On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 06:14:37PM +0800, Liu Wen wrote:
Generating random numbers has always been a big problem. Now I have to
look into this topic in short time, I am reading Art of Computer
Programming , but I am afraid the content is not up-to-date.
First off, be carefull with random in
Rakesh,
If you want to keep AIX as your o/s, check out the
site:http://freeware.bull.net. Not only can you get the bff's for squid,
but there are alot of other open source binaries for the taking.
Felix Navida
Mike8:)
I have 2 questions !
If theres a better suited mailing list for either of these plz tell me so !
1: What's the best way of covering your tracks, is it IP spoofing,
wingates(where can I read about how those work?), or telneting through 1000
servers before my destination or what ?
2: What are
This link doesn't seem to go anywhere but the correct procedure in a
nutshell would be:
(1) Physically reload the router. While loading, execute your terminal's
break sequence. This will break into ROMMON.
(2) Set the config-register to 0x2142 and boot from ROMMON. This
register value sets the
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
My number one spot for finding passwords on paper is in the safe in
the
vault in a double sealed envelope with the signature of the last person
who
had to open it across the seal.
Slightly different here. Instead of signature it a literal hands-off
;-
I know that I keep a bunch of my passwords all over the place including on slips of
paper in drawers ( Never would leave one out in the open...)
I keep the most important ones on a file on a disk in a safe, allthough I keep a file
on my computer with less important ones. I'm not very carefull
TCP0.0.0.0:4450.0.0.0:0
LISTENING
UDP0.0.0.0:445*:*
The ports are not currently open to any foreign
machines; the
0.0.0.0:0 and
*:* are just showing the ports are listening for
connections
from -your-
machine to -your-
check out STAN from the NIST (government site).
-scm
On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Liu Wen wrote:
Generating random numbers has always been a big problem. Now I have to
look into this topic in short time, I am reading Art of Computer
Programming , but I am afraid the content is not up-to-date. Is
Now, I want to setup a caching server on Windows NT. so ,i got squid-NT
from http://www.phys-iasi.ro/users/romeo/squidnt.htm. problems are:
1.which external passwd authentication program can I use? plain text
passwd file ?
2.I have a squid proxy server on a linux to connect to the caching
server.
A web server probably wouldn't work too bad, depends on what kinds of files you want
to share, etc. If you want to share larger files, I suggest that you don't go with
http because it's not very good with resuming (incase the person gets diconnected or
watever else.) As for ftp servers,
Well your ASCII diagram doesn't exactly show what you word in your email...
but... your solution might be as simple as this:
++
++ Internet ++
++
||
+
+Linux +
Is anyone running XP Server Beta? I tried to remove the IIS componet on it,
and after the uninstall, it says that Apache is running, with a program
called REDHUNT32.EXE
Anyone knows what it is?
Here are a couple that I found:
http://www.sans.org/infosecFAQ/firewall/net_add2.htm
http://www.enterasys.com/products/whitepapers/ssr/network-trans/
http://www.docs.uu.se/~tschudin/lect/20002001/dn2/slides/nat-4up.pdf
HTH
Nick
On Mon, 2001-12-17 at 01:34, Pete Procenko wrote:
I think, the
Well... probably you'll want to install SAMBA (www.samba.org)
Samba shares files in the Windows style and is pretty reliable.
Anyway I don't understand wall what have you done. Are you protecting yourself from
the rest of the LAN? Securing the LAN will be a better practice.
Absolutely yours
Thanks to everyone who responded. I could not get ahold of the previous
owner due to the person selling on ebay purchased this equipment at a .bomb
auction. It turns out I was forgetting to initialize the bootstrap (i) after
calling calling the confreg 0x142.
Mike8:)
If you want to transfer files securely between a linux box and a
*nix/Windows box you can you ssh/scp. This is not a direct replacement for
FTP. I am not aware of a anonymous ssh/scp server. Anyways, the windows
client can be found here.
That last part is defiantly a problem of mine...heh The part about having the same
passwords for eveything...The only problem is remembering other passwords.
--- Thomas Sjogren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1lvJ3s$|c@ - I would just remember the phrase I love Jessica.
or
j0y2+H3wor|d - Joy to the World.
Why not learn to create passwords with the help of a basic system and adding
a haxxor twist to it?
paalrrsshf (the first letter of the first ten
On Tue, Dec 18, 2001 at 11:41:31PM -, Securitynews wrote:
Is there such thing as POP3 proxying. Does anyone know of an application
for this?
Perdition. www.nl.vergenet.net
Tim
--
Tim Sailer (at home) Coastal Internet, Inc.
Network and Systems
On Mon, Dec 17, 2001 at 07:58:06PM -0800, you (John Morris) wrote:
Whoa... I don't like what I'm hearing here...
Your choice ;) I don't like top-posted replies
with uncutted signatures and useless cites ;P
1. Never, ever, ever give anyone a password of yours.
I'm not especially sensitive when
Create a resource http - http_screening. Go to the match tab and
check http and get. In path, put *{.pif,.scr,.com,.exe,.bat} (and
I would include the other extensions from Nimda and code red/blue).
Implement this in a rule for everything crossing the firewall (maybe
negating the internals,
Check out http://www.fourmilab.ch/hotbits/
Liu Wen wrote:
Generating random numbers has always been a big problem. Now I have to
look into this topic in short time, I am reading Art of Computer
Programming , but I am afraid the content is not up-to-date. Is there
any specific web sites or
another good too is X probe project by Ofir Arking and Fyodor
http://www.sys-security.com/html/projects/X.html
As the webpage mentions, X probe doesn't use TCP , but instead, ICMP.
It's also quicker and more efficient in that uses less packets to ID a
remote OS.
On 18 Dec 2001 00:14:24
sftp comes with ssh2. Use the dummy shell to lock out users or just set
their shell to /bin/false. Also check out chrootgroups, since sftp doesn't
chroot by default.
I'd give you a link, but every time I post it, the moderator rejects my
message.
Please help me pointing me to a right
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