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  1. It might be the screen inverter, not the backlight. I have people bring laptops in all the time saying the backlight went out, when actually it was the inverter.
  2. tonysathre

    cmd to exe

    You can use this to compile them into exe's: http://bat2exe.softalizer.com/
  3. Mines pretty simple: Local domain name: hackme.com Linksys WRT54GS router | | Win2k3 with Active Directory, DNS, Terminal Services, DHCP, Apache 2 with PHP and MySQL | / | /------2 Windows XP Pro laptops | / 8 port switch-----------------3 Windows XP Pro boxes | | | 1 Ubuntu 6.06 LTS box | Win2k3 with Active Directory,DNS,Terminal Services
  4. I was bored so I wrote this defrag script that will defrag all the volumes on your system. Enjoy! @echo off ::==defragger.bat set logfile=c:defrag.log set oldfiles=drives drives.log drives.txt new.txt newlist.txt final.txt for %%i in (%oldfiles%) do if exist %%i ( del /q /f %%i > nul ) if "%logfile%" == "" ( goto :no_log ) else ( goto :log ) :log echo Defragger started at %time% on %date% by %username% on workstation %computername% > "%logfile%" echo. >> "%logfile%" echo. >> "%logfile%" for /f "tokens=1 delims=:" %%i in ('reg query hklmsystemmounteddevices ^| findstr DosDevices') do ( echo %%i >> drives ) for /f "tokens=3 delims=" %%i in (drives) do ( echo %%i >> drives.txt ) for /f %%i in (drives.txt) do ( echo %%i: >> drives.log ) sort drives.log >> new.txt type new.txt | findstr "A" > nul if errorlevel 0 for /f "tokens=1 skip=1" %%i in (new.txt) do echo %%i >> newlist.txt for /f %%i in (newlist.txt) do fsutil fsinfo drivetype %%i | findstr "Fixed" >> final.txt for %%i in (drives drives.log drives.txt new.txt newlist.txt final.txt) do attrib +h %%i for /f %%i in (final.txt) do ( defrag -a %%i | findstr "should" > nul if errorlevel 0 title Defragging %%i && echo Defragging %%i && defrag %%i >> "%logfile%" echo. echo. echo Defrag on drive %%i completed at %time% ) echo Defragger completed at %time% >> "%logfile%" echo Defragger completed successfully del /q /f drives > nul del /q /f drives.txt > nul del /q /f drives.log > nul del /q /f new.txt > nul del /q /f newlist.txt > nul del /q /f final.txt > nul echo. echo Log file saved to %logfile% echo Would you like to view the log file now? [y/n] set /p choice=%1 if "%choice" == "y" notepad "%logfile%" if "%choice%" == "yes" notepad "%logfile%" pause goto :eof :no_log for /f "tokens=1 delims=:" %%i in ('reg query hklmsystemmounteddevices ^| findstr DosDevices') do ( echo %%i >> drives ) for /f "tokens=3 delims=" %%i in (drives) do ( echo %%i >> drives.txt ) for /f %%i in (drives.txt) do ( echo %%i: >> drives.log ) sort drives.log >> new.txt type new.txt | findstr "A" > nul if errorlevel 0 for /f "tokens=1 skip=1" %%i in (new.txt) do echo %%i >> newlist.txt for /f %%i in (newlist.txt) do fsutil fsinfo drivetype %%i | findstr "Fixed" >> final.txt for %%i in (drives drives.log drives.txt new.txt newlist.txt final.txt) do attrib +h %%i for /f %%i in (final.txt) do ( defrag -a %%i | findstr "should" > nul if errorlevel 0 title Defragging %%i && defrag -f %%i echo. echo. echo Defrag on drive %%i completed at %time% ) echo Defragger completed successfully del /q /f drives > nul del /q /f drives.txt > nul del /q /f drives.log > nul del /q /f new.txt > nul del /q /f newlist.txt > nul echo Press any key to close this window pause > nul goto :eof ::--------------[ EOF ]--------------::
  5. I was reading last months issue of CSO Magazine and noticed an article about how salting passwords can prevent rainbow table based password cracking. As I was reading the article it had websites that provide free rainbow tables and Hak.5 was listed as one of them! I was like, thats awesome that Hak.5 has made it into a corporate IT Security trade publication. To read the full article click here.
  6. Mozilla Firefox Macromedia Fireworks 8 WinRAR Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 Macromedia Flash Pro 8 iTunes TightVNC Ubuntu Dapper Drake 6.06 LTS (not an app but an OS) Autodesk Maya 8 Apache2
  7. @ DarkSenay Me too. I've gotten cases of Hackstein and Haslinger for $6 before. Lol. One of my friends bought a pallet for 4 dollars a case!
  8. No, thats not where I seen it. I've never been on the Hak5 IRC channel before. I don't remember what site it was on, but it wasn't bash.
  9. My favorite beers: Busch lite Bud lite Natural Lite Keystone Lite Keystone Ice Busch Heavy Budweiser Natural Ice Milwaukees Special Reserve Ice (MSR) Milwaukees Special Reserve Light (MSR) Milwaukees Best Milwaukees Best Light Milwaukees Best Ice Jacob Hackstein Joseph Haslinger
  10. IRC is just multi-player notepad
  11. Tell her to treat her password like a toothbrush. Don't let anyone else use it, and get a new one every 6 months.
  12. Finally someone posts about this. It is annoying when I click a thread to read it because it sounds interesting, and the first 3 pages are all n00b bashing because someone asked a question that is obvious to someone else. Everyone needs to remember that they were once a n00b as well. No one is born 1337. In fact, I doubt there is anyone on this forum that can be considered 1337.
  13. Your admin must be pretty foolish if he lets students use the console.
  14. This is how to do it. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/n..._02april08.mspx
  15. I live on a farm in SE Minnesota.
  16. tonysathre

