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Geek Culture / CALLING ALL HACKERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!AND ANY MODS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Benjamin
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Posted: 15th Mar 2005 03:41
Quote: "Make it run a check on the exe itself to see if it is the same, otherwise kill it."

Yeah, thats sort of what most installers do to make sure they aren't infected.


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Neofish
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Posted: 15th Mar 2005 03:52
haha I'm not talking crap for once

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BatVink
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Posted: 15th Mar 2005 04:22
Have you read the Acceptable Usage Policy?

Do not involve or advocate illegal activities (including piracy)

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Neofish
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Posted: 15th Mar 2005 04:23
He's not, he's trying to protect himself from those illegal activities, which is not illegal.

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Digital Dragon
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Posted: 15th Mar 2005 04:26
Yeah, that IS WHY I made this programme, to protect my personal files. But hacked this easy! not so protected.

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dj chainz
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Posted: 15th Mar 2005 04:37
Quote: "BTW COULD SOMEONE PLZ GIVE ME SITES FOR HACKING PLZ! thx "

Well, there are a few tools hackers will use. Firstly, and most usefully, is the hex-editor. I find a hexeditor extremely useful for editing files, and unprotected exectuables

The most widely used is XVI32 - search on google for just that and u'll find the link.

Another program is an assembly decompiler. It will take any exectuable to pieces, and also give you an accessible picture of what the RAM shows. Passwords can be found out by stopping the programs execution and searching the program memory for the unencrypted password (this won't work with the passvalue method).

[href]http://home.t-online.de/home/Ollydbg/href] is the most widely used, I believe.

Well, thats all i know about hacking really. I just did a bit of research for a game, so I dont know too much about such stuff. Try the missions on http://hackthissite.org for a challenge.

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Dave J
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Posted: 15th Mar 2005 17:44
Quote: "Then when someone logs in do the same calculation on the password and if it matches what is stored hey presto you are in. And you cannot work out the password from passValue. Even if you know the maths for each letter. Think about it. I had a small argument (with beer admittingly) with a Maths PHD guy over that one."


Yeah, someone actually asked me to try and crack a password algorithm like that from the final value, I took one look at how it manipulated the input password and was like, "no chance."


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bitJericho
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Posted: 15th Mar 2005 23:05
this isn't hacking, btw, it's cracking..

And I believe on unix and linux systems they use an md5 hash..

storedPass = "blah"
storedPass = MD5(storedPass)
IF MD5(inputtedPass) = storedPass THEN accepted


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Ian T
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Posted: 15th Mar 2005 23:47
Unbreakable eh ?

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Digital Dragon
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Posted: 16th Mar 2005 01:33
lol , I thought so at first because i came up with quite a clever thing i like to call it a time lock. I thought "code breaking" wouldn't regonise this and get stuck, but no one really even tryes that, they just skip all of it lol. But i thought this time lock thing was good, for a newbie.

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UnderLord
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Posted: 16th Mar 2005 09:43
Quote: "OT: If anyone can find it ya'll should try out my encryption routine, no-one's cracked it yet "


YET is the keyword....this is silly anyone with a hex editor can do this...but me personally i got a astalavista security cd which my friend copyed and gave to me got some good stuff on it DOS and so on =P

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Newbie Brogo
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Posted: 17th Mar 2005 03:13
Yeah, you definatley shouldn't put the actual password in the code...




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Dazzag
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Posted: 17th Mar 2005 07:00
Also doesn't help putting a massive pointer of "passcode is". I mean keep a little mystery.

Out of interest how come you asked for hackers *and* moderators? Erm, no disrespect guys, but isn't it just control of a php board, qualified by basically being an all round liked bloke (or blokella) that has more time than most to sort out things. Methinks someone has been watching too many movies like Hackers. Unless Rich changed things so you have to write a routine in assembly to lock a post....

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Neofish
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Posted: 17th Mar 2005 07:02
Quote: "Quote: "OT: If anyone can find it ya'll should try out my encryption routine, no-one's cracked it yet "

YET is the keyword....this is silly anyone with a hex editor can do this...but me personally i got a astalavista security cd which my friend copyed and gave to me got some good stuff on it DOS and so on =P"

huh...

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Digital Dragon
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Posted: 17th Mar 2005 14:57
@ Dazzag
I thought it would have to take hackers to brake this, oviously not, oh well maybe another day.

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Osiris
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Posted: 18th Mar 2005 00:37
Ok. But what did this have to do with mods?

Digital Dragon
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Posted: 18th Mar 2005 03:01
Maybe mods, because they know dbp SO MUCH they might find a way round it, idk !

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Benjamin
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Posted: 18th Mar 2005 03:08
Who says they know dbp so much? Ok maybe some of them do


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Dave J
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Posted: 18th Mar 2005 14:44
I don't.


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Dazzag
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Posted: 18th Mar 2005 16:09
Fair enough. But I bet you could hack the CIA if you wanted to eh?

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Dave J
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Posted: 18th Mar 2005 16:11
Maybe not the CIA, but definitely the NSA.


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Dazzag
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Posted: 18th Mar 2005 16:24 Edited at: 18th Mar 2005 16:24
Careful. Don't admit anything.

Ah no, ang on, see you are in Fostersland. Less problems about being carted away for no reason over there.

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Ian T
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Posted: 19th Mar 2005 01:59
Quote: "Less problems about being carted away for no reason over there."


From what I've heard, you'd be surprised. Unless you live there yourself of course .

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