Results tagged “penetration testing” from Just Another Hacker

Like most of my favourite tools halberd does one thing, and does it well. It tries to detect individual servers behind a load balancer. The idea behind it is not new, but this is the best put together tool that I have used. It even handles multiple A records right off the bat. It is a little short on documentation and the error messages could be better, but it's still a great reconnaissance/testing tools for pen testers and system administrators alike.

Grab your copy today from http://halberd.superadditive.com/

As previously promised I have been working on porting some software to the Nokia N810 internet tablet, unfortunately the SDK is not available for 64 bit systems, so I have been working on getting amd64 versions of the packages available for Ubuntu. So far I have not been able to compile them all, but it yeilding some bug reports and progress is being made. Thus I present you with the following packages;

• anjuta-plugin-maemo
  • anjuta-plugin-maemo_0.4.2_amd64.changes
  • anjuta-plugin-maemo_0.4.2_amd64.deb
• sbrsh
  • sbrsh_7.6maemo1_amd64.changes
  • sbrsh_7.6maemo1_amd64.deb
  • sbrshd_7.6maemo1_amd64.deb

There is no guarantee that the compiled code will run, once I get all the needed packages compiled I will be able to attempt execution.

I am happy to announce that I will be starting a biweekly project. Porting useful applications to the Nokia N810 internet tablet on a fortnightly basis. It is my intention to release all the ported applications via http://garage.maemo.org. The N810 really suits my needs, but could clearly benefit from a helping hand in the penetration testing arena, something I hope to change.