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 LeonardoDaVinci rated 14 months ago- The sanitizing of the hacker's image continues. I was a hacker way back when that meant phone phreaking, getting free time online with CompuServe, and reverse engineering arcade games for my Commodore 64. But even that tame stuff could have led to the dark side, had I continued down the primros...
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- Code46 rated 7 days ago
- hping for sure.
- SmartPatricia rated 7 months ago
- Don't Learn to Hack - Hack to Learn
- JJPeloquin rated 13 months ago
- Good tools are something every tech should have handy.
 amateur6 rated 14 months ago- They give the link, so fair enough... BUT this is nothing more than a repost of the Darknet list: http://www.darknet.org.uk/2006/04/top-15-securityhacking-tools-utilities/
O h, plus a discussion in the comments about router resetting. Wheeee.
- IanQuigley rated 9 months ago
- Ripped off article and a link to the original. FAIL!
- Thanatossassin rated 13 months ago
- nessus requires registration, screw that, but jtr is one of my recent favorites, works with vista as well
- LeonardoDaVinci rated 14 months ago
- The sanitizing of the hacker's image continues. I was a hacker way back when that meant phone phreaking, getting free time online with CompuServe, and reverse engineering arcade games for my Commodore 64. But even that tame stuff could have led to the dark side, had I continued down the primrose path of an ill-spent youth memorizing memory maps and ML code! Now just getting Windows to run is hack enough for me!
- foxtyke rated 14 months ago
- Great list of security probing software to find flaws in your own services!
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