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• January 22, 2010
• 22:09

  Completement perdu

   » ‎ remote-exploit

  Tags:  Espace debutant  

  Bonjour éa tous et a toute, si je vous poste mon problème aujourd'hui c'est bin parceque je suis au bout du rouleau avec backtrak. et je vous remerci d'avance de m'aider a résodre le problème que je cherche a arranger dpuis plus de 1 sem:(
  
  Je dois vous dire que je suis loin d'être un nul info ....mais sous windows....:) linux je suis plutôt bien mauvais mais avec beaucoup de volonté. mon problême est que j'essais d'installer backtrak mais je le veux absolument sur un usb...jusque là aucun problème...j'ai un beau jump drive avec backtrack4 deçu. La ou cela vient plus compliquer c'est au moment de passer en mode graphique, j'arrive a faire tourner backtrack sous mode txt mais pas quand je tape la commande startx......la j'ai toujour le message suivant Fatal server error: no screens found , pourtant j'arrive a faire tourner le même backtrack sous le vieux pc de ma belle -mère mai spas le mien :( et je vous avous que je suis sur le cul de chercher la solution:(:( y'a beau voulir se débrouiller seul mais la suis plus capable.
  
  
  Je suis presque que sur que le bobo vient de ma carte graphique...j'aimerai savoir si je peux intégrer des driver ati dansle live usb de mon jump drive
  
  ma config est la suivant
  
  un laptop dv7 avec un carte hd 4200 de ATI
  
  
  merci mille fois pour vos super conseil et mille excuse pour mes fautes d'orthographes
• 20:09

  Monitor made enabled on mon0.. HELP?!!?

   » ‎ remote-exploit

  Tags:  Newbie Area  

  I am trying to crack a wep and i did the first few steps..
  My last command was "airmon-ng start wlan0" and it took a few seconds and the it says "monitor mode enabled on mon0"
  
  What do i need to do?? im really confused, and i haven't seen anybody else with this outcome after this command. here is my setup.
  
  Backtrack 4
  IPW 3945abg wireless card.
  
  Im not that great with this stuff yet, so it would be great if somebody would get me on my feet from here and a step by step tut.
  Thanks in advance.
• 18:13

  probléme Additions sur VirtualBox pour BT4

   » ‎ remote-exploit

  Tags:  Espace debutant  

  Bonjour a tous :)
  
  Je cherche à personnaliser Backtrack puisque je vais travailler dessus
  pour testé mon parc Réseau et mon Wifi WPA-PSK / WPA2-PSK
  
  étant un passionner pars les nouvelles technologies
  je cherche à enrichir mais connaissance
  
  J'ai créer une vidéo vous expliquant mon problème
  ( du à la restriction des 15 postes obligatoire je peux pas vous donnez un lien directement je vous le donne alors comme ça ! )
  
  Désoler :(
  
  taper dans le champs d'adresse http puis :// puis www
  puis vous faite un copie coller du chemin çi-dessous à coté de ce vous avez ecrit
  
  .dailymotion.com/video/xbyezh_demande-daide-pour-les-additions-ba_tech
  
  
  Merci à la communauté pour vos futur réponse
  
  Cordialement Saturne.fr
• 18:10

  AWUS036H - Long distance networking

   » ‎ remote-exploit

  Tags:  Newbie Area  

  Hi all
  
  My question is re: connecting to long distance network (getting internet connection) through BT4 beta on VMware.
  My Details:
  My usb wifi : Alfa AWUS036H
  Im using VMware workstation 7 with BT4 beta VM ware image. (gettin BT4 final shortly)
  My machine is a Dell 6100 laptop with internal Dell wireless 1370 mini pci card.
  
  Ive read quite a few threads re: getting internet connection through VMware. Im able to connect to internet via my local modem by selecting 'bridged connection' on the VM settings for BT4 beta virtual machine.
  
  After starting (start x) I use the following commands
  
  ifconfig eth0 up
  dhclient eth0
  ...ping Google etc..
  
  My Situation is:
  
  My internal wireless card (1370 mini pci card) does not have good enough signal to bridge the connection of my target network for BT4 virtual machine.
  
