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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Hardware / Re: Iron Key Hackable?
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on: February 23, 2009, 12:40:48 PM
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So I received my iron key and found it to be pretty amazing. It has a secure version of FireFox, that I think tunnels to a server in Canada to keep you “browsing” pretty private. It’s seems like it would be pretty un-hackable. I did a little research on the net, and found that it the general consensus. I only have one complaint/annoyance the secure Firefox and the slick interface, is only for Windows (ick I hate Windows). They have an app for Mac osx, and Linux, but it only unlocks the Iron Key nothing else. Now I just gotta figure out what I would like to put on it that I want to keep so secure from everyone  .
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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Programming / Re: Unix
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on: February 21, 2009, 07:29:10 PM
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VMware or some sort of virtualisation tool is really useful .... nothing beats being able to "go back in time" with snapshots. particularly when analysing malware. also, if you're short on hardware (like me) it's good to be able to set up a virtual network to be able to use the tools included in backtrack without having to set up an expensive physical one. also, if you trash the box you just revert to a snapshot!
I'd agree with Nick, VMWare (or a.n.other virtualisation platform) should be the cornerstone of every lab. If you've got a box you can dedicate purely to testing and research take a look at VMWare ESXi. From my experience so far it is very powerful, and best of all it is free. I'm currently in the process of moving my lab environment to a new virtualised setup. If you want some ideas, or just to see how badly I'm screwing things up, I'm keeping a log of my progress on my (pants) blog, first lab related post hereThank you  I will be watching your blog.
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Resources / Career Central / Re: IT and the Economy: 2008 Review, 2009 Thoughts
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on: February 20, 2009, 02:42:00 PM
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I think you bring up a lot of valid points. In years past I have noticed that many people immediacy spent there tax returns on either vacations, a new TV, a new car. I don't see that happening anymore. People are not traveling, which means they are not spending. People are paying of there debts, instead of going on that vacation. When traveling stops, so does spending money, and when America stops spending money, things start to go to S***. However, I agree whole heartedly with Don. I think people will get fed up with the way things are going, and make a change. People will start spending money again.
I have a theory, it might sound funny to some, but here goes. I think the biggest indicator for an economic collapse, is Wal Mart. Yes, I said Wal Mart. Everyone shops at Wal Mart. Why? Because it’s cheaper! I for the most part am anti Wal Mart, but I still shop there because it's the Cheapest. If Wal Mart stocks tank, I think the economy is going to collapse... I know weird theory, but hey I'm being serious.
The Economy has hit me hard in really only one area.. My 401K, I have lost around 45 % of my total 401k, if the economy doesn’t get better, I have will have lost, (at least for me) a lot of money.
I feel lucky right now to have a job; the company that I work for just told us that we are not getting any raises due to the future forecasting on the status of the economy in the next year. We have had some layoffs but, interestingly enough, only on the corporate level. I truly hope, our economy gets better, if it doesn’t, I don't think any of us will have a job for long.
Just my thoughts
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Resources / Links to cool sites. / Re: EH IRC Server/Channel
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on: February 20, 2009, 02:23:55 PM
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yeah the channel was retired due to lack of interest.
Oh too bad, I just got an Irc client to work on my Iphone, I was geeking out, wanted a good channel  Thanks for the reply.
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Resources / Links to cool sites. / EH IRC Server/Channel
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on: February 19, 2009, 01:39:47 PM
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Ive been reading some old posts and saw this. All, LSO stood up an IRC Channel so if anyone is interested in hanging out and chatting here is the info:
IRC Info Server: irc.deepirc.org Channel: #lso-chat
-Chris
Just wonderin if this is still used. Ive been trying to connect, and my client "BitchX" is not connecting. Any Ideas?
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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Programming / Re: Unix
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on: February 19, 2009, 11:40:20 AM
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Linux and Unix are essentially the same thing, and for the purposes of beginning learning I would call them identical.
linux, however is free (as in beer) and unix is generally not so I'd recommend getting linux.
also it's my understanding that OSX is a cut-down/restricted/heavily customised version of unix, so you'd be better off starting with something like ubuntu (or even backtrack if you're going to use it purely for learning computer security stuff).
What languages are you thinking of learning first?
(my personal recommendations are: C/C++ followed by Python and Perl, then brush up on SQL and database interaction if you don't already know it.)
I learned VB, but found it to be very very limiting, so when I hit it's limit's I stopped learning it. Thank you for the advice, I wasnt sure what language I was going to learn first. I have an Iphone, and I have a Terminal application on it. I have started learning some basic Unix commands, and found my little Iphone can do a lot of really big stuff  . I will take your advice and start learning C/C++ I'm pretty sure sure Iphone apps use C, or at least a version of C. So that would kill two birds with one stone for me. My main goal is to get better at at computer security stuff, so I will try to find a VmWare image of backtrack. Thanks again for your advice to my noobieness type questions
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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Programming / Unix
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on: February 18, 2009, 05:02:20 PM
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I have a "Theory" so to speak. I know that Linux is one of the main "languages" hackers use, however, from my limited knowledge and understanding. Linux is UNIX based is it not? Mac OsX is also UNIX based? So I have started to learn UNIX, to improve my basic knowledge and understanding of Linux/Mac osX (I have a Mac and have some great ideas, just want to be able to put them into programming).
Do you think I'm on the right track? Or would it be a better use of my time to delve deeper in Linux and not bother with Unix?
I feel like I have a pretty good head for Networking, Computer Issue/Resolution, and some basic hacking. However, I "stand on the shoulders of giants" so to speak. In other words, I typically use others genius (such as there programs) to do most of my EH. Any Ideas?
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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Hardware / Re: OS X as a Pentest Platform
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on: February 17, 2009, 08:23:52 PM
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I love my Mac absolutely love it. I have a sweet setup, I have Mac Os X Server, Linux Red Hat, and Windows (I know, I know, it's a sin to have windows on my apple, Dont Ye Judge least ye be Judged... or something like that), All natively installed. I use Fusion for quick switching. For my wireless security testing I use AirCrack. I have a virtual machine I use just for that. I also have AirCrack installed on my Mac Via Macports but the linux version can do much more easier. I have used both Parallels, and Fusion, I prefer Fusion. I use Kismac NOT Kismet, to gather information about networks and import the findings into AirCrack, and use that to test my Wireless Security. With a few easy work arounds, in my personal opinion, Macs are the way to go... If you can afford them of course... Im still paying for mine
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