And someone will complain that it would have happened years ago if it weren't for the fact that "Micro$haft R&D is actually a secret organization charged with preventing the colonization of space by kids on bicycles."
And someone else will demand that the CAD/CAM files for the bicycle be released, since GPL'd software helped get it into outer space.
A 9402-236. From what I can tell, not much more than a decade old.
I also have: Osborne 1 (should be arriving tomorrow) DECserver 200/MC and two Tektronix XP421C's.
The XP421C's are interesting... Shinomura had one, which is how Mitnick exploited the trust relationship. The buggers are vulnerable to SYN flooding, and possess a trivial ISN generator. I gave one to a friend, and we use them at work, but first we hop through our Linux boxen that are set up to SSH port-forward. If you've never seen a machine run an X server with no fans or HD, and 8 MB of RAM, you haven't really lived.;)
Jouster
P.S. And hereare some pics (on top of the AS/400, those are ISA 5250 emulator cards).
The worst part is that I have several additional pictures pulled up in my Mozilla 1.2 Beta (build 2002101612, WinXP), but can't save them because my Mozilla decided to stop saving things recently. Anyone have a solution?
This reminds me of a comment I spotted once about collecting old computers (one of my hobbies... wanna see my AS/400?):
Paraphrased, "Yeah, I really need to find a hobby that's less expensive and doesn't take up as much room. Y'know, like collecting large diamonds."
At any rate, the guy who modded this Commodore is an idiot. I would have paid some good money for that machine, and many of my friends would have, as well. And, coincidentally, my Osborne 1 arrives tomorrow. I'll have to make sure this site isn't on my other computers' screens, or the Osborne might get a little anxious....
Jouster
Re:No more hacking Saddam's inbox?
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Saddam's Inbox Hacked
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I love it!
The changes are propogating across DNS now... "webmail.uruklink.net" is now a private address in the 10.0.0.0/8 class A!
Starting nmap V. 2.54BETA31 ( www.insecure.org/nmap/ ) No tcp,udp, or ICMP scantype specified, assuming vanilla tcp connect() scan. Use -sP if you really don't want to portscan (and just want to see what hosts are up). Host (62.32.60.16) appears to be up... good. Initiating Connect() Scan against (62.32.60.16) Adding open port 25/tcp Adding open port 8383/tcp Adding open port 110/tcp The Connect() Scan took 12 seconds to scan 4 ports. Warning: OS detection will be MUCH less reliable because we did not find at least 1 open and 1 closed TCP port For OSScan assuming that port 25 is open and port 33201 is closed and neither are firewalled For OSScan assuming that port 25 is open and port 39570 is closed and neither are firewalled For OSScan assuming that port 25 is open and port 39827 is closed and neither are firewalled Interesting ports on (62.32.60.16): Port State Service 25/tcp open smtp 110/tcp open pop-3 8383/tcp open unknown 8389/tcp filtered unknown
No OS matches for host (test conditions non-ideal). TCP/IP fingerprint: SInfo(V=2.54BETA31%P=i386-redhat-lin ux-gnu%D=10/28 %Time=3DBD8674%O=25%C=-1) TSeq(Class=TR%TS=0) T1 (Resp=Y%DF=Y%W=564%ACK=S++%Flags=AS%Ops=MNNT) T2( Resp=N) T3(Resp=N) T4(Resp=N) T5(Resp=N) T6(Re sp=N) T7(Resp=N) PU(Resp=N)
TCP Sequence Prediction: Class=truly random
Difficulty=9999999 (Good luck!) TCP ISN Seq. Numbers: 5E47AE5C A0B64F86 4F9BF508 BFC8A529 A3713D10 9EA869AA IPID Sequence Generation: Busy server or unknown class
Nmap run completed -- 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 94 seconds
So, rather than actually shutting down the ports in question, they just turn off DNS resolution for webmail.uruklink.net. Of course, their NS entries still exist, and a quick subnet scan on port 8383 (nice of them to choose an odd port number, wasn't it?) reveals that adding
62.32.60.16 webmail.uruklink.net
to your/etc/hosts (or C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts for us Windows users) quite nicely lets us into the webmail system.
Alas, the user/pass is not "press"/"press", nor a mispelled "sadam"/"sadam". Ah, well.
Are Credit Unions better? Both of mine have been great--OU FCU (forget the URI) explicitly supports all browsers with 128-bit or higher encryption, on any OS, and Commonwealth One shows you a scary warning indicating that it's not "officially" supported, but everything works great on every browser I've tried (including even the earliest Mozilla milestones on Linux).
Nice, but don't forget to capitalize the "E" in "Enlightened". Those who are one with the Tao must praise it properly, which includes honoring its incarnation through capitalization.
Theoretically, it's off, but OEMs can change that.
In addition, after installation, there are nice, big "YOUR COMPUTER IS INSECURE!!!"-type dialog balloons that pop up over the Windows Update systray widget until you explicitly choose an automatic-Windows Update settings. The default is some degree of automation (I believe download only), with automatic download and install being strongly suggested.
Off. Pops up dialog boxes and warnings: "DO YOU REALLY WANT TO DO THIS!?" sort of things. After clicking "yes" a few dozen times, WinXP no longer attempts to auto-update, and doesn't poll for update availability. Automatic Download. Periodically (timeframe? anyone?) polls an MS server for updates, downloads them in the background, you have to click a little taskbar widget to install them. Automatic Download and Install. Yep, just what it says: "Please, Microsoft, install arbitrary code on my system without alerting me!"
Of course, I'm currently leading an initiative to have all non-technical people required to set their level to "Automatic Download and Install", so I can only be a certain degree of harsh about what that means.
In the interest of covering my ass: this information is easily google'able. In fact, it was posted to/. back when some newspaper did a story on a.root, and IIRC, Verisign had an invitation to an "a.root cocktail party" posted on their website, listing this address.