  So. my question is:
  
  Would anyone be able to advise how I can aquire network connection without using my internal wireless as bridge through using VMware and BT4 beta image? eg. I have disabled my internal card and trying to connect to the AP target I have access on, that is within range using just my AWUS036H.
  
  I have gone through various posts on connecting backtrack to internet/ connecting networks,,mostly they are relating to connecting via a bridge connection.
  
  Would you be able to point me in the direction of any good tutorials or tips? Do I have to change the VM settings to NAT?

• 17:51

  80% of fed sites miss DNS Security deadline

   » ‎ register
  Where's your spoof protection?

  The vast majority of US federal agencies have failed to meet a December 31 deadline to deploy new technology that would make it significantly harder for attackers to spoof their websites, according to Network World.…

  What is your recession sales strategy?

• 17:39

  ettercap + pcre_regex

   » ‎ remote-exploit

  Tags:  Newbie Area  

  Hello everyone.
  
  I faced with problem of implementing regular expression filters in ettercap. My research start-point begin from IronGeeks post "Fun with Ettercap Filters". This is quite nice fun filter. It's work fine for my lab...
  
  Next step was improving it to replace not just:
  Code: <img src="image.png">
<IMG SRC="image.png"> but also:
  Code: <img id="32" class="cl1" src="image.png"> To solve this I decide use:
  to find patterns: regex(where, regex)
  to replace patterns: pcre_regex(where, pcre_regex ... )
  
  Short (and unique) description for this functions I get from: man etterfilter and "Irongeek etterfilter man page"
  
  I'm not good in regular expressions, but after some reading I implement this regular expression:
  search pattern: /i/g(<img.*[^>]src=['|"])(.*[^'"])(['|"])
  replace pattern:$1NEWImage.png$3
  
  
  Using web-regular-expression-tester (for example regexter.com) I can successfully convert html.
  
  After all this stuff i decide rewrite filter described in article above, and now it looks like:
  Code: if (ip.proto == TCP && tcp.dst == 80) {
  if (search(DATA.data, "Accept-Encoding")) {
      replace("Accept-Encoding", "Accept-Rubbish!");
                msg(".");
  }
}

if (ip.proto == TCP && tcp.src == 80) {

        if (pcre_regex(DATA.data, "/i/g(<img.*[^>]src=['|"])(.*[^'"])(['|"])", "$1tmp_image.png$3")){                        msg("n---> Perl regexp <---n");               
        }
       
} But filter do not work... :mad:
  As I can see in log - ettercap say that this works fine
  Code: replace("Accept-Encoding", "Accept-Rubbish!"); but
  Code: pcre_regex(DATA.data, "/i/g(<img.*[^>]src=['|"])(.*[^'"])(['|"])", "$1tmp_image.png$3") just not found :confused:
  
  I will be very appreciated if you can help me! :o
  
  
  
  P.S.
  
  And last, but not least.
  My environmnet is:
  hp notebook: windows
  virtual box: last BT4 prefinal
  
  I'm using ettercamNG 0.7.3 and can successfully poison arp cash of my notebook
• 17:21

  BT4 FINAL wlan connection prob

   » ‎ remote-exploit

  Tags:  Newbie Area  

  hi i downloaded Backtrack 4 Final (very nice) it all works just fine with no prob's except my wlan connection keeps dropping every 30 sec or so and i can't understand why ?
  
  So for the time being ive switched back to the Pre-final version so i can access the internet.
  
  my wireless chip-set is RTL8187 (monitor-mode/injection works just fine)
  
  but just wount keep the connection.
• 16:32

  Bt 4.0 , out of range problem ( monitor unsupport ? )

   » ‎ remote-exploit

  Tags:  BackTrack 4 General Support  

  Hello there .
  when I want to start graphical mode i got out of range error in my monitor, I hadn't such a problem with my previous linux dsitributions such as debian or suse.
  Is there any switch available for startX for solving this kind of problem or the problem is not there ?
  
  any suggestion are welcome .
  
  thanks .
  
