Thread: Help Getting Revenge

IP# (Address) you mean... unless you mean his ISP's phone#....


depends on if it's static or dynamically assigned...


Doing something to him like that would be illegal, so asking in a public forum is retarded, but there are things you can do like dos (drdos)

ISP Number? Do you mean IP Number?

oh sorry its IP Adress

Originally Posted by BigDyl

IP# (Address) you mean... unless you mean his ISP's phone#....


depends on if it's static or dynamically assigned...


Doing something to him like that would be illegal, so asking in a public forum is retarded, but there are things you can do like dos (drdos)

but that bastard is subscribing with my email on all types of sites, isn't that illegal?

Originally Posted by mike456

oh sorry its IP Adress

Post it.

Originally Posted by mike456

but that bastard is subscribing with my email on all types of sites, isn't that illegal?

no

68.226.204.154

have fun

one of the sites that he signed up with my email had that as IP Adress received, so I am guessing that his IP adress, right?

will he be able to get any viruses or anything bad on my computer just by having my email?

Originally Posted by mike456

68.226.204.154

have fun

All I can figure out is that he has broadband through Cox cable.

umm you guys who's ip is this?



mkei ; died you gets thjis from his email send hearder? or did you just grab it from some .txt file? let me know and i will help you!!


<---b0rd

Originally Posted by DOMS

All I can figure out is that he has broadband through Cox cable.

hope you did that with a online website and not your own box because he can trace it back to your ip and get you busted...

Originally Posted by DOMS

All I can figure out is that he has broadband through Cox cable.

do you know if he uses any programs that are common? like kazzaa? or something ... or like his email sender thing ... ? was it a online proxy thing or an application?

CMD -> netstat -r and check for any unknown connections or find opPorts.exe (search google) and check for any malicous connections

check out some other programs like subseven and then read up on port sniffing and stuff like that

Originally Posted by ge3k0

umm you guys who's ip is this?



mkei ; died you gets thjis from his email send hearder? or did you just grab it from some .txt file? let me know and i will help you!!


<---b0rd

he(some bastard) is subscribing in sites with my email, the site contacted me for confirmation, and it says received ip adress, so Im guessing it his his, right?

snort.exe / ethereal.exe (don't know what they changed the name of etherreal to so eh>)


also check some other stuff on your computer
if you are really leet


xml all your tags into a database the size of jesuse and then charge all the in / out puts to a random generator file and then charge rent.... with mem crap



*cough* i mean umm learn some vb and programm your own deterant firewall


download linux or free bsd ... or something like open wall


and check your firewall stuff with online port scan sygate is good...


get a cisco customized router and then hack it with some open iso file


ahhahaha

www.rootkit.com
www.packetstormsecurity.org
www.aclu.org
www.meatsploit.com
www.milw0rm.com
www.slashdot.com
www.zone-h.org //the forums section

www.cplusplus.com
www.freebsd.com
www.google.com?Search=?openwall + john the ripper // just search jobn riper


www.oreily.com

www.perl.com

www.hack3r.com

www.wargames.com

www.2600.com

www.defcon.org

www.eprint.org

www.bugcheck.com

www.invisiblethings.com

www.linux.com


and the such.

oh yeah and if you live in the ghetto...


www.vatoquest.com

//to search for those gang voilent parts that are at war and stuff .... hahahaha


vatoquest....hahahaha

http://www-tech.mit.edu/Shakespeare/

www.uninformed.com

http://xxx.lanl.gov/

http://eprint.iacr.org

www.php.com

www.python.com

www.ruby.com

www.suse.com

www.ssh.com

ssh2 md5 collision attacks /..


sniffing http encrypted sessions

hax0ring with 802.11 b /g network cards

www.airopeek.com

Originally Posted by mike456

but that bastard is subscribing with my email on all types of sites, isn't that illegal?

Change your E-mail address....

