Damn hackers

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AGI1122

Re:Damn hackers

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Script kiddies are the worse because they do it to annoy people and to cause trouble.

Most of the crackers do it for revenge and personal gain.

Hackers do it to help people find then fix these problems.
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Re:Damn hackers

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good to have a tight firewall. Script kiddies can't come throu', only damned good cracks who know their utilities and tricks. 've tried some at home. The most annoying one is when a cracker comes and sends dozens of tcp-syn packets with dest. ff.ff.ff.ff - that's crap: the machine craps out if it's not able to drop these requests off - because it's a legal request to init the three way handshake of tcp. in networking terms this is called a syn-flood, and you can set a value in linux f. ex. to determine, how many syn's the kernel accepts, before it drops ALL connections due to a possible syn-flood-attack. But that's what a firewall is for.

you can protect against script kiddies and medium cracks, because they seem to know only USUAL ways to intrude or destroy. The good ones, you don't even recognize, when they slip in and deliver their present, and when you recognize, its often too late.

To avoid that, some enterprises have so called honey pots installed in the DMZ of their networks: these honey pots are to attrackt cracks: they think they got a good crack (even honey pots are hard to crack).
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Eero Ränik

Re:Damn hackers

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My computer's firewall logs show that I get approximately 100 hacking attemps in a day... Oh boy, how I hate those script kiddies/lamers who can't even get thru firewalls...
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Most of these contacts are port scans, dear Eero :-).No need to stick the head in a pile of sand.
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Eero Ränik

Re:Damn hackers

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If I would include port-scans, then this number would be much bigger... :D
smartguy240

Re:Damn hackers

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ive about had it with hackers...as you can see at chris's board in the news category...
SGreenslade

Re:Damn hackers

Post by SGreenslade »

Well, any hacking is breaking through without permission whether for good reason or bad. Suppose you had a government agent break into your house because one of your family members stashed a giant pile of "nose powder". The agent then proceeds to find that particular member of the family without anyone even being aware of the agent's presence. Finally, you hear a big crash and the agent loudly announces that family member's arrest. Wouldn't you still be disturbed by that?
Kon-Tiki

Re:Damn hackers

Post by Kon-Tiki »

Sounds like my mom. She was once trying to punish me because I said something bad about her while she was reading my Msn-window. I told her it was none of her business a hundreds time before. Her side of the story is that she didn't read it, but I have to be punished for what I said. Such things just don't work. They're not reasonable, so I fully agree with hackers being bad unless they're employed by the people they break in at.

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AGI1122

Re:Damn hackers

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Patrick wrote: ive about had it with hackers...as you can see at chris's board in the news category...
http://www.agigames.com/site.php?action ... &topic=192

http://www.geocities.com/conrad_sheldon/

This was all a hoax, agigames.com was never hacked. Please read both of these things for the scoop.
Oliver

Re:Damn hackers

Post by Oliver »

I really like the poems. ;)
They are pretty good. ;D
and funny ;D
some ;D
Eero Ränik

Re:Damn hackers

Post by Eero Ränik »

Chris Cromer wrote:
Patrick wrote: ive about had it with hackers...as you can see at chris's board in the news category...
http://www.agigames.com/site.php?action ... &topic=192

http://www.geocities.com/conrad_sheldon/

This was all a hoax, agigames.com was never hacked. Please read both of these things for the scoop.
By the way, Pat didn't believe it was a joke at first... :D
Oh, and I got fooled of Conrad too. See the first link! :-\
Joey

Re:Damn hackers

Post by Joey »

i want to become a hacker, not a cracker. but i dont know where to start. :-\

can someone teach me if anyone here knows how to? it seems interesting and i would like to learn more about the internet, and that should be a good way to.
smartguy240

Re:Damn hackers

Post by smartguy240 »

dude, you might want to tell why you want to do this...and why ;)
Joey

Re:Damn hackers

Post by Joey »

because i am curious as to how it is done, and i think it would be pretty educating.
Joey

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plus i would learn more about programming.
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