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How much attention can you give a telnet port on a machine connected through a small town ISP before anyone notices? And when they do will it do them any good? Just a question, so if you could avoid ethical standpoints that would be great. Thank you.
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Well.... When you come to a site aimed at people with ethics and ask a question but ask us to forget the ethics you are really batting a short wicket aren't you?.......
To answer your question I'll use my work telnet ports which are similar to my home one....
1. Try it
2. Your connection will be logged by my firewall
3. Your connection will be logged by your ISP
4. Your connection will be logged by my ISP
5. Your connection will be logged by my IDS
6. Your connection will be simultaneously logged by my IDS to a secure log server
7. Your connection will be traced
8. Your ISP will be informed
9. My logs will be sent to your ISP
10. Your ISP will cut your internet connection
11. In a small town you are Fuxxed.......
Any other questions??????
Why bother with a "small town isp"?
Why not go for the big time, like Chase Manhattan Bank?
Look, if you spend hours banging on that port, trying to brute
force a password, you're not much of a threat. They won't have
to do much about it but read the logs for a good laugh.
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Tiger Shark, what is the ip of this telnet server? j/k
Is that for just opening one connection, or is it if you try many times? Also is it configured to do that to all ip's except the one's you give permission to?
Heretic: It's a "denied" port inbound and allowed outbound from my IP only on both systems..... Yes it's watched and logged.....
The IP is 127.0.0.1...... ;)
The difference is I have an entire netblock at work and a single IP at home... That's about all.... I have scripts that pull certain things automatically from my logs, if you become noticable from the results you get on my "list".... It's not good to be on my "list" because you get on the "autoblock" of my firewalls and, frankly, tomorrow I won't remember why.... but you're there and you will stay there..... no matter how much you complain.... <LOL>
I'm a suspicious old fart..... What can I say? I'm "cuddly" when you get to know me.... At least, that's what I'm told..... <barf> ;)
...funny, I've tried my finest exploits against that address with no success...Quote:
The IP is 127.0.0.1
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RC: You caught me.... I cannot tell a lie.... The IP is 192.168.1.1....
Sorry for fibbing...... ;)
Thank you all! AO is great.
Tigershark what operating system(s) are you currently using to get your system setup like that? I wanna make a "list" sounds pretty cool only promblem is I cant code :( any advice? Thanks ComputerNerd22 :DQuote:
The difference is I have an entire netblock at work and a single IP at home... That's about all.... I have scripts that pull certain things automatically from my logs, if you become noticable from the results you get on my "list".... It's not good to be on my "list" because you get on the "autoblock" of my firewalls and, frankly, tomorrow I won't remember why.... but you're there and you will stay there..... no matter how much you complain....
Nerd: I wrote this tutorial some time ago. It's aimed at more of a organization than individual setup but you will be able to find all the tools and the way to set them up and adapt it for a more limited system.
Hope this helps
Tiger Shark must be using that MIRROR target we talked about several months ago because every time I try to attack his IP ( 127.0.0.1 ) someone starts attacking me back and crashes my box !! :D
Heh. 192.168.1.1? That's odd. You must be working at my college! :D
See..... I'm Ub3r l33t.... ;)Quote:
Tiger Shark must be using that MIRROR target
Tiger Shark, I see your posts everywhere, ur pretty damn smart. Do you have a formal education or did you pick it up on your own?
RC: "pretty damn smart"..... Er.... no, I'm not... I'm faking it.... I wrote an AI program and it answers for me...... ;)
Thank you for the compliment though.
I believe I have taken two courses in my life and they were both software application specific, the rest I taught myself. I do seem to have a natural feel for computers though, for some reason it came quite easily. Is there **** that still confuses the hell out of me? Of course... I just try to avoid it or hire people to fill those gaps in my skillset...... ;)
Now let me get this straight..r u telneting in or are u saying the server is running a telnet port?
server running telnet.
HAHA telnet hacking? What is this 1991?
SevenBleach - give me your address, I'll mail 1 free CLUEPON.
Yeah 2pump, telnet. As in the program the you use to communicate by hand with a deamon. As in the program that you're probably not familiar with cause you've never bothered to try that out. What do you mean 1991, I think you need to think or study before you post ignorant and unhelpful replies.
Not exactly a "Yahoo Booter" but it does the trick.
wow...*smiles and stands up* I am a dedicated telnet fan!
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Originally posted here by SevenBleach
Yeah 2pump, telnet. As in the program the you use to communicate by hand with a deamon. As in the program that you're probably not familiar with cause you've never bothered to try that out. What do you mean 1991, I think you need to think or study before you post ignorant and unhelpful replies.
Not exactly a "Yahoo Booter" but it does the trick.
AHAHAHAHA! And you tell me I need to "think" or "study" ...
"telnet. As in the program the you use to communicate by hand with a deamon."
First of Telnet is a Terminal Emulation Program used to connect a workstation, terminal, or client PC to a server running telnet. This in turn allows you to run commands as if you were at the console itself. Yes you can control the starting/stopping of daemons, but thats a minute fraction of what telnet is used for ... Idiot.
"As in the program that you're probably not familiar with cause you've never bothered to try that out."
This is an interesting assumption you've made. Considering you didn't even know what telnet is or does ... Go run to mommy chimp.
"What do you mean 1991, I think you need to think or study before you post ignorant and unhelpful replies."
What do I mean? Are you serious? "hacking" using a telnet port has not been widespread for years. The majority of ALL servers running Telnet-like services use SSH. And the ones that don't; require mandatory password constraints making brute-force password cracking a useless endevour. Not to mention most are restricted by IP/Host, so that unwanted connections are not ever made to the server. You my friend should have been swallowed.
-2PC
LMAO! Nice!
Hey guys,
OMG!!! TigerShark, what you said in your first post had me laughing for a couple minutes stright (Not kidding!) :D LOL! Its the truth, but still I just loved the way you explained it... hehe
Nice post ;)