Hacking topics.

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December 29th, 2004, 04:59 AM
nightcat

Hacking topics.

Hi Everyone!

I read some of the tutorials which are posted, but being honest didn't find everything I wanted. Often it happened simply because I didn't know the names of the things I was looking for.

I'd like to ask anyone who's got a spare minute to do the next thing. Write down as many hacking topics as you can. Things like IP spoofing, ARP attacks, etc.

I'm sure, many people will find it prety usefull.

I'f you know even only one vulnurability, put it down, this will allow others to know, what is it they still don't know.

I'll try to start.

1 Port Scaning
2 MAC Spoofing
3 IP Spoofing
4 DOS - Denial Of Service
5 Buffer Overflow
6 Google Hacking
7 Firewalls
8 Viruses
9 AV - Antiviruses
10 Footprinting
11 Enumeration
12 Trojans
13 VPN - Virtual Private Network
14 Proxy Servers
15 Internet Anonimity
16 Cryptography

I understand, that these are very basic names, and many already know them all, but I won't name others for the fear of mistakes. Hope fot your input :)
December 29th, 2004, 05:03 AM
moxnix

I don't think that this can be considered a tutorial.
December 29th, 2004, 05:20 AM
kurt_der_koenig

Yup seems as this belongs to Newbie Security questions or GCC!
December 29th, 2004, 05:28 AM
jm459

Re: Hacking topics.

Quote:

Originally posted here by nightcat
Hi Everyone!

I read some of the tutorials which are posted, but being honest didn't find everything I wanted. Often it happened simply because I didn't know the names of the things I was looking for.

I'd like to ask anyone who's got a spare minute to do the next thing. Write down as many hacking topics as you can. Things like IP spoofing, ARP attacks, etc.

I'm sure, many people will find it prety usefull.

I'f you know even only one vulnurability, put it down, this will allow others to know, what is it they still don't know.

I'll try to start.

1 Port Scaning
2 MAC Spoofing
3 IP Spoofing
4 DOS - Denial Of Service
5 Buffer Overflow
6 Google Hacking
7 Firewalls
8 Viruses
9 AV - Antiviruses
10 Footprinting
11 Enumeration
12 Trojans
13 VPN - Virtual Private Network
14 Proxy Servers
15 Internet Anonimity
16 Cryptography

I understand, that these are very basic names, and many already know them all, but I won't name others for the fear of mistakes. Hope fot your input :)

Not looking for much , are you. Suggest you get your finger out of your arse , and do a little bit of research, or would that be too much trouble, and an inconvenience for you :D
December 29th, 2004, 05:35 AM
nightcat

I decided to post it here, because it should give people an idea about tutorials they want to find.

I also hoped that people will put in more specialised topics, which are interesting for others who are moe advanced, but will be a waste of time for beginers.
December 29th, 2004, 05:44 AM
jm459

Quote:

Originally posted here by nightcat
I decided to post it here, because it should give people an idea about tutorials they want to find.

I also hoped that people will put in more specialised topics, which are interesting for others who are moe advanced, but will be a waste of time for beginers.

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From the above , taken from your profile, your experience, skill set etc, you would not have to post such questions. Surely you can do an advanced search of any site?
December 29th, 2004, 05:57 AM
The Duck

I think I know where your coming from, if it's from a security point of view anyway...

But I think you went wrong by posting this in the turorial section. You thought that people could post here if it related to tutorials, but really the tutorial section is only for finished tutorials.

Remember for future reference!!!
December 29th, 2004, 06:04 AM
nightcat

I do. I also has got an ontable set of about 15 books that cover major aspects of computing I meet in everyday life. I am also an owner of the e-library which has got around 1000 books, many about computing. Yet, I found, that even that doesn't cover every subject one can encounter in life. So , it is logical to sugest that there are people who's got the same problems.

If every person will name one original topic, I'm sure, all of us will find something interesting there.

I can: Create Industry Standart Databases, Program in Java, Basic Linux, Use MySQL Server (Basic), Seting up Networks, Windows(Advanced), Scripting Languages (Basic), Network Security (Average), Develope IT Project (Little experience).

Yet, I'm not afraid to admit my ignorance in some questions. So I'll be glad and greateful, if instead of arguing with each other we will able to offer people a set of interesting subjects for them to explore in their leisure.

Don't you think that it will be a much better use of Your time here and will help many others?
December 29th, 2004, 06:06 AM
nightcat

Quote:

Originally posted here by The Duck
I think I know where your coming from, if it's from a security point of view anyway...

But I think you went wrong by posting this in the turorial section. You thought that people could post here if it related to tutorials, but really the tutorial section is only for finished tutorials.

Remember for future reference!!!

Then I think that the admins will move this thread in to the neccessary department of the forum and will forgive my mistake :)
December 29th, 2004, 06:15 AM
The Duck

Quote:

Don't you think that it will be a much better use of Your time here and will help many others?

Hmmm... I guess... but isn't that what the Search feature of AO is for?

I mean after all, after a little bit this thread will be out of view from the frontpage and will most likly only be seen again if someone searches for it lol.
December 29th, 2004, 06:20 AM
jm459

Quote:

Originally posted here by nightcat
I do. I also has got an ontable set of about 15 books that cover major aspects of computing I meet in everyday life. I am also an owner of the e-library which has got around 1000 books, many about computing. Yet, I found, that even that doesn't cover every subject one can encounter in life. So , it is logical to sugest that there are people who's got the same problems.
Don't you think that it will be a much better use of Your time here and will help many others?

Why don't you share your eLIB. BTW I personally don't feel that this site is about every subject one can encounter in life. This is supposed to be a computer security/related subjects site. Your 15 books that cover major aspects of computing ( regardless of subject, I feel are are insignificant in the overall scheme of things.) Please let us know when your computer library gets near 500
December 29th, 2004, 12:39 PM
yourdeadin

how i wish writing a tut was so easy ....................
LOL
December 30th, 2004, 03:41 PM
nightcat

All I see so far, are the people that are so proud of their knowlege, that they have got nothing to sugest, except offering their condonances ;).

Guys I can do it myself, anyone can do it, it's not hard, much easier then offering anythig useful.
December 30th, 2004, 03:50 PM
nightcat

Quote:

Originally posted here by jm459
Why don't you share your eLIB. BTW I personally don't feel that this site is about every subject one can encounter in life. This is supposed to be a computer security/related subjects site. Your 15 books that cover major aspects of computing ( regardless of subject, I feel are are insignificant in the overall scheme of things.) Please let us know when your computer library gets near 500

The books I've got are mostly in russian. But, if you'll give me a place to put the books up, I've got some in English to share :).

My ontable books cover: Java Programing, Networking, Webdesign, Databases Design, Windows and Linux OSs, Computer Security. Im planing on purchasing some books on ASP.NET after new years.