Andrei0427

Dont quote me on this but in the DNS filtering file try add */* meaning any subdomain of any site. I didnt actually try it but it makes enough to sense to work

Dont forget R2 has been released :D

Indeed, Im slowly working my way to at least know half of what those guys do.. they obviously spent a lot of time to gain their knowledge.. one day... I decided to stick to the networking course by the way and will learn a language in my free time, I already started Python.. I plan to learn C in the future for sure! Definitely keeping what everyone said as a reference! Thanks for the insight :)

Well Ill deffo keep practising Java, I have covered the main parts at school, so if you need any help or references just ask ;)

I will once I get on my laptop, I have all the history saved there. There although there isn't much to it to be honest.. just a few google searches is all. Plus Im learning Python as a secondary language to Java, I feel its more portable and it can be compiled written on my little N900 :), I found C to be too advanced for what Im looking to learn <Memory Management> Im not too sure yet to learn it after I feel comfortable with Python. I see quite a few programming spots open for C programmers.

With that I agree, but networking shares the same importantance if not more.. right?

I was doing a little research on the most sought after jobs in IT, and to my dismay I see that the pen tester gets just above half of what a programmer gets. I truly love the this field in IT and was wondering if I should keep learning on security or focus more on programming. I love both subjects but I have found to be happier when dealing with security. Plus I'm reaching the point of making a decision I wont regret for a BSC in computer science, specializing in either Web Application Development or Networking. I was wondering if anyone would like to give some advice on what the best choice I can make. Thanks for an feedback :)

Ive read a couple of posts about phishing on this forum and made a mediocre facebook page that redirects the user to the real FB login page. Although this helps capture passwords, if the victim is aware of this, he can easily browse the root of the webpage and look at all the captured passwords <kind of whaling>. Is there anyway to secure them? Also, I was wondering if anyone managed to successfully pass on the credentials to facebook and log in the victim so it will be completely transparent? Ideas taken from bobbyb1980's thread: Bobbyb1980's Thread And Darren : Darren's Post Below is my code, I know it sucks but this is the first time I ever coded PHP, I just looked up some tutorials.. http://pastebin.com/G9RXxGW7 Cheers for reading N.B: Use chmod o+w /var/www/ so PHP can make and write the files. Figured that out the hard way ;)

All that refresh spam paid off, and finally ordered the pineapple, cant wait to receive it and play with it. Good job to all involved, really is a sick release

This was the first thing I did xD.. still waiting for the normal email to get through.. hopefully it will be soon

Have the emails to the mk3 owners been sent out?

Try using mdk3's 'd' argument, it works similarly with whitelist and blacklist functionality