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First Active	2000-04-22
Last Active	2000-05-04

smurfscan-BSD.c: Posted May 4, 2000; Authored by Lore; Scans anything from class C's to the entire internet for broadcast to use with DoS attacks. It has a decent amount of versatility. Read the comments prior to usage. Same as smurfscan.c, but ported to BSD.; tags | tool, scanner; systems | unix, bsd; SHA-256 | df29e07a5b1346593af0a8a2866da3e9fee712b0b608fe70220243cffb324563; Download | Favorite | View

smurfscan.c: Posted May 4, 2000; Authored by Lore; Scans anything from class C's to the entire internet for broadcast to use with DoS attacks. It has a decent amount of versatility. Read the comments prior to usage.; tags | tool, scanner; systems | unix; SHA-256 | c0ddc7fb338978523aa42832beb988f9f39fc117eb8f2b811327aca26d9e6aff; Download | Favorite | View

syslogd-DoS.c: Posted May 1, 2000; Authored by Lore; This source code, once compiled, can be used to toy with a system's syslogd. Note: syslogd must be running with the -r option on Linux, or -u on BSD.; tags | denial of service; systems | linux, bsd; SHA-256 | 3e33443698d216d8305123c81221599b237541fe9f6f5ab917ce91785f6542e4; Download | Favorite | View

whois_raw.c: Posted Apr 22, 2000; Authored by r00tabega, Lore | Site r00tabega.com; The whois_raw.cgi perl script included in all freeware versions of the cdomain package allows remote attacker to view/retrieve any system files, such as /etc/passwd, and to execute commands. Exploit included, which drops a shell, unlike previous whois_raw.cgi exploits.; tags | remote, shell, cgi, perl; SHA-256 | cdcb04dcc8c8d833822d837b47e293b61db57cc6668962ea1ef6d1dbedf1b93b; Download | Favorite | View

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