Defunct IPs can be used to over ride restrictions set by proxies.
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The complete text about very old old Denial Of Service Attacks - Contains info on the following attacks: Finger, UDP and SunOS, freezing Xwindows, malicious use of UDP services, attacking with lynx clients.
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Whitepaper called Concerning Hackers Who Break Into Computer Systems.
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This is a FAQ for DHCP.
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Interesting and well thought out rant sent in by Anonymous.
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Terminate a DSU satellite communication using a binary overflow.
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Accessing The Internet By E-Mail. Yes, people wrote guides like this in the 90s.
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An overview of using the ES-3810 ATM.
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This is an old, but very meaningful (or should be!) list of rules regarding "computer ethics", that should always be kept in mind by anyone who even thinks of touching a keyboard. From the Computer Ethics Institute, Washington, D.C.
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Text explaining how to send fake e-mail via telnet commands.
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FAQ on hacking by ben-z
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Text about different kinds of security holes - Physical Security Holes, Software Security Holes, and Incompatible Usage Security Holes.
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Some ideas to get past Fortress security.
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TCP packet fragment attacks against firewalls and filters.
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Buffer overrun (aka stack overflow) exploits in system supplied and locally installed utilities are commonly used by individuals wishing to obtain unauthorized access to computer systems. The FreeBSD team has been reviewing and fixing the source code pool to eliminate potential exploits based on this technique. Recently, the Australian CERT organization received information of a buffer-overrun vulnerability in the talkd daemon shipped in most modern BSD based systems.
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Text explaining how to get shells from people.
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FTP Tutorial (version 2.1) - covers FTP hacking.
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FTP.CORE attack exploit for BSD 2.1.
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Whitepaper called Government Computer Security Techniques.
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Text file called the Ethics of Hacking.
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The old alt.2600 hack FAQ - computers section.
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The old alt.2600 hack FAQ - telephony section.
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THE Hack FAQ version 1.8.
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Brief History Of Hacking In The 1960s
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Brief History Of Hacking In The 1970s
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