barry99705
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We took over a school district for a year like that. Looked like someone read a book on group policy, then enabled it all... Down to the point of setting individual computers with individual printers. It was a freaking nightmare to clean it all out. We dropped them as a client because they wouldn't purchase new windows licenses. Whoever ran the place before us made due with 4 licenses across the whole system.
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14 hours ago, mrcrabs said:
tried bridged an NAT mode, it doest change a thing for me.
You need a usb adapter. Trying to use the built in ethernet of the host will do all kinds of stupid things, take it out of the loop. Some work, others don't, it's kind of a crap shoot.
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What kind of network adapter are you using?
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Would be easier to just create a hidden support folder on the file server, then put a bunch of shell scripts in it. Then you can just \\fileserver\support$\install_whatever.bat .
Also, psexec is your friend.
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Once a usb drive does that, it's junk.
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Fluxion looks like it's just some fancy scripts that use aircrack-ng, so if aircrack-ng has been ported to Nethunter, it should work. I don't have a phone that can run nethunter anymore to test though.
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Contact Hp support.
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Renderman had this cool idea back in the oughts to use the linksys wrt54g exploits to find other exploitable wrt's on the internet and patch them, then use them in the same botnet to continue the purge of bad firmware. I think the idea was after a few months the c&c server would send out a command to have them reset their ssl keys to break them out of the botnet. As far as I know no one ever tried it.
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I didn't tell you this, but http://ozone3d.net/benchmarks/fur/
With the fan inlet on your laptop covered will probably kill it sooner than later.
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9 hours ago, Jtyle6 said:
High unlikely. I think the lease was up?
I bet you're a blast at parties...
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They're all moving to Australia! ??
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On 2/20/2018 at 5:31 AM, Pentester1975 said:
We have it a little different where I come from. If it is public the law says anyone can use it without permission, because the law already tells people it is free to use.
That's not how it works. You can bet your ass that if you tell a police officer that you're trying to hack one of the "free public" computers at the library, they'll tell you to stop, or arrest you.
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http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/12/ubuntu-corrupting-lenovo-laptop-bios
Just don't install Ubuntu 17 on the new ones. One of my coworkers ran into this. He has a big assed paperweight at the moment.
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Looks like it's using the wrong language.
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The one you can afford. That's it really.
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8 hours ago, markhascole said:
Because in many countries torrenting is illegal and you can be punished by the government that why we need VPN for downloading torrent safely.
Hope you understand:-)
How do companies use vmware then? All their prebuilt images are transferred over bittorrent.
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15 hours ago, Dave-ee Jones said:
Get a stand-up case, an OTG cable and a USB Bluetooth adapter that goes to a small keyboard and mouse and you're set! :P
Yea, I just wish it ran real linux and not androidified linux. I had one of the Nokia phones that ran debian, that was awesome.
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On 2/2/2018 at 6:30 PM, Spoonish said:
Interesting, What was the brand:model?
Itronix 6250+ .
Kinda funny, my phone has 10 times the storage space, 24 times the memory, the processor is 100 times faster, with 7 more cores, 4 times the screen resolution, probably 6 more hours of battery run time, but at least they were both water proof!
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Objects for scale, but it's 23 inches long.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/CHJVPILAKDBeyrjf1
I made this one from LMR-400 microwave coax cable. It's only something like 9dbi, so anything is better really, I just wanted to make another antenna. I have two of these, one with rp-tnc and another with standard N connector. Used to use them back in the beginning of the wifi wardriving days.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ScJGpv2Ha03PRTHx2
I kinda miss this laptop. The keyboard glowed in the dark, which is nice when you live in a place that's dark half the year. It also had a night vision goggle safe screen, super dim, which was handy when it sits in the passenger seat at night. Most laptops today are still too damn bright on their lowest setting.
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15 hours ago, haze1434 said:
When they power down all systems and then power them back up?
Whaaaaaa!!!??? That's crazy talk! Actually that's called "Which dumb ass didn't do a copy run start on the core switch" day. That day was fun, cause they didn't do it THREE years ago...
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Welcome to the obnoxiously large wifi antenna club!!
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Don't forget to take into account useability. I've seen networks so locked down they were almost useless.
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