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  1. June 6th, 2002, 03:27 AM #1
    lukea
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    Insecure by default

    I would like to setup a box on my home network that would be somewhat easy to gain unauthorized access through remote exploits (i.e., not weak passwords, etc.). I've heard of a lot of Redhat 6.2 (default server) installations being used for this purpose. I was curious what recommendations you might have. I would like an OS that has several interesting known exploits from which I might gain valuable experience. Thanks in advance for your ideas.
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  2. June 6th, 2002, 03:49 AM #2
    Tedob1
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    nt4 has more than you'll ever need but really any unpatched os and a little searching can keep you going for a long time. if your setting up a hacker lab...uh, excuse me, i mean, a security research facility, you should have multiple OSs.
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