Originally Posted by mike456

he(some bastard) is subscribing in sites with my email, the site contacted me for confirmation, and it says received ip adress, so Im guessing it his his, right?

yup just

goto www.nmap.com and download some version and mess around with it

also, hping is tight for getting your shit together with all the hardcore stuff


www.mixter.void.ru is tight for learning about that stuff...



if you are searching or scanning someone elses port with your box then it can trace back to your ip and do the same thing to you so either have a leet system (which im guessing you don't) so just goto google and search port scan

Originally Posted by ge3k0

yup just

goto www.nmap.com and download some version and mess around with it

also, hping is tight for getting your shit together with all the hardcore stuff


www.mixter.void.ru is tight for learning about that stuff...



if you are searching or scanning someone elses port with your box then it can trace back to your ip and do the same thing to you so either have a leet system (which im guessing you don't) so just goto google and search port scan

there are other leet programs out there that do the work for you and give you an exploit + other crap..


if you find something open like a

web server or something then you can just look for an old exploit on metasploit or you can just try to get some zero day from like that french site or zone-h forums it's really easy


on zone-h.org forums my handle is ge3k0 or ge3k (mainly ge3k0) but you can message me whenever you want to learn more !

i'm a computer sci. major so i'm super uber leeet


have fun


one hot topic now a days is using vmware as a maxtrix system within your os substandard as a triad effect ... but many people think that this is just a hoax because time constraints on sub system stuff and the junk like that ..

blue pill is what some russian girl or something said it was .. she''s on one of those links i gave you

Originally Posted by ForemanRules

Change your E-mail address....

or you could do that.. there should be somewhere also that you can subscribe to that just lets you inform the webmaster of what's going on. and he will ban your email address... let someone know btw

or you can do this?
-----------------------------http://www.jwz.org/hacks/mork.pl----------
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# Copyright © 2004 Jamie Zawinski <jwz@jwz.org>
#
# Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute, and sell this software and its
# documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without fee, provided that
# the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that
# copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting
# documentation. No representations are made about the suitability of this
# software for any purpose. It is provided "as is" without express or
# implied warranty.
#
# Created: 3-Mar-2004 by Jamie Zawinski, Anonymous, and Jacob Post.
#
################################################## ############################
#
# This is a program that can read the Mozilla URL history file --
# normally $HOME/.mozilla/default/*.slt/history.dat -- and prints out
# a list of URLs and their time of last access. With no arguments,
# it prints lines like
#
# 1078333826 1 http://www.jwz.org/hacks/
#
# where the first number is a ctime (number of seconds since Jan 1 1970 GMT)
# and the second number is how many times this URL was visited. The URLs are
# printed most-recent-first.
#
# With -vv, it prints all the information known about each URL,
# including time of first visit, last visit, document title, etc.
#
# With --html, it produces HTML output instead of plain text.
#
# With "--age 2H", it limits itself to URLs that were loaded within the
# last two hours. Likewise with "sec", "min", "day", "month", etc.
#
################################################## ############################
#
# And Now, The Ugly Truth Laid Bare:
#
# In Netscape Navigator 1.0 through 4.0, the history.db file was just a
# Berkeley DBM file. You could trivially bind to it from Perl, and
# pull out the URLs and last-access time. In Mozilla, this has been
# replaced with a "Mork" database for which no tools exist.
#
# Let me make it clear that McCusker is a complete barking lunatic.
# This is just about the stupidest file format I've ever seen.
#
# http://www.mozilla.org/mailnews/arch/mork/primer.txt
# http://jwz.livejournal.com/312657.html
# http://www.jwz.org/doc/mailsum.html
# http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=241438
#
# In brief, let's count its sins:
#
# - Two different numerical namespaces that overlap.
#
# - It can't decide what kind of character-quoting syntax to use:
# Backslash? Hex encoding with dollar-sign?
#
# - C++ line comments are allowed sometimes, but sometimes // is just
# a pair of characters in a URL.
#
# - It goes to all this serious compression effort (two different
# string-interning hash tables) and then writes out Unicode strings
# without using UTF-8: writes out the unpacked wchar_t characters!
#
# - Worse, it hex-encodes each wchar_t with a 3-byte encoding,
# meaning the file size will be 3x or 6x (depending on whether
# whchar_t is 2 bytes or 4 bytes.)
#
# - It masquerades as a "textual" file format when in fact it's just
# another binary-blob file, except that it represents all its magic
# numbers in ASCII. It's not human-readable, it's not hand-editable,
# so the only benefit there is to the fact that it uses short lines
# and doesn't use binary characters is that it makes the file bigger.
# Oh wait, my mistake, that isn't actually a benefit at all.
#
# Pure comedy.
#
################################################## ############################


require 5;
use diagnostics;
use strict;
use POSIX qw(strftime);

my $progname = $0; $progname =~ s@.*/@@g;
my $version = q{ $Revision: 1.14 $ }; $version =~ s/^[^0-9]+([0-9.]+).*$/$1/;

my $verbose = 0;
my $show_all_p = 1;

my (%key_table, %val_table, %row_hash);
my ($total, $skipped) = (0, 0);

