It’s common sense for most people on the hacking side of computer security as we know how easy it is to break a password when it’s only a few characters long or it uses a dictionary word (even if it is postfixed with a couple of digits, a hybrid dictionary attack breaks it pretty fast). […]
Archives for April 2006
Photos as Visual Passwords Could Foil Hackers?
I’ve tried out a few of these visual recognition password technique things, and to tell you the truth they didn’t work for me, not at all. I clicked the requisite 3-4 spots on the image, and remembered them, but when I tried to login it wouldn’t accept it. A password that uses images instead of […]
Top 15 Security Utilities & Download Hacking Tools
This is a list of some of the most common hacking tools, security utilities with direct links for the most relevant (like ethereal hacking) and best to download hacking tools. Download Hacking Tools Below 1. Nmap I think everyone has heard of this one, recently evolved into the 4.x series. Nmap (“Network Mapper”) is a […]
Some Good Tips to Secure Linux
I came across this while browsing, has some pretty solid stuff, goes deeper than most basic Linux security guides. It has some good sections like this on protection against fork bombs: Fork bombs are programs that keep creating child processes until system resources are all used, they actually aren’t remote exploits because they require a […]
bsqlbf 1.1 – Blind SQL Injection Tool
bsqlbf is a tool for Blind SQL Injection attacks, a pretty nifty one too! The author says there are similar tools about, but he’s tried to combine all the techniques into one compact but complete tool. # CHANGELOG: # -get now support resume (with -start option) # -get to fetch files (thank you ilo AGAIN) […]