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Columns / Gates / Re: Post Exploitation
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on: November 14, 2008, 06:31:38 PM
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Hi Chris,
In my opinion its all about the data, so effective methods of finding and extracting data from the network are pretty important.
Also, different ways of covering tracks is quite interesting, maybe overwriting tools by piping larger files into them using type (type bigfile.exe > evil.exe)
Also playing with the time on devices/hosts to make the forensics more interesting. oh and log file manipulation, thats always fun.
Regards
Syn
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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Network Pen Testing / Metasploit Question
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on: November 13, 2008, 05:44:48 PM
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Hi guys, I have a question regarding Metasploit.
I'm happy with the process for running Metasploit against a remote host and with using the msfpayload function of Metasploit but...
Is it possible to create an executable using Metasploit that will exploit a vulnerabilty on the local machine that is running in the context of a restricted user to raise the priviledges of the user or execute any other payload that is specified such as create an Administrative Account or install a VNC server and connect back to another host?
Maybe i have missed something, but to run a payload that was created with msfpayload it seems to asume that the user/victim already has administrative rights on the target PC.
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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Network Pen Testing / IP Address Block Enumeration
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on: November 06, 2008, 12:19:20 PM
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I would like to what tools and methods other people may use for IP address block enumeration. I have used qtrace.pl in the past but i'm not aware of any other tools / websites that may be of use.
I find that in books, articles and websites there is often very little emphasis on clearly identify the network boundaries of the target.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks
SynJunkie
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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Certification / Re: Security+ Study Guide
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on: June 07, 2008, 09:42:26 AM
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Dengar13
I have a holiday coming up, so my plan is to study as much as possible and take it in the next 8 weeks. I have a pretty good idea of the types of questions and I think after a week or 2 of good studying I'll be ready. I've been taking some of the practice tests at cccure.org for the CISSP and i'm averaging about 90% on the domains I have studied so far so hopefully i'll do okay. Following the Security+ i'll get my head back in the CISSP study guide.
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Resources / Links to cool sites. / Re: ITRadio.com.au - Australian IT Podcasts
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on: May 29, 2008, 07:26:39 AM
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I'm a big fan of this podcast also. They have had some fantastic guests on the show. and the content always seems to be bang upto date. Watch out pauldotcom! For anyone interested, theres a new security podcast been started recently that shows potential called Securabit. One of the hosts is Chris Gurling who some may recognise from Hak.5 And while i'm on the subject, a podcast i'm really hoping takes off is Armored Penguin. This ones focuses on Linux Security and Episode 0 was very promising. Links to both are below. http://securabit.com/http://www.armoredpenguin.net/
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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Other / Re: Vista - Firewall & Anti-Virus?
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on: May 19, 2008, 04:01:28 PM
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Regarding the firewall question, I've been reading about a firewall from Comodo. It looks okay if your that way inclined but I must admit I haven't used it myself yet. My suggestion is based purely on the write up from the website and from what i heard on a podcast recently. http://www.comodo.comI used to be a big fan of the Sygate firewall but it got brought up by Norton I think and was no longer developed. Shame, it was quite good. Probably wouldn't work on Vista ...bastards..thank god for linux. Sorry, i'm rambling now.
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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Other / Re: Vista - Firewall & Anti-Virus?
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on: May 15, 2008, 02:33:01 PM
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I agree, the built in FW does work well.
I'm a big fan of Avast for AV but I have heard that AVG has recently upgraded it's free version so that may be worth a look.
What do anyone use for anti-spyware? I like spybot S&D but I havent tried many others. I like to think that patching, careful browsing, Firefox and NoScript help alot.
Oh, and using a well patched linux system for the majority of web activity is nice too.
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