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Files Date: 2000-04-14 to 2000-04-15

libmix-108.tgz: Posted Apr 14, 2000; Authored by Mixter | Site mixter.void.ru; LibMix v1.08 is a library that provides an API for various useful functions, including an AES encryption interface, various network front-ends and low level datagram functions, as well as functions for string manipulations and other miscellaneous utility functions. It also includes functions to transmit encrypted data via stateless spoofed datagrams (tfntransmit/tfnread).; Changes: It now compiles as a shared object file (.so) by default, which makes it easier to link it with programs, and the whole library sources were cleaned up and rewritten in ANSI C++.; tags | spoof; SHA-256 | 4aae1256a63683a1da1511ff27fa8a427aebb21600240b29bc77fc7dd95c9c78; Download | Favorite | View

nbnbs.c: Posted Apr 14, 2000; Authored by Mixter | Site 1337.tsx.org; nbnbs.c is a NetBIOS name bulk security scanner for unix. It does long-range network scans for NetBIOS names (Windows and UNIX Samba servers) and logs positives. Based off of nbname.c by mynock and ADM.; systems | windows, unix; SHA-256 | 77d520ec6b6eb6156335fd5b225da0e5207d28fdb14cf91ee8d8c0764e0f58d8; Download | Favorite | View

RFP2K02.txt: Posted Apr 14, 2000; Authored by rain forest puppy | Site wiretrip.net; RFP2K02 - "Netscape engineers are weenies!" AKA a back door in Microsoft FrontPage extensions/authoring components. Anyone with web authoring permission can use a backdoor in dvwssr.dll to read .asp (and .asa) files under the web root. As Microsoft has told me, the immediate problem is moreso the fact that any developer of one particular virtual site can download the .asp code of other virtual sites on the same system. Includes dvwssr.pl, a perl based exploit.; tags | exploit, web, root, perl, asp; SHA-256 | 0936015396bd313d2672ec14ba8f974c4fc1c50db12450334d9108faf511c37f; Download | Favorite | View

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