A free Oracle password cracker written completely in PL/SQL. It is not the intention to replace the fast C based crackers such as woraauthbf but instead to suppliment it and to promote the need to check for weak passwords in customer databases but allow the customer to have a safe and easy method to do it that doesn’t involve downloading binaries, oracle clients, ssl dlls and more.
More info can be found at the author site.
http://www.petefinnigan.com/oracle_password_cracker.htm

This firefox extension simply checks if the URL you’ve just opened contains YouTube’s VerifyAge-page. If it does, it’ll grab the video-ID of the video-clip you just tried to watch and open up a popup-window with that video – WITHOUT having to login / register.
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As you know AT&T is the only carrier for IPhones (unless its jailbroken). For many people jumping on the IPhone craze do not know that the convenience of listening to your voicemail from your Iphone (or any AT&T phone for that matter) is a huge hole. The AT&T voicemail system is configured by default not to ask for a password when you check your voicemail from the handset (it asks for your voicemail password if you call your number from another phone and press * when your voicemail answers). (more…)

A few days ago during a drunken IRC chat irongeek was talking about how to change some registry settings to make your windows box act like a different OS on the network in order to fool some scanners. He released some autoIT script as a POC. ::HERE:: Now seeing as i hate bloated software i told him i could do the same thing in assembly in 4.5kb. Which i pretty much succeeded in doing but its actually 14kb because i used his same 9kb icon for the exe. Now granted the source code looks crappy because i was just slapping it together in time to show him, so i figure you can download both his and mine and see how they are similar. My version with src code is below

Download OSFuscate

btw i dont wear glasses

Introduction

This tutorial walks you through cracking WPA/WPA2 networks which use pre-shared keys. I recommend you do some background reading to better understand what WPA/WPA2 is. The Wiki links page has a WPA/WPA2 section. he best document describing WPA is Wi-Fi Security – WEP, WPA and WPA2. This is the link to download the PDF directly. The WPA Packet Capture Explained tutorial is a companion to this tutorial.
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When you visit website ftp site in Internet Explorer version 4.x-6.x and you choose the “Remember password” when you login, the password is saved in the Protected Storage in the registry, and this utility can recover it.

The Protected Storage information is saved in a special location in the Registry. The base key of the Protected Storage is located under the following key: “HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Protected Storage System Provider”
You can browse the above key in the Registry Editor (RegEdit), but you won’t be able to watch the passwords, because they are encrypted. Also, some passwords data are hidden by the operating system.

We are releasing a Demo version of IE Recover that recovers the first 3 characters of your password.

Download IE Recover Demo

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The full version is available for $4.99 that shows the complete password.
Built in pure Assembly language this program is only 7kb and fits perfectly on a thumbdrive to carry with you anywhere.

Help support this site by purchasing it ,so we can continue to off you the latest password recovery info.

You can purchase through paypal or e-gold from the links below. Thank you.

for /f %%i in (allkey.txt) do curl -d "ACT_CODE=%%i+&CUSTOMER_ID=&CUSTOMER_PASS=&sendcode=%%E4%%B8%%8B%%E4%%B8%%80%%E6%%AD%%A5+" https://activation.kaspersky.com/en/index.html>%%i.html
for /r %%i in (*.html) do findstr /M "Wrong activation code" %%i>>delfile.txt
for /f %%i in (delfile.txt) do del %%i
del delfile.txt

Synopsis

The password checking routine of DriveCrypt fails to sanitize the BIOS keyboard buffer before AND after reading passwords.

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The password checking routine of SafeBoot Device Encryption fails to sanitize the BIOS keyboard buffer after reading passwords, resulting in plain text password leakage to unprivileged local users.
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CIRT.net maintains a large list of default passwords for all kinds of gadgets and electronic devices. Did you ever try changing settings on some gadget but couldn’t do it because it required some password you had never set up. That’s exactly what CIRT.net can help you with.
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