Quick Hacks & Tricks - An updated collection of "quick and simple hacks and tricks" compiled by ManicX. These are "common knowledge" for many people, but somebody is sure to learn something from this excellent file.
8cb9756e19a4a253479bdc3a72923fc4d8275a21f5e1928af02ecaed6d23ddf6xcrack v1.0 (.pl) - Latest version of ManicX's Unix/Linux Password Cracker, coded in perl. Features: quite fast (300,000 crypt's and compares per minute on a p133) for a ~65 line program, checks for disabled accounts and non-passworded accounts, lots of code optimization over last release.
ad618980da4f4cc2c962e6eee8c6a32a5bf086e5c4fb290cd73987f095cbc91bxcrack v1.0 (zipped) - Latest version of ManicX's Unix/Linux Password Cracker, coded in perl. Features: quite fast (300,000 crypt's and compares per minute on a p133) for a ~65 line program, checks for disabled accounts and non-passworded accounts, lots of code optimization over last release.
5e926cced85f4a1c9b09ec10eee1931bafc1be21e5ab99f1f81d61da0b453240ftp-spoof.pl v0.01 - Local FTP server spoofer: Many FTP clients these days have a text file called (program-name).ini which will store the info like site-name, user-name, encrypted password and account-name. Instead of trying to decrypt the password for each different application (ws_ftp etc) do this: edit the (program-name).ini, wherever there is a site-name change it to 127.0.0.1, start this perl scipt, open your ftp program and click connect.
3f7d7b21c347b669b64d6226d57a646f2d4e33f86ba7a085a995646cf5e8579fftp-spoof.zip v0.01 - Zipped version of the above perl script.
d22433e9e6b267ff41c27397152ae31d64f84a94afa40cc3b3a7acdfe9a9571bpop-spoof.pl v0.01 - Local POP3 spoofer: Most email clients these days have the ability to cache passwords and other details (Netscape users look at pref.js explorer registry). Spoof a pop server and edit the prefs.js or registry to try and check 127.0.0.1 and run this Perl script to get the passwords in clear text.
a75ae0370bc2a1ccf96bf370003c745a0fd946f7d2fec37b567a0d50a5977433pop-spoof.zip v0.01 - Zipped version of the above perl script.
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