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Programming: Tools, Tricks and random Stuff
Hey guys, a friend of mine released his easyComment Firefox Extension today.
It allows you to One-Click-Comment the Blogpost you’re just viewing in Mozilla Firefox with your predefined personal data thereby saving you a lot of keystrokes
Go check it out here :). Read on »
Break Hotmail.com Captchas in like a Minutewebsecurity
Friday, September 12th, 2008Busin3ss wrote an article on his black hat seo blog about Hotmail’s Captcha service and how it can be broken so I’d say, guys you gotta take a sneak peek into his Blog and try the PHP script he provides.
Yes I want to break Hotmail Captchas Read on »
How to install nmap on Ubuntu Linuxwebsecurity
Thursday, September 11th, 2008Hey guys, ever wondered where to get the oh-so-famous nmap security tool?
Installing the port scanning application nmap easily by typing
sudo apt-get install nmap
into a terminal of your choice
Recently I pointed out How to find other LAN computers in Ubuntu, and if you want to scan one host seperately, a plain nmap -A -v [...] Read on »
Easy String to Hex in Shellscriptswebsecurity
Monday, January 21st, 2008echo "/etc/passwd" | cut -s -d ' ' -f 2- | tr -d ' |\n'
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“Bundestrojaner” Leaked, Download availablewebsecurity
Tuesday, January 8th, 2008Let’s announce the Public Beta!
Today, the German Federal Ministry of the Interior released it’s first preview version of the top secret “Bundestrojaner” Project, a custom malware made by the German secret service in order to spy on Terrorists, to fight against child abuse and to gain a higher level of security for the German race [...] Read on »
How to Create a Gigabyte Testfile with dd?websecurity
Friday, December 28th, 2007And again, the whole task is as simple as typing that into your terminal:
dd if=/dev/zero of=test.file bs=1000 count=0 seek=$[1000*1000*1]
which will create a one (1) gigabyte big test file named “test.file” in the current Directory.
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How to rescue your Xorg-Server in a “worst case” scenario?websecurity
Thursday, December 20th, 2007Several years ago, I was a Linux beginner as like most people were at one point in their lives.
I had just installed SuSe 9.0 for the first time, and the problem was that my ancient ATI Radeon 9000 (an old graphics card) didn’t stop bitching around: I just couldn’t manage to install and configure it [...] Read on »

