(25-09-2014 14:39)Dem0 escribió:  timing demasiado perfecto con shellshock

http://shill.seas.harvard.edu/

Cita:Shill uses capabilities to control what access scripts have to your system. Every Shill script comes with a contract that describes what it can do, so users can run third-party scripts with confidence. Using capability-based sandboxes, Shill's security guarantees extend even to native executables launched by scripts.

(25-09-2014 12:25)rulo escribió:  http://www.shipadick.com/

Me dieron ganas de mandarle uno a .py .

Cita:This is a Perl script that connects to a IRC channel and waits for commands.

Commands can be:
portscan (scans a host for open ports)
tcpflood (try to keep 1000 TCP connections open to a host for a specified period of time);
udpflood (send UDP packets to all ports on a host with an payload of a specified number of 'A' characters for a specified period of time);
httpflood( send HTTP requests to a host for specified period of time [with HTTP Keep-Alive header]);
shell (execute arbitrary commands on the host);
google (use google to find other hosts to infect [targets modules.php]);
version (returns bot version)

All commands send status back via IRC.

(25-09-2014 15:21).py escribió:  

(25-09-2014 12:25)rulo escribió:  http://www.shipadick.com/

Me dieron ganas de mandarle uno a .py .

solo dios sabe como llegaste a esa pagina

(25-09-2014 11:38)Dem0 escribió:  apocalipsis

(25-09-2014 15:54)Dios escribió:  

(25-09-2014 15:21).py escribió:  

(25-09-2014 12:25)rulo escribió:  http://www.shipadick.com/

Me dieron ganas de mandarle uno a .py .

solo dios sabe como llegaste a esa pagina

No, no sé, y prefiero no averiguar.

(25-09-2014 14:58)gonnza escribió:  



año que viene al bailando

(25-09-2014 23:30)guadalu escribió:  



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(25-09-2014 22:14)potato escribió:  http://socialgeek.co/noticias/falsa-noti...icroondas/