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Copyrights for the copied,
printed,
or reproduced articles,
texts,
images, icons, pictures,
URL
internet addresses,
and links,
as mentioned below.
Basic
hacker stuff by 2005. Upgraded 2009
with
programming stuff as at: “About” page,
“Programing” page...
Examples
from 2000 to 2005:
Nov 2003. W32Mimail.i@MM
Do not open this address if not qualified !
is a medium risk mass-mailing worm. Mimail.i
attempts to
steal credit card information
by displaying a fake PayPal message on
the infected PC.
Many up-to-date Antivirus
programs protect from this threat.
Check these:
HACKERS HIJACK PC’s for Sex Sites at Yahoo
Stealth TROJAN Program
Hijacks PCs to Send Porn Ads at Yahoo
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=antivirus+&ei=UTF-8&fr=fp-tab-web-t&n=20&fl=0&x=wrt
Antivirus at Yahoo
www.symantec.com Symantec
www.norton.com Norton
www.mcafee.com McAfee
www.drsolomon.com McAfee – Dr Solomon
www.grisoft.com Grisoft
http://www.bitdefender.com Bitdefender
MICROSOFT SECURITY & PRIVACY
About Computer System Identifier,
Analyzer,
Protection, Detection, Safety,
Security, Firewalls, Repair Tools...:
Some
Examples from 2000 to 2005
Winzip at http://www.winzip.com
in Mansfield, Connecticut,
USA
Disk
Errors at Search Microsoft.com
Windows
ScanDisk at Search
Microsoft.com
Sandra on http://www.sisoftware.net
in London, UK
System Analyzer, Diagnostic, Reporting Assistant
at http://www.richardthelionhearted.com
click on Spyware Help
at http://www.richardthelionhearted.com/Hosts/index.htm
at http://www.richardthelionhearted.com/?url=merijn.richardthelionhearted.com
at http://www.richardthelionhearted.com/?url=merijn.richardthelionhearted.com
Nicolas Stark Computing,
Centrumvagen 39,
Phone +4651550300 (no technical support)
http://www.javacoolsoftware.com
http://www.wilderssecurity.com
(Forum)
Top 25
Downloads
Free and not
free Firewalls
at
http://search.microsoft.com/search/results.aspx?view=en-us&st=b&na=82&qu=repair+internet+explorer
Virus
- Anti-virus - Info
At Yahoo News. Feb 18, 2004
Netsky Worm Hits the Net (PCWorld.com)
Security Advisories: NetSky.B
Antivirus software companies are warning that a new version of the
NetSky e-mail worm is circulating on the Internet. The warning comes
only a day after the appearance of a new variant of the Beagle
or "Bagle" worm prompted similar warnings. NetSky.B, also
known as
Moodown.B, first appeared on Wednesday and is spreading via infected
e-mail messages and shared network folders. Once installed, NetSky
tries to disable antivirus software, steal e-mail addresses, and copy
itself to shared network folders, antivirus companies say.
Security Advisories:
NetSky.B
- Beagle.B
(Symantec)
Who
Are These Virus Writers? (TechRepublic)
The
Virus Underground (Talk of the Nation)
Who writes those nasty viruses?
http://www.npr.org/rundowns/segment.php?wfId=1667177
Find out who writes those nasty computer viruses. According
to
Clive Thompson's article, bored European teenagers are to blame.
Guest: Clive Thompson. Writes about science and
technology for
The New York Times Magazine. Wrote the Feb. 8 cover story in the
Times Magazine, “The Virus Underground”.
Address (URL):
javascript:getMedia
('TOTN',%20'09-Feb-2004',%204,%20'WM,RM');
Location:
http://techrepublic.com.com/5102-6313-5070697.html
Clever VIRUS WRITERS
“Very intelligent bored
teenagers write computer viruses and
are to blame”, says Clive Thompson, a science
& technology
writer for The New York Times Magazine.
