Fuzzy Fingerprinting is a new technique to attack cryptographic key authentication protocols that rely on human verification of key fingerprints. This document covers the theoretical background and the generation of fuzzy fingerprints and also details on the implementation ffp [FFP] and its usage. Includes practical part with details on the implementation and the provided sample session using SSHarp.
6e6d6a7063166a28c87b3797b06e03137cb09dd75b012ca7653ebff027aed6b5Yaotp (Yet Another One-Time Pad) implements the one-time pad cipher for en- and decryption of messages. It features real random number generation by audio sampling and hashing, key management that enforces one-time usage and irreproducible key destruction. It is the right choice for the totally paranoid geek and high-security issues beyond any imagination.
f5d101e25e349399b37f97a876bfd29e59800c8dace4c42493f33574cd763767THC-FuzzyFingerprint is a tool that generates fuzzy fingerprints as described in the corresponding paper, available here.. It generates very similar-looking fingerprints, an ideal extension to man-in-the-middle attacks against the SSH service. The current version supports RSA and DSA key generation and MD5 and SHA1 fingerprints. Due to the fact that fuzzy fingerprinting doesn't try to collide the fingerprints, good results can be achieved in reasonable time.
007e83348f95c354a45ebeda85f22b266151643fc53f80ccaa3bc7585009ce4aArticle from THC explaining the techniques behind the ksolaris kernel module, and helps you to develop your own solaris kernel modules.
523a74adb51f1f49d8003ba66d604653ea04038a4bbaff3610402554557bde7dslkm-1.0.tar.gz is the first public solaris loadable kernel module backdoor from THC. Features File hiding, File content and directory hiding, Switch to toggle file content and directory hiding, Process hiding (structured proc), Promiscous flag hiding, Converting magic uid to root uid, and Execution redirecting.
17ee6bad714538c7e2f84e0c24b4520aec71d93c1ad872d769c659a16755d851lpstat Exploit code for Solaris 2.6/2.7 X86 versions, resulting in local root compromise.
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