#DOM

... l, irc, icq, un puerto abierto en tu PC, a una shell, etc... Digamos que tenemos una victima que parece tener informacion importante o que simplemente nos sentimos a gusto en su pc, PERO de repente se siente harto de muelear ni$as de 13 o 14 a$os en #DOMinicanos y se desconecta. (Historia Real, hehehe) Seria un dolor en el Cu... En el OUTPUT del ser humano. Gam3-0v3r ~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^ kSh kSh kSh kSh kSh kSh kSh ~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~ ...

... e word "pizza" into Netscape Navigator 4.6. It went straight to pizza.com. Now, I have the Enable Internet Keywords option turned off in the preferences (in the Smart Browsing category -- see http://www.poorrichard.com/newsltr/012.htm#DOMain for a discussion of this feature). So I turned the feature back on, and tried again. This time I got a search-results page containing four links to pizza-related Web sites (none of which were pizza.com or pizza.net), followed by links to pizza.co ...

... hey may follow later. Using Other Name Servers In the last couple of issues I've discussed various domain-name problems I had when moving a domain: Moving Domain Names ... and Losing Them http://www.poorrichard.com/newsltr/023.htm#DOMain Missing Domains ... the Saga Continues http://www.poorrichard.com/newsltr/024.htm#domain Domains Names -- Tell 'em When You Leave http://www.poorrichard.com/newsltr/024.htm#domain2 Hitting Your Site From Other ...

... er. It took more than ten days for some name servers to switch -- during that time, anyone accessing the Internet through US West, for instance, would not have been able to get to the domain. http://www.poorrichard.com/newsltr/023.htm#DOMain Well, just a few days ago, several weeks after the problem had been resolved ... it reoccurred! I tried to access the Web site, and found a USWest.net Web page saying my Web site was under construction! I called US West immediately, and they chan ...

... if the tape drive is functioning. The X6EL goes back in the morning. Netscape Changes the Domain Name Rules: II In the last issue I talked about Netscape's new Smart Browsing "feature" ( http://www.poorrichard.com/newsltr/012.htm#DOMain ). Navigator 4.5 Preview edition handles text typed into the Location bar in a new manner. If you type a full domain name, it simply looks up the domain name as usual, and transfers the Web page. But if you type a single word -- without the .com, ...

... eso (Hay cada caso..), Ahora en Windoze NT existen muchos recursos compartidos que no necesariamente son Disco, Por ejemplo IPC$ y/o Printers etc. Como conectarse a ellos? en tu \WINDOW$\LMHOST adicionas: <EDITAR> : 200.xx.xxx.xx PC01 #PRE #DOM:GRUPO01 Luego Ejecutas : >NBTSTAT -R // Para referescar la Tabla NetBIOS Names Resolution and Registration Statistics ---------------------------------------------------- Resolved By Broadcast = 3 Resolved By Name Server = 0 Registered By ...

... ua maquina) Depois de tudo configurado e funcionando, kille seu named e execute este script -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- #!/bin/sh #Script por ][MoSCa][ - BrasNET HOST=$RANDOM NSDOMAIN=your.ns.org #DOMain we control DEVICE=ppp0 #name of device we want to use MEUIP=$1 if [ $# -ne '3' ]; then echo "usage: $0 <Ip> <Spoof> <Irc Server>" exit fi killall jizz sleep 1 jizz $HOST.$NSDOMAIN $NSDOMAIN $MEUIP $NSDOMAIN $MEUIP $2 &am ...

... eckmark to "always open files with this extension" on that. Simply go through the LMHOST file until you see the part: # This file is compatible with Microsoft LAN Manager 2.x TCP/IP lmhosts # files and offers the following extensions: # # #PRE # #DOM: # #INCLUDE # #BEGIN_ALTERNATE # #END_ALTERNATE # \0xnn (non-printing character support) # # Following any entry in the file with the characters "#PRE" will cause # the entry to be preloaded into the name cache. By default, entries are # not preload ...

... Never In order to fully understand what is happening in the capture, lets discuss it. Before the actual attack took place, a mapping was put into the lmhosts file that reflected the Student4 machine and it's Domain activity status using the #PRE/#DOM tags (explained in more detail below.). The entry was then preloaded into the NetBIOS cache, and a null IPC session was established. As you can see, the command is issued against the Domain name. The tool will then query the Primary Domain Controlle ...