Read his Feb 8,
2004 cover story in Times Magazine, "The
Virus Underground".
Listen to his voice on
this NPR program:
http://www.npr.org/rundowns/segment.php?wfId=1667177
From
Talk of the Nation, Feb 9, 2004
click
on Talk of the Nation about virus writers
NRP non-commercial news
Virus Writers Use Internet
Worms for War of Words
At Yahoo!
News – Reuters - Thu, Mar 04, 2004
Technology
- Internet Report. SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) -
The
creators of the Netsky,
MyDoom and Bagle e-mail viruses have
taken
to exchanging insults in what amounts to a war of words in
computer
code between rival hackers, anti-virus experts said on
Wednesday.
On one side are the creators of MyDoom and
Bagle, who are believed
to be spammers or spam groups because many
variants of the viruses
leave backdoors on infected computers that
can be used to turn them
into spam zombies, said Chris Belthoff,
senior security analyst at anti-
virus company Sophos Inc. On the other side is the person or group
responsible for the Netsky virus, who do not
have any profit motive,
he said.
"It almost seems like they are playing a war of one-upmanship",
Belthoff said. "They could be jealous
over the media attention the
others are getting. "Versions of the
three computer viruses, all self-
propagating e-mail worms, have wreaked havoc
on computers across
the Internet since early this year. Updated
anti-virus software can detect
and block the viruses. The latest version of Netsky, dubbed
Netsky.F,
has a message in the code that says
"Bagle - you are a looser!!!! (sic)"
and an earlier version says: "MyDoom.F
is a thief of our idea!" Code in
Mydoom.F and Bagle.I and Bagle.J addresses
Netsky's creator directly,
using expletives. One message tells Netsky:
"don't ruine our bussiness,
wanna start a war?" Bagle.K, the latest
version of Bagle, masquerades
as an e-mail from a company's information
technology department, Belthoff
said.
Netsky.F, the newest version of that virus, tries to deactivate earlier
MyDoom and Bagle variants, he added. Five of
the latest versions of the
viruses were released within three hours on
Wednesday morning, according
to Russian-based anti-virus vendor Kaspersky
Labs. "It's hard to imagine a
more comical situation: a handful of virus
writers are playing unpunished
with the Internet, and not one member of the
Internet community can take
decisive action to stop to this
lawlessness," Eugene Kaspersky, head of anti-
virus research at the company, wrote in a
release. (Additional reporting by
Alberto Alerigi in
http://reviews-zdnet.com.com/4520-7297_16-5133738.html
Who wrote Sasser, and why?
A German school
boy.
confessed to creating the "Sasser" worm that generated
chaos across the globe by infecting hundreds of thousands
of computers, authorities said yesterday.
The teenager, whose name was not released, was arrested
Friday in the
northern village of Waffensen, where he lives with
his family. In a search of the suspect's home,
German investigators
confiscated his customized computer, which contained the worm's
source code.
"As a result of the student's detailed testimony about the viruses
he spread, he has been identified clearly as the author," the state
criminal office in
Ehrike said he is being investigated on suspicion of computer
sabotage, which carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
After being questioned, the teenager was released pending charges.
The worm raced around the world over the past week, exploiting a
flaw in Microsoft's Windows operating system.
Microsoft said informants contacted it on Wednesday, offering
information about the worm's creator. The company's investigators
worked with German authorities, the FBI, and US Secret Service
agents, tracing the virus by analyzing its source code, said Brad Smith,
Microsoft's top lawyer.
"These were individuals who were aware of who
the perpetrator was,"
he said in a conference call. "They did not stumble on this simply
through technical analysis."
Unlike many infections, Sasser does not require users to activate it by
clicking on an e-mail attachment. Once inside, the worm scans the
Internet for others to attack, causing some computers to continually
crash and reboot.
The teenager told officials his original intention was to create a virus
called "Netsky A" that would combat the "Mydoom" and
"Bagle"
viruses, removing them from infected computers. In the course of that
effort, he developed Sasser.
