[00:00] ok, cool [00:00] maco: smokeping :) [00:00] You can't do that here now :P [00:00] gniks: yes thats what it reminded me of :) [00:00] Cruciphix, how can they trace the attacker if he uses my home network wireless? and with a fake mac address? [00:00] or httping or something liek that [00:00] maybe even iperf [00:00] c0cac00l: all that is logged [00:01] gniks, what is logged? [00:01] c0cac00l, they wouldn't the would get you. ( that's the whole point unless they can find some sort of previous connection from his PC to yours and "Fake" Mac address, He would have to have some stuffed up software and be by or in your local network. [00:01] gniks, is there any proof of the attacker? or just fake things? [00:01] his IP and access to your router, his mac address, where he went to, etc... [00:01] i mean, that makes it extremely hard to track him as he is mobile though [00:01] Action: Cruciphix uses his phone and crushes phone. [00:01] Cruciphix: has a point& they would think its you [00:01] and it would be very hard for you to prove otherwise [00:01] Indeed. [00:02] i hate to see network wireless with WEP :| its so unsecure.. [00:02] gniks, I'm very dissapointed in damn "PCBSD" Back to Slackware or Debian for me ;P [00:02] however, most ISPs do not keep records on who has what IP when [00:02] gniks, in this country if you don't have logs. [00:02] The ISP goes down. [00:02] Simple. [00:02] Channel flood from Cruciphix -- kicking [00:02] :P [00:02] Cruciphix kicked from ##slackware by slackboy: flood [00:02] Cruciphix (~Cruciphix@125-238-180-33.jetstream.xtra.co.nz) joined ##slackware. [00:02] Rip Off. [00:02] hahah [00:02] lol! [00:02] in this country, we get rid of logs as soon as possible, then we can't be subpoenaed to court [00:02] -g0v- c0cac00l (1000@95.172.169.142) was looking for you on ##slackware 3 minutes ago (08.08. 04:55). [00:02] :o [00:03] and therefore not liable [00:03] Yep. [00:03] what? [00:03] what was -g0v- doing? [00:03] gniks, You changed your Reply either that or what the heck is Purple IRC? [00:03] trhodes: "IP Covert Channel Detection" in ACM Transactions on Information and Systems Security, Vol 12, No 4, Article 22 [00:03] thanks, maco [00:03] i changed what? [00:03] Action: Cruciphix attacks SigSec Give me my data back bishes [00:03] gniks, What OS are you running? [00:04] OS X [00:04] and What IRC Client? [00:04] lol im not telling you that [00:04] Lol. [00:04] What is Purple IRC? [00:04] no clue [00:04] lol [00:04] libpurple [00:04] thats what i was thinking [00:05] gniks, Mr.King -- Give me your IP and I will just muster up some fake Logs and such. and well within a week You'll be arrested and we never met okay? [00:05] Lol. [00:05] HAHA.. [00:05] lmao& have fun trying [00:05] :) [00:05] Easy, I work for the FBI :) [00:05] could you try on me? [00:06] neither me or my isp keep logs, so it doesn't matter [00:06] I do :) [00:06] you will never track it back to me ;) [00:06] And I'm sure your NSP does :P [00:06] not easily anyway [00:06] what if he hacks your isp and change the logs? [00:06] haha not really [00:06] "Easily" being the key word. [00:06] c0cac00l, Hacking an ISP is just plain stupid. [00:06] i run my ISP, its how i get free internet, lol [00:06] Especially your own one lmao [00:06] LOOOL [00:07] gniks, How much traffic do you get? [00:07] *LIMIT* wise. [00:07] me personally? [00:07] Yes and your "ISP". [00:07] its fiber 100Mbps [00:07] i only have 2 firewalls :( [00:07] Not the speed. The amount. [00:07] iptables && firestarter [00:07] For example in NZ we have data caps. [00:07] :p [00:07] :P [00:07] 20 gig data cap in NZ for $60 a month [00:07] well, i can use the entire 100Mbps on my connection [00:08] gniks, is there any way to change my connection