smbrelay in origin was, some years ago, created by CDC. M$ smb signing do it
historic. This tool is an evolution of this ?
Regards
On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 9:37 PM, Andres Tarasco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have published a new proof of concept tool, named Smbrelay3, that is
able to replay
Its a completely new tool as it does not share code with the old smbrelay
however, as the main goal is to replay NTLM authentication challenges, i
decided to name it smbrelay, like the great cdc tool.
smbrelay3 have been tested against windows 2000/xp/2003 and works fine.
Andres
2008/11/16
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Herewith a new release of RFIDIOt, which is very much a work in
progress, but has some goodies that make it worth releasing now...
From CHANGES:
v0.u - November 2008
add testlahf.sh script for testing LAHF units
fix -R reader type override in RFIDIOtconfig.py
add RFIDIOtconfig.py checking for
Having not found one (except msf) that reliably works against my own setup
thought of writing my own MS08-067 exploit piece. Plugged the shellcode for
win2k and win2k3[sp2]. No plans for updating the xp shellcode.
Grab the python here:
http://www.hackingspirits.com/vuln-rnd/vuln-rnd.html
-d
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Dear Andrea Tabasco,
To be fair, the only great thing about the cdc is the appetites of
the members, and the only great tools from the group would be the
members themselves. Thank you for misunderstanding the word
great.
best regards,
- -al
ps:
Point taken! :)
Actually I wanted to have separate section for putting the exploits I have
published for vulnerabilities already discovered by someone else; but later
thought of putting all in the same page with a note indicating highlighting
those vulnerabilities which are not mine but the
Salut, James Matthews,
On Fri, 14 Nov 2008 12:03:53 +0200, James Matthews wrote:
HAHAHAH Now they are going to be pissed. They pass all these stupid
surveillance laws and get away with it! L:et them have fun now...
I'm afraid you got that one wrong. The surveillance laws in Germany
are not
