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join:2003-10-18
Boise, ID
clubs: | Nice.. Looks very interesting.. Ohhh did I see the word FREE on the website.. To bad I don't know how to do anything like that.. | |
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ViviTheMage
vivi
Premium
join:2002-10-28
Minneapolis, MN
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| Re: Nice.. said by dk1983  :
Looks very interesting.. Ohhh did I see the word FREE on the website.. To bad I don't know how to do anything like that..
that does look interesting...i wonder what they do, or how they actually do the hacking without the aid of the internet.
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dk1983
join:2003-10-18
Boise, ID
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 ·Qwest.net
| Re: Nice.. Teams will be provided with a complete equipment setup designed to simulate operations in a real-world environment where they must defend their “organization’s” equipment and resources against attempted penetration and exploitation by other teams.
Each team will be required to penetrate, exploit, secure access and obtain privileged information from the other teams’ servers, for the purpose of corporate espionage.
THE BATTLEFIELD
You are an organization running:
o a public web server
o a public ftp server
o an internal filesharing server containing sensitive/confidential information plus a bonus clue.
You cannot allow these services to be down or disconnected or information to be stolen.You will need to engage in corporate espionage against other teams.
THE MISSIONS
o Defend your turf against the other teams.
o Exploit other teams' equipment/resources by all means necessary (subject to ground rules).
o Obtain confidential information (customer database information/files) from other teams.
o Bonus Objective! Assemble the clue-sentence from portions of a special file that each team has on their servers to find the bonus objective for bonus points! | |
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c0
@verizon.ne | Re: Nice.. How do you find the best hacker when they formed teams? | |
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J_Curiosity
@12.153.x.x | Is this Hacking been done using the local Intranet, or a cross over cable. | |
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J_Curiosity
@12.153.x.x
| Re: Nice.. does anybody have any information on how this connection to each others pc? if there are using the internet, is there any other type of connection beside Intranet, or a cross over cable, or are they just using some server. OOps, I remember now! from cisco class, we use some router, hubs, swithes to make connection, there was no internet. I can wrong. can some let me know, is there any other connection. | |
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join:2002-05-02
Brooklyn, NY
| Re: Nice.. they use dialup modems, port scanning, DOS attacks, brute force, anything the real world is using.
Remember, they cannot shutdown the system, so it must be on all times. 2 men team, 1 primarily will be for defense while the other offense, sharing info to aid each other. They could also do simu attack and defense when needed.
They are also in a intranet where it looks like the internet xept only servers these ppl can see are each others. Similar to the real world where web servers are available to anyone, file server is available to anyone, web/file server is connected to their own LAN.
This is pretty cool and it does apply to the real world scenerio, only a smaller scale.
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| B777300
join:2002-01-02 | Interesting stuff indeed | |
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jose3030
Premium
join:1999-08-17
Manassas, VA | Hmm Interesting! | |
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| Alphy
join:2001-12-31
Troy, MI | Do share I would love to hear what the winning team implemented for security | |
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M4ge
join:2003-10-14
Magnolia, TX
1 edit | intranet posibly? it makes sence that they are useing there own intranet. they have a series of servers and laptops set up on a big network. each pc is pass protected and such.
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icertweak
join:2002-10-24
Yorkton, SK |  Silly People!
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Vig
Thread-safe since 1997
Premium
join:2004-03-23
San Diego, CA
| Re: Silly People! Since I've been watching the Olympics this week, I figured they should have some "degree of difficulty" for the systems they're defending. Something like +100 bonus points for using an unpatched windows flavor as their OS....OTOH, that might be an unfair advantage if they just rigged it to crash every time something accessed it. Can't hack it if it keeps rebooting....
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Dspairl
Premium
join:2004-06-09
Norwich, CT
| Was At Last Years Well the last event was held in Tokyo, it was an interesting sight as I was part of a 4 man team trying to hack into some massive security stuff....they allow u the use of a 56k modem and tons of awesome laptops and stuff. Was rather fun. Came in 3rd overall | |
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| Desdinova
join:2003-01-26
Gaithersburg, MD | Re: Was At Last Years I'd love to know systems well enough to play these kinds o'games. Sadly though, the only thing I can hack is firewood. | |
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ctrip
Islam is a Religion of Peace
Premium
join:2002-07-16
New Cumberland, PA
·EarthLink
| Real ones aren't public All these open public HackAttack challenges are fine. It serves a function and tickles the publics fancy.
But the real Black Hats aren't competing in these silly public displays of scrip kiddiedom. The real competition takes place in secrecy and obscure locations. These are by nature, secretive and exclusive. You cannot just show up. You need an invitation. The last one that I attended was in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 2002. There was even a teenager working for the NSA that attended that one.
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