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  1. netwalker.jpg

    guy in my engineering class had one of these. looks like a mini mini asus eee 901

    the mouse is a flipped upsidedown optical mouse and you rub your finger over it in order to move the cursor. Crazy neat

    some specs

    wifi, 1 usb port, microSD slot, 4gb internal storage, runs ubuntu, 512mb ram, 1024 x 600 touchscreen display, an 800MHz Freescale.

    downside: no bluetooth, 500ish usd.

    not sure what wifi chipset it uses(didn't really look into it). if no one can find online tell me and i'll look at his

  2. so if i wanted to run like lighttpd on the Z2 and php would i just type "sudo apt-get install program"? or would i need to compile it on another computer then transfer it to the zipit?

    jw cause compiling stuff for like gumstix can be a royal pain =/

  3. Snubs has been playin around with her little aim craptop, and here's a simular device. Here's an open source internet radio that runs linux (obviously) has openssh-server pre installed

    it's interface is totally flash from my understanding. what mainly caught my eye is the wifi card. it uses a Ralink RT2571WF

    store

    https://store.chumby.com/

    teardown

    http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/chumby-one/1614/1

    front motherboard

    http://bunniestudios.com/blog/images/chumb...e_frontside.jpg

    back motherboard

    http://bunniestudios.com/blog/images/chumby_one_backside.jpg

    wiki

    http://wiki.chumby.com/mediawiki/index.php/Main_Page

    wireless

    http://i49.tinypic.com/20p2a05.jpg

    i haven't had a whole lot of time to work on it. The last patch changed some of the programs included...so passwd is gone and i really don't want to add openssh to the startup.

  4. i was computer science once upon a time. i learned that most good computer jobs are intense programming jobs, i couldn't stand my programming intern after a week. Most networking jobs are low pay and you (as an employee) have a reputation to upkeep. Your reputation is based on how well other people's products work, as in routers/servers.

    so i went engineering

  5. if you have a linux pc use ettercap to mitm the employees then use urlsnarf to see the urls they visit. for lols you use driftnet after mitm and see all the images going through ur network card

    [sudo] ettercap -i <network interface> -G

    urlsnarf - sniffs traffic for url headers (text based, and just the url of the page) sudo urlsnarf -i eth1

    Driftnet -Driftnet is a program which listens to network traffic and picks out images from TCP streams it observes. driftnet -i eth1

    or just get some hardware keylogger.

    im very surprised your employer has no way of monitoring traffic/comp use o.o what happens if a serious lawsuit gets thrown at the company cause someone was uploading/downloading kiddy pr0n or music. if u can't get evidence who did it the company is going to take the blame

  6. anyone know if it's possible to pull accounts and their kerberos pws off a windows 2003 server?

    I can sit around and mitm the accounts, but if the network is divided into many subnets... it's a bit more difficult to find a highly active line...

    also how about is there a way to dissociate the kerb auths and make all the computers reauthorize and send their kerbs back over network?

    kerb complexity isn't an issue... not trying to actually crack em

  7. The reason I ask is I'm looking at working in these areas in the future. Im not the kind of guy who can sit behind a desk all day and program.

    i'll prob be flamed by the basement dwellers(and if you're a basement dweller chase the dream of network tech!)

    really anything dealing with programming/computer networking management is low pay/insecure. If you can't be sitting at a comp all day then you'll prob be network manager. after my intern (which was VERY good for cs) i dropped cs and went engineering

    if u have a degree in math, then u get a comp programming degree = some big $$. then again if ur after money just go med.

    computers are changing all the time, and it gets to a point when u want to live a life. Math really never develops at this age other than extreme concentrations.

  8. I have been reading about setting up OPEN VPN on UBUNTU 8.10 so that I could login to my VPN from my windows PC when I am away from home.

    I have come to find out that the upload speed will be affected ultimately slowing my Internet connection at home as the VPN traffic will upload all the traffic to my PC when I login. So is there any better suggestions or alternatives to doing this ?

    All I am trying to achieve is secure browsing when I am away from home. Let me know if you HAK5ers use such a connection.

    on home server or virtual server

    sudo apt-get install openssh-server

    on ur ubuntu laptop

    sudo apt-get install openssh-client

    http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/12/08/ssh-tu...ecure-browsing/

    http://wiki.freaks-unidos.net/weblogs/azul...efox-ssh-tunnel

    http://www.ubuntugeek.com/manage-ssh-tunne...el-manager.html

    get connection going and set firefox to use tunnel

  9. sorry forgot to post when i solved problem

    its an xp pro virtual running tons of mmorpg bots and my college blocks the ports to connect remote.

    found a program runs from command line called cmdcapture.exe. made a batch (opens on startup) that loops and runs program every 30 seconds.

    then i made webpage on nonstandard port that redirects to itself every 30 sec.

    works perfect!

    yea i know vnc is for windows mobile and u can prob rdp too. RDP screws up my bots and vnc must be tunneled cause its so insecure... prob cant do that on windows mobile (but if u werent using wifi security wouldnt matter)

    i have a blackberry =/

  10. I have a few virtual servers that run programs on the desktop... Problem is that if I want to check the servers I haveto login over vmware.. Which takes time... And I can't do that on my phone

    Nothing confidential on the servers is there an easy way to automatically save screenshot of the desktop to a specific location every like 30seconds? I'm planning to then put the screen shot on a non standard port.

    This is all mainly so I can view it on my phone. And I hear rumors there's a blackberry rdp, but rdp screws up the programs I've found.

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