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PHPShell - Access Shell on a FTP Account
Submitted by r00tk1ll on Fri, 05/23/2008 - 04:29.One of the most annoying things to any Webmaster or end user that is allotted space on a hosted server is not having shell access. I can think of countless legitimate reasons why a user would need to access his shell and besides, he is paying for it!
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iPod sync error messages: "The disk could not be read from or written to"
Submitted by fivemagics99 on Tue, 05/13/2008 - 18:05.Problem
When attempting to sync iPod (any model) with iTunes on Windows XP, you may run into one of the following unfriendly error messages:
"The disk could not be read from or written to,"
"The required disk could not be found"
"The iPod "Customer's iPod" cannot be updated. An unknown error occurred (-50)"
"The iPod "Customer's iPod" could not be restored. An unknown error occurred (1418)"
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Recover Deleted Data from USB Thumbdrive
Submitted by r00tk1ll on Thu, 05/08/2008 - 17:24.Recovering deleted items is a common practice in computer forensics and data recovery services. Whether the data being recovered was accidentally or purposely deleted it still remains on the drive until it is overwritten. This is due to the simple fact that when a file is deleted only the references to the files location on the disk are erased from the Master File Table (MFT) or similar depending on what format you use. What this does is tell the OS that there is now free space that can be used on the hard drive, but the actual data still remains on the disk.
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Install Backtrack 3 in VMware
Submitted by solaris on Wed, 05/07/2008 - 04:22.The process of installing Backtrack 3 Beta to a virtual machine is very similar to installing it to a real hard drive without the complexities of configuring a dual boot (LILO) MBR! I have found running Backtrack as a VMware appliance more useful than dual booting in most testing situations because you can just bounce back and forth between host and guest operating systems.
Open VMware Workstation and choose “new virtual machine”, the wizard will launch.
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How to ARP Spoof - Man In The Middle Attacks
Submitted by r00tk1ll on Wed, 04/23/2008 - 03:21.This is the second segment of a four part tutorial covering the most common situations in which ARP spoofing is utilized and the mechanics involved. In this segment I will cover a couple of man in the middle (MITM) attacks possible while ARP spoofing using the GUI version of Ettercap (available in Backtrack) . Please maintain your ethics and don’t misuse this information as it is for educational purposes, I am not responsible for any illegal activities!
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