speed? its because i got 100 mbps and the isp mother fuckers don't give me more than 40 mb/s +/- [00:08] my ISP in this area pulls in about 45Gbps at peak hours [00:08] they have some priority rules [00:08] So you could download 2TB in a few hours and it wouldn't matter? [00:08] pirving (~pirving@cpe-24-31-159-226.maine.res.rr.com) left irc: Quit: Java user signed off [00:08] How much does it cost. [00:08] c0cac00l: nope, rate limiting is a bitch [00:08] Lol [00:08] Cruciphix: correct [00:08] bahh [00:08] SHIT!! [00:09] gniks, I can't use over 20Gig of data otherwise I'll get reduced to Dial Up speed. [00:09] and I pay $60 a month. [00:09] gniks, having your own ISP is AWESOME! [00:09] i don't own it :p [00:09] i work for it :p [00:09] gniks (~sking@unaffiliated/gniks) left irc: Quit: Leaving. [00:09] whatever! [00:09] I can't get more than 3mg [00:09] why he left? [00:09] ffs. [00:09] Power Cut :P [00:09] Action: Cruciphix haxz0r3d him :o [00:09] Lol just kidding. [00:10] gniks (~sking@unaffiliated/gniks) joined ##slackware. [00:10] oops wrong button [00:10] wb. [00:10] does anyone have the link of the movie swordfish? i don't wanna download it.. i just wanna see it.. like stream or something [00:10] gniks, Set me up SSH to one of your computers and give me a dedicated server :P [00:10] Cruciphix, very funny lol [00:10] gniks, give me free .com domain [00:10] artaud (~Artaud@unaffiliated/artaud) joined ##slackware. [00:10] haha, we aren't a registrar [00:10] He can't C00re :P [00:11] ohh :( [00:11] Action: Cruciphix can get 65 free .com's [00:11] registrars need to be authorized by IANA to do that [00:11] *ANY* free ones. [00:11] i used to work for a datacenter in Lansing, MI before I moved to NYC [00:11] i could get free domains there [00:11] :P [00:12] i was sure to renew them for several years before i left :p [00:12] Haha. Charge them :P [00:12] that was the idea :p [00:13] Action: Cruciphix moves over to his IPV6 connection. Hmm rDNS and Subdomain = Hostname on FreeNode :o Leet! Pft. [00:13] Lol. [00:13] sixxs.net is awesome [00:13] i have a IPv6 tunnel to my home :) [00:13] <--- TunnelBroker.net && afraid.org [00:13] Motoko-chan (~maoyama@pool-71-254-176-19.lsanca.fios.verizon.net) joined ##slackware. [00:13] i prefer sixxs [00:13] Meh. [00:13] Whatever works. [00:13] :P [00:13] Channel flood from Cruciphix -- kicking [00:13] sixxs doesn't. [00:13] Cruciphix kicked from ##slackware by slackboy: flood [00:13] haha [00:13] Cruciphix (~Cruciphix@125-238-180-33.jetstream.xtra.co.nz) joined ##slackware. [00:13] works well for me :p [00:13] Kidding :p [00:14] I got accepted by sixxs. [00:14] But then lost the details [00:14] Lol. [00:14] until some dumb idiot in chicago who decides to run their tunnesl on a BSD box with a bad RAID card [00:14] email them :p [00:14] they will help ya [00:14] I'd rather not it was so long ago. [00:14] lol [00:14] Alright. [00:14] I'm on skype now, anyone else have it? [00:15] Nick change: nyRednek -> jewbacca [00:15] my old company had native IPv6 connectivity by the time i left, my major project was to engineer it [00:15] Did you know. I only now own 2 PCs. 1. Intel Celeron 2.4Ghz and an AMD Sempron 1.6Ghz both with DDr1 512MB RAM. and they both suck but the sempron owns the Celeron :P [00:15] i have it, but not on it [00:15] and you still get a /48 all to your self :) [00:15] miss_riss, I'm on skype :) [00:15] /64 ftw [00:15] :P [00:15] lol but thats so much smaller :p [00:15] Stfu! [00:15] haha [00:15] s0d0 (~sod@host81-141-52-148.wlms-broadband.com) joined ##slackware. [00:15] 64 = High number! [00:15] So pft [00:16] Action: Cruciphix keeps dreaming [00:16] lol [00:16] 2^64 lulz [00:16] Hmm seriously. What OS can I run? (BSD is no Good.) I want a server that