Very nice pureh@te!! I also learn w/ this tut that my ISP blocks outgoing smtp packets. It is kind of obvious tho...

Hmm, I wonder how it does it? Not blocking all outgoing 445 requests, I presume.

Why is it that I found about this so late? Anyways I ran the code against my fully patched Windows 7 Professional machine and it froze! When is Windows patching this bug? Thanks for the link!

I hope you have a bit of understanding of how NAT/PAT works by now. The simple answer is you cannot unless:

1.) You can gain access to his router.
2.) There are ports forwarded from the router...

Thanks, added to my metasploit folder!

Hmm, the manual install simply makes a copy of the Live CD install into a real/virtual HDD. Because the Live CD always runs as root, the manual install does as well. There is no need for su/sudo...

If you are sure that /dev/sda2 is empty, simply copy again the boot files from the live cd to the boot partition /dev/sda2. Modify menu.lst accordingly and install GRUB again. When you install GRUB,...

If you name each distribution's vmlinuz and initrd differently, I don't see a reason why there will be a conflict. When booting a particular distribution, make sure you point to the write set of...

It's not going to work because if you look at your partition table, (hd0,0) contains your Windows 7 OS. My advice is, copy all boot files to a single /boot partition (you have three) and update grub...

Glad you guys got it to work! I just edited the first post so that the kernel line goes before the initrd line!

You definitely can, the first thing you must do is find out which partition contains the boot folder:


fdisk -l

It will list all hard-drives with its corresponding partitions. Usually the boot...

I have the same card, and at least under BT4 Beta the virtual WLAN is created under ath1 not ath0 nor wifi0.


airodump-ng ath1

In my case, ath0 stays in managed mode. Hope it helps!

I haven't yet started on socket programming, but I'm really looking forward to. That's the only kind of programming that I would really like to do.

By just looking at that line I can tell you that you are using BT4 Beta, not PF!!! The size of PF is above 1 Gig. This guide is exclusively for PF.

Good luck! In my case, it took me a while to get everything to work, so don't feel bad at all. What counts is that you are trying and learning a lot along the way!

If you want to include UDP ports:



netstat --help
netstat -lnpta

First of all, if all inbound traffic is blocked (except established), how in gods name can you sneak a listening UDP backdoor. If you say reverse UDP or TCP, then you have a point.


iptables -P...

Those are internal streams used by the OS. If you really want to see listening ports you should do:


netstat -lnpt

I doubt you have any open ports unless you have strictly done so. You can...

Depending on the hardware type, Linux gives it a name. For instance, if it is IDE, it will be hdX. If it is SCSI, sdX...

I guess /dev/sr0 is another type.

Like Nurek_bagieNNy said, only if you are using the LiveCD, the iso will be mounted on /media/cdrom0. Anyways if for some reason /dev/hda (cdrom) was not mounted, you must do it manually:


...

Welcome to the BT forums, but watch where you post. This is a How To section, not a support section.

Configure the network adapter of the VM in NAT mode.

Thanks for the heads up once again! I forgot to add dev to the list of new folders. I also included a detailed link on how to partition a HDD for those of you new to BT.

P.S glad you got it to...

Good catch, wrong folder name.

What's up with that GUI installer that we have now? I don't know about you, but I'm not a fan of it. I haven't even tried it yet! The manual install as always stills the same, but this time we have...

Let's add some more ingredients to the soup.

In case a windows firewall is in place, we can do the following to bypass it:


C:\>netsh firewall set allowedprogram %systemroot%\system32\nc.exe...