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dr0p

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  1. Very, get some ads on to myspace/facebook/other fairly popular web site that contain a multitude of randomising exploits old and new, you'll have your self a small bot net in no time. The finer details of not getting caught aren't important.

    Not getting caught is pretty easy too in all honesty.

  2. Yup, what they did is technically illegal, although I doubt they're going to get sued since they didn't do anything malicious with it at all. Botnets are a lot easier to create and maintain than you would think :3

  3. Since you asked, threw this example on filtering together real quick...

    <?php
    
    // Basic system(); with basic filtering (lol)
    
    extract($_POST);
    
    echo('<h1>system blah</h1><br><br>');
    
    if ($submit != "gogo")
    {
        echo('<form action="" method="POST"><input type="text" name="system" value=""><br><input type="submit" name="submit" value="gogo"></form>');
    }
    else
    {
        if (strpos($system, ";") === false && strpos($system, "|") === false && strpos($system, "&") === false)
        {
            $output = system("$system");
            echo($output);
        }
        else
        {
            echo("I see what you did there...");
        }
    }
    
    ?>

    Just makes sure that there aren't any characters in there that would allow someone to execute commands that you don't want them to... I might've missed some way they could sneak something in there though so don't completely rely on me.

  4. You can use ettercap + a custom filter to inject the cornify code into any page so that it automatically loads. However please note that this is technically illegal since you don't have permission to do this on your network and it could result in you losing your job.

  5. ***MY ATHEROS 5007x WORKS PERFECT IN JAUNTY JACKOLOPE BETA 5!!!! WHOOOOOOOOTT!!!!!!!***

    That's because it has a newer kernel (I'm not sure which) that has better wireless support. If you used a distrobution with rolling releases you wouldn't have to wait for the next major release of the distrobution for a kernel update ;p

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