Here you go, I even looked up the old story for you (which raises the point that this may be a backup site, or not a site at all... who knows?).
For the benefit of those with reduced thresholds, I repost the parent (which is currently at Score: 0). Please mod parent, not this post.
There are actually several fanless PSUs I know of. There's the TKPower one (available from
Silicon Acoustics.
Then there are the two Engelking PSUs, of which the first still has a fan that kicks in when the temperature of its heatsink exceeds 45C. The second one can be water-cooled and is available from Aqua-Computer in that configuration.
Finally, there's the Deltatronic PSU and the soon-to-be-released RSG one.
Slashdot Mirror
Drop me a line, dan@BLOCKtheSPAMreifs.com, remove "BLOCK" and "SPAM".
Jouster
Drop me a line, dude. dan@BLOCKtheSPAMreifs.com, remove "BLOCK" and "SPAM".
Jouster
I'm always collecting, but in fairness to you and others, you should really look into eBaying.
Jouster
And someone will complain that it would have happened years ago if it weren't for the fact that "Micro$haft R&D is actually a secret organization charged with preventing the colonization of space by kids on bicycles."
And someone else will demand that the CAD/CAM files for the bicycle be released, since GPL'd software helped get it into outer space.
Jouster
Okay, the main page and tech info pages are now complete, others are coming along nicely.
If you haven't looked in a while, look again, since I'm putting in the latest content wget is feeding me every ten minutes or so.
Jouster
A 9402-236. From what I can tell, not much more than a decade old.
;)
I also have:
Osborne 1 (should be arriving tomorrow)
DECserver 200/MC
and two Tektronix XP421C's.
The XP421C's are interesting... Shinomura had one, which is how Mitnick exploited the trust relationship. The buggers are vulnerable to SYN flooding, and possess a trivial ISN generator. I gave one to a friend, and we use them at work, but first we hop through our Linux boxen that are set up to SSH port-forward. If you've never seen a machine run an X server with no fans or HD, and 8 MB of RAM, you haven't really lived.
Jouster
P.S. And here are some pics (on top of the AS/400, those are ISA 5250 emulator cards).
Nope, they just changed the DNS entry to a NAT'd entry.
But the server's still accessible by IP address. See my other post later on in this story for instructions.
Jouster
The worst part is that I have several additional pictures pulled up in my Mozilla 1.2 Beta (build 2002101612, WinXP), but can't save them because my Mozilla decided to stop saving things recently. Anyone have a solution?
Jouster
I'm adding more content to it as I get it, but here's what I have so far:
My Mirror.
Jouster
This reminds me of a comment I spotted once about collecting old computers (one of my hobbies... wanna see my AS/400?):
Paraphrased, "Yeah, I really need to find a hobby that's less expensive and doesn't take up as much room. Y'know, like collecting large diamonds."
At any rate, the guy who modded this Commodore is an idiot. I would have paid some good money for that machine, and many of my friends would have, as well. And, coincidentally, my Osborne 1 arrives tomorrow. I'll have to make sure this site isn't on my other computers' screens, or the Osborne might get a little anxious....
Jouster
The changes are propogating across DNS now... "webmail.uruklink.net" is now a private address in the 10.0.0.0/8 class A!
Jouster
Jouster
Alas, the user/pass is not "press"/"press", nor a mispelled "sadam"/"sadam". Ah, well.
Jouster
Are Credit Unions better? Both of mine have been great--OU FCU (forget the URI) explicitly supports all browsers with 128-bit or higher encryption, on any OS, and Commonwealth One shows you a scary warning indicating that it's not "officially" supported, but everything works great on every browser I've tried (including even the earliest Mozilla milestones on Linux).
Jouster
I hate to admit that I can't tell, but I must; exactly what is happening in the second picture?
Jouster
This is my favorite part of the whole ECCp-109 site.
Hmm, I wonder what day the story was posted....
Jouster
Nice, but don't forget to capitalize the "E" in "Enlightened". Those who are one with the Tao must praise it properly, which includes honoring its incarnation through capitalization.
Jouster
Theoretically, it's off, but OEMs can change that.
In addition, after installation, there are nice, big "YOUR COMPUTER IS INSECURE!!!"-type dialog balloons that pop up over the Windows Update systray widget until you explicitly choose an automatic-Windows Update settings. The default is some degree of automation (I believe download only), with automatic download and install being strongly suggested.
Jouster
Actually, there are three settings:
Off. Pops up dialog boxes and warnings: "DO YOU REALLY WANT TO DO THIS!?" sort of things. After clicking "yes" a few dozen times, WinXP no longer attempts to auto-update, and doesn't poll for update availability.
Automatic Download. Periodically (timeframe? anyone?) polls an MS server for updates, downloads them in the background, you have to click a little taskbar widget to install them.
Automatic Download and Install. Yep, just what it says: "Please, Microsoft, install arbitrary code on my system without alerting me!"
Of course, I'm currently leading an initiative to have all non-technical people required to set their level to "Automatic Download and Install", so I can only be a certain degree of harsh about what that means.
Jouster
In the interest of covering my ass: this information is easily google'able. In fact, it was posted to /. back when some newspaper did a story on a.root, and IIRC, Verisign had an invitation to an "a.root cocktail party" posted on their website, listing this address.
Here you go, I even looked up the old story for you (which raises the point that this may be a backup site, or not a site at all... who knows?).
Jouster
Jouster
Go look at Where Wizards Stay Up Late.
BBN designed the (D)ARPAnet, and nuclear war had nothing to do with it. Read up before you perpetuate an urban myth.
Jouster
Nope, wasn't joking. Thanks for clearing it up.
Jouster
I don't get it.
Jouster