shednik

@Jhaddix wrote:

but seriously… bumping an old topic, anyone taken this? Got any insight to CM’s program?

Are you referring to the cert itself or degree programs at CMU?

@Xen wrote:

Reinstall is never a good option.You can go to whatthetech.com and post your problem in the Hijackthis log and malware removal section along with a Hijackthis log of the infected computer. They are great bunch of people and will surely help you out with your malware issues.

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Honestly I’d just reformat thats the only way to be sure you have removed the virus for good.  When going through the reinstall i would have the anti virus on sooner and be cautious of what you download.  Do you have any ideas where you got the virus?

Careful don, giving dynamik the go ahead to feel at home could result in too many posts. It takes a special guy to rack up that many posts in less than 2 years!!  We can’t prove it but any down time over there is suspect to him overloading the server  😉

@the_Grinch wrote:

Feel your pain, I sat for the CEH today and I got a 69%!  I have to agree with what you have said in regards to the exam.  But all I can do now is really jump into the material and try again!

Sorry to hear that grinch…was it not at all how you expected it?  how much did your degree end up helping you?

From what I’ve been told the exam really wants you to be able to not only know how to use the tools but to be able to decipher what the output is saying to you…

@dynamik wrote:

The problem with this approach is that you must become equally proficient with multiple products. For example, using two different firewalls would prevent an exploit in one from working on the other, but at the same time, you may increase the likelihood of configuration errors. I’m not outright disagreeing with you, since that…

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@jason wrote:

Very cool! I’m in that same time boat. I’ll get to some of them eventually.  😛

Between there and MIT I have enough free courseware that I will be busy for a long time.

If i’m understanding you right why are you configuring a client with 2 different ip addresses?  If the local subnet for the client is 192.162.0.0 and the remote is 172.16.0.0, you don’t need an IP in both subnets.  Just a route to get there…if you need to hit a different router then your default gateway to reach that subnet adding a static r…[Read more]

blackazarro,

I was only pointing it out for the reasons of what can happen to someone who has used something like testking.  I was in no way trying to elude to the fact you only passed because of test king, from what I’ve seen I’m sure you didn’t need the resource.  I just wanted to point it out to you because I had done the some thing similar. U…[Read more]

@blackazarro wrote:

Suggested reading by one of our members:

Virtual Lab with VMware

And if you’re interested:

How I passed the CEH(v5) exam

Enjoy!!

Nice write up on your study path for the v5 CEH exam, it gave me a few good ideas to use for my studies.  One thing I wanted to point out though is one of your resources you used, I don’t know…[Read more]

@ChrisG wrote:

???

you’ll have to rephrase the question

+1…I’m not totally following you as well

Are you able to verify the tftp service is running?  no firewall on the server/client is blocking the connection?

Best of luck to you I’m working on setting up my vmware server at the moment for the CEH as well, let us know if you have any questions!

If I’m understanding you correctly it sounds like you’re trying to have a mail client(ie.. outlook) communicate with either mail server.  Have you set up a cluster of some sort for the messaging environment??  Is this exchange/domino/etc??  I’m still not clear what your exact issue is by your description. 

Always a great list to keep checking  ;D

Is auditing service turned on, on the remote server?

@jason wrote:

I’m sure that they will once something comes along and bites them good and hard.

That looks like what it will take to make them wake up, proving it’s crackable isn’t enough sadly.

Happy new year to all on EH.net!!

How are the mail servers connected?? via private line ie T1/DS3?  What has changed since then?  Do the logs on either mail server show anything suspicious?  Please provide a little more detail as to what is exactly failing? The more information you can provide us the better we will be able to help you!

@charlottebandit wrote:

Attack:  2 laptops running VM Workstation

Servers:  tower running VM Workstation

Infrastructure:  (2) Cisco 3750 switches, (2) 5510 ASAs, 2811 & 3825 routers, (2) Cisco 802.11n APs, (1) WLAN Controller, (2) MARS Gen-1 boxes, HP server for CSA-MC, Cisco Web Application Firewall, and ACS server (AAA).

Trying to get Ne…

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