also supports my Desktop crap. but meh I suppose Desktop is the only way to go. [00:16] Windows will have to do :S or Debian. [00:16] i run slackware [00:16] works fine for a desktop and server [00:17] or SuSE is nice too [00:17] Is it possible to talk to two people at once in skype? [00:17] or just run OS X [00:17] Talking to my SO atm. [00:17] miss_riss, Yes. [00:17] does akmai technologies protect more against DoS/DDoS attacks? [00:17] You can add them to the convo miss_riss. [00:17] Yes c0cac00l [00:17] c0cac00l: no [00:17] yes or no lol? [00:17] Yes -_- [00:17] lol [00:17] they are not a DOS mitigation server [00:17] s/server/service/ [00:17] its not what they do [00:17] blockdos.com is for that [00:17] hum.. [00:17] $10 says they do? [00:18] Oh wait [00:18] Lol. [00:18] BLOCKDOS.COM? [00:18] I read the question wrong [00:18] that's the wrost name [00:18] It's no lol [00:18] worst * [00:18] Lol it sounds good to me! [00:18] Action: Cruciphix kills D O S [00:18] Lol [00:18] sure, they may have some DOS protection type of things&. but thats not their business [00:18] I read it backwards twice lol [00:18] and their network would probably crumble under the DOS's ive seen [00:19] I've only ever had a 12k botnet. [00:19] Wasn't that great. [00:19] Cost me about $100 too [00:19] Stupid Shell accounts. [00:19] Lol. [00:19] haha [00:19] ive seen 10Gbps DOS attacks [00:19] Yeah. [00:19] now those are fun to block [00:19] That'll do the trick. [00:19] They aren't easy :P [00:19] sadly, the only way to do it is to turn off the customer at our own providers [00:20] and make our provider deal with it :p [00:20] which is the internet backbone [00:20] Can't locate IO/Socket/SSL.pm [00:20] how can i fix that? [00:20] its a perl problem :| [00:20] cpan [00:20] install IO::Socket::SSL [00:20] CPAN! [00:20] cpan ť? [00:20] Over here. Telsta Clears Back bone went down when someone was duck hunting and shot the cable lol [00:20] yeah, run those commands :p [00:20] c0cac00l, type /exec -o uname -a [00:21] i run cpan [00:21] :P [00:21] Action: Cruciphix pees in the pan [00:21] Linux c0ca 2.6.33.4-smp #2 SMP Wed May 12 22:47:36 CDT 2010 i686 Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T8300 @ 2.40GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux [00:21] There you c me pee in pan :o [00:21] Ooh "Intel Core 2 Duo". [00:21] Action: Cruciphix loves Intel Core 2 Duos. [00:21] Action: Cruciphix hates the rest Except the Core i5. [00:21] :) [00:21] i love my i7 macbook pro [00:21] cpan[1]> [00:21] what now? [00:22] run that install command [00:22] install IO::Socket::SSL [00:22] gniks, thank you [00:22] Core i5 Core i7, Core 2 Duo, Are the only Intel CPUs I'd ever use. (AMD Sempron and Phenom are the only AMD cpus I'd use) (IBM: Woot Gimmie) [00:22] Action: Cruciphix likes Intel over AMD though. [00:22] what about 2 years ago Cruciphix? [00:22] CPAN, not to be confused with T-Pain. [00:22] gniks, what about 2 years ago? [00:22] AMD needs to die [00:22] the i line didn't exist then [00:22] i hate amd [00:22] andarius (~andarius@c-24-98-241-160.hsd1.ga.comcast.net) joined ##slackware. [00:22] you wouldn't be able to use them [00:22] it sucks a lot! [00:23] gniks, I just liked the Core 2 Duo [00:23] AMD has some nice tech [00:23] AMD bought ATI and made their stuff even worse than it was [00:23] greetings and salutations again [00:23] wobbles (~huntsman@C-61-68-164-96.bur.connect.net.au) joined ##slackware. [00:23] If AMD were to go, Intel CPU prices would at least double. [00:23] AMD, need to be in place to tell Intel to put their prices down but still AMD suck [00:23] bunnyboi (~androgyne@cpe-72-224-31-169.nycap.res.rr.com) joined ##slackware. [00:23] Action: MLanden hands a vocal phase shifter to Motoko-chan [00:23] yeah it should of been amd and nvidia [00:23] thats fine, they can have all the nice tech they want, ill wait for Apple or Intel or someone else to buy it up and implmenet it properly [00:23] but both wanted to own the other [00:24] Intel + nVidia (ATI is okay. I like ATI but meh. I don't need a 2k Graphics Card besides; ATI drivers aren't great on Linux Nvidia drivers are :P) [00:24] schoene (~mark@cpe-65-189-214-151.neo.res.rr.com) joined ##slackware. [00:24] exactly [00:24] drivers make all the difference [00:24] totally [00:24] ati drivers are bad in windows [00:24] lulz [00:24] Failed during this command: [00:24] FLORA/Net-SSLeay-1.36.tar.gz : install NO [00:24] SULLR/IO-Socket-SSL-1.33.tar.gz : install NO [00:24] and thats just bad ;p [00:24] c0cac00l: [00:24] Now, ASUS or Gigabyte. -- I couldn't say I know Gigabytes Motherboards are better in quality but I don't see any Gigabyte Laptops I see ASUS Laptops though. [00:24] awe [00:24] force install IO::Socket::SSL [00:25] both are pretty good boards [00:25] Do you want to run external tests? [00:25] These tests *will* *fail* if you do not have network connectivity. [n] [00:25] c0cac00l, type /exec -o dmesg [00:25] should i say no? [00:25] Gigabyte is a board/chicp maker, not a laptop maker ;p [00:25] ASUS does it all [00:25] gniks, Yeah but in competition wise states. [00:25] I'd pick ASUS over Gigabyte I think. [00:25] yeah [00:26] im not sure :p [00:26] ok i say n [00:26] Neither. [00:26] Lol. [00:26] been a while since i bought a laptop or motherboard [00:26] Same here. [00:26] gniks, You Got skype ? [00:26] well, i buy them all the time, for cisco chassis :p [00:26] i have it, but i don't use it, haha [00:26] Ah, lol. [00:26] Better yet, Got a headset (with Microphone) ? [00:26] mainly cause i don't have anyone to use it with [00:27] i have a microphone built into my mac [00:27] Awesome. You should Build up a Geek Database of Friends on Skype. [00:27] Action: Cruciphix knows a few :P [00:27] haha [00:27] but i like to watch shows like ugly better, and desperate housewives when imchatting :p [00:27] Action: Cruciphix is thinking between debian and slackware so freaking hard to think. [00:27] oh god not debian [00:27] slackware all the way [00:27] Ugly better? more like Ugly betty. [00:27] gniks, Why? [00:27] Debian Is good :P [00:28] s/better/betty [00:28] why? [00:28] Yo soy Betty, la fea [00:28] 1. Good Hardware Support 2. Stability 3. Very Good Fast Clean package manager (APT) 4. Non Rebootable Updates. [00:28] Except Kernel patches ^ [00:28] But that's a given in any OS. [00:28] in a unix os yes [00:29] not windows [00:29] Just use Mandriva [00:29] gniks, Windows needs to restart more then anything :P [00:29] i like slackware because its clean, flexible, functional, stable [00:29] OpenBSD for Security. [00:29] :P [00:29] everything i need or want to do desktop or server wise, slackware can handle [00:29] meh [00:29] Yeah I'll download Slack now, Torrent time. [00:29] BSD isn't really more secure [00:29] Not anymore anyway. [00:30] yeah [00:30] It used to be way more secure. [00:30] Now linux is catching up. [00:30] so did windows [00:30] Especially since Linux is being more supported then BSD. [00:30] Yeah More hackers out their now [00:30] and more idiot windows users. :P [00:30] lol [00:30] yeah [00:30] Debian has nearly 1k of users in there. [00:30] In here under 300. [00:30] :P [00:30] But we make up for it with our Intelligence. [00:31] :P [00:31] lol [00:31] well, the numbers are down [00:31] They are just twiddle their thumbs hoping for it to work. [00:31] ive seen upwards of about 400 in here before [00:31] slackware is slowly catching up to the other distros [00:31] Action: Cruciphix knows A REAL GEEKY dude, and