I wasn't impressed with the Safari version of it. All the images were broken, but got my copy last week (figures I was out of town when it arrived).

Now to find a decent beginner book. I have Hello World (bought a couple of years ago, to spend time with GF a the time's kid). It was ok, but not what I was looking for. Tried dive in to python, and dive in to python3, but meh on those as well. neither really grabbed me.

I heard the CTF is supposed to be pretty good. I can't wait to see what the Chicago TOOOL chapter comes up with for the physical challenge.

don't know if it'll do what you want, but look in to -ctime, -atime, and -mtime.  if you didn't use an archive option to preserve the meta data, when you copied it over, the data may not be there on the new machine.

hmm.. can't wait to check it out and compair to old version, and also to pentoo.

It is. Which is why I'm running the EMU IASA through it. Read it when it came out. Have 2 hard copies and 1 kindle version. Gave out copies of it to my team at work.


That sucks to hear. I think he's got a great idea, and it's more affordable than the others trying to do it. I'm not expecting OSCP cert greatness, but would like to seem him create a good learning ground, so people can build skills before they go after the big cert programs.

Some tools let you resume failed or interupted attacks. Depending if your word list is sorted or not already, then you might be able to do a sort -r.

I'll be busy with practical packet analysis with wireshark and "not all about me" book study groups through Feb, so I won't play.

I just hope that Joe has better luck with this, than his CTF class.

I'm still wondering if you could just over write the cc info and go from there. All your other data matches, but charging to someone else's card.

As for the pickpockets, those are still around. Like anything else, you have to worry about the hotel staff, card skimmers, child abductors, etc. I just think that Disney is looking at weakening their security posture by chasing something easy to use.

Personally, and this is just my opinion, I don't think the magic kingdom bracelets will last long.

I think it would depend how how they set the system up to begin with. The biggest thing I can think of, one family all using the same card. So that could mean that some are in one area, some in other buying at the same time. think Dad and son on the rides, mom and daughter shopping.

So, how much information do they need to actually make the sale. How much do they read. And what parts could be re-written.

If I knew more about rewriting the stuff, I'd love to get my hands on a couple just to see.

I agree with Haybusa, how hard will it be to clone and rewrite on something else. wear one of those running id holders like the one here.

Not like you have to leave the park. If done right, a Crym could charge lots of crap to someone, and it'll be harder to dispute with the company. small enough charges don't have to show id. And think if that Crym was someone working at the park, in that micky costume. Ask little Billy how long they're there for, making small talk, and suddenly know how long he has to use that family's account

I think that this shows that Disney is out of touch slightly. they only think of this from the privacy side. didn't see anything talking about the fraud side.

I read that book. I liked it a lot. Part of me would like to see another update to it.

imij0607, let me know if you want to barrow it. I can bring it to class.

Guess that means the searches didn't turn up much.

I can vouch for him, we go to the university together. I sent him here.

Welcome to EH.

And our schedules have never crossed to go out for lunch or get beers after work together either.

Nope, I actually know nothing about that.

@H1tM0nk3y Don't worry about that charge for the 15 magazines to your credit card. It was  a women's Swedish volleyball door to door charity subscription.