nicatronTg
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My firm, VaporTech, would be happy to accept your £200.
(actual laptop may be made from cardboard and old gum)
El fine printo...
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Our library uses pc reservation. I killed the process, and it resulted in my session being terminated, the librarians notified, and I got fined. Anyways, I found out a few things.
- [li]Most libraries use PC Reservation[/li]
[li]Most have cmd disabled (can be re-enabled, check the tips section for my thread)[/li]
[li]Most will freeze if the program is terminated during use (already logged in). So, we need a way to run the payload BEFORE the session starts[/li]
PWNED a bit, but well done :P
**insert Evil Laugh here**
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Our library uses pc reservation. I killed the process, and it resulted in my session being terminated, the librarians notified, and I got fined. Anyways, I found out a few things.
- [li]Most libraries use PC Reservation[/li]
[li]Most have cmd disabled (can be re-enabled, check the tips section for my thread)[/li]
[li]Most will freeze if the program is terminated during use (already logged in). So, we need a way to run the payload BEFORE the session starts[/li]
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Alienware
Expensive, lumps of garish plastic with 3 minute battery life and pointlessly overpowered components?
Well, each to their own I guess...
'tis my dream to own a lump of garnish plastic with a 3 minute battery life, my current one has a 30 second battery life...
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I registered on:
Saturday February 23, 2008, 10:30:37
Which was after the conversion. Not to worry, the database should be sync'd again when we officially change over.
That explains it..... Thanks...
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Alienware
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Well technically wireless should be in front of your 2nd firewall...
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Yes.. It should
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i logged into the test just fine
But you registered on:
Thursday December 06, 2007, 01:35:21
--Taken from your profile--
They must have not included me in the mix :(
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wait, what?Setting a hard to guess password on a exposed VNC service is the wrong way about securing VNC. What is needed is a VPN.
...Or a strong router password / WPA-PSK2
anything secure and encrypted that you can tunnel over would workSetting a hard to guess password on a exposed VNC service is the wrong way about securing VNC. What is needed is a VPN.
...Or a strong router password / WPA-PSK2
Which will do fuck all to secure any public facing services... The only answer for things like this is a VPN.
Sorry, I was under the assumption that they were on wireless....... But a VPN is good.....
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Setting a hard to guess password on a exposed VNC service is the wrong way about securing VNC. What is needed is a VPN.
...Or a strong router password / WPA-PSK2
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I registered on:
Saturday February 23, 2008, 10:30:37
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When was that??
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just reset your password then!
Tried, failed... "No such user: Nicatron"
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i recommend using these passwords next time
https://www.grc.com/passwords.htm
they have proven to stop any brute force
there is a chance your other pcs on your network are safe if they were not running any of the extra stuff that could be exploited
use a auto generated password from grc for my wifi and for my logmein which i use to control my server
VNC only allows 8 character passwords... 64 is a little to long to be truncated...
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Have all the users been transferred yet? Because my login doesn't seem to work on t3h neu boardz.
Same problem... Did you transfer the entire database? I really want to try out IPB. I think that my password might be a problem, it uses non-standard characters...
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