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eBooks / Re: BT5 cookbook
« Last post by globus25 on May 19, 2013, 12:05:01 pm »
Backtrack is for people that need to test every aspect of security in company/home/work/etc.
It is better to make own pentest virtual box so You know what is where, how to use stuff...

@madara - in books there will be only general stuff, You need to learn stuff like coding, just like kenjoe41 said...
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Video Tutorials / Re: securitytube python course tutorials
« Last post by globus25 on May 19, 2013, 11:59:03 am »
It is a fake, I have original videos and the size if different :)
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Scripting languages / Re: [Python] Make your terminal greet you
« Last post by WirelessDesert on May 19, 2013, 11:38:00 am »
I love this, modified it to my liking though, added random .cow selection.
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Video Tutorials / Re: securitytube python course tutorials
« Last post by leo on May 19, 2013, 09:07:52 am »
But it said error when I unpacked
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Projects and Discussion / Re: Which language? (more specific than your typical question..)
« Last post by namespace7 on May 19, 2013, 08:51:50 am »
Quote from: silenthunder on May 19, 2013, 03:13:41 am
Sounds like C would be the best choice here.. I have to be enrolled in a 2 year college for this program and the college only offers 2 programming courses: Basic/Visual Basic and C++/Visual C++. Is C++ too different from C? I'll start learning C before I take the class but I want to know which class would better coordinate with C, because I need to take at least 1 class as proof that I know something lol.

Cant you just learn C on your own?
And by the way, you can write in C within C++ to an extent, so C++ is a more wide language with more possibilities. Its more powerful for big application programming where classes and object oriented programming help out a lot.
But for studying Security course at uni, I would still learn C and not C++.
Just my opinion.
You could just get some books on it and learn by yourself.
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Projects and Discussion / Re: Which language? (more specific than your typical question..)
« Last post by rasenove on May 19, 2013, 06:53:34 am »
Quote from: silenthunder on May 19, 2013, 03:13:41 am
Is C++ too different from C?
No. Theres a reason why c++ is called "c with classes", and that is what it says it is.
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Projects and Discussion / Re: Which language? (more specific than your typical question..)
« Last post by Zesh on May 19, 2013, 05:59:41 am »
Quote from: silenthunder on May 19, 2013, 03:13:41 am
but I want to know which class would better coordinate with C

The C++ class ofcourse. Its just C with two ++ :P
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Projects and Discussion / Re: Which language? (more specific than your typical question..)
« Last post by silenthunder on May 19, 2013, 03:13:41 am »
Sounds like C would be the best choice here.. I have to be enrolled in a 2 year college for this program and the college only offers 2 programming courses: Basic/Visual Basic and C++/Visual C++. Is C++ too different from C? I'll start learning C before I take the class but I want to know which class would better coordinate with C, because I need to take at least 1 class as proof that I know something lol.
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Members introduction / Re: Right, an intro.
« Last post by WirelessDesert on May 19, 2013, 12:44:33 am »
Quote from: namespace7 on May 18, 2013, 11:29:00 pm
Welcome!
Nice to see a better intro then most people post these days :D

Make your self at home and don't forget to add irc.evilzone.org:6667 #Evilzone to your autojoin list. :)
also add #32b,0 to the autojoin, you know what they say; One rectal inspection a server visit keeps your soul happy.


Oh, and welcome.
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Projects and Discussion / Re: FakeM Program Diary
« Last post by Raavgo on May 19, 2013, 12:10:26 am »
Alright I changed the Subject of the topic to Program Diary so I think its time for some documentation!

I found a name for the program: FakeM

What I plan to do is following:

Use case: FakeM 1.0 (command line)
Input[working]
   getHost -> string
   getLogin -> string
   getPassword -> string
   getFakeSender -> string
   getReciever -> string
   getSubject -> string
   read Message line by line -> store in array[max 100 lines]
   
Create Mail[]
   modify Header  [not working yet]
   attach Subject  [working]
   attach Message [not working yet]
   attach files [optional] (max 3) [not working yet]
   
Send [working]
   send to Host
   
   
Use Case: FakeM (GUI)
Create Mail[]
   get Input from GUI
   get Subject from GUI
   get Message from GUI
   modify Header
   attach Subject
   attach Message
   attach file [optional](disabled to prevent Script Kiddies from spamming Viruses or Trojans via Mail)
   
Send[]
   send to Host


If you have any kind of idea how to improve this program feel free to tell them :D


regards
Raavgo
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