http://forums.remote-exploit.org/ Suggestions for topic sections welcome! en Sat, 21 Nov 2009 13:33:03 GMT vBulletin 60 http://forums.remote-exploit.org/images/backtrack4/misc/rss.jpg http://forums.remote-exploit.org/ http://forums.remote-exploit.org/specialist-topics/28781-how-detect-location-ip-address.html Tue, 17 Nov 2009 16:49:31 GMT hello there,

I tested many services for to detect a location of ip address

I'm in Brazil,

I would like with precision find the local of the ip such as city

It's possible ?

Thanks in advanced ]]> Specialist Topics spawn http://forums.remote-exploit.org/specialist-topics/28781-how-detect-location-ip-address.html http://forums.remote-exploit.org/specialist-topics/28596-markmonitor-monitors-my-system.html Wed, 11 Nov 2009 13:57:55 GMT Hi. I have two systems at home, a Linux (Backtrack and CrashBang) and a Windows for work. The situation is as follows. -In my windows machine... Hi.

I have two systems at home, a Linux (Backtrack and CrashBang) and a Windows for work. The situation is as follows.

-In my windows machine my firewall status shows me that any time I open a network related application a few connections open, from 0.0.0.0 and a port between 3000 and 4200, to some external IPs 80 port. Three of these IPs are 209.85.135.103, 74.125.39.139, and 64.124.14.70.

-Reverse DNS and whois show the IPs belong to MarkMonitor, a company whose scope I am unsure about but whose full name is Markmonitor Brand Protection Antifraud Solutions. That sounds scary.

-I have no idea how if the connections start locally, or if they are just trying to hit the ports remotely and get answers from my network applications.

-Blocking the ports triggers the use of other ports.

I am not a newbie, but this falls slightly big for me. I need some guidance and would also like to hear any information about apart from website and strange press releases I have seen around, to try to understand what they might be after.

Just for your info, I don't do attacks from home nor am I involved in any criminal activities. Unless using Bittorrent can already fall into that description. ]]> Specialist Topics madmanu http://forums.remote-exploit.org/specialist-topics/28596-markmonitor-monitors-my-system.html http://forums.remote-exploit.org/specialist-topics/28479-turn-your-bt-network-monitoring.html Sun, 08 Nov 2009 14:44:15 GMT hello... i guess lot of us needs a network monitoring/logging server for our network to monitor as much as we can for example 1-sites has... hello...

i guess lot of us needs a network monitoring/logging server for our network

to monitor as much as we can

for example
1-sites has been visited...can be done with squid+sarg or urlsnarf

2-pictures has been seen...can be done with driftnet

3-msn/japper/irc/icq/aim/yahoo...can be done with imspector or msgsnarf but i like imspector much better

4-capturing ftp/http/https/telnet passwords...can be done with ettercap + sslstrip


waiting for more things to add...by your suggestions or ideas

what i am looking for is building a complete solution for doing all that and maybe more...

by script maybe and having a web interface for all the logs would be very nice

i would like to keep this post updated so anyone wants to add more just say it and i will update the original post ]]> Specialist Topics Ninja http://forums.remote-exploit.org/specialist-topics/28479-turn-your-bt-network-monitoring.html http://forums.remote-exploit.org/specialist-topics/28355-cracking-encrypted-hard-drive.html Tue, 03 Nov 2009 22:32:27 GMT im having a little trouble with this "challenge" my buddy gave me, he uses red hat (2.6 kernel) and the whole hard drive is encrypted except /boot/, which i could find out with backtrack by opening up the hard drive.. my question is what are the steps one would go through to get root on this machine, or some kind of trick to decrypt the hard drive, and view its files...total noob here on encryption but i thought i could find an experienced user here in the specialist section ;) ]]> Specialist Topics b3r00tb4ck http://forums.remote-exploit.org/specialist-topics/28355-cracking-encrypted-hard-drive.html