  - Genius
• 16:14

  problema aircrack

   » ‎ remote-exploit

  Tags:  Supporto Software  

  salve a tutti e complimenti per il forum... ho visto che siete molto ferrati in materia...
  appassionato delle reti, ho voluto provare la sicurezza della chiave wep del mio router di alice...
  ho eseguito tutta la procedura airodump poi aireplay e dopo 3 ore ho ottenuto 50000 dati e però pochi arp (63)
  effettuo l'aircrack ma mi dice fallito e di aspettare altri 5000 ivs... e cosi lo fa da quando ero a 30000 dati...
  come mai?
  
  ho anche un immagine ma non so come postarla...
  
  ringrazio anticipatamente per le risposte...
• 15:44

  Screen Resolution Changing problem and Dual Monitor related question

   » ‎ remote-exploit

  Tags:  Newbie Area  

  When i change my resolution from what was set when backtrack 4 finished installing my primary lcd monitor stops displaying anything and i can only see backtrack on my secondary crt. (they are in mirror mode)
  
  I was wondering why this happens and can i fix it?
  
  Also can i disable my secondary permanently or extend the desktop?
  
  Thanks for your time
  
  NOOBshoes
  
  ps. im reasonably new to linux but im a computer technician so i can usually work things out
• 15:25

  Metasploit | Fast Track problem

   » ‎ remote-exploit

  Tags:  Pentesting  

  hi
  I Hope this is the right place to ask this.
  When I use Metasploit its work very good on my local network
  but when i want to pentest out of my local it doesnt work:confused:
  can some one tell me why?
  
• 14:52

  i cant connect to my wireless connection and i know the pass

   » ‎ remote-exploit

  Tags:  Newbie Area  

  Hi
  
  I can see my wireless connection on Wicd Manager, but when i click on connect i get the error "This network requires encryption to be enabled", how do i do this, i know my own password for connection
  Hopefully someone can help this n00b
  
  Lee

• 14:35

  Amateur goof makes Twitter account hijacking a snap

   » ‎ register
  Just add XML

  Twitter is sitting on an amateur configuration blunder that makes it trivial for attackers to take control of user accounts, a researcher said Friday.…

  The power of collaboration within unified communications

• 14:14

  LCD backlight repair

   » ‎ hack-a-day

  Tags:  repair hacks  

  Another broken LCD TV came [Steve DiRaddo's] way. This one had a broken backlight that he wanted to fix. He scrapped his LCD light table in order use the inverter. The two televisions were not the same size, nor made by the main manufacturer, but backlights all operate under the same principles. Using an inverter [...]

• 13:37

  N.A.S.A Again? :)))

   » ‎ darkc0de
  N.A.S.A Again? :)))
• 13:37

  eXe Packer Collection

   » ‎ darkc0de
  eXe Packer Collection
• 13:37

  Milw0rm.gov ?

   » ‎ darkc0de
  Milw0rm.gov ?
• 13:37

  DarkMySQLi.py Tutorial By Nullthreatsecurity.

   » ‎ darkc0de
  DarkMySQLi.py Tutorial By Nullthreatsecurity.

• 13:14

  Hardware store follow focus

   » ‎ hack-a-day

  Tags:  digital cameras hacks  

  Want to do quick and accurate focus changes with your DSLR? Here’s a discussion thread covering dirt-cheap solutions. It starts with a broccoli rubber-band and a couple of zip ties. That being a bit chintzy, the more popular build seen above uses a hose clamp, rubber band for padding, a drawer pull, a nut, and [...]

• 13:01

  Linux on the go!

   » ‎ remote-exploit

  Tags:  BackTrack 4 HowTo  

  OK so I was heading away on holidays and I wanted to keep my luggage to a minimum. I didn't want to bring my laptop with me, but I still wanted to have full access to all my files, my programs, my entire operating system.
  
  So I figured hey, I can take the hard disk out of my laptop, stick it in a USB enclosure, and then just bring the hard disk around with me. The idea was I could take my hard disk and connect it into any computer and then just boot off it.
  
  Before I went away, my Grub entry for booting Linux was as follows:
  
  Code: title        Main Linux OS
root          (hd0,2)
kernel        /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-17-generic root=/dev/sda3 ro quiet splash
initrd        /boot/initrd.img-2.6.31-17-generic
quiet So I went away on holidays and I hooked my hard disk up to a computer via USB and then booted off it. The Grub menu appeared, and I simply hit Enter to boot into Linux. It booted up fine and everything worked.
  