    Finding Sites?

    Goto http://www.domaintools.com and use there Whois query.
  17. Man, everyone is obsessed with the Command Prompt. If you have a smart admin who is using Active Directory, blocking command.com is as simple as disabling the use of 16-bit applications. And a lot of people keep saying use shortcuts. If your admin uses NTFS and share permissions correctly, you should not be able to get into ANYTHING unless he wants you to be able too.
  18. tonysathre

    Cygwin

    You need to run ssh-host-config to run the setup process and create the RSA and DSA keys. Here is a great tutorial.
  19. Another thing you could use are tables in Dreamweaver.
  20. Cooper, you are right. It was for developers so they could get a memory dump and analyze it.
  21. It all depends on what you like best. If your into how the hardware works, Computer Engineering or Science would be your choice. If your into networking or security, go for networking or Information Systems Security. I'm currently enrolled at a private tech school studying Network Administration. I will be starting an internship with Lyon's Toyota working as a Network Administrator and building SQL databases and setting up Terminal Servers, so they tell me, we'll see when I start next Monday. After I'm done here I plan to go to either ITT Tech or the University of Advancing Technololgy and study Information Systems Security. I would recommend UAT because of there national accredidation and reputation. Another thing that really drew me to UAT was there involvement with DefCon. The Network Security teacher at UAT is also one of the orginizers of DefCon. UAT is also one of the leading vendors and supporters of the conference, and students get to take a field trip to DefCon each year which would be really cool. I suggest checking out UAT Eventually I hope to enroll at the SANS Institute and further study network security and get my Masters and also my CISSP and CEH certifications.
  22. I went to post one too and I don't have access so I'll post it here. I think they should add the User CP so we can track out posts and conversations more easily. Anyone else think so?
  23. If you were able to install applications on these systems, they obviously are not good admins. Setting up permissions and implementing Group Policy with Active Directory isn't that hard to do. If you were able to install something on the HDD, then just think of the havoc that could be wreaked by someone with more knowledge. When I was in high school, the admin wasn't very smart either, but she was smart enough to explicitly deny write access to all workstations C: drives through NTFS permissions. To get around this, I simply installed programs to my Home Directory, until I eventually filled my quota, of course. The best part about this was that I could use my programs on any computer on the network, and I didn't have to worry about getting in trouble. I would say tell the admins in an anonymous email.
  24. another great firmware that supports multiple router platforms is Sveasoft
  25. The M$ CPP has just released Windows Vista Beta 2 out to the general public for download, get it here: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/getready/preview.mspx
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