I’m sure people used TOR Mail because they thought they were completely anonymous. But there are side channel attacks, like asking France for a particular server.
I found this on Youtube by searching for CEH.
The slides, I have begun, are just run in the background, just so I can listen while I do other things.
In recent news, the EC Council was defaced. (February 23rd, 2014)
Samy Kamkar (creator of the Samy worm) has an awesome video on his program, Skyjack: Autonomous Drone Hacking.
Here is Samy’s page on how to perform a skyjack attack. He lists the entire inventory with Amazon links to hardware so you can support his efforts on advancements toward fighting robots when they become self-aware (the singularity) and try to eliminate humans. ;)
Samy is a genius, read the entry on Wikipedia about him.
On this website are instructions on how to pass the hash on Windows 8.1. Microsoft claimed that they patched the Pass the Hash exploit in October of 2013.
Of course this is a proof of concept and some of the instructions require disabling services such as Windows Defender.
As a reminder, please only perform such testing on systems you either own or have written permission to test on.
See this great explanation of what a hash is.
Need to learn Qualys? They offer free training on their website in video format.
What is QualysGuard you ask? It’s basically a network scanning tool to scan networks to discover new or existing devices, perform compliance and vulnerability checks, and offer reporting. It is a good tool to have.
Almost every year, Scottsdale Insurance Company has a large picnic over at McCormick ranch and Jaime gets to bring up to 5 people. Damien didn’t want to go, but Pat and Courtney did. We had a lot of fun. We got to see our friends, Camille, Randy, Karie, Lorie, and all the kids.
I got to play with my quadcopter a lot and then I was done once I stuck it into a tree and had to climb it to get it.
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Don’t fall for this…
Crouton is short for the Chromium OS Universal Chroot Environment. The below instruction will allow you to install two separate OSs on your Chromebook and allow for switching in between them (AND they will have a shared folder, downloads, to move data back and forth.)
Kali is the successor to backtrack and if you don’t know what that is, well, perhaps this page isn’t for you, but I will guide you to where you can read more: http://www.kali.org/
Follow these steps to install crouton and kali on a chromebook.
Save everything you stored locally into your Google Drive.
From the desktop, press
Escape Refresh and Power
Press
Control D
don’t press anything.
Just wait, it will beep in two beep bursts, twice.
It will reboot and beep.
Go through set up, choosing your wlan and log in to your google account.
Once done, visit
https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton
and download this file http://goo.gl/fd3zc
Now access the terminal by pressing Control Alt t
type
shell
and press enter
type
sudo sh -e ~/Downloads/crouton -r kali -t kde -n kali
Credit to http://grephaxs.com/chromebook-install-kali-with-crouton/ on the kali Linux bit
Once install is complete, type
sudo startkde
You can now switch between each OS by pressing Control Alt Shift and the arrow keys above the 1-2 and 2-3.
Photos below are taken 1 minute apart.
kali linux with kde kinda sucks though, and it doesn’t include all the cool tools (read: metasploit) that kali is known for as the successor to backtrack. But it is a starting point. Once I find an ARM package to install metasploit, I’ll post that too.
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