An interesting happening this week, some ISP’s have been jacking the DNS entries for certain IRC networks to crack down on zombie/bot infections. Is it ethical? Should they be doing this to their users? I first got wind of this from a post on Full Disclosure mailing list from an IRC network administrator. You can […]
Tags: bots, ddos, denial-of-service, dns, dns-hijacking, dos, IRC, irc-servers, time-warner, timewarner, zombies
Posted in: Malware, Network Hacking | Add a CommentI’ve been spending a lot of time online lately reading all kinds of stupid text files on how to “Takeover Ops Boi!!!”, “eLeEt WaYs To gEt OpS!!!”, “HOW TO GET OPS ON SERVER SPLITS”, etc. We all know none of these things work, at least not for me. They’re either written by morons, or they […]
Tags: dalnet, efnet, IRC, irc-hack, irc-hacking, irc-ops, irc-takeover, takeover
Posted in: General Hacking, Old Skool Philes, Social Engineering | Add a CommentIt seems like script kiddies have been taking full advantage of the bug we talked about in the Symantec software. Do companies never learn? Script kiddies have been taking advantage of intrusion prevention features of Symantec’s Norton Firewall and Norton Internet Security Suites to knock users offline in IRC channels, according to an amusing post […]
Tags: bug, IRC, keylogger, norton, norton-firewall, norton-internet-security, software-bug
Posted in: Security Software | Add a Commentthe following exploits (if we can call it this way) was published on securityfocus bugtraq mailinglist… it is entirely reproduced in the following lines: Norton Internet monitoring tools issues Versions Affected : * Fix : No What im writing about is how to stop the internet of some user that is using the norton tools […]
This is just an introductory article about myself, nothing interesting (for the most of you) will be revealed in this article, I re-edited it because it had to meet the EU standards (you know Romania will be part of it on 1st of January 2007). A long time ago… …I was a big game addict, […]
