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It was only a matter of time before it got out to the public but truecrypt has been hacked.

If you are trying to install the webif. This was covered in a different topic: I issued an "opkg -recursive remove haserl" in order to completely uninstall haserl and the current webif I then found more up to date packages online than the ones that were linked to in the step-by-step wiki. The ones in the package are haserl_0.8.0-2_mips.ipk, and webif_0.3-10_mips.ipk The packages I downloaded: haserl_0.9.24-1_mips.ipk http://downloads.x-wrt.org/xwrt/kamikaze/8...9.24-1_mips.ipk webif_0.3-4709_mips.ipk http://downloads.x-wrt.org/xwrt/kamikaze/8...3-4709_mips.ipk Downloaded those, and opkg installed. Now instead of doing a ipkg -install you would do a opkg -install

Hyper-V Pros: Very good performance; great price Cons: Bad remote management experience; needs a better management console ESX Server 3.5 Pros: Excellent performance; easy installation; a polished management console Cons: Somewhat limited hardware support I think for something like this its a "to each their own". They both are great virtual systems and just because somebody talks about ESX on the show doesn't mean its the better system. Here are a list of virtual systems: Bochs Containers Cooperative Linux Denali DOSBox DOSEMU FreeVPS GXemul Hercules Hyper-V Imperas OVP Tools iCore Virtual Accounts Integrity Virtual Machines FreeBSD Jail JPC (Virtual Machine) KVM LinuxOnLinux Linux- VServer Logical Domains LynxSecure Mac-on-Linux Mac-on-Mac OKL4 OpenVZ Oracle VM OVPsim Padded Cell for x86 Padded Cell for PowerPC Palacios VMM Parallels Desktop for Mac Parallels Workstation PearPC PowerVM Proxmox Virtual Environment QEMU QEMU w/kqemu module QEMU w/ qvm86module QuickTransit RTS Hypervisor SimNow SIMH Simics Sun xVM Server SVISTA 2004 TRANGO User Mode Linux View-OS VDSmanager Sun xVMVirtualBox Virtual IronVirtual Iron 3.1 Virtual PC 2007 Windows Virtual PC Virtual PC 7 for Mac VirtualLogixVLX Virtual Server2005 R2 CoWare Virtual Platform Virtuozzo VMware ESX Server VMware ESXi VMware Fusion VMware Server VMware Workstation 6.0 VMware Player2.0 Wind Riverhypervisor Wind RiverVxWorks MILS Platform Xen z/VM z LPARs

if you're using backtrack you can use macchanger thats already built in 1. ifconfig eth1 down 2. macchanger --mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 eth1 3. ifconfig eth1 up its that easy.

there is a program called macchanger I'll post on my site.

Simple. ESXi won't be able to read your linux (ext3) filesystem and use it for storage. You'll need to format the internal disk(s) as VMFS. ESX if very picky when it comes to this. Try running this command in the service console (in case you don't know how to gain console access, view the video below). In the following format: vmkfstools -i srcDiskPath --diskformat thin dstDiskPath examples: vmkfstools -C vmfs3 -S datastore -b 8m vmhba1:130:0:1 vmkfstools -c 500G -d thin /vmfs/volumes/san_vmfs/my_vm/thin_disk.vmdk

You guys (Hak5) are teaching your listeners to well. Watch out for the grasshopper that bites the hand that feeds. Thanks for the update you guys. Password has been changed.

mine used to be: GOD, SEX, LOVE

http://www.vimeo.com/2295785 Check this video out. Here he shows you how to inject HTML into every site that is visited by a user using ettercap and MITM.

A general rule of thumb is 3-4 VMs per CPU core. As usual this depends on the load of the VMs.

pfSense appliance VM

What happened was you never updated the grub on the backtrack partition. Whenever you install a O/S and try doing dual boots if always have to update the grub. You're best bet will be to boot into a live backtrack and run the following: - fdisk /dev/sda - Once you're in disk, enter e[x]tra/expert mode, [f]ix the partition order, then [w]rite the table and exit. - You can verify that the partition table was indeed fixed by issuing an fdisk -l Now if this doesn't work then again boot into a live backtrack and run the following: cd / mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt mount -t proc proc /mnt/proc mount -t sysfs sys /mnt/sys mount -o bind /dev /mnt/dev chroot /mnt /bin/bash Edit the: <vi or nano> /boot/grub/menu.lst then type: cd / umount -a exit cd / umount -a reboot IF ALL ELSE FAILS.... again boot into the live cd and type: sudo grub find /boot/grub/stage1 <locate your boot partition> <Replace the (hd0,0) by your boot partition number> setup (hd0) quit Hope this helps.

This is my laptop running Back|Track 4 Pre Final as a gnome with the MAC4LIN package.

