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What are you working on? - pwnGlobal - 02-09-2019
Look at my "Welcome Post" and you will find a lot about me.
Love to help on one of your projects. Drop me a PM.
Crypt.
RE: What are you working on? - mothered - 02-09-2019
Thread moved from the Group Discussion forum to here.
RE: What are you working on? - Skryptec - 02-09-2019
I am currently working on quite a lot of projects. I am recently moved from Wrike to Asana and it's very nice to have a overview of all my tasks.
RE: What are you working on? - Zador - 02-09-2019
Working on getting access to my town's solar panel array.
I recently shut down a small array remotely in a gov building by accessing their wifi and finding the controller they used to configure it.
Now i'm working on finding my way into the bigger array on a field near me.
Seems interesting so far.
RE: What are you working on? - mothered - 02-09-2019
(02-09-2019, 09:38 AM)Skryptec Wrote: I am currently working on quite a lot of projects. I am recently moved from Wrike to Asana and it's very nice to have a overview of all my tasks.
Off-topic, good to see you're back.
On-topic, working on an exploitation on a pretty large scale. Around 4 days of research before any attack vectors can begin.
Stocked up on coffee and headache tablets.
RE: What are you working on? - natifix - 02-09-2019
I want to learn to bypass xfinity's login for their hotspot wifi.
RE: What are you working on? - darkninja1980 - 02-09-2019
I have been studying a lot in my courses at udemy.
RE: What are you working on? - mothered - 02-10-2019
Further to my above post, In was up until 4am exploiting an IT company.
Getting there slowly- they've sanitized Input data and have decent IDS/IPS/WAF In place, so I need to circumvent those before moving forward.
RE: What are you working on? - Kludge - 02-10-2019
Usually I'm cracking any number of an OS named after a certain hole in people's walls in order to release properly stripped and activate-able copies of Home, Pro, Enterprise, and anything in between. I'm slowly using Arch to build a very simple OS based on a couple of solid principals: Mathematics, academic writing, hacking tools, coding packages and tools, and a few simple encryption based communication packages. On top of this, I'll be including my own sort-of-manpag to explain the what's and why's of the system. That is a very long term project though.
Normally I'm in the process of writing semi-academic papers based on theories I've developed in the software, virtualization, and anonymization areas of computer science.
Last but not least, I'm very slowly developing a few different HTML/CSS/JS website templates, fully notated, explained, and including FAQs.
And when not doing any of this, I am fixing computers and mobile devices for people on the side just to keep income going.
RE: What are you working on? - mothered - 02-10-2019
(02-10-2019, 04:49 AM)Kludge Wrote: Usually I'm cracking any number of an OS named after a certain hole in people's walls in order to release properly stripped and activate-able copies of Home, Pro, Enterprise, and anything in between.
Quote: in order to release properly stripped and activate-able copies
As a matter of Interest, what tools do you utilize to strip the OS?