Forbidden Knowledge Issue 16 - Getting Free M-Net and DSTV, Phreaking Standard Banks Emergency Phones, Haxx0ring Your Electricity, and more.
27c0b98e6bb28f4a80b9f7d46f6056a3Forbidden Knowledge Issue 12 - Farewell.
e6a564e4d354db961a524f9fc1ff44c2Forbidden Knowledge Issue 11 - Unlocking Cellphones, Cisco PIX DoS, and various other articles.
8044360ed77004528750d72fdca7507eForbidden Knowledge Issue 18 - This issue has information on smart cards and GSM hacking. Includes gsm-hack, a package to communicate with the fake smart card described in the article.
c1629e2dc965366897ebd66de79c4f2eForbidden Knowledge Issue 17 - My Anus iz Huge, Sum Stuf, and Sm Othrr Stufs.
a49b6d7da42d07d73a976ec63b57cb1fForbidden Knowledge Issue 15 - Patriotism, Nationalism & other Myths of the 21st Century, Telkom External Extension Number Directory, Telkom/Vodacom/Intercon Warez, Christianity: Repairing the Damage, Detecting a phone-tap in 21st Century South Africa, Vodacom SMS Junk, Modified IIS5 .idq Overflow Sploit, and more.
81e898a222a6cbe2c6cbe7ad360bf059Forbidden Knowledge Issue 14 - Reconstructing serialized Java objects from sniffer logs, Blackhole TCP/UDP behavior and its effect of nmap, More fun with CyberXpress Internet Kiosks, The lazy man's "PGPDisk for BSD", More fun with Nedbank ATMs, Dumb Motorola T2288 Trick, and "Privacy and other myths of the 21st century".
466bdc081ce4a67ca97ada07fcb01a0bForbidden Knowledge Issue 13 - Hacking the Cyber Xpress Internet Kiosk, Hacking in Switched Environments, mIRC 5.41 DoS, M-Web Dialup Hostname Reference, Just how stupid Diana PABXs are, More Vodacom VMB hacking nonsense by Wizdumb, Fun with Windoze Networking by Wizdumb, "The Blob", And other true tales of stupidity.
a0654e9d11bb091508af8a81d9b01ea2Bajie is a freeware HTTP daemon written in Java has vulnerabilities which allow remote users to view any file on the system, and find out the real server path.
4df55cb734e84869146afb3bb2d45856Java source to remotely crash LeafChat clients.
29d54358d161fb637d458d71c94198f0MDMA Advisory #5 - It is possible to view the source of CGI scripts running under the Savant Webserver by omitting the HTTP version from your request.
9dc7cb6abc82aea35fdcf20da62a9aa0MDMA Advisory #6 - EServ v2.92 and prior are vulnerable to a logging heap overflow vulnerability. Java proof of concept exploit code included.
67de098acda653d9e580afce99b8e0bcForbidden Knowledge Issue 9 - In this issue: VMB's Carriers, Argosoft FTP Server Advisory, Cellphone and Payphone Warez, More Fun with Abusing Telkom, HAM Radio Inphoze, SAIX IP System, The PAN Credit Card System, Secret Zero-day C++ Kodez, Evil Fun with Webmail.Co.Za Users, Crush FTPd / Generic Java DoS attack, and Offline Explorer Advisory.
d25d4fb0bb2515a243641eef01035a78Every single file available on buffer overflow mentions that strcpy(), etc, but for some reason no one has noticed that 'cin >>' is also a problem. cin is an extremely commonly used function in C++ code, and it ought to be more widely known that the favoured use of it is insecure. Ditto for improper use of an ifstream.
b9f09e2d2c2843651733abc21aa18851Forbidden Knowledge issue 8 - Interesting Wardialling Results, HTTP Basic Authentication explained, Dialout/PPP on Shiva LANRovers, PHEAR Advisory Re: Divine forces, Buffer Overflow Explained, Introduction to Assembly Programming, and Fun with "Trojan" Wingates.
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