Howdy, Stranger!

It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!

About

Username: McKittrick
Joined: December 2010
Visits: 1
Last Active: December 2012
Roles: Member
Posts: 194

McKittrick

Activity
Discussions 22
Comments 172

Tor or a VPN?
i mentioned this before in one of my last posts. i believe the elite way of doing it is controlling each route point (good luck!) by setting up a GRE tunnel. as i said in my post, not exactly easy by any means, but almost undetectable if you do it r…

Comment by McKittrick March 2011 permalink
Anybody have Nmap Network Scanning
should i bother reading the "cookbook"? i already read the scanning guide last month. i just saw the description for "cookbook" and it says "simplified scanning techniques" discussed, so should i even bother with it? th…

Comment by McKittrick March 2011 permalink
Pointers for Script kiddies / Beginners to the field
all i was trying to get across is this: hacking is nothing more than learning to manipulate what is in front of you, whether that be a conversation, a piece of code, or being on an OS (could be ANYTHING) just because one has a nix box, does not mean…

Comment by McKittrick March 2011 permalink
Pointers for Script kiddies / Beginners to the field
no but i have seen on here where windows was mentioned as rather laughable (maybe not in those direct words) my point still stands. those who bitch about windows (or even IE), i usually find don't know how to use it properly

Comment by McKittrick March 2011 permalink
Pointers for Script kiddies / Beginners to the field
it seems to me almost every board i have visited (even this one) always seems to succumb to "flame wars" and that gets old for one, i am SICK of the windows bashing on here! guess what, half the shit you do on a linux box, windows can now…

Comment by McKittrick March 2011 permalink
BlackHat
i always have been at odds with things like DEFCON. the main reason is, yeah, you learn a few things, but these days it has been transormed into nothing more than a bloated geek convention with half-naked models and dopey celebs. the serious side of…

Comment by McKittrick February 2011 permalink
Favourite IT / IT Security Websites
i have not been on milw0rm in ages so i wouldn't know! as far as infosysec, i have not been to that one in years, either, but that was at one time one of the most comprehensive security sites on the net. how bout phenoelit? is he still doing hi…

Comment by McKittrick February 2011 permalink
Favourite IT / IT Security Websites
this has nothing to do with sites per say, but it is along the lines of recomendations: i just read a great security book you should all own "The Penetration Testers Open Source Toolkit" (Syngress) as for sites: infosysec.com remote-ex…

Comment by McKittrick February 2011 permalink
[help]Attack vectors for Attacking a remotely closed port?
most, if not all firewalls in use today easily block packet fragging

Comment by McKittrick January 2011 permalink
SOMEONE EXPLAIN THIS
yes, i understand on the VPN aspect. i was not really questioning the preventative measures in this case. i really was just throwing out the idea of "what if" scenarios. but again, you would STILL have to have some type of forwarding in pl…

Comment by McKittrick January 2011 permalink
[help]Attack vectors for Attacking a remotely closed port?
no and what if the port in question only responds to a query from a same source/destination? (like in RIP/IPSEC)

Comment by McKittrick January 2011 permalink
[help]Attack vectors for Attacking a remotely closed port?
maybe i am not reading this right, but how does one "open" a closed port? to open a port would mean to initiate a running SERVICE. i don't believe one can just force a service to magically start running if it is not there to create th…

Comment by McKittrick January 2011 permalink
"Hacking In A Domain Environment"
thank you for the info related to the new KERBEROS attack methods. i was familiar with the former, not the latter. howver, after reading it, i found that the only way it would work is if you had access PHYSICALLY to the machine on the network (an in…

Comment by McKittrick January 2011 permalink
SOMEONE EXPLAIN THIS
mandi, you obviously are not as well-versed with these protocols as you would like to think you are. i mentioned the RSVP concept because i had heard about it in the past but never have actually saw it implemented. i said it is possible one can hija…

Comment by McKittrick January 2011 permalink
Post you're Favorite Programs/Tools/Firefox Addons
LOKI Unicornscan NMAP Open VAS Metasploit IRPAS suite IKE-scan Solarwinds SNMP Browser CANVAS Process Explorer

Comment by McKittrick January 2011 permalink
The selena gomez hack
but the problem is, he acts like what those kids are doing is somehow important. he never downplays it like he should. i admire Mitnick on one level, but he got caught because he liked to brag. that loses points with me

Comment by McKittrick January 2011 permalink
The selena gomez hack
"why does everyone think this is amazing"? because we live in a time where any kid can point his Metasploit at a target, hit the OWN button, and afterwards be mentioned on CNN with "hacker" across the TV screen (while Kevin Mitn…

Comment by McKittrick January 2011 permalink
"Scanning Your Own Cable Modem"
chronic, the IP will not always be a 192. in my case, it was a 10, and other times i would see a 24 block (the 24 block was what my ISP was using at the time). the way i understand it, you will see the IP come up in the traffic dump at bootup, and y…

Comment by McKittrick January 2011 permalink
"Scanning Your Own Cable Modem"
so has anyone on here actually tried this since i posted it? i assume it could also be done with a WAP also

Comment by McKittrick January 2011 permalink
Whats your IQ?
not to be rude, but in the end, don't polls like this end up being nothing more than a pissing contest? i tend to avoid them

Comment by McKittrick January 2011 permalink

More Comments

Howdy, Stranger!

About

Top Posters

Who's Online (2)

McKittrick