"The student did not give any thought to the resulting consequences
or damage," the investigators' statement said.
On Monday, the worm hit public hospitals in
of
each delayed about 10 minutes Tuesday due to Sasser troubles at
check-in desks. British coast guard stations were forced to use pen
and paper for charts normally generated by computer.
The German government's information technology security agency
said there were four versions of Sasser, and police said the teenager
was responsible for all of them. "The first version was
amateurish,"
spokesman Michael Dickopf said.
However, the others "were clearly different in the damage they
caused."
Microsoft investigators told the informants, who had asked whether they
would be eligible for a reward, that they would consider paying $250,000
if the information led to the arrest and conviction of those
responsible.
http://uk.mcafee.com/virusInfo/default.asp?id=description&virus_k=125008
Sasser at McAfee
(No article but check the list of hacker topics)
Hacking
at Yahoo
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
Singapore
Holds Computer Hacking
Contest
Yahoo
News – AP – Aug 3, 2004
contest
to find the tech-savvy city-state's best computer hacker.
Six
pairs will compete in the Aug. 20 "BlackOPS: HackAttack
Challenge
2004," organized by the government-funded National
Choo.
They
will "penetrate, exploit, gain access and obtain privileged
information
from the other teams' servers, for the purpose of corporate
espionage,"
the center said on its Web site.
Teams
will also have to defend their organization's networks against
hacking
from other teams in the daylong event, it added.
Choo
said he hoped the contest would help shed light on ways to
prevent
actual computer attacks.
The
prize for the best hacker will be a DVD burner and free
computer
classes.
recent
years.
In
May 2000, the so-called Love Bug virus, released in the
overwhelmed
e-mail systems worldwide and caused tens of millions of
dollars
in damage.
Close
to 80 percent of
computers
and the island is largely considered to be the most
technologically
advanced in
Hackers
can be jailed for up to three years or fined up to S$10,000
(US$5,810)
under the city-state's Computer Misuse Act.
Hacker infiltrated government
computers:
“Stakkato”, a
15-year-old Swede. ( -*- ) ( -**-
)
Many have dreamt
of, or pretended to be Stakkato.
The truth is
that by 2008, he was a very
highly paid
consultant for
one of the world’s largest computer
and data system
companies that he hacked.
The Times also reported
that a
taunting messages from the
hacker, who called himself
"Stakkato,"
claiming to have infiltrated computer systems
at the
the
and NASA's Jet Propulsion
Laboratory in
to the Times that their
computers had been breached
but said the information
obtained was insignificant.
Larry Furrow, a spokesman
at
in
break in at the facility.
He said the incident took place
in April 2004 when an
individual or group gained access
to White Sands' weather
forecasts. Furrow said White Sands
needs timely, local
forecasts as part of their testing program,
but the information is not
classified. However, the weather
data was stored on internal
computers. He said precautions
have since been put in
place. "We determined it right away,
and we fixed it right
away," Furrow said. "We don't consider
it a breach of sensitive
information." Furrow said White
Sands has not experienced
any subsequent attacks.
Furrow also said the origin
of the hack is not clear and
could not confirm reports
of the Swedish teenager's
involvement. The first
invasions were publicly
reported in April of last
year.
CNN's Daniel Sieberg
contributed to this report.
Uppsalabo misstänks
ha hackat Nasa
2005-05-10
- 12:43
Av: Ola Lindqvist, Magnus Quennerstedt och TT
En 16-årig pojke från Uppsala misstänks enligt New York
Times
för att ha gjort allvarliga dataintrång hos Nasa samt den
amerikanska
militären, forskningslaboratorier och stora dataföretag.
16-åringen är dock ännu
inte delgiven någon misstanke om detta,
och svensk polis har
inte fått någon officiell begäran av amerikanska
myndigheter om att
utreda fallet. Amerikanska myndigheter beskriver
skadorna som mycket
omfattande. Hackaren ska bland mycket annat
ha lyckats komma över
programkoden till de datorer som styr
internet, uppger New York Times. Koderna publicerades
senare på en
rysk webbplats.
