Thomas Wilhelm - ISSUES WITH HACKING DOJO (SOLVED)

[prats84]

Thomas found my subscription details which were requested last April. Hence he setup lifetime access for me to the material for the Mukyu / Shodan. My initial subscription was only for few months I think.

 Which I really appreciate.

However it has been a year and I have already learnt those things, so paying them again is of no use to me. So I have requested Thomas to give me access to advanced levels or provide a refund.

My only reason to post the updates is to let everyone know that Thomas is replying and he is doing what he can.


Pratik

[esojzuir]

@prats84

You waited a year?!?!?! Wow, my respects to you. You are a very patient man. I think what you are asking is fair due to the fact of the waiting time - Refund in April is 8 months waiting time for a reply....

Once again thanks for posting. I'm supposed to contact Tom's assistant via email to get an update, I will do it today and post later on. Take care!!!!

[prats84]

@prats84

You waited a year?!?!?! Wow, my respects to you. You are a very patient man. I think what you are asking is fair due to the fact of the waiting time - Refund in April is 8 months waiting time for a reply....

Once again thanks for posting. I'm supposed to contact Tom's assistant via email to get an update, I will do it today and post later on. Take care!!!!

Lol. It was more of I tried for couple months to get the refund ($95) but then was too busy traveling and working to chase up. It was only due to this forum that kick started again.


The good news is today Thomas gave me a refund and my account is settled with hackingdojo.

Thanks Thomas for sorting this out.

[esojzuir]

Well things are OK now, I started going through the Myoku videos and here's my first script to automate nslookup and nmap is based on a grep line Tom showed us to clean an nslookup command so you are left with just plain IP's. I thought that this can be saved and used to launch nmap.

With this you can have a folder for every client ant it will automatically save all your data for that client there. I will add new things to run later along the way.

Any opinions are welcome:

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#!/bin/bash

clear
echo
echo AUTOMATE NSLOOKUP AND NMAP
#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
# This is a very simple script that let you create a folder to save your scans,
# run a basic nslookup for any domain, grep it and pass it to nmap for a scan.
# All results are saved on text files inside the folder you created for future refrences...
#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
# Jose Ruiz
# Nov 2012
#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
echo
echo "++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
echo
echo Usage: domain.com
echo
echo "PLEASE CREATE A FOLDER:"
read folder
mkdir /root/$folder
echo
echo "WRITE YOUR DOMAIN:"
read domain
echo
echo "++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
echo
nslookup $domain
nslookup $domain | grep "Address" | cut -d":" -f2 | tail -n +2 > /root/$folder/nslookup.txt
echo
echo "++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
echo
echo "RUNNING NMAP AGAINST SCANNED IP's... PLEASE WAIT"
nmap -sS -sV -O -Pn -iL /root/$folder/nslookup.txt > /root/$folder/nmap.txt
echo "NMAP SCAN OF" $domain "COMPLETED"
echo "HERE's THE RESULTS OF YOUR SCAN"
cat /root/$folder/nmap.txt
echo
echo "+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
echo
echo "THANKS!"

[hayabusa]

Glad all's well.  Have fun, mate!

[ajohnson]

Yea, glad everything got sorted out. Nice start on the script.

If you want additional ideas, check out Lee Baird's discovery script: http://code.google.com/p/backtrack-scripts/

The Python Nmap library is pretty cool too: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/python-nmap

[esojzuir]

Yea, glad everything got sorted out. Nice start on the script.

If you want additional ideas, check out Lee Baird's discovery script: http://code.google.com/p/backtrack-scripts/

The Python Nmap library is pretty cool too: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/python-nmap

Nice!!!! Thanks for the links. I also did a search on Lee and found two great videos and one of them is a BASH lesson. Once again thanks for your help  

http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=videos/hack3rcon3/09-bash-scripting-101-for-pen-testers-lee-baird

[SephStorm]

just a question, shouldnt some of your statements be commented rather than echoed?

[esojzuir]

just a question, shouldnt some of your statements be commented rather than echoed?

Yes you are right!!!! I'll fix the script to comment out the explanation