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Adore Worm - Another Mutation
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Date added: 11/07/2005 |
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The Adore worm, originally identified as the Red Worm, is a collection of programs and shell scripts contained in a file called red.tar. The Adore worm attempts to gain unauthorized access to systems that are vulnerable to the LPRng, rpc-statd, and the Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) software exploits. |
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Curious Yellow: The First Coordinated Worm Design
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Date added: 10/30/2005 |
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The Warhol worm design began the theoretical discussion of so-called superworms , a new type of computer worms. A worm is a computer program which copies itself from computer to computer in an attempt to reproduce as much as possible. A superworm uses more advanced techniques to achieve very quick infection of the network. The primary strategy behind the Warhol superworm is to pre-scan the network for vulnerable targets. When the worm is launched it already has a large list of targets with a known method for infection and can therefore quickly infect an initial seed population.
One thing which the Warhol paper mentions is that better results might be achieved via a coordinated worm in which various instances of the worm on different computers communicate with each other in order to optimize infection. The Warhol paper states, however, that no coordinated worm has ever been created. This paper proposes the first design for a worm which utilizes efficient communication between worm instances for an optimal infection strategy. |
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100 Industrial-Strength Tips & Tools for the Script Kiddie
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Date added: 10/31/2005 |
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100 Industrial-Strength Tips & Tools for the Script Kiddie (UNIX Ver.) |
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Hackers Hand Book
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Date added: 11/06/2005 |
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Actual Hackers Book written while ago by profesionals to give a better understanding for new minds about hacking. great book to read even for the smart ones. |
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Coding a TCP Connect Port Scanner: Step by Step
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Date added: 11/09/2005 |
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This paper is the first in a series of simple tutorials that expand on developing basic security tools. The reader is assumed to have basic C programming skills and has TCP/IP familiarity. |
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