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  • Steganalysis Cracking Steganography

  • Anti-Online - ABC News calls this "A Rick's cafe in the Casablanca world of hacking". News, info, archives and a virtual library.   [Anonymous Link]
  • Breaking SSL with RC40   [Anonymous Link]
  • A Brief History of Hackerdom - A history of the hacker subculture, from the "Real Programmers" of the 70's up to today by Eric S. Raymond. This paper can also be found on his Writings page.
  • DEF CON - The DEF CON site is a hackers resource, with files,FAQs, paraphernalia, books and speeches from past meetings.   [Anonymous Link]
  • Fravia's Page of Reverse Engineering - used to be a great resource on reverse engineering and discussions on cryptanalysis and steganalysis. Fravia has terminted the site and associated mirrors.
  • Hacker.org - A collection of hacker stuff.   [Anonymous Link]
  • ITFreaks.com
  • Hackers: Threat or Menace? - Written in 1994, it is still good article on the hacking community. Written by Charles Platt, Wired magazine.
  • The Hacker Crackdown by Bruce Sterling
  • Here at JJTC (USA)
  • Farcaster (USA)
  • The Happy Hacker you will find The Guide To Mostly Harmless Hacking - This is a tutorial published by the Happy Hacker. Good, readable information on how to hack.   [Anonymous Link]
  • How To Become A Hacker by Eric S. Raymond   [Anonymous Link] from his FAQ page
  • Infowar - A great resource on information warfare and electronic terrorism.

  • Also see The Underground (Hacker Sites & Community) for more information

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  • Back Orifice is a remote administration system which allows a user to control a Win95 machine over a network using a simple console or GUI application. On a local LAN or across the Internet, BO gives its user more control of the remote Windows system than the person at the keyboard of that machine. Available athttp://www.cultdeadcow.com/tools/.   [Anonymous Link]

  • Crypt Breaker's Workbench. A tool to break Unix crypt(1) encryption (i.e., the German Enigma cipher). FTP: ftp.funet.fi:/pub/crypt/analysis.

  • NTRecoveraccess a dead x86 NT system's disks from a good system over a serial connection. You can then salvage data off of the drives using native NT commands and utilities. With the write-version you can even run chkdsk on the dead system's drives! The read-only version is freeware. Available at http://www.sysinternals.com/ntutil.htm   [Anonymous Link]

  • PKZip Cracker. Cracks the key of encrypted PKZip files. FTP: ftp.funet.fi:/pub/crypt/analysis. For an analysis on the PKZIP encryption algorithm, see the paper by Eli Biham and Paul Kocher.   [Anonymous Link]

  • SATAN is a tool to help systems administrators. It recognizes several common networking-related security problems, and reports the problems without actually exploiting them. Available at http://www.cs.ruu.nl/cert-uu/satan.html

  • SnadBoy's Revelation - Windows 95 is great at remembering many of your passwords, e.g. the password of your dial-in ISP. Unfortunately, this is also a problem - since you seldom enter the password it tends to be forgotten. SnadBoy's Revelation allows you to see passwords with out the asterisks in your face. Available at http://www.snadboy.com/ (Freeware) There is a fee for the source code.   [Anonymous Link]

  • Web Packet Sniffer - Two CGI scripts (pearl) that can listen to all TCP/IP traffic on a subnet (and more). Available at http://stein.cshl.org/~lstein/talks/WWW6/sniffer/.   [Anonymous Link]

  • Solve-Vigenere. Solves the historical Vigenere cipher. FTP: ftp.funet.fi:/pub/crypt/analysis/solve-vigenere.tar.gz

  • Wincrack. Decrypts files encrypted with the WINCRYPT utility. FTP: ftp.funet.fi:/pub/crypt/analysis/wincrack.zip

  • Word Cracker. Cracks files encrypted by Word. FTP: ftp.funet.fi:/pub/crypt/analysis/wordunp.zip

  • WordPerfect Cracker. Cracks files encrypted with WordPerfect. FTP: wpcrack_a and wpcrack_b in ftp.funet.fi:/pub/crypt/analysis.

  • Zip Crack. Cracks encrypted ZIP files. FTP: ftp.funet.fi:/pub/crypt/analysis/zipcrk**.zip. For an analysis on the PKZIP encryption algorithm, see the paper by Eli Biham and Paul Kocher.   [Anonymous Link]

  • Unix password cracking programs are available in ftp.funet.fi:/pub/networking/security/CERT/tools.

  • Other programs and information is available in ftp.funet.fi:/pub/crypt/analysis and ftp.ox.ac.uk/pub/crypto/cryptanalysis/.   [Anonymous Link]

  • There are many joint efforts by interested people to break various ciphers. (see Damien Doligez's SSL cracking page   [Anonymous Link] or Piete Brooks's brute forcing page), (see how RSA-129 was broken).


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