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why reinvent the wheel writing your own code for every exploit its ok to use others code just make sure you know what the code is going to do. You wouldnt wanna run code that you were unsure of what...

http://www.password-crackers.com/crack.html#cmospwd ala google

MicroBurn MicroBurn, SuSe can be obtaind free. i downloaded a bootable version it works great. here's a link.

ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/

Sorry for posting the whole thing i had saved it and cant remember the link but i thought it was interesting.

Symantec and Sun Microsystems Protect Against ''Zero-Day'' Attacks with Launch of...

The Windows Memory Diagnostic tests the Random Access Memory (RAM) on your computer for errors. The diagnostic includes a comprehensive set of memory tests. If you are experiencing problems while...

heres a nice free antivirus if you dont already have one http://www.grisoft.com/us/us_dwnl_free.php

more stuff different day!
UNIX Command Summary

access()
Used to check the accessibility of files

int
Access(pathname, access_mode)
Char* pathname;
int access-mode;

here's an abbreviated list more at the site listed below hopfully linux newbs will find it interesting


http://www.groovyweb.uklinux.net/index.php?category=linux&page_name=unixcommands

Useful...

I found this interesting maybe someone else will to :) http://angelo.scanit.biz/papers/xss.pdf

Sounds a little questionable? --paranoia? maybe

nihil that qoute was not mine it was straight out of the article
"Linux vs. Windows Viruses
To mess up a Linux box, you need to work at it; to mess up your Windows box, you just need to work on...

souleman if you like i'll cut and paste the whole thing next time just for you :) lol

good point broadening our knowledge is what its all about and thats why we're here :) Fortunate for us we're open minded enough not to be uncivil usually linux vs. windows is a very heated debate!

Arcanus Aegis-- I see where your coming from with that statment however i disagree. When a windows virus comes out we take our windows box off line and wait (impatiently) for Microsoft to write a...

I found this to be an interesting article on a subject that is constantly in debate hope you all enjoy reading it.

http://www.securityfocus.com/columnists/188

What's that saying -- "No good deed goes unpunished"
That's to bad your being helpful gets you into trouble

I Learn somthing new everyday!!! Thank You thats good to know!

MsMittens i dont know how you do it but you are my tech GODDESS please if you would, explain to me how exactly that works? if you could post it or email me with why that works more indepth i would...

h3r3tic "cd into the /usr/bin directory and check the permissions on nmap using ls -al.
There will probably be a ton of files here. I don't know how to get it to list them a page at a time." h3r3tic...

I've used nmap for a while now and recently upgraded to 3.45 heres the problem I can use nmap as a normal user however when i log in as root i can't get nmap to open?? with a bash shell i type nmap...

this kid hacks company's and helps them fix any security holes before some other hacker steals CC#'s ,passwords, takes down the site and or what ever else they want to do. and some overly pridefull...

OK thanks!

I havent touched my computer in a few hours and when i came back i noticed it was acting wierd! this is a screen shot of my process table is this normal for an rpm file to open it self up?????????...

http://www.intrusec.com


its called expose try it out its nice!

http://www.intrusec.com


This is the site of a cool network moniter called Expose it has some nice featueres however i have only just started playing around with it. I saw it on tech tv where...