Bookmarks for your favourite Browser

[-~operator~-]

i had some sparse time and thought about building up a bookmarks list for all the stuff you and i could find helpful. That was the point when i stumbled upon vulnerabilityassessment's penetration testing framework. So thinking about using this as a base....

i took some time to organize it and added a few more links (thanks to purehate for the linux basic links, i think it was "ze Frenchie" and others for the 0-day rss feeds). This list is not completely tested and not perfect, some links simply lead to the tools download page or directly to the download, but i still find it useful.
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so here it goes, feel free to download and use it, don't abuse it.
make suggestions to improve it. i will expand it and post new versions. And i would like YOU to scroll through your bookmarks and search for other useful stuff to add to the list.

Have fun!

Please scroll through the thread for the actual version

[purehate]

Very nice. I have most of these but looks like theres some new stuff, To bad if a new person see's this they will be stunned with information over load

[-=Xploitz=-]

if a new person see's this they will be stunned with information over load

Yea, they'll probably have to see a psych for all the 1's and 0's they'll be dreaming about. 001011 001110101 0 101 0 11 10101010 0101010101 010101

Off Topic...But anyone know what ever happned to -=ice fortress=- I was a member there and they just shut down and went into hiding like a year ago.

BTW -~operator~-
Thanks for sharing.

[ghaze]

Nice list.

Good work

[-~operator~-]

thx to all for the compliments!

i like to contribute more to the community and i definitely will keep this list up, took me some time to get this, and i had to remove some stuff because the other links were in german. Next thing will be a BackTrack Section, where i would like to add links to the useful threads list, other useful things (eristic was faster here , the HCL List on B|T wiki, the slacks modules link (where i got my additional software for B|T, and more and more and more.... so if you got any useful/interesting stuff to add, mail me!

To bad if a new person see's this they will be stunned with information over load

perhaps we can do another "Newbee bookmarks list"??? And perhaps integrate it in the wiki?

Have a nice weekend,

operator

[balding_parrot]

This would probably be a useful bookmark for the list although with good administration it would be rendered useless

Default Password List

http://www.phenoelit.de/dpl/dpl.html

Obviously intended for the newbies

[shamanvirtuel]

This would probably be a useful bookmark for the list although with good administration it would be rendered useless

Default Password List

http://www.phenoelit.de/dpl/dpl.html

Obviously intended for the newbies

That's the pb........ many persons don't have skills into security administration.....even if it's so simple.....

[balding_parrot]

That's the pb........ many persons don't have skills into security administration.....even if it's so simple.....

I think the main people to blame there are the ISP's and WRT/AP and other wireless equipment manufacturers that either send the equipment out with at best WEP 64bit or no protection at all and no instructions/warnings telling the suckers getting this equipment how to improve it and what they should consider a minimum security level ie WPA/2 AES TKIP and what is and isn't a good password or passphrase.

It boils down to the right people are not doing the right education and people are unfortunately finding that out the hard way.

Alot of them say that 64bit WEP is secure to their customers

[-~operator~-]

Default Password List
http://www.phenoelit.de/dpl/dpl.html

added. Thx!

It boils down to the right people are not doing the right education

i don't think it's that simple. problem is that many people don't even have a hand for their computers, why should they even know the difference between WEP, WPA, TKIP, WPA2 and so on. Even if you try to explain it, this is like reading chinese for them. I remember trying to explain the differences to my father... no use....

[-~operator~-]

update for the bookmarks,

got some backtrack 2 and linux basics integrated, also the useful firefox plugins and some minor additions (like "howto build a cheap directional antenna" ).

as i said, if someone got some more links worth adding, please let me know.