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Inner concept in Linux – Changing password of non-privileged users

Posted on December 21, 2011 by admin

There could be multiple users/groups/others which is a non-privileged user to perform a system function that requires root privileges, such as changing a password in Linux. One of the possible solution is to give the user root privileges; But, This … Continue reading →

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dnsmap – tool for getting internal subdomain IP addresses

Posted on August 21, 2011 by admin

dnsmap – Network mapper Searches sub-domains for any public domain/website . We can also store all the details in text. such as notepad. Here is the sample details of google.com ************************************************* accounts.google.com IP address #1: 209.85.175.** ap.google.com IP address #1: … Continue reading →

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dnsenum – tool for detecting DNS related information

Posted on August 5, 2011 by admin

dnsenum is a pen test tool, for gathering information on DNS records for any public domain website. This tool is developed using perl programming. Information from this tool : 1. Host’s addresses. 2. Name server’s 3. MX Records. 4. trying … Continue reading →

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dnsdict6 in Backtrack5

Posted on August 4, 2011 by admin

Here is the tool for getting IPv6 address for any domain, if exists. root@bt# dnsdict6 -t 16 google.com Where t specifies number of threads. Hope you understood !

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Screenshot tool for Backtrack 5

Posted on July 31, 2011 by admin

Here is the Quick way to get Screenshot tool in Backtrack 5. For Backtrack 5, GNOME version has default disabled screenshot tool. So we need to install gnome utils to get that tool enabled. root@bt# apt-get install gnome-utils extract files……100% … Continue reading →

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C Program to Assembly code in Linux

Posted on July 29, 2011 by admin

Here is our first basic article on C Program “Hello World!” = Assemble code “Hello World!”. There are many Linux versions freely available. These days, most of the people are very interested to work on Linux instead of commercial OS like … Continue reading →

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Hello world!

Posted on July 5, 2011 by admin

Welcome all .. I still remember my first program in my college which prints “Hello World!”. Here we will post all new stuff and learning things. Sankar  

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