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  1. im part of said younger generations and people can't get me away from computer books or forums, I can't ever get enough of it, I want to know it all lol.

    Me too. First it was webdesign, but now I'm getting more interested in hacking and using systems,networks,... in special ways.

    First it's just a bit overwhelming. Everyday I see a bunch of new stuff, terminal commands, software,... So I need to start with the basics and then learn more and more, before getting to the real stuff.

  2. I read this article ( http://www.splitbrain.org/blog/2008-11/02-dns_tunneling_made_simple ) about DNS tunneling, and I tried it myself.

    Unfortunately, I have some problems configuring it.

    This is what I did:

    DNS setup:

    tunnel1.mooo.com NS tunnel2.mooo.com

    tunnel2.mooo.com A (ip_of_my_domain)

    config of dnstunneld.wrapper:

    DNSHOST="tunnel2.tunnel1.mooo.com"

    REPLYIP="127.0.0.1"

    OPTIONS="-l (ip_of_my_domain) -u nobody -g nogroup"

    client setup: first ssh:

    $> ssh -C -o ProxyCommand="dnstunnelc -v tunnel2.tunnel1.mooo.com" you@localhost

    Second ssh:

    $> ssh -D 8000 -N -C -o ProxyCommand="dnstunnelc sshdns.tunnel2.tunnel1.mooo.com" you@localhost

    nameservers for my website:

    tunnel1.mooo.com

    tunnel2.mooo.com

    I hope somebody can help me with this, because I don't understand what I am doing wrong...

    I use freedns.afraid.org because I can't configure the dns settings properly on my own website.

  3. lol its a love hate relation ship with you isn't it Mr-Protocol? but i do have to agree, when it comes down to things here you cant beg. you can ask for hints and suggestions to get pointed in the right direction, but after all the thing about hacking is figuring things out for yourself, its what drives most of us, learning and creating new things. if something hasn't been created you cant just ask someone to make it for you, nothing in the world would get done this way lol.

    on second note. I've made a topic about this before, try working it on android. learn Java, android app's are based off java (correct me if im wrong) and the deep down OS of android is linux, and i believe it runs a type of virtual machine for its up front interface. Try learning Java and making some apps to get started, there are a ton of tutorials out there, google is your best friend. and i would again recommend android over iphone because there is much more user developers on that platform as well as the ease of root access and the 15 wifi tether apps already available, it would probably be easiest to modify one of those.

    Ok thanks!

    Unfortunately I don't have an Android...

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