# Returns a list of hashes, the contents of the mork file.
#
sub mork_parse_file {
my ($file, $age) = @_;
local $/ = undef;
local *IN;

my $since = ($age ? time() - $age : 0);

################################################## ########################
# Define the messy regexen up here
################################################## ########################

my $top_level_comment = qr@//.*\n@;

my $key_table_re = qr/ < \s* < # "< <"
\( a=c \) > # "(a=c)>"
(?> ([^>]*) ) > \s* # Grab anything that's not ">"
/sx;

my $value_table_re = qr/ < ( .*?\) )> \s* /sx;

my $table_re = qr/ \{ -? # "{" or "{-"
[\da-f]+ : # hex, ":"
(?> .*?\{ ) # Eat up to a {...
((?> .*?\} ) # and then the closing }...
(?> .*?\} )) # Finally, grab the table section
\s* /six;

my $row_re = qr/ ( (?> \[ [^]]* \] # "["..."]"
\s*)+ ) # Perhaps repeated many times
/sx;

my $section_begin_re = qr/ \@\$\$\{ # "@$${"
([\dA-F]+) # hex
\{\@ \s* # "{@"
/six;

my $section_end_re = undef;
my $section = "top level";

################################################## ########################
# Read in the file.
################################################## ########################
open (IN, "<$file") || error ("$file: $!");
print STDERR "$progname: reading $file...\n" if ($verbose);

my $body = <IN>;
close IN;

$body =~ s/\r\n/\n/gs; # Windows Mozilla uses \r\n
$body =~ s/\r/\n/gs; # Presumably Mac Mozilla is similarly dumb

$body =~ s/\\\\/\$5C/gs; # Sometimes backslash is quoted with a
# backslash; convert to hex.
$body =~ s/\\\)/\$29/gs; # close-paren is quoted with a backslash;
# convert to hex.
$body =~ s/\\\n//gs; # backslash at end of line is continuation.

################################################## ########################
# Figure out what we're looking at, and parse it.
################################################## ########################

print STDERR "$progname: $file: parsing...\n" if ($verbose);

pos($body) = 0;
my $length = length($body);

while( pos($body) < $length ) {

# Key table

if ( $body =~ m/\G$key_table_re/gc ) {
mork_parse_key_table($file, $section, $1);

# Values
} elsif ( $body =~ m/\G$value_table_re/gco ) {
mork_parse_value_table($file, $section, $1);

# Table
} elsif ( $body =~ m/\G$table_re/gco ) {
mork_parse_table($file, $section, $age, $since, $1);

# Rows (-> table)
} elsif ( $body =~ m/\G$row_re/gco ) {
mork_parse_table($file, $section, $age, $since, $1);

# Section begin
} elsif ( $body =~ m/\G$section_begin_re/gco ) {
$section = $1;
$section_end_re = qr/\@\$\$\}$section\}\@\s*/s;

# Section end
} elsif ( $section_end_re && $body =~ m/\G$section_end_re/gc ) {
$section_end_re = undef;
$section = "top level";

# Comment
} elsif ( $body =~ m/\G$top_level_comment/gco ) {
#no-op

} else {
# $body =~ m/\G (.{0,300}) /gcsx; print "<$1>\n";
error("$file: $section: Cannot parse");
}
}

if($section_end_re) {
error("$file: Unterminated section $section");
}


print STDERR "$progname: $file: sorting...\n" if ($verbose);

my @entries = sort { $b->{LastVisitDate} <=>
$a->{LastVisitDate} } values(%row_hash);

print STDERR "$progname: $file: done! ($total total, $skipped skipped)\n"
if ($verbose);

(%key_table, %val_table, %row_hash, $total, $skipped) = ();

return \@entries;
}


################################################## ########################
# parse a row and column table
################################################## ########################

sub mork_parse_table {
my($file, $section, $age, $since, $table_part) = (@_);

print STDERR "\n" if ($verbose > 3);

# Assumption: no relevant spaces in values in this section
$table_part =~ s/\s+//g;

# print $table_part; #exit(0);

#Grab each complete [...] block
while( $table_part =~ m/\G [^[]* \[ # find a "["
( [^]]+ ) \] # capture up to "]"
/gcx ) {
$_ = $1;

my %hash;
my ($id, @cells) = split (m/[()]+/s);

next unless scalar(@cells);