I mean Geeky to the point of probably taking down NewZealands Entire Something :P [00:31] And he uses Slackware too :p [00:31] Sadly he uses windows as well :o [00:31] Lol. [00:31] haha [00:31] But I have to use Windows for my iPods etc etc. [00:31] uauh.. [00:32] i have a windows VM on my mac [00:32] its required for vsphere [00:32] Cool. [00:32] stupid vmware requires their tools run on windows [00:32] they have been saying for years they were making a mac client [00:32] still haven't seen it [00:32] Lol, use Pidgin :P [00:32] do you know what vsphere is? lol [00:32] Sorry read that wrong again lol [00:32] Yep [00:32] lol kk [00:33] someone shoot these ass face's at this starbucks for using youtube on a t1 [00:33] Lol [00:33] LMAO [00:33] stupid mac users [00:33] jeev: you in Columbus circle in NYC? [00:33] If you shoot them, do you hit them in the face AND ass at the same time then? [00:33] they think they're the shit, ignorant oblivious to everything [00:33] jeev: i take offense to that [00:33] gniks, i'm not sure but i think all mac users assume the internet is theirs [00:33] not in columbus [00:33] Motoko-chan i'm not a murderer but i'd love to pound their face in [00:33] jeev: im a mac user, and the internet IS mine [00:34] there is no assumption [00:34] its a fact [00:34] gniks i'll come piss acid on your internet wires. [00:34] wtf? [00:34] blockdos.net is slowi [00:34] lol i think that website is been attacked 24 hours.. [00:34] jeev, if they are assfaces, does that also equal a spanking? [00:34] gniks, && c0cac00l /exec -o uptime [00:34] c0cac00l: you can imagine that site gets dossed too [00:34] have fun jeev, i have all fiber [00:34] stupid starbucks, i wish i could ddos them here [00:34] Cruciphix: it don't like that [00:34] is blockdos.net slow in your computer? [00:34] they're on macs, im sure there's a ton of DoS that'll give them a delicious panic [00:34] Lol gniks :P [00:34] its a tid bit slow [00:35] if you knew how the mitigate DOS attacks, youd' know why its slow though :p [00:35] 05:31:52 up 1 day, [00:35] me ? [00:35] jeev: relax on the mac hating [00:35] OMG. [00:35] gniks, lol. [00:35] c0cac00l, That's the highest uptime I've ever seen [00:35] gniks, i'm the first person on efnet to take down irc.best.net, i know more about dos than cisco and juniper combined [00:35] -g0v- please look a bit closer at the memberlist of this channel. wtf? [00:35] Lol. stupid bot. :P [00:35] Cruciphix: i have a router thats been up for 6.5 years [00:36] jeev: keep thinking that [00:36] Awesome gniks :D [00:36] i should login hax0r wayport and null route these punks [00:36] and im not talking about cisco technologies [00:36] gniks, I'm setting up an IRC Network soon. Would you come and hang out on it with me and my bros? [00:36] haha, good luck at actually null routing anyone [00:36] sure [00:36] Awesome. [00:36] haha [00:36] lol [00:36] my personal server uptime [00:36] 00:33:40 up 7 days, 9:22, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.03, 0.00 [00:36] <--- NewZealand. -- My Name Is King Dion Minus The "King" part. What's your name gniks ? [00:37] Great. :) Nice load averages. [00:37] gniks you talk to me like i'm an idiot when it comes to this stuff [00:37] Steven King [00:37] gniks, Awesome. [00:37] ViniciusPXMB (~puroosso@unaffiliated/viniciuspxmb) left irc: Quit: Usar Linux amacia o cabelo [00:37] jeev: you talk like your a fucking genius and can circumvent the world [00:37] gniks, Hmm right now time to get a torrent client and burn Slackware when it is done downloading. [00:37] 9:23PM up 613 days, 9:13, 1 user, load averages: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00 useless server [00:37] I bet jeev Can't hack a Windows box sitting at it logged on. [00:37]