Archive for October, 2006

www.swik.net stole my friends site, and never even asked!

Saturday, October 28th, 2006

Hi people, we all know what its like to have our content ripped off, its just somehow worse when its done not only blatantly, but badly, in mass, and without even asking first, let alone with permission. Obviously, this is a great problem on the internet, and I Ask all azio.org users to kindly support [...]

What is Diceware?

Saturday, October 28th, 2006

Diceware is a type of way to making cryptographic passwords, passphrases,
or other vars (variables). How it works is simple, the user uses real physical dices as a hardware random number generator. This is actually surprisingly more difficult than many people are aware, even some coders don’t know this. Basically its almost impossible to generate an [...]

What Is password synchronization?

Saturday, October 28th, 2006

Password synchronization is defined as any process or technology that helps users to maintain a single password on a given set of systems in one single security policy, this rotates on singular basis and is one of the most effective mechanisms for addressing password management problems. However, in recent articles we spoke a lot about [...]

I cured my migraine with a pc speaker, and now I’m well enough to tell you!

Thursday, October 26th, 2006

And Introduction to living with migraines
I have suffered from chronic migraines ever since I was a young child, occassionally I get the occassional migraine marathon and can be dehabilitated for days or even weeks, but mostly 4 - 5 hours or so in a dark room, away from sound, light sources and heat, really does [...]

Law suits and broken glass everywhere…Windows

Wednesday, October 25th, 2006

Just guess how many lawsuits microsoft have won with only your hands, its amusing..
Well in my last article I included some mock up graphics I made, here it is in its full glory. Hopefully my webhosting will stay up long enough for us all to get some satisfaction on this one.

Damnit somebody broke all the [...]

HowTo: Hack Anonymously and Securely (and learn the basics about routes)

Wednesday, October 25th, 2006

So you want to hack anonymously eh?
Firstly, I’m certainly not going to be held responsible for anything you do with this article, or indeed on any content you might read on my site. However, I’ve been making a little diagram to help map out how my computers on my local network talk to my gateway, [...]

How long Will It take them to crack your password?

Tuesday, October 24th, 2006

Today I thought I’d share this very popular article, “how fast can they crack your password?”, a lot of you might have seen this on digg.com already (it got a whopping 3000+ diggs). I guess this stuff is important, you really need to be familiar with how many characters are required for your system (arguably [...]

HowTo: Install Linux on laptop with 4mb ram and 200mb HDD (with muLinux)

Tuesday, October 24th, 2006

Today I came accross an excellent article on the tldp (the linux documentation project). Basically you can install Linux with a very relatively small amount of RAM. People that are using mini-itx boards with flash memory might find this useful. So go on, give yourself a treat and implement monstor linux on your mini pc. [...]

Nice Penguins on Wikipedia

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

These big fellas are called Emperor Penguins, and that they are

Tool Downloads For Password Cracking TopList

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

John The Ripper
Milw0rn Online MD5 Cracker
Project Rainbow Crack
MD5 Tables
The Medusa Bruteforcer for CVS, FTP, HTTP, IMAP, MS-SQL, MySQL, NCP (NetWare), PcAnywhere, POP3, PostgreSQL, rexec, rlogin, rsh, SMB, SMTP (VRFY), SNMP, SSHv2, SVN, Telnet, VmAuthd, VNC, and a generic wrapper module.
Downloading Cisco Configuration Files with srgn-ciscoconf
FlashFXP Password Recovery
Cain for Pocket PC - uber leet…
KMD5 Brute Force [...]

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