# Trim junk
$id =~ s/^-//;
$id =~ s/:.*//;

if($row_hash{$id}) {
%hash = ( %{$row_hash{$id}} );
} else {
%hash = ( 'ID' => $id,
'LastVisitDate' => 0 );
}

foreach (@cells) {
next unless $_;

my ($keyi, $which, $vali) =
m/^\^ ([-\dA-F]+)
([\^=])
(.*)
$/xi;

error ("$file: unparsable cell: $_\n") unless defined ($vali);

# If the key isn't in the key table, ignore it
#
my $key = $key_table{$keyi};
next unless defined($key);

my $val = ($which eq '='
? $vali
: $val_table{$vali});

if ($key eq 'LastVisitDate' || $key eq 'FirstVisitDate') {
$val = int ($val / 1000000); # we don't need milliseconds, dude.
}

$hash{$key} = $val;
#print "$id: $key -> $val\n";
}


if ($age && ($hash{LastVisitDate} || $since) < $since) {
print STDERR "$progname: $file: skipping old: " .
"$hash{LastVisitDate} $hash{URL}\n"
if ($verbose > 3);
$skipped++;
next;
}

$total++;
$row_hash{$id} = \%hash;
}
}


################################################## ########################
# parse a values table
################################################## ########################

sub mork_parse_value_table {
my($file, $section, $val_part) = (@_);

return unless $val_part;

my @pairs = split (m/\(([^\)]+)\)/, $val_part);
$val_part = undef;

print STDERR "\n" if ($verbose > 3);

foreach (@pairs) {
next unless (m/[^\s]/s);
my ($key, $val) = m/([\dA-F]*)[\t\n ]*=[\t\n ]*(.*)/i;

if (! defined ($val)) {
print STDERR "$progname: $file: $section: unparsable val: $_\n";
next;
}

# Assume that URLs and LastVisited are never hexilated; so
# don't bother unhexilating if we won't be using Name, etc.
if($show_all_p && $val =~ m/\$/) {
# Approximate wchar_t -> ASCII and remove NULs
$val =~ s/\$00//g; # faster if we remove these first
$val =~ s/\$([\dA-F]{2})/chr(hex($1))/ge;
}

$val_table{$key} = $val;
print STDERR "$progname: $file: $section: val $key = \"$val\"\n"
if ($verbose > 3);
}
}


################################################## ########################
# parse a key table
################################################## ########################

sub mork_parse_key_table {
my ($file, $section, $key_table) = (@_);

print STDERR "\n" if ($verbose > 3);
$key_table =~ s@\s+//.*$@@gm;

my @pairs = split (m/\(([^\)]+)\)/s, $key_table);
$key_table = undef;

foreach (@pairs) {
next unless (m/[^\s]/s);
my ($key, $val) = m/([\dA-F]+)\s*=\s*(.*)/i;
error ("$file: $section: unparsable key: $_") unless defined ($val);

# If we're only emitting URLs and dates, don't even bother
# saving the other fields that we aren't interested in.
#
next if (!$show_all_p &&
$val ne 'URL' && $val ne 'LastVisitDate' &&
$val ne 'VisitCount');

$key_table{$key} = $val;
print STDERR "$progname: $file: $section: key $key = \"$val\"\n"
if ($verbose > 3);
}
}


sub html_quote {
my ($s) = @_;
$s =~ s/&/&amp;/g;
$s =~ s/</&lt;/g;
$s =~ s/>/&gt;/g;
$s =~ s/\"/&quot;/g;
return $s;
}

sub html_wrap {
my ($s) = @_;
$s = html_quote ($s);

# while there are non-wrappable chunks of 30 characters,
# insert wrap points at certain punctuation characters every 10 characters.
while ($s =~ m/[^\s]{30}/s) {
last unless ($s =~ s@([^\s]{10})([/;,])([^/\s])@$1$2 $3@gs ||
$s =~ s@([^\s]{10})([-_\$\#?.]|&amp;|%(2F|2C|26))@$1 $2@gs);
}