  But with some computers, there was complications.
  
  If you look at my Grub entry above, you'll see that it makes two references to the partition on which Linux resides:
  
  Reference 1: (hd0,2)
  Reference 2: /dev/sda3
  
  The first reference never seems to cause any problems, reason being that "hd0" will always refer to the hard disk which Grub has just booted off (or at least that's how it seems).
  
  The second reference however can cause problems. On some of the computers I used, the Grub menu appeared, I hit Enter, and then Linux failed to load. The problem was that my own hard disk was being given the designation of sdb instead of sda. I had a workaround for this. When the Grub menu appeared, I would press E to edit the entry, and I would change the following line:
  
  Code: kernel        /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-17-generic root=/dev/sda3 ro quiet splash to:
  
  Code: kernel        /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-17-generic root=/dev/sdb3 ro quiet splash After I made that change, I pressed B to boot up Linux, and it booted up fine. (I didn't need to change root (hd0,2) to root (hd1,2)).
  
  Here's what my fstab file looked like:
  
  Code: proc              /proc          proc        defaults                    0      0
/dev/sda3        /              ext3        relatime,errors=remount-ro  0      1 As you can see, my Linux partition was referred to as "/dev/sda3" in my fstab file. Even on the computers where my hard disk was designated as sdb at boot-time, this fstab entry didn't cause any problems (you'd think I would have had to change it to sdb!). Even though my own Linux partition was designated as sdb3 at boot-time, it appears as though it was known as sda3 by the time it came to mounting the root filesystem. (Don't ask me, I haven't got a clue either).
  
  I wanted to find the best way of making my Linux installation fully portable so that I could bring my hard disk around and boot it on different computers.
  
  ...and that's when I discovered UUID's :cool:
  
  UUID's solve the problem of hard disks being given different designations on different systems (e.g. sda VS sdb VS sdc). Every Linux partition (e.g. ext2 ext3 ext4) has its own unique UUID. You can use this UUID to refer to the partition instead of using "/dev/sda3". To make use of UUID's, I had to change two files on my hard disk: my Grub file and my fstab file. I changed them as follows.
  
  Here's my Grub file:
  Code: title          Main Linux OS
uuid            8c5055d5-75e5-5f57-9585-5a5525551524
kernel          /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-17-generic root=UUID=8c5055d5-75e5-5f57-9585-5a5525551524 ro quiet splash
initrd          /boot/initrd.img-2.6.31-17-generic
quiet And here's my fstab:
  Code: proc                                      /proc          proc        defaults                    0      0
UUID=8c5055d5-75e5-5f57-9585-5a5525551524  /              ext3        relatime,errors=remount-ro  0      1 After I made those changes, it booted every time on every computer. Notice, in these two files, that there's no reference to the hard disk number or even the partition number. You can move this Linux partition around however you like, you can change the partition order on your current hard disk, or you can move the Linux partition to a different hard disk. Your Linux installation should still boot right away without a problem because it's working off the UUID of the partition.
  
  Anyway I thought this was pretty cool when I got it working right, and I just had to share it... this is the kind of stuff that makes me really love Linux :rolleyes:
  
  If you wanna find out the UUID's of your partitions, do the following:
  Code: sudo blkid | sort Also, another little cool thing I found is the "/dev/disk" folder. Navigate into that folder and take a look around!

• 12:06

  popen function

   » ‎ darkc0de
  popen function
• 12:06

  site again

   » ‎ darkc0de
  site again
• 12:06

  site_address

   » ‎ darkc0de
  site_address

• 12:06

  Hide/Minimize

   » ‎ remote-exploit

  Tags:  BackTrack 4 (pre) Final  

  After I successfully exploited the adobe_utilprintf using MSF 3, I'd like to have the process that was created on the client-side hide itself or minimize itself, so is this possible?
  
  Thanks,
  
  --tj

• 11:35

  Hack together a Coffee Roaster

   » ‎ hack-a-day

  Tags:  home hacks  

  For most people, making coffee entails taking a couple scoops out of a can of pre-ground coffee, adding water, and pressing “Go” on the drip machine. To others coffee brewing is an artform, and want as much control over the process as possible. For those without an overflowing bank account for a home roasting machine, [...]