Accessing Blocked Sites

1.    So many times we come across  internet terminals who deny us access to certain pages because of certain customized blocking by the local administrator or at times even the ISP.....so what do u do then...just abuse the ISP or the local admin!!!!no ...till u know few tricks of trade....so for example as a first case we assume that a site like timesofindia or some similar news site is blocked for accessing....so to access this simply go to the following website :

http://archive.org/index.php

2.    After u click this u will come across a webpage similar to the shown below :

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3.   Now go to the bar and type ur site name.....this will give a option to even take you to the cached version of the site at an earlier date.For example I typed http://www.thehindu.com/ and i get the following screen.

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4.     Now click on the date that u desire to see the site on......and u see the cached site like this when i clicked 14tg Feb 2003

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5.    So we see that not only the blocked site is accessed but also we are able to access the site as it was on some past date .......though to access blocked sites there are so many proxies available on the web...thi one has this additional Cache feature..... 

FLAME : The new'EST Threat bigger then STUXNET

1.         Off late there has been the much talked FLAME Virus in the IT Sec community.Few clean shots about FLAME in a point wise crisp format :

 -          Flame was first detected back in 2010 by Kaspersky Labs completely by accident.

-           Flame is terribly complex for a piece of malware. 20 times bigger than Stuxnet.

-           Its about 20MB package and is still being analyzed.

-           The Stuxnet  attack that damaged Iranian nuclear facilities last year is barebones by 

comparison.

-           Kaspersky assumes it was built by government scientists, but no one knows which government.

-           Flame gathers a huge amount of data from infected systems, but it has been hard to sort out where it is all going.

-           Dozens of control servers have been located, but the domains associated with them are registered with fake identities.

-           Flame steals hard drive contents, screenshots, and keystrokes.

-           Can also use the system microphone and Bluetooth radio to suck in more data.

-           To save on bandwidth, Flame may delete itself from systems that have been fully exploited. This is part of what made the infection hard to detect.

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-           Has incredible abilities to monitor in-boxes, take screen grabs, even record audio of conversations happening near the computer.

-           The entire virus had been pieced together like a LEGO creation, one part building on another. Things could actually be added onto the spyware after it was already on an infected computer, giving the developer enormous freedom to tinker at will.

-           One specific example is with a Bluetooth module, which allowed the spyware to be spread to other devices.

-           The two most popular ways are to send you an e-mail with an attachment, and a Web-based or drive by download that gets you to a malware website.

-           Another favourite way to get you is through social media websites. Attackers are so savvy that they now troll your "friends" list and generate an e-mail that looks like it's coming from you, so what friend wouldn't click on it, right?

-           Microsoft has revealed that the virus gained a foothold by spoofing one of its own security certificates.

-           The computer virus is on the loose in Iran and other parts of the Middle East, infecting PCs and stealing sensitive data.

-           Flame is basically a backdoor and a Trojan with worm-like features.

-           Consider this: It took several months to analyze the 500K code of Stuxnet. It will probably take year to fully understand the 20MB of code of Flame.

2.Thanks http://news.cnet.com

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Windows 7 Hacked @ BACKTRACK

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Nothing new for the active Cyber Sec community...but since I had recently recorded a screen cord I thought like uploading the same for everi one.....This is my second "hands on" a windows machine after I attempted on XP last year at  http://anupriti.blogspot.in/2011/10/backtrack-5-how-to-use.html

HELIX : ADEPTO USAGE@SCREEN CORD

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INCIDENT RESPONSE,ELECTRONIC DISCOVERY,COMPUTER FORENSICS LIVE CD : HELIX

HELIX INCIDENT RECOVERY AND FORENSIC LIVE CD

A small pptx introducing to the HELIX FORENSIC LIVE CD.

MATRIUX KRYPTON :INSTALLATION STEP by STEP

This screen cord gives a step by step installation in virtual box starting right from choosing the .ISO and configuring the machine.The default password for root is "toor" without quotes.

VIRTUAL BOX : SOLVED - FAILED TO OPEN HARD DISK ISSUE

1. I had been an avid follower of VMWARE until recently wherein I have shifted my loyalties to VIRTUAL BOX....simple,easy....and the best part is that it is OPENSOURCE.One problem that I often used to face was that when I copied a VDI file from one place to another...it used to give me a message as shown in the screen shot below that said something like " Failed to open the hardddisk F:\....\.....vdi.So I used to keep trying ways and means but that remained unsolved.But there is a single command line solution to this that goes like this...(also shown in the screen shot).Goto the command prompt first as administrator.

Goto the folder C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox by typing

c:\>cd C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox

and then type

C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox>VBoxManage.exe internalcommands sethduuid "h:\path to the vdi folder\yourvdifilename.vdi"

and this should give a message similar to this 

UUID changed to: 3cfa288c-9e91-42e2-acdc-9821ab9d4aab

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thats it...now open...u should not get the message!!!

The Brain Virus : Some thing I missed.....

This is about BRAIN virus...a name heard in the late 80S and early 90S and recognized as the first computer virus for MS-DOS that infects the boot sector of storage media formatted with the DOS File Allocation Table (FAT) file system....This was written by two brothers, Basit Farooq Alvi and Amjad Farooq Alvi who were from Lahore, Pakistan......so what makes a mention here is that I was recently watching a TED Video wherein the speaker Mikko Hypponen shares his interesting piece of interaction with these two brothers...do watch it...worth it for inviting a smile...

BIGGEST SPYING CENTRE:NSA@USA

1.  At a time when we all realize the cyber traffic movement monitoring around us via hackers,spies and the government....this will come as a news...a big news....

2.  National Security Agency,where else but United States of America ,is engaged building and ramping up the largest Spy center in the history of the world.Special points that I read about this upcoming centre are enumerated below for ur info :

-  To be completed by September 2013.

-  This will make NSA the largest, most covert, and potentially most intrusive intelligence agency ever.

- Will be able to intercept your private emails, cell phone calls, internet connections and Google/Bing searches, as well as all sorts of personal data trails—parking receipts, travel itineraries, bookstore purchases, and other digital litter 

-  To be located at Bluffdale.

-  Also known named Utah Data Center.

- Main purpose to tap, decipher, decrypt, analyze, and store Brobdingnagian Yotta bytes of the world’s communications as they take place across international,foreign and domestic networks.

-  Approx investment@$2 billion.

-  Realization of the “total information awareness” program initiated by Bush administration.

-  Also critical for breaking and decrypting codes to decipher encrypted financial information, stock transactions, business deals, foreign military and diplomatic secrets, legal document etc.

-  This will consist of 100,000-square-foot halls filled with servers, complete with raised floor space for cables and storage excluding more than 900,000 square feet for technical support and administration.