Amerikanska myndigheter fruktade att koderna skulle
användas av andra
hackare för att ta kontrollen över internet, men det
tycks inte ha inträffat.
Upptäcktes för ett år sedan Attacken
upptäcktes i maj förra året.
Hackaren ska ha brutit
sig in i tusental datasystem och planterat ett
hackarprogram, en så
kallad trojansk häst. Därigenom kom hackaren
över koder som gav
tillgång till känslig information. Spåren ledde
den amerikanska federala
polisen FBI till Uppsala universitet.
Den skyldige tros vara
en 16-årig pojke från Uppsala som misstänks ha
hackat sig in i Uppsala
universitets datorer. Det var 24 maj förra
året som universitetet
polisanmälde ett dataintrång. Misstankarna
föll på den nu aktuelle
16-åringen, som i mars i år togs i polisförhör.
Hans datorer togs i
beslag. Han har dock inte varit anhållen,
än mindre åtalad som har
gjorts gällande i de amerikanska
uppgifterna. Uppsalapolisens
it-enhet analyserar just nu innehållet
i de datorer som tagits
i beslag hemma hos 16-åringen. Utredningen
väntas ta ytterligare
flera månader. Han är ännu inte förhörd angående
de amerikanska
misstankarna, och är inte delgiven misstanke om
något annat än dataintrånget
hos Uppsala universitet. Ärendet, som
alltså hittills från
svensk sida endast gäller intrånget i Uppsala
universitetets
datorsystem, handläggs av it-enheten vid
Uppsalapolisens
ekorotel. Förundersökningsledare är kammaråklagare
Chatrine Rudström.
Uppsala universitets it-chef Lars-Elve Larsson säger
i en kommentar att
dataintrånget upptäcktes tack vare universitetets
höga it-säkerhet. Tyvärr
är det så att först kommer programmet som
gör intrång, och först
därefter kan åtgärder vidtas. Det går inte att
utveckla mediciner mot
sjukdomar som ännu inte finns, säger
Lars-Elve Larsson.
Bristande säkerhet Enligt David Lindahl,
forskare i it-säkerhet vid
Totalförsvarets
forskningsinstitut (FOI) möjliggörs dataintrånget
av bristande
säkerhetsmedvetande hos vanliga datoranvändare
i kombination med
alltför dålig säkerhetsnivå på programvaror.
Hackare utnyttjar
säkerhetshål hos enstaka användare vid stora
institutioner och kan
därifrån tillskansa sig känslig information.
Bättre programvaror och
mer välutbildade datoranvändare är vad
som behövs för att
hindra liknande händelser, säger David Lindahl.
According to
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL online,
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124157855780690631.html,
of MAY 6, 2009
Swedish Hacker Indicted in
Cisco, NASA Attacks
By SIOBHAN
GORMAN and YOCHI J.
DREAZEN
WASHINGTON -- A Swedish computer hacker was
indicted
Tuesday for breaking into the networks of tech-gear
maker
Cisco
Systems Inc. and high-end computing
equipment
at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
The attacks underscore the development of a vast
underground
economy that targets both the private sector and
the government.
Hacking under the nom de
guerre "Stakkato",
Philip
Gabriel Pettersson was a teenager (15 !!!) when he
penetrated
the systems five years ago. He is now 21 years old
and faces
charges in a five-count indictment of illegally
damaging
computer networks and theft of trade secrets.
Mr. Pettersson broke into Cisco's networks around
May 12, 2004,
to steal trade secrets, according to the
indictment.
The data stolen were part of the playbook for its
router systems,
known as "source code" for the company's
Internetwork Operating
System. The operating system is a cornerstone
technology for the
San Jose, Calif.-based company that is a common
thread through
many of its products. Cisco "used reasonable
measures" to
protect its code, the indictment says.
