Posted by Avi Weissman on Mar 24, 2013 in Code | 0 comments
NanoZip is an experimental file archiver. It consists of several original compressors, put into a single file archiver program aiming for high compression efficiency. Now, since NanoZip is experimental it is not in the repo and is still closed source. Yet, it is a very very poweful compression tool. You can get it using: wget http://hackingdefined.org/tools/GetNanoZip.sh sudo ./GetNanoZip.sh...
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Posted by Avi Weissman on Jan 4, 2013 in Code | 2 comments
So, while we have Hacking Defined Experts still in session, Itzik Moshe wrote this. We think it’s cool and it has a really nice interface with shiny colours so here you go. wget http://hackingdefined.org/tools/lazydorks.txt Or you can view the source here: #!usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- #LazyDorks Tool v0.2 Written by Itzik Moshe, Jan 2013 #See-Security Hacking Defined Experts 39...
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Posted by Avi Weissman on Dec 13, 2012 in Code | 0 comments
So, as you most hackers love your privacy, and even if you are not a hacker, we still LOVE those big GPG keys. Only issue is that today, computers are growing stronger and stronger. In the GnuPG package, hardcoded is a limit of 4096-bit key generation. Ergo you cannot create a key bigger than 4,096-bit. So, we took the source of that nice ol’ GnuPG 1.4.12 and modified it to hard code a top...
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Posted by Avi Weissman on Nov 30, 2012 in Code | 0 comments
Okay, so lately we got a new Nmap version 6.25 which has better support in detecting Windows 7 services and Windows 8. For full change log at Nmap you can click here. Now, since it has not been pushed in the repository, and it can for now be updates only by SubVersion we built this for you. This will detect local Nmap version and latest Nmap version and will download the tarball, decompress it...
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Posted by Avi Weissman on Nov 29, 2012 in Code | 0 comments
So, got caught with a little project with my students. Trying to make an improved version of ‘combina’ which will also be able to output NTLM hashes and a bit more. Could not find a normal NTLM C lib in Linux, so took an old C++ script which I could not find the original writer so if someone can locate – that would be handy and nice, and changed it a bit. Now it’s in C...
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Posted by Avi Weissman on Nov 17, 2012 in Code | 0 comments
Okay, so lets assume you just hi-jacked a machine inside a network. You don’t have time to enable the keylogger function in meterpreter since you really need to get some network credentials right now. Lucky for us, Windows stores those temporary credentials. What we do most of the times is try to get the SAM hash dump trying to crack passwords. But those are just for local users. Sure, in...
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