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Hey all!

Name is same as the handle. 21 yrs old from India. Fairly good in C, C++. recently learnt Perl and now trying to come to grips with Linux.

Work in anti-spam, play Bass whenever I have time to spare. Hope to learn from all of you and trying to contribute however I can.

Peace,
R.

the search box on the main page of www.astalavista.com is what you are looking for. Choose a site from the options given and check if they have a crack/ key for the software you are asking about.

Hope that helps!

R.

Or if you are willing to spend a little time, go ahead and learn C/C++.

Especially C. Although a little tough for beginners, it will always come handy!

Enjoy learning. Welcome to the forum that broke the mould!

use knoppix to boot into your laptop, mount your HD's, remove any data you wish to keep onto a flash drive (if you want to reformat). now find the SAMS file and save to your flash drive and use LC5 on a different machine to crack :D the SAMS db is locked while inside of windows and does not even sh...

excellent link. Should be added to the (tutorials) downloads>text files.

Thanks dude!

Hi,

Not sure if I understood this right.

Does the form use a perl script <ex: contact.pl>? If that is the case, then there is a particular exploit which uses this to send spam to ids.

Read about this some time back, but not sure about the solution to this though.

RN

eagerly awaiting the followup (Part 2)

Thanks for the tutorial. We really appreciate the effort.

MD and Bad Brain - Thanks for the info!

Still trying to digest some of it, but I hope I will understand the entire concept soon and try to simulate it if I can (in my brain atleast).

Learning everyday i spend here!

Thanks guys.

Hi MD,

Thanks for answering my question. Now, since this can be done, can someone explain how its done or even if someone can detect if this has been done to one's DNS record?

MD, once again, thanks for the answer!

Regards,
Ramnarayan.

Hi, New here. I've heard of scammers/ phishers using DNS poisoning techniques to make it seem as if "victims" are going to the legitimate site whereas they are being redirected to the scam one. Can anyone explain what this (DNS poisoning) is? And how it is done? >> Please move this to the ...