Posts Tagged ‘security’

So during my regular spree of surfing through sites that make my stomach boil, you know the regular speechless shite you can only find within the depths of cyberspace…I came back around the surface to find some very spectacular ASCII and text…

Astalavista(http://www.astalavista.com) has been hacked…

I was mystified after trudging through the page of lovely commands, the black text amongst the white background…

No tears shed here…

heres the full monty =Astalavista.com hacked pastebin

ok i know that that doesnt include the whole file, if you want it, i can send it to you, just until i figure out wtf why i cant add a .txt to my friggin / stoopid technology sometimes….

heres a full tastey pastey – http://pastebin.me/4a28bd2e05340

This video demonstrates how you can dump Windows XP passwords with Backtrack 3 Beta – hacked and jam packed!!!

Hey everyone, CB here, just wanted to grab your attention for a second and tell you to click the Darkmindz button to your left, and vote for Flyninja, helps out greatly keeping us listed in the top and it does a great service to the site your viewing (makes you stronger too).

Darkmindz recently released their toplist, and so far so good, you should check out their site they offer a lot of great hacking and development content, plus a lot on security learning material with some really great mindz, wether dark or not. If your lazy like me, and don’t feel like moving your mouse that far, go ahead and click here, here, or here.

hack the fucking planet!~

Protech One is a new security and pen testing linux distribution based off Ubuntu/Debian. Recently I have downloaded the Protech One .iso from their home site http://techm4sters.org/ to take a peek into the distribution. Well I don’t dislike it, booting from the live CD was easy and seems like it is pretty lightweight. The desktop GUI is Fluxbox, which to be completely honest I don’t really like using, I prefer KDE or GNOME. Looking over some of the pre-installed applications, it seems to have a decent included set.

I think this distro has a very good chance at being more than what it is. If your a Linux user you know that customizing an installation of Linux to your liking is the best way to go, however using lightweight pre-made versions are awesome when it comes to mobility, security, and lightweight usage. When I try out a security suite like this I always have the urge to compare it with Backtrack. I try not to, but I’ve grown so used to using it and being very happy with it. Run Protech One with GNOME though, and you just might win my heart…that is if I’m not in the mood for terminal.

So far so good though techm4sters, keep up the good work!