Chris Gerling
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Xfire Clan
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Accepted, thanks!
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Ideas? What should the ranks be called from bottom to top?
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Xfire Clan
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Xfire Clan
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Who has Xfire? I have created a clan on it.
http://www.xfire.com/clans/hak5/
Please join :) My nickname on Xfire is Hak5Chris.
MAKE SURE YOU SPECIFY IN YOUR APPLICATION WHAT YOUR BOARD NAME IS.
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What sort of content are you gearing towards for not only the wiki and site, but the bittorrent tracker?
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If you're in the US I see a lot of cheap laptops on craigslist. Some may even be stolen! :)
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Whistle blowing.
I'm sure microsoft makes them sign something
I am sure some of these former employees are part of the fuel to this as well though. How else would they get these emails released to the public. Someone who is or was on the inside dimed them out. There is a term I am lookign for but cant think of it right now. Where employees go to the media anonymously to leak info about business practices, but the term escapes me right now.
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I'm loving my new Thinkpad T61p. Only issue is that graphical installers on every linux distro I have tried will not work, I guess they do not like this quadro 570M. Also not being able to use the AHCI unless I am on Vista sucks.
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The problem with new gadgets all the time is that it costs money.
If I had a few hundred bucks to blow on gadgets/toys each month you'd get 2 or 3 good "watch what we can do with this!" segments a month.
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I have a couple things brewing, but they take time..
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I think tor is the most practical solution [link]
Tor is not secure. The exit nodes cannot be trusted as they could be monitored/sniffed.
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RSS bandit is light and good
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I enjoyed the reverse engineering portion of the episode and I can appreciate your expose on on the tool ( Reflector. exe). However, I would have started with the "strings" command tool. Thanks
wbjorken,
It was sort of tough to decide how to go about doing this without making it into a 25 minute long snoozefest. I'm going to update the show notes to include some more links. I would definitely like to get in touch with you though if you have a lot of background in this as I want to learn a lot more.
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All,
I know some of you have probably heard about this little project from the grapevine in the last couple of weeks, and have seen my postings on my blog about it from the front page of this site. I figure it's about time to let the cat out of the bag and actually get the thing out on the table.
There are three main parts to the project (I love making everything fit into a list of 3.. *grin*):
1.) A server to be made available for "rootthisbox" type competition. Users attempt to gain root on the machine through exploiting vulnerabilities on it. The intention is to make it very hard for the script kiddie types to be successful, or to ensure that even if they are, there is a component such as answering a critical thinking question which anyone savvy in network security would know.
2.) A server to be made available for "capture the flag" competition. This server will only be available during the competitions scheduled and organized by staff. There will be goals and reports to be submitted by teams participating.
3.) Logistics and support behind the scenes, and auditing of activity on the servers. This is an opportunity to analyze and share information about what is going on during these events to help people better understand network security concepts, primarily defense.
I will have a mailing list setup by tomorrow and already have some email addresses of those who wish to be involved. There will be plenty more information in the coming weeks.
For now, anyone interested in assisting with this project, feel free. I will be updating the project page on my site tomorrow as well.
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Is this it? seems like it to me:
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Mine came in the rockbox package I downloaded, so I didn't have to do anything else but install rockbox with the full install.
I'll do some searches and get back to ya though.
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Are you talking about centralops.net ?
It's the only thing I can think of. I don't remember specifically showing off a subdomain scanner though.
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The hard part about these types of shows is that without a significant R&D budget (I'm talking about actual big media shows, not mere hundreds or even low thousands of dollars) it is very hard to stay on the leading edge of what's out there. I've felt a little weird about covering some of the stuff I have in the live shows and now the monthly shows because it's all been done before.
The interesting thing though, is that those of us who do stay current with all the new toys/tricks/whatever are THE minority. So I have come to enjoy bringing up odd things that many of us know about, but our friends and n00bs don't. I definitely want to try to bring something very leading edge into a show from time to time.
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I'm going to install and have a look at it.
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Interesting.
Your front page post is a little weird though :)
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One way is with an external USB CDROM. The other way I can think of offhand is copying the windows files to the drive and using a boot loader on the CDFS partition to start the setup program. I forget how Darren said he did it.
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digip: It's my face MS Paint'd onto some weird guy.. lol. We have a dude at work who does nothing but paste peoples' faces onto weird pictures all day long.
Did you see the one I did of you guys the other day? http://forums.hak5.org/index.php/topic,541...1.html#msg83581
Yeah we all saw it right after we did the live show at the ECL. I almost fell over laughing, awesome work man!
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digip: It's my face MS Paint'd onto some weird guy.. lol. We have a dude at work who does nothing but paste peoples' faces onto weird pictures all day long.
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I'd like a copy of this too.