Mac hacking....

JuggaloMushroom · Post by **JuggaloMushroom** » 02 Mar 2007, 14:24

how do you hack a mac? i mean i just want to know like what program it uses and stuff....i am not asking to hack some one elses computer i am asking how to hack one like i hae one

Post by **pseudo_opcode** » 02 Mar 2007, 15:56

this reminds me of a book i had on hacking mac... i never read it though...

and dont plan to do so, mac has a different processor(my x86 assembly skills are useless) The OS is different(eww no readymade RATs, trojans... coding?? No APIs, only ansi C...lol, what about shellcode?) I havent seen a mac in my life, forget hacking.... i have only one thing to say, its possible...

JuggaloMushroom · Post by **JuggaloMushroom** » 02 Mar 2007, 16:52

so if it is possible, can it be done with a root thingy (i forgot what they're called) or mabey....through a file i send the laptop?

Post by **Necrix** » 02 Mar 2007, 18:35

I'll have a small tutorial on how to hack a mac soon enough..but don't count on it being informative

JuggaloMushroom · Post by **JuggaloMushroom** » 02 Mar 2007, 20:12

well atleast it's something right? you have to do with what you have

Post by **Necrix** » 02 Mar 2007, 22:07

Well I actually just posted it in the Off-Topic discussion forum.

You'll see what I meant by "not informative".

JuggaloMushroom · Post by **JuggaloMushroom** » 03 Mar 2007, 06:29

.....darn it

atleast i know the hatchet man is cool XD

Post by **maboroshi** » 03 Mar 2007, 09:18

Well since your not looking for anything specific.

http://www.wap.org/journal/crackmacpasswords.html

they Key thing here is its a variant on BSD imo

ttyl

JuggaloMushroom · Post by **JuggaloMushroom** » 03 Mar 2007, 10:32

that is very useful except i bearly understand the whole thing

Post by **maboroshi** » 03 Mar 2007, 16:20

Oh Pseudo Not to sure but new macs are using the same type of processor as modern PCs this was a change that took place I believe a year ago not sure on all the details so in theory your x86 skills may still have some relevance

http://www.macworld.com/2005/06/features/intelfaq/

FrankB · Post by **FrankB** » 04 Mar 2007, 01:40

Maboroshi wrote:Oh Pseudo Not to sure but new macs are using the same type of processor as modern PCs this was a change that took place I believe a year ago not sure on all the details so in theory your x86 skills may still have some relevance

http://www.macworld.com/2005/06/features/intelfaq/

Aw... if they got to the x86 badwagon, shellcode with plain old assembly will do it i guess

GoOgle = "shellcode[]=" and have fun !

Post by **pseudo_opcode** » 04 Mar 2007, 03:29

FrankB wrote:
Maboroshi wrote:Oh Pseudo Not to sure but new macs are using the same type of processor as modern PCs this was a change that took place I believe a year ago not sure on all the details so in theory your x86 skills may still have some relevance

http://www.macworld.com/2005/06/features/intelfaq/
Aw... if they got to the x86 badwagon, shellcode with plain old assembly will do it i guess
GoOgle = "shellcode[]=" and have fun !

lol yeah if this is the case, just whack the stack!!!

FrankB · Post by **FrankB** » 04 Mar 2007, 08:48

pseudo_opcode wrote:
FrankB wrote:
Maboroshi wrote:Oh Pseudo Not to sure but new macs are using the same type of processor as modern PCs this was a change that took place I believe a year ago not sure on all the details so in theory your x86 skills may still have some relevance

http://www.macworld.com/2005/06/features/intelfaq/
Aw... if they got to the x86 badwagon, shellcode with plain old assembly will do it i guess
GoOgle = "shellcode[]=" and have fun !
lol yeah if this is the case, just whack the stack!!!

Yup, just like the Huns, use the front or backdoor and ram it

suck-o.com

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