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I glanced through that a few months ago, but i guess i don't remember that part. And it was the firewall, which both makes sense and is odd at the same time. The one box I saw the port on was running xp sp1, which has no firewall, but when I ran nmap on my main network, it saw the port on my main win 7 machine, which is running windows firewall. Course the windows 7 part was useless since the exploit only works with xp/server 2003 and prior. Thanks again.

I set up a virtual winxp, well, a few of them on a few computers, but microsoft-ds is only running on 1 of them. I'm out of ideas on how to get it started, there is no service, I'm connected to some network shares, I've searched google for anything that seemed that it could be helpful with no avail. I want to play with ms08_067_netapi exploit, but want to do it on a virtual machine on my main box, instead of needing to turn on and start another computer when I want to play with it. Microsoft-ds deals with SMB and from what I've read also does windows sharing, so I also shared files and got files from other computers thinking that would start it up. Any ideas on this? Thanks

While I'm quite tired now, I feel I might have missed something, but I do feel like I was being more ass-ish then I was attempting to be, and for that I apologize. While Javascript isn't my first language, I'll give this a shot. function totalVotes(vote1-5) { I don't think you can use - in variable names Is that supposed to be vote1, vote2...vote5 or is that the variable name? whichever it is, it isn't used in the function. for (i = 1; i <= 5; i+=5); This bit of code kinda confuses me, it's a loop that is hard-coded to only run through once. Also, it doesn't execute any code, since the ; is right after and not {CODE GOES HERE} like normal. var total = 0; return total; Sets the variable total to 0, then returns it, while normal in some situations, like to be sure the function ran correctly. I hope you got this figured out before it was due. Good Luck

5ive, That's one of the sexier things I've seen this year.

I don't know of any sites, but you could try making a Sodoku(Soduku?) solver to start you out.

What is this I don't even. It's a meme, welcome to the internet, you'll see them around alot.

I thought ophcrack could only do up to 14? is there a new version or did you change some setting in yours to allow 20?

rhost is the target machine, it should be set RHOST 192.168.1.11 set LHOST 192.168.1.10

TPB works for me just fine.

Ah, roger that

I've only used Orge3D but I think you'd want something 2D for that. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_game_engines Look into which one would fit your game the best. You were wondering about the arguments? or the functions?

I recently graduated from college in computer science, and I realized this might be something I want to get into. So I recently got together some old computers, put the best old stuff I had in them, and turned them into virtual machine servers, each running 2-3 VM's (server 2003, xp sp1, sp2, sp3(though the sp1 install has issues in VM for some reason)) and my main computer running a VM of backtrack 4. Networked them all together with my linksys router i recently replaced, now I got my own virtual network. I can't really damage anything on the OS's, and anything that is irreversible I can just roll back to a fresh install screenshot. I have learned a ton just playing around with this and watching videos. The search function on the backtrack forums is also priceless FYI.

Last I heard the gaming site (Global Gaming Factory X) that was going to buy them for like 8 million, but they couldn't get any money raised to buy it so it fell through. All the original founders have been banned from running it or else they'd be fined a ton of money per day I believe, save 1, but I think he has just recently gotten a similar situation. They all claim to not have any control over the site, but even if they did, it'd be hard to prove if they are careful. And the pirate bay is now running on the Pirate Party's new ISP ( http://torrentfreak.com/worlds-first-pirat...-sweden-100720/ ) and they won't give any information up. Since it's a political ISP, police and other companies have very little pull over them to make give up information.

wicd network manager is /etc/init.d/wicd start then you might have to type dhclient to get an IP address from the DHCP. But you can see your wireless card in ifconfig? and you brought it up? Rereading your post, you want to connect to a wireless and wired network at the same time? If so I can't help you much, since I have been trying to make my BT4 virtualbox use 2 wired connections, one to my virtual network and one to my real network, but can only get 1 to work at a time.

This looks perfect Thanks alot

Is there a way to make some virtual machines to start automatically on virtual box start up? I have 2 physical machines running virtual box with a couple machines each, networked together, so I can break it and fix it. Just to save myself some time of VNC'ing into each box and starting them, it would just be easier, maybe, to make them start when virtual box/the computer boots up. They are both in windows XP, I know one is fully updated SP3, and pretty sure the other is SP2, if it matters I can look it up.

I use Chrome ATM, occasionally run back to firefox for a specific need. I too used to do web programming with some friends of mine. I can't remember what is was called, but it ran a chrome tab like it was in IE, so when testing you could just run it in there instead of having to open up IE. Another nice thing about chrome and developing, is that since it makes a new process for every tab, should the fecal material hit the spinning turbine, you'll only lose that one tab, unlike others where you lose the entire browser.

Well, there are a few different programs for brute force. Is there a particular reason you want to use brute force, or are you just looking to gain access to it. As most people have said before, brute force is highly ineffective and time consuming for passwords above 3 characters, but even 3 is pushing it if there is a lock-out after 3 or 5 passwords. More information is always better.

Ooo, I haven't heard that. I have heard that some people have been working on this, but that was just in comments, but I haven't been able to find an actual site on it. I heard the air force bought 2200 PS3's for this type of thing, It would suck for them if they weren't able to continue using it because of a firmware update.

I'm sure many people have read about being able to cluster playstation 3's into a semi-supercomputer. Then Sony pushed a firmware to disable loading on other OS's. I've read that if you don't update the firmware you would still be able to load linux on. So my question is has there been a hack to allow this again, or if anyone know if you buy some new ones, if they come with the latest firmware, or if they come with the basic firmware without the update? http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/904...mp;pageNumber=1 For those unaware of it.

I just payed 11 USD for a 2 gig one from Walmart, it's big enough for what I'm playing around with so it really depends on what you are using it for, most of these payloads are less then 50 megs or so, if that helps.

Are you using Leapo's payload? I had a problem like this when I first started playing around with it. My problem was I didn't but the files in the correct place, I put them in different folders so it didn't know where to look for them so it just wouldn't work at all. To me, it seems like i was having the same problems as you, and any more information could help.