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nickel
07-01-2002, 12:05 PM
this site will friendly-hack into your computer with 7 different tests to show you how easily hackers can get into every corner of your computer. click onsnoop test (http://www.anonimizer.com/index.shtml)
i think it is scary stuff. :hmm:
jase71
07-01-2002, 12:27 PM
To heck with hackers.

I'm more worried about my WIFE finding out what's on my pc! :P

Kidding! I'm just kidding, honey! There's nothing to hide... really! :angel:
Hiro
07-01-2002, 01:00 PM
Wow, they did a tracert on me.

:rolleyes:
Burzhui
07-01-2002, 01:04 PM
Originally posted by Corsec
Wow, they did a tracert on me.

:rolleyes:

oh no, now they will brake your ram and melt your disk :rolleyes:
DoPeY5007
07-01-2002, 01:11 PM
CITY: new york
STATE: new york
COUNTRY: usa




huh no, that is a lil off :bigmouth:
MJordanash
07-01-2002, 01:31 PM
They had a few things right, but most of the stuff they were wrong about.
cruelpupet
07-01-2002, 01:42 PM
Originally posted by nickelback
this site will friendly-hack into your computer with 7 different tests to show you how easily hackers can get into every corner of your computer. click onsnoop test (http://www.anonimizer.com/index.shtml)
i think it is scary stuff. :hmm:


it found nothing...but thats prolyl because i scan my pc with cybercop as well as a few other professional tools (ie. snort, etc..)
ribitch
07-01-2002, 02:17 PM
thats fricking awesome. I didnt even know that much about my work system!!! Its great to see universities with such weak firewalls :D
Blu
07-01-2002, 02:25 PM
Originally posted by ribitch
thats fricking awesome. I didnt even know that much about my work system!!! Its great to see universities with such weak firewalls :D

Most Universities: "What is this firewall you speak of? And how much does it cost?"
ribitch
07-01-2002, 02:36 PM
Originally posted by Blu


Most Universities: "What is this firewall you speak of? And how much does it cost?"

we have one, kinda. Our university seems to have a bunch of IT people with the attitude of "Well, i was certified back in 1986, but now i dont need it." So many things dont seem to run as planned. Go figure. Because as you might know technology NEVER changes. :D
jase71
07-01-2002, 02:37 PM
Well, hackers apparently aren't very bright. Or they're used to being wrong.

All the thing got right was my IP... and I'll let 'em have that. They got the IP of my firewall, but not the IP of my pc.

They think I live in St. Louis, Missouri, rather than central Wisconsin.

They didn't get my browser right.

My network only resolved back to the firewall IP.

And they couldn't pick up any cookie info, or any exploits.

Looks like the hackers need to get back to work... :P
Nanotech9
07-01-2002, 06:51 PM
go to dslreports.com or now called www.broadbandreports.com and do THEIR test :)

guranteed you'll find a few more things open than that POS test...

and yeah - mine fails - cause i'm only running two servers, and about 7 different server softwares accross 3 computers... all on my cable hehe. ssshhhh dont tell anyone ;)
hapoo
07-01-2002, 06:57 PM
Originally posted by Nanotech9
go to dslreports.com or now called www.broadbandreports.com and do THEIR test :)

guranteed you'll find a few more things open than that POS test...

and yeah - mine fails - cause i'm only running two servers, and about 7 different server softwares accross 3 computers... all on my cable hehe. ssshhhh dont tell anyone ;)


actually i could pass the dslreports test despite having 2 servers running (www/ftp)! Its all about the firewall. I still don't know why but it would always show up as completely secure. :shrug: :)
Ladogaboy
07-01-2002, 08:00 PM
Do hackers always ask for permission before breaking into your system? :confused:

http://www.theforumisdown.com/uploadfiles/061602/hackers.jpg

:rolleyes:
Burzhui
07-01-2002, 08:58 PM
Originally posted by Ladogaboy
Do hackers always ask for permission before breaking into your system? :confused:

http://www.theforumisdown.com/uploadfiles/061602/hackers.jpg

:rolleyes:

yea i got that too :)
Burzhui
07-01-2002, 08:59 PM
Originally posted by Nanotech9
go to dslreports.com or now called www.broadbandreports.com and do THEIR test :)

guranteed you'll find a few more things open than that POS test...

and yeah - mine fails - cause i'm only running two servers, and about 7 different server softwares accross 3 computers... all on my cable hehe. ssshhhh dont tell anyone ;)

can you link to the test i can't seem to find it
Cheesypuff
07-01-2002, 09:31 PM
I don't think that that website actually hacked into your system. My guess is...I've seen something like this before. On a similar source code, the code extracts things from the harddrive so that you can browse your system from the window, while this is sort of doing the same thing.