# if we still have non-wrappable chunks of 40 characters,
# insert wrap points every 30 characters no matter what.
while ($s =~ m/[^\s]{40}/s) {
last unless ($s =~ s@([^\s]{30})@$1 @gs);
}

return $s;
}

sub format_urls {
my ($results, $html_p) = @_;

print "<TABLE BORDER=0 CELLPADDING=" . ($show_all_p ? "4" : "0") .
" CELLSPACING=0>\n"
if ($html_p);

foreach my $hash (@$results) {

if ($show_all_p) {
#
# Print every field in the hash.
#

if ($html_p) {
print " <TR>\n";
print " <TD NOWRAP ALIGN=RIGHT VALIGN=TOP>$hash->{ID}&nbsp;</TD>\n";
print " <TD NOWRAP>\n";
print " <TABLE BORDER=0 CELLPADDING=0 CELLSPACING=0>\n";
}

my %key_sort_table = (
'ID' => ' 0 ',
'URL' => ' 1 ',
'Name' => ' 2 ',
'Hostname' => ' 3 ',
'FirstVisitDate' => ' 4 ',
'LastVisitDate' => ' 5 '
);

foreach my $key (sort { ($key_sort_table{$a} || $a) cmp
($key_sort_table{$b} || $b)
} (keys(%$hash))) {
my $val = $hash->{$key};
if ($key eq 'LastVisitDate' || $key eq 'FirstVisitDate') {
$val = localtime ($val);
}
if ($html_p) {
next if ($key eq 'ID');
$key = html_quote ($key);
$val = ($key eq 'URL'
? "<A HREF=\"$val\">" . html_wrap ($val) . "</A>"
: html_wrap ($val));
print " <TR>\n";
print " <TD VALIGN=TOP NOWRAP ALIGN=RIGHT>$key: &nbsp;</TD>\n";
print " <TD VALIGN=TOP>$val</TD>\n";
print " </TR>\n";
} else {
print sprintf ("%14s = %s\n", $key, $val);
}
}

if ($html_p) {
print " </TABLE>\n";
print " </TD>\n";
print " </TR>\n";
}
print "\n";

} else {
#
# Print just the URLs and their last-load-times.
#
my $url = $hash->{'URL'};
my $date = $hash->{'LastVisitDate'} || 0;
my $count = $hash->{'VisitCount'} || 1;
next unless defined ($url);

if ($html_p) {
$date = strftime("%d %b %l:%M %p", localtime ($date));
my $u2 = html_wrap ($url);
print " <TR>";
print "<TD VALIGN=TOP ALIGN=RIGHT NOWRAP>";
print "($count) " if ($count > 1);
print "$date &nbsp;</TD>";
print "<TD VALIGN=TOP><A HREF=\"$url\">$u2</A></TD>";
print "</TR>\n";
} else {
print "$date\t$count\t$url\n";
}
}
}

print "</TABLE>\n" if ($html_p);
}


sub error {
($_) = @_;
print STDERR "$progname: $_\n";
exit 1;
}

sub usage {
print STDERR "usage: $progname [--verbose] [--html] [--age secs] " .
"mork-input-file\n" .
"\t'age' can be of the form '2h', '3d', etc.\n";
exit 1;
}

sub main {
my ($file, $age, $html_p);
while ($#ARGV >= 0) {
$_ = shift @ARGV;
if ($_ eq "--verbose") { $verbose++; }
elsif (m/^-v+$/) { $verbose += length($_)-1; }
elsif ($_ eq "--age") { $age = shift @ARGV; }
elsif ($_ eq "--html") { $html_p = 1; }
elsif (m/^-./) { usage; }
elsif (!defined($file)) { $file = $_; }
else { usage; }
}

usage() unless defined($file);

$show_all_p = ($verbose > 1);

if (!$age) {
} elsif ($age =~ m/^(\d+)\s*s(ec(onds?)?)?$/i) {
$age = $1 + 0;
} elsif ($age =~ m/^(\d+)\s*m(in(utes?)?)?$/i) {
$age = $1 * 60;
} elsif ($age =~ m/^(\d+)\s*h(ours?)?$/i) {
$age = $1 * 60 * 60;
} elsif ($age =~ m/^(\d+)\s*d(ays?)?$/i) {
$age = $1 * 60 * 60 * 24;
} elsif ($age =~ m/^(\d+)\s*w(eeks?)?$/i) {
$age = $1 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 7;
} elsif ($age =~ m/^(\d+)\s*m(on(ths?)?)?$/i) {
$age = $1 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 30;
} elsif ($age =~ m/^(\d+)\s*y(ears?)?$/i) {
$age = $1 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 365;
} else {
error ("unparsable: --age $age");
}

my $results = mork_parse_file ($file, $age);
format_urls ($results, $html_p);
}

main;
exit 0;

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