On Tue, 1 Nov 2005, Tony Nelson wrote:
At 11:20 PM -0500 10/31/05, Robin Mordasiewicz wrote:
On Mon, 31 Oct 2005, Neil Cherry wrote:
Jeff Vian wrote:
On Mon, 2005-10-31 at 17:16 +0100, Emmanuel Goldstein wrote:
Man, the presentation is not related to any subject at university, Im
not getting any profit from it and It doesnt even have anything to do
with any teacher. Im just asking security proffessionals for
information. If you do not have any, just dont say anything. Dont
start assuming things that are completely false making me to look
stupid in the list.
No one is making you look stupid. Fishing for assistance this way does
that well enough on it's own.
And if he had only googled before he posted he'd know why using
Emmanuel Goldstein was a bad choice as his nom du jour (unless
he had a radio program but then he wouldn't be asking would he).
Of course everyone needs a daily dose of irony. :-) A kind of
circular form of irony?
The negative unhelpful attitudes expressed here are not representative of
most people in the community. For the people who do not wish to help, you
are just embarrassing the rest of us. Please stop. The original question
is perfectly fine, and you will surely find people interested in
discussing this with you.
The guy is a troll. From the original message:
To: pen-test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, vuln-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
pen-test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, security-basics@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
nmap-hackers@xxxxxxxxxxxx, full-disclosure@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
bugtraq@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, security-alerts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
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My name's Luis and I'm a computer science student from Spain.
--
Emmanuel Goldstein.
Room 101, Ministry of Truth.
W2, London. Oceania.
--
He's Luis from Spain and also Emmanuel Goldstein from 1984 and 2600, much
fun for the security mavens he's supposedly just solocited help from.
I'm running
late so It would be great if you guys could send me some PowerPoint or
OO-Impress presentations, Pdf documents, or any kind of multimedia
material
Please do his work for him.
The topics I'm going to cover, in no particular order, are:
- Sniffers
- Viruses
- Port Scanning
- Fingerprinting
- Unnecessary open ports
- Bad software configuration (web servers, databases, mail servers...)
- SQL injections
- Buffer Overflows
- Use of google as a information gathering tool.
- Firewalls
- DOS attacks
- Brute force attacks
- Cryptography.
- Cross site scripting
- Man-in-the-middle
- Intrusion Detection Systems
- Honeypots
- Identity Spoofing
- Social Engineering
- Gathering information from trash/rubbish
- Physical security in buildings. Access to the building, cable
sniffing, secure ID's...
- And more.... ;-)
Please do a Master's Thesis lot of work for him. As others pointed out,
this material can't be covered in only one semester.
But feel free to help him; I'm sure you can afford the time. Meanwhile,
don't complain that we noticed him for what he is. And don't complain when
he doesn't actually need the Master's Thesis you make for him.
My mistake. Sorry I should have read earlier in the thread. My bad.
