[olug] more bash scripting fun - with an import lesson in security

[Benjamin Watson]

That's why all of my critical gear (I consider home networking to be
critical) have 20 character passwords with a variety of upper/lower
case, numbers, and special characters.  Yeah I know, that means I
usually have to write it down, but if someone is breaking into my
house to get my password, I've got a much larger problem at hand.

So if I see a van parked outside my house for days at a time, I'm
going to assume it is you Dynatron.


On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 5:28 AM, Awais Khan <frontsidelockslide at gmail.com> wrote:
> boy I just had that slauce, and it tastes good. A little alarming, with a
> after taste of NICE
>
> thanks again Dynatron, I shall now download your script, and append "made in
> India", at the bottom
>
> On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 6:44 PM, DYNATRON tech <dynatron at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> all that talk about bash scripting a while back got me interested in doing
>> some cool bash projects.
>> here's my blog post with a download link to the latest bash script i did.
>> http://www.slauce.com/200910020420.html
>>
>> it's completely functional with a good lesson to be learned for any
>> security
>> noobs out there.
>>
>> you'll have to open the script in a decent text editor to check it out.
>> mozilla doesn't honor the line breaks.
>>
>> READ BEFORE YOU EXECUTE IT.
>> instructions are commented in the script.
>>
>>
>> to run, copy to any folder with proper permissions and
>>
>> chmod +x ./bf
>>
>> it creates one temporary file with response fingerprint, and a logfile.
>>
>>
>> i'm open to comment and creative suggestions.
>>
>> --
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>> box 191 - 68037
>> www.dynatron.org
>> dynatron at gmail.com
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