-pre_root | |-- boot | | |-- bootsplash | | |-- grub | | | |-- bt4.xpm.gz | | | |-- menu.lst | | | `-- stage2_eltorito | | |-- initrd.gz | | |-- initrd800.gz | | |-- initrdfr.gz | | |-- memtest86+.bin | | `-- vmlinuz | |-- boot.catalog | `-- md5sum.txt |-- casper (for bt4) | |-- filesystem.manifest | |-- filesystem.manifest-desktop | `-- filesystem.squashfs |-- clonezilla_root | |-- COPYING | |-- Clonezilla-Live-Version | |-- home | | `-- partimag | |-- live | | |-- eb.zli | | |-- filesystem.squashfs | | |-- freedos.img | | |-- gpxe.lkn | | |-- initrd1.img | | |-- memtest | | |-- packages.txt | | |-- parameters.txt | | `-- vmlinuz1 | |-- syslinux | | |-- chain.c32 | | |-- drblwp.png | | |-- memdisk | | |-- menu.c32 | | |-- ocswp.png | | |-- syslinux.cfg | | `-- vesamenu.c32 | `-- utils | |-- README.txt | |-- linux | | |-- VERSION.txt | | |-- makeboot.sh | | `-- syslinux | |-- mbr | | `-- mbr.bin | `-- win32 | |-- VERSION.txt | |-- makeboot.bat | `-- syslinux.exe |-- dban-floppy.img |-- dsl_root | |-- boot | | `-- isolinux | | |-- boot.cat | | |-- boot.msg | | |-- f2 | | |-- f3 | | |-- german.kbd | | |-- isolinux.bin | | |-- isolinux.cfg | | |-- linux24 | | |-- logo.16 | | `-- minirt24.gz | `-- index.html |-- freedos.img |-- grldr |-- grub-rescue-floppy.img |-- hirens_root | |-- Vdefs | |-- WinTools |-- konboot-1.1.img |-- memdisk |-- memtest |-- ntpasswd.img |-- ophcrack_root(works so excluded) | |-- boot |-- pmagic_root(works so excluded) | |-- boot | | `-- grub |-- pmagic | `--(important stuff) |-- sbm.img |-- super-grub_root | |-- grub | | |-- choose | `-- sgd | | `-- menu.lst | |-- menu.lst |-- tables | `-- vista_free |-- trinity_root | |-- boot.cat | |-- bootlogo.jpg | |-- initrd.trk | |-- isolinux.bin | |-- isolinux.cfg | |-- kernel.trk | |-- ldlinux.sys | |-- memdisk | |-- memtest.x86 | |-- pxelinux.0 | |-- pxelinux.cfg | |-- syslinux.cfg | |-- trinity.ico | |-- trk3 | `-- vesamenu.c32 `-- ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
I tried to make it as small as possible so there is a lot of stuff missing.
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I'm assuming this is for Linux?
How do I Mix a windows and a Linux ISO? :D
see the grub docs for how to boot windows(as in hard drive) and i'm betting that you can just chainload the boot directory as if it were an installed copy of windows.
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Hey all,
Any progress on this?
I work for a company that makes custom OpenWRT based firmware and I've noticed OpenWRT has an ettercap package in their opkg repo. And we've thought of doing this but never have tried and I'd love to be able to show the results of this discussion to my boss cause he's been jonesin' for this stuff for a while but hasn't wanted us to spend time on it. Also I have routers i can use to test on so if someone want's testing done I'll gladly help out.
Idea: use remote mysql db, and local ettercap. you'd be suprised the stuff you can squeeze out of a linksys wrt54gl.
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I have a workaround for admin rights.
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1) find a service that doesn't use quotes in the executable reference and has user writeable directories with a space in the name.
eg C:\Program Files\Dumb Admin Installed Stuff\srvc.exe (program files dir not writable usually but i'm lazy)
2) insert an exe that creates an admin account into C:\Program Files\Dumb.exe
3) reboot
windows handles unquoted spaces by checking for C:\Program >C:\Program Files\Dumb > C:\Program Files\Dumb Admin >C:\Program Files\Dumb Admin Installed >C:\Program Files\Dumb Admin Installed Stuff\srvc.exe
after the file is inserted it will be executed in place of the service when windows looks for C:\Program Files\Dumb
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Also, does anyone know of a way to make the user created by "net user" not have a profile path.
My current workaround for this is to make the profile path a hidden & system file, but clean up when i'm done via a autoit script (eventually an exe) that removes all obvious traces of the user and the script/exe fails 'cause the user is still using it and it would be best anyways to not have it there at all in the first place 'cause that's just more footprints for people to find.
Thanks.
hax
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Hey guys,
I've been doing some looking around and Sandisk indeed hold the patient for U3 and they started charging royalties for the use of the technology. So everyone else dropped the U3 stuff from their products. I've seen a few articles online saying various companies dropped inclusion of U3 from a few months ago. Now we need to find out if there is still hardware support for U3 even though it isn't advertised. I would think that they might have kept support for it to save on the cost of refitting there production lines yet again.
hax
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Hey all,
I've decided to implement all your suggestions thus far.
ddns updater
ping
?mail? -- I need to play with that one a while.
?ftp? if mailing doesn't workout
also I've been looking at windows built-in utillities (hence ftp instead of blat).
perhaps getmac, ipconfig will be in there next as well to give some more device specific evidence to the authoities in case of theft.
Again this isn't aimed at uber-hackers so I'm working under the assumtion that at least on of the methods will work properly. So if the shmuk at school steals your drive you can turn over the logs to the police and the campus IT department can give them what they need.
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the only problem is that if someone has autorun turned off then it totally defeats the purpose because you cant force autorun to run if its disabled.
True. I plan to do a redundant execution. Both autorun from U3 and from all the menu options in the autoplay menu of the fat16 part of the drive. Infact the script above has only been tested with auto play so far. (finals week and I needed an excuse for myself to mess around instead of studying.) Now if they have autorun usbdevices turned off completely I have to rely on the DCoT part of the script to work it's social engineering magic and have the person return the drive to me.
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The idea is to do it without rebooting. In session priv escalation is the goal here.