A week later, according to the indictment, Mr.
Pettersson
compromised NASA's Advanced Supercomputing division
and its
which plays a critical role in "virtually all
NASA missions
in support of
according to the indictment. After the incident,
"Cisco reported
that it did not believe
that any customer information,
partner information or financial systems were
affected,"
according to the indictment.
Both Cisco and NASA have been cooperating with the
investigation, the Justice Department said in a
statement
accompanying the indictment.
A Cisco spokesperson declined to comment because
the
matter is under investigation. "We appreciate
the efforts
of law enforcement and the
case and will continue to offer them our full
cooperation,"
the company said in a statement. NASA officials in
Washington,
D.C., and
Mr. Pettersson couldn't be located for comment.
Ben Worthen
contributed to this article.
Write to Siobhan Gorman at siobhan.gorman@wsj.com and
Yochi J. Dreazen at yochi.dreazen@wsj.com
Printed in The Wall
Street Journal, page A6
Stakkato is:
Peter Philip Gabriel
Pettersson
Mobil: 070-537 05 99
Östra Ågatan 35 A, 753 22-UPPSALA, Sweden
in the telephone web
directory http://www.lokaldelen.se in 2009
Norwegian teenager
wins DVD court battle
BBC News - Tuesday,
7 January, 2003
A Norwegian court has acquitted a teenager accused by US entertainment groups
of creating tools
for hackers
The court acquitted Jon Johansen on all charges and said he did not
break the
law when he created a system that could remove copy protection on DVDs.
The ruling by the court said there was no evidence that Mr Johansen was
helping people break the law as the
The decision is a serious blow to US entertainment industry ambitions to
extend
control over what people can do with the movies, music and software they
have
bought.
Fair use
In 1999, Norwegian police raided the home of teenager Jon Lech Johansen
following a complaint by US entertainment giants that the software he
had
created was being used to help people pirate DVDs.
Mr Johansen produced software, called DeCSS, that could strip the
Content
Scrambling System (CSS) from DVD disks.
Mr Johansen said he created the DeCSS software to let him watch DVDs he
purchased on a Linux computer rather than an expensive DVD player.
Mr Johansen maintained that he should have the right to watch films he
had
legally bought on a device of his choosing.
Now the Norwegian court has backed Mr Johansen and said there was
"no evidence" that what he did was aiding DVD piracy.
With no evidence that Mr Johansen was engaged in piracy or that he was
aiding others to illegally copy disks the Norwegian court had no choice
but
to acquit the teenager.
The court also ruled that it was not illegal to use DeCSS to watch
legally
obtained DVD films.
Media mogul
The court case pitted the mighty Motion Picture Association of
against Mr Johansen and was widely seen as a test case for US ambitions
to extend its control over what people can do with copyrighted
materials.
The Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten broke the news about the court case.
US laws, such as the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, have encouraged
movie
and music industry associations to pursue people who they see as aiding
piracy.
These ambitions have been dented recently by two court decisions.
The first concerned Russian software firm Elcomsoft which was accused of
creating tools that could unlock encryption controls of electronic
books.
But in late 2002 a US court acquitted Elcomsoft and said the firm had
done
nothing wrong.
Now
Norwegian judges have issued another rebuff to the
Mr
Johansen became a mascot for web libertarians
DVD Jon
cracks Airport music streaming
By Andrew Orlowski in San Francisco
Published Thursday 12th August 2004 17:04 GMT
Norwegian programmer Jon Lech Johansen has decrypted and
published the key that Apple's wireless hi-fi bridge, Airport Express,
uses to protect music streams. He's also released the source code
to a small Windows command-line tool he calls JustePort. In essence
his crack opens the door for other applications to broadcast music to
your hi-fi over a home WLAN network using Express, rather than
just iTunes 4.6. For users on Linux machines, or with WMA or OGG
format files, this could be a boon, as iTunes supports neither format
out of the box.
