Netshroud

Spammers have been using the wiki for quite a while now - I noticed it a couple of months ago when somebody had edited the Jasager install guide to spam links.

My ISP just upped all their plans, I'm now on the 1TB plan - although I honestly can't imagine using even 200GB, never mind 1000GB.

I know Westpac still uses IE6. From what I saw when I was there the other day, my guess is that they have some IE6-specific ActiveX controls to interface with local hardware.

If you have a terminal with SSH, it would be ssh -N -D 9999 root@username.dyndns.org -P 443 essentially just replace "start plink.exe" with "ssh".

I managed to get it running with Server 2K3 AD a while back, but not 2K8.

#!/bin/bash directories="`ls -l | awk '{print $9}' | grep -v ^$`" let i=0 for directory in $directories; do echo [${i}] $directory let i=i+1 done Typo and extra spaces. Sorry about that.

Don't just copy, look at what I've done and see how it works. (It does all files though, not just directories) #!/bin/bash directories = "`ls -l | ask '{print $9}' | grep -v ^$`" let i=0 for directory in $directories; do echo [${i}] $directory let i=i+1 done Then comes the task of getting user input and responding to it.

IIRC XP, OS X and Linux will connect, Vista will refuse, and 7 will warn you.

I appear to have lost /dev/brain :(

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajax_(programming) http://www.w3schools.com/Ajax/Default.Asp

That looks like two computers.. cheat!

I'm on an unlimited plan. And it's truly unlimited - I can download however much I please. After 50GB combined up/down however, they throttle to 256kbps (which is still technically broadband). *tries to summon a ACCC for 50 mana*

Web interface -> language of choice's function to run system command?

I forgot which tech site it was that said it, but they are apparently writable so you have to be careful. If you're trying to screw it up, it should therefore be easy. :S

It probably hardcodes the SSL URL, making SSLstrip pointless. I know that the Wii does something similar.

What characters does it print?

A couple of MB or so

It takes up as much room as the ISO, a little less if you strip out stuff you don't use (e.g. autorun, wubi)

For services, 'sc' would work.

nmap -sP 169.254.0.0/16

Does this work? https://github.com/NetShroud/PsyDuk/blob/ma.../pd_terminals.c

KEY_A is the HID code, IIRC it's a #define

Read the sticky I linked above.

Audacity, but you don't see the video.

Can you set up the router as a boring wireless access point instead of a router? That might do the trick.