[teamcrunk2k5]

Hi i have this program called

SQLScan v1.00
SQL "Slammer" worm scanner

how do i use it to get into peoples computers? is there a root kit or some thing of that sort for this. i got few results but i dont know what to do with it.

[beenal]

teamcrunk2k5, on Nov 14 2004, 07:10 PM, said:

Sorry to ask this question, but i was just woundering, does anyone know any good sites for root kits or autoroot kits, and how would i go about rooting webdev? i've tried sql, i would like to know other ways and where i can get rootkits or autoroot kits or information about other rooting ways thanks, from a noobie<---------

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

1. You don't rootkit any security hole, but the operating system
2. read rules

teamcrunk2k5, on Nov 16 2004, 01:04 AM, said:

Hi i have this program called

SQLScan v1.00
SQL "Slammer" worm scanner

how do i use it to get into peoples computers? is there a root kit or some thing of that sort for this. i got few results but i dont know what to do with it.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

1. read rules
2. If the program is called "worm scanner", then it scans for worms, or am I wrong? :blink: :rolleyes: :D

[lee]

as far as I know the slammer have no backdoor, so i think its a Vuln Scanner for the old exploit or a removal tool:rolleyes:

[teamcrunk2k5]

Hi i was just woundering can someone give me links to sites where i can get some x-scan plugins? that would be wounderful if you can thanks alot. :ph34r: :D

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[twistedps]

reading about programming languages and network protocols isnt gonna teach him anything about security, except for how to limit the amount of users that will connect to his 'server' programming example.

try fooling around with the tools and shit on the board, if you see any source code rls'd with it, check it out and expiriment with it.

[Booster2ooo]

http://d.hatena.ne.jp/tessy/20040202 ...

[Digital_Spirit]

U should find you some good tutorials and learn from them. There is a reason that the term "Hacker" is not thrown around alot. Hacker refers to one who has mastered a technology so well that they can in fact outsmart that technology because in essence they are smarter than the technology thereof. They know the program's next move before it does.
Before breaking the technology, remember; you must first master it. This is why we learn programming, TCP/IP, and so on before hacking. I mean, you don't take the car to town before learning how to drive. Why should hacking be any different? :)

[droppunx]

Digital_Spirit, on Dec 16 2004, 09:02 AM, said:

I mean, you don't take the car  to town before learning how to drive. Why should hacking be any different? :)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well, with the emergence of automatics your analogy doesn't quite work. A damn 8 year old could drive an automatic, just like damn kiddies can exploit servers with no knowledge ;)

Now everyone go buy a stick-shift, and kiddies stop calling yourself "hackers" cause you can use a public exploit :blink:

[Digital_Spirit]

I am aware that there are alot of skiddies out there, but you have to remember; there are also people that are serious about learning the art.

[exobot]

Old thread, however whilst we'e on the subject: F-Secure's Blacklight doesn't look to be too bad at all.