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Article #47519Re: HACKING
From: Mark Forsyth
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1999 00:00
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On Thu, 07 Jan 1999 08:14:19 +0800, Regit Young <regit@wantree.com.au> wrote: >Kalkof wrote: >> >> I need Advise for Passwort Hacking >> because i had made a little Deal with my Friend that >> i wonοΏ½t become hacked his machine.... >> Please help me HOW CAN I HACK A LINUX MACHINE? >> What must i do for this?? >> and so on >> The only thing i know is that i have to use Telnet....:-( > >Get the full set of of Linux sources, many books on Unix especially >those regarding BSD net implementation. Get all recent articles on >network security and implementataion. Get all articles on communication >standards. Learn C. Read those books and articles. Get Linux. Get a port >scanner. Get a packet sniffer.... > >Well... this is all I can think of.... at the moment. > Naaaahhhh don't bother with all that stuff. Far too much thinking involved. I suggest that he goes down the social engineering route..... Nah maybe not - MUCH easier to just ask his mate for the root password. Mark F... Sheesh do these people (original poster) think we're a bunch of complete morons... >-- >Regit Young : regit@wantree.com.au
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