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I recommend the Senao NL-2511CD PLUS EXT2 200mw. It requires an external antenna, but it is a very capable card.

http://www.wlanparts.com/product/NL2511CDPLUSEXT2

-SC

As stated earlier, the trouble your experiencing is most likely being caused by a kernel mode rootkit... If it is a desperatley mission critical machine, there is one thing you could 'try' to...

scary... but related link http://www.evilscheme.org/defcon/


-shell coder

This may seem like to simple a fix, but is it possible that the attacker switched the recover password e-mail during the initial crack... I would check, just in case.

-Shell_Coder

Yes, unfortunately packet sniffers can be detected. L0pht's antisniff utility, is the only tool that comes to mind right off hand. What do you mean by "interesting" activity... could you post some...

Sounds like you may have a problem with an attacker executing a man in the middle attack. I dont completely understand what is going on, but that is my best guess... The only good way to prevent...

Honeyd is pretty good if your interested in using windows. The other thing I want to recommend just-in-case... if you dont have premission from your ISP be careful, you may be breaking some rules if...

nah... you dont need crypt.h you just need to compile it with gcc or... you can use the windows crypt api. If your interested in making it work for windows i recommend searching for Crypt on MSDN's...

That is a pretty short list... and you left out one of the bigger players www.packetstormsecurity.com

-Shell_Coder

I belive i can offer some assistance here... the included library unistd contains crypt. The only thing I can think of is that your compiler either does not have that header file, or during compile...

Yea, I actually just recently picked one up about 2 weeks ago from a borders as well... at first i figured it was some new local thing, but looking down at the volume number had me confused. It is...

If you are really paranoid, I would check this site out www.anonix.com. Not sure how long they could really keep your info. private, but interesting none the less.

-Shell_Coder

Info Tech Geek, Im affraid I must dissagree... I can almost garuntee, that there is other traffic that the user is getting that Sygate is incapable of detecting. If I were to run a sniffer on his...

Well, the first thing I would do is run a whois search on those IP's... I like to know where its comming from, makes it more fun. Also, if you dont want to see logs of those IP's anymore i recommend...

graemejaxx, normally I would recommend that you backup any data that you need, wipe the hard drive, and do a complete re-install. That is pretty much a "best practice" kind of thing to do after an...