Beware of scams (new title)
 

Hello everyone :wavey:,

I tried to spam here on your wonderful site, but fear not, because I have been caught yet again. Yes, I said again; this is not the first time I have attempted to violate your policies, though I have registered a new name.

Because this is not my first attempt, a very irate moderator acted on his personal policy to take the defense to a higher level. Here is what he has found out:

-He caught me roughly two and a half hours after my offense, and found that I was still online.
-My IP address is 59.176.104.79
-My Internet connection is through Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited
-I use their "Bharat on line" service for Mumbai (formerly Bombay), though they also service Delhi.
-I use IPv4, not IPv6.
-I use Linux [kernel 2.4.18]
-My connection is established using telnet through BusyBox (an embedded Linux)
-I use a Netgear Router
-I use a D-Link DSL Modem for HTTP
-These two are bridged
-I logged on at 9:19 A.M. 6/29 in local time, or 8:49 P.M. 6/28 MST.
-My most secure open port is port 1521 used by Oracle listener.
-My most vulnerable open port is port 22, which someone can get in using RTSP
-I don't respond to flags for sequential scans, so go ahead and use noisy Nessus.

The next time I get caught while I'm still online, this pissed off moderator won't just investigate my security, he'll launch an attack against my system. The incident will be immediately reported to my ISP as well. Hopefully, this is goodbye forever!
:wavey:

nice!

All the homework's done, next time we'll just have to check to see how much of it is correct. Anyone know of a good tool to compromise RTSP on Linux?

Hah! Superb way to handle this sort od thing!

Heh, I think you went a little overboard with your editing skills this time around :)

Aw, guy got what he deserved. Seeing spam is on the increase here though. bleh.

Oh boy, HE again ?. Please will someone shoot him ?. :rolleyes: