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1  Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Other / Re: Bypassing ftp password on: September 28, 2007, 03:33:50 PM
Hi, I'm new in hacking. Actually I'm not a hacker I'm just taking security course in college and professor told us "If we can hack he's server and gain root access and add user then we'll get A in that class and don't have to show up anymore". Undecided

So, can any body help me to figure out how to do that or just give me some suggestions about that.

I used NMap to scan he's IP and only FTP, SSH and HTTP ports are open.

So I was thinking to get that access through FTP. How Can I do that?

Here is professors IP: <modified>

Dear,

you need to come out of the world of Security and Hacking, and have a look at exploits and developments of Shellcodes, also you can keep an eye on major 0-day vulnerabilities listings.

see, to make u understand better, it depends on what OS is running on the he's OS /PC/Server, then u also need the open ports, along with this u will need the most accurate Service information running on those specific open ports, now with armed with all this information , you can now start your hunt , since you are not into hacking, so you can try to search exploits or shellcodes for those services which are found running.

if you are a lucky one , you may find a couple or four, and then you can obtain a shell/root/admin/user privileges and if it is just user level rights, then u may need to escalate your privileges to that of an Admin/root.

Hope this will help you in understanding how to hack/get into he's computer/pc/server.


Thanks

Nitin Kushwaha

India
2  Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / CEH - Certified Ethical Hacker / Re: Output of Various CEH tools on: September 28, 2007, 03:27:35 PM
Hi,

I would recommend you please read TCP/IP from scratch and also some SANS documents, these will help you understand and also make u better read the packet payload and structure of data within.

Hope this may help you.

Thanks

Nitin Kushwaha

India
3  Resources / Tools / Re: AS/400 Framework released on: September 28, 2007, 03:04:56 PM
Hey Man,

Thanks for this Framework,

will need it sometime during a PT for AS400 systems.


Thanks


Nitin Kushwaha
India
4  Resources / Tools / Re: Pc 2 Pc Tunnel on: September 28, 2007, 03:02:53 PM
Hi All,

Maybe what i understand is that you are looking for something like LogMeIn, Hamachi, SSH with RDP, reverse shell with Ultra VNC.

Is that what you exactly looking for?

Thanks

Nitin Kushwaha
India
5  Resources / Tools / Re: Cain and Abel Help on: September 28, 2007, 02:55:35 PM


Hi All,

As per my knowledge, it will depend on ur network or VLAN configuration, and the subnet/ lan segment ur pc is currently using the ip of.

Norton and some AV's does kill the cain.exe, so it is not killed by Mcafee, either ways you can create an exception under AV's options prior to installing the C&A.

Hope this helps.

Nitin Kushwaha
India
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