This Post is outdated! Please use this Owncloud Application for owncloud 9 and higher! thx ______________________________ On my school everyone is using some sort of cloud storage nowadays. there’s skydrive, googledrive, icloud and of course dropbox. Â So i thought i’ll give them ONE cloud where they can share easily with each other and are …
1) Download JTR. http://www.openwall.com/john/  Download: John the Ripper 1.8.0 (Unix – sources, tar.xz, 4.3 MB) John the Ripper 1.8.x extra charset files archive (tar.xz, 4.5 MB)   2) Entpacken tar -xzf john-1.8.0.tar.gz tax -xzf john-extra.tar.xz (copy contents of john-extra to john-1.8.0/run)  3) Kompilieren cd john-1.8.0 cd src make make clean generic  …
You can hack usb-creator to do this.  (special thx to  Jay _silly_evarlast_ Wren who wrote about this at askubuntu.com) You should already have a single vfat partition as partition 1 on the usb device and it should be marked bootable. You could do this with a simple shellscript: SDX=”/dev/sdb” sudo sfdisk -R $SDX sudo sfdisk $SDX …
With python 2.4 and later you can use the SimpleHTTPServer module like this python -m SimpleHTTPServer [port] This will start a HTTP server on port 8000 (if no port is specified) serving the files and directories which are in the current working dir. for Python 3 use python -m http.server [port] If you need the …
 This is a direct copy of  http://failshell.io/hacking/dsniff-howto/ Thank you for this neat howto!  Requirements dsniff arpspoof the IP of your gateway Linux machine (BSD would work too) Enable IP forwarding (VERY IMPORTANT) dsniff/arpspoof website NOTE: On Debian/Ubuntu systems, both tools are packaged under ‘dsniff’. Get your gateway’s IP $ route -n Kernel IP …
this is a direct copy of http://saikatbasak.com/share-internet-connection/ Thank you for this neat howto! _________________________ Now, here we have, A computer connected to the Internet via the eth0 port (if you have a mobile broadband it would be ppp0). We want to share the connection via the eth1 port of the same computer. What we need, We …