Apple is unlikely to look upon it so charitably.
JusteForte is the third in a series of endeavors by the Mac-using
Norwegian to enjoy Apple's services. Johansen has stressed that
the tools simply restore rights that Apple and the recording industry
giants removed when they devised iTunes Music Store. He has
consistently warned citizens against accepting DRM music, as it
obliges the user to enter into a contract in which the terms may
change at any time.
The first removed the 'Fairplay' DRM wrapper from locked-music
purchased from Apple's iTunes' online music kiosk. The second,
FairKeys, allowed users to retrieve their Fairplay keys from Apple's
servers, saving people the hassle of authorizing and deauthorizing
particular machines. The cumbersome process is required by
copyright holders.
More derivative software based on JustePort code is likely soon.
Johansen's own cross platform command line tool runs on any
computer that runs on the Mono framework.
Johansen co-authored the DeCSS program which circumvented
the DVD encryption scheme. He was acquitted after two trials in
So
sue me – Jon Lech Johansen’s blog
AUDITrak OPTOPlay.
Sat, 14 May 2005
I use an AUDIOTRAK OPTOPlay to output audio digitally to my DD/DTS
receiver. More than 4 months ago I submitted a patch to the ALSA project.
The patch fixes a bug in the usbaudio driver that prevents the use of
sample rates other than the default with the OPTOPlay. The bug report
has yet to even be reviewed. Compiling a custom kernel package just
for this one small fix is a waste of time, so I usually end up just
patching
the binary.
objdump -h
/lib/modules/*/kernel/sound/usb/snd-usb-audio.ko |
grep " .text" | cut -d' ' -f19
objdump -d --prefix-addresses /lib
/modules/*/kernel/sound/usb/snd-usb-audio.ko
| grep "cmp \
$0x530a92" | cut -d' ' -f1
The above commands will output one offset
each. Add the two together
and you have the patch offset. Unload the
snd-usb-audio module.
Open up snd-usb-audio.ko in a hex editor.
Overwrite 12 bytes starting
at the patch offset with 0x90s. Save and
close. Load the
module.
You should now be able to use sample rates
other than the default
with the OPTOPlay. Posted at 03:33 CET [ /technology | # ]
Photos by P J Johansen an AP
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https://www.angelfire.com/space/special4u/DVDjon.jpg
DVD
Jon (his blog),
click also on photo at Wiki, or here
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( -*- ) ( -**- ) Hacker hacker hacking hackers crackers "Super
Hackers"
"elite skill" in computer programming ( ** )
Hackers war Fake news
Successful (never busted) “hacking hackers”, crackers, of very
large organizations, companies, banks, Hollywood lobbies…,
using network, hacker, hack+, virus, worm, trojan, mobile virus,
bugs, bots,
botnets, zombies, backdoor, cluster…
penetration
and other little-known home-made hacking techniques,
come
often from very small groups building
themselves their home-
assembled
computers (English Deutsch Nederlands Français
Español
Italiano Português 日本語 中文…), gaming
a lot, and
learning top programing ** at a young age, often very
young.
-CHIL-
-BRA- -WIN- -NASA- -CIA- -文言- -more- -EXIO-
The many non-busted
hackers are not known, and their preys,
especially banks, keep
usually their mouth shut about that.
PAT 2008 規格膠質的4U 頭版 updated 2009.
Microsoft Adobe JBoss SunGard Sun Microsystems CA Oracle
SAP
“In addition, a great deal of enterprise software
is now available
through the free software movement, notably
operating systems,
web servers and databases. Many other types of
enterprise software
are also being introduced, such as application
servers, portal servers,
and even productivity software that is well suited
for large-scale
adoption by enterprises. While most open source
software is available
freely for use and further development, several
companies provide
enterprises with open source enterprise software
for free and charge for
software maintenance, modifications, support and
additional functionality”.
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