This is actually a lot simpler than it seems. First of all attaching VNC to a jpg or avi will set all all kinds of alerts but what you need to do is attach a meterpreter exe to a trusted program or even (dark package it) that you can run a script to send a vnc to the machine. I have tested this scenario and always works like a charm.

Just reflash the whole thing using the firmwares using ubuntu or linux and then reload the jasager firmware. B) http://www.open-mesh.com/flash.php

2600 is okay but Hakin9 is a way better magazine. My opinion.....

By default it doesn't have the network application installed so you just have to type dhclient eth0 or sudo dhclient eth0. Or even better just go into the /etc/network/interfaces and change it to this: auto lo iface lo inet loopback auto eth0 iface eth0 inet dhcp pre-up ifconfig eth1 down pre-up ifconfig eth0 up auto eth1 iface eth1 inet dhcp # only connect if eth0 is not plugged in pre-up [ `cat /sys/class/net/eth0/iflink` -ne 2 ] pre-up /usr/bin/wireless.sh This will make your network look for dhcp leases from startup but personally I like that you don't connect automatically because it let you pick you wireless card or set up you IP for stuff like meterpreter.

If you guys haven't already heard BT4 has come out with their pre final release "pwned sauce" and its good. So its built off debian (ubuntu 8.10 to be exact) which means you get the apt-get abilities which can make things so much easier. Personally I use KDE 4.1 on my laptop that runs Arch Linux but for my hacktop which now runs Back|Track 4 I switched it around a little bit and instead installed the gnome environment. Works like a charm. You can do it by running this command sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop in the terminal and remember to set up your login window before restarting. Now when you get a new login screen you can choose gnome or KDE. I went a little further (my own preference) and did the Mac4Lin for gnome to make it look like I had a MAC when but with all of Back|Track's tools. When you do the switch to gnome you lose the Backtrack menu bar but you still have all the tools you just have to run them from the terminal (not to bad). Its better than installing Ubuntu, finding/adding all the backtrack apps, and updating your repositories to that of offensive security. This way if you are a gnome user but still want Back|Track then its easy peezy lemon squeezey. Check the screen shot:

Good idea switching from xubuntu to Arch

On ESXi there aren't any NAT or Bridged there are vSwitches (NAT). You have to configure your vSwitch/es to what you want. As far as firewalls or IPtables, not until you get vCenter server up will you get these options. One way of accomplishing this task would be to create or add the pfSense firewall appliance.

Example: WSUS is a great product.... 1. You receive all the updates in one local location. 2. You can review the updates and take out you don't want or need (i.e. language updates). 3. You can monitor you whole environment using the WSUS Management Console that allows you to see exactly what Server (or PC) did not get the updates and how many are remaining. 4. Its done automatically! You just initialize and watch it go. It even reboots the machines for you.

"if someone writes a script with a nice gui and it provides some time saving in such a crappy and time wasting operating system then give some input instead of saying "im better than you coz i waste time writing once off scripts" why not do something decent with your time. i thought id share my script with the community at hak.5 and get some real input but im guessing my time has been wasted here. " So is writing a script and designing a program is that not a waste of your decent time for a cut down crappy OS anyways because last time I checked somebody has already written such a program that by the way is more functional then just changing an IP. Great initiative bad judgement. http://www.mobilenetswitch.com/

Even better..... Copy this into a notepad then save it as a .bat file and BAM! Just change the IPs when you need to. @echo off title lopez1364's IP configurator setlocal set OK=N :again set /p choice=Please enter 1[New IP], 2[DHCP] or END ?? if /i [%choice%]==[END] endlocal&goto end if [%choice%]==[] goto again if [%choice%]==[1] goto 1 if [%choice%]==[2] goto 2 set /p xxx=wrong entry, press any key to exit. endlocal goto end :1 echo NIC setting for New IP access being configured..... @netsh interface ip set address "Local Area Connection" static 192.168.1.100 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1 1 @netsh interface ip set dns "Local Area Connection" static 127.0.0.1 @netsh interface ip add dns "Local Area Connection" 192.168.1.100 set /p see=IP changed successfully to New Settings [9]see new setting [Enter]exit... if [%see%]==[9] goto show echo Ending IP Configuration goto end :2 echo NIC setting for DHCP being configured..... @netsh interface ip set address "Local Area Connection" dhcp set /p see=IP changed successfully to DHCP Settings [9]see new setting [Enter]exit... if [%see%]==[9] goto show echo Ending IP Configuration goto end :show @netsh int ip show config :end @echo on cls

Not unless your modem has wireless capabilities but one option would be to get a another router flash it with DD-WRT and create a client bridge / repeater bridge to extend your wireless connection.

THIS SUX. Oh well now I have to wait til I get an invitation to Demonoid.