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<0> jaime: any computer has security flaws.
<1> jaime very true.
<0> jaime: if you want security and connection to the net, try www.openbsd.org
<2> thanks
<0> jaime: but ultimately, there is always someone smart enough to find a hole.
<1> only secure box is the one with no power to it...
<3> IcemanV9 sudo -i...even greater
<0> no power can still be stolen :)
<4> jaime: security is only as good as the administrator how sets i up
<3> nickrud, to your comment, most anyone in here, could probably hack the **** out of me.. being I am a n00b..
<2> ok
<0> maybe in a concrete box 600ft below the earth
<0> skip that... just make the computer out of concrete and it is probably unhackable.
<4> jaime: ussualy on a large unix system, dumb users are the week link.
<5> PyroticShadow, I have used linux for years, am still a noob about security. That's why I use accepted best practices
<2> you want to know why i am asking you people this stuff
<0> jaime: further googles -- cdc, phrack, alt2600, l0pht.
<6> intelikey: if there's no pwer to it, there may be way to do it, too :D
<4> debian has a nice manual for security policy and locking down a debian based system.
<7> Is there a way to set the permissions/owner/group on an automounted disk? Specifically I would like them to be mounted as jdrake:user
<8> 'cause you're curious?
<9> Hey shut xine noat support .nsv??
<1> and i stated eariler in #ubuntu+1 the old "sudo is safer because they have to guess your name and p***wd" is like a no brainer for those that don't change their irc-name i.e. if irc-name = `whoami` like duh.
<2> and cuase i am new to this system
<10> DJ, no?
<5> intelikey, doh. best practices :)
<11> PyroMithrandir: A newb who uses elite-speak.
<9> I read aboat it somwhere:S
<0> jaime: only the commercial operating systems will kid you about security (read apple and microsoft)
<9> AAHH on Winamp Forum
<11> Sorry for the off-topic.
<1> Dawei hehhe if you can hack an unpowered box. you have solved the worlds energy problems...
<0> jaime: the most proactively secure operating system is by far openbsd. you can learn a lot from how they code.
<2> ok
<0> dizy sort your wacom out?
<12> my biggest security varrant is that I dont have anything important on my computer so it is not worth hacking into :D
<10> the secure by default claim of OpenBSD creator is somewhat true
<13> nope
<12> unless someone wants my school papers written in Finnish ;)
<0> rusakk0: your insecurity might not be data
<13> i followed allt eh instructions but the tablet still acts like a regular mouse
<0> rusakk0: everyone's insecurity is everyone's problem. period. data or not.
<4> Healot: it true because openbsd dosn;t come with anything installed :-P
<6> intelikey: well, for starters, turn the power on to it...
<8> topyli: Have any use for rusakk0's papers?
<0> dizy: regarding pressure sensitivity?
<2> is there a security for linux
<0> biovore: ignorant statement
<4> jaime: yes..
<13> no pressure sensitivity
<10> the word is resource... it could be data, your processing power, your printer, etc
<6> I've been thinking of gong to the Univ of Helsinki
<1> rusakk0 ditto
<2> ok what does that does
<12> haha, i can e-mail them for ya :)
<0> biovore: do some research before you state such a buffonary statement such as that
<4> troy_s: maybe.. but its mostly true..
<4> troy_s: I run a openbsd box
<1> Dawei then it no longer qualifies
<0> biovore: not even close by a long shot
<0> biovore: random pids, random memory allocation, blowfish encryption by default, partitioned structure, just to name a few
<6> intelikey: shucks.
<0> biovore: the list is huge. it is secure because it is well coded and proactive. NOT because it has zero ports.
<4> troy_s: I am talking about services.. i think it only installs ssh
<4> witch is a good thing
<0> biovore: that is just the tip of the iceberg. who do you think wrote ssh?
<4> well hmm its call openbsd
<4> open ssh
<13> troy_s do you have any ideas?
<0> dizy: you using gimp?
<14> tonyyarusso: not really. maybe we could just delete them (better just to move them around a bit to demonstrate a point :)
<1> jaime several apps in the repos will help you harden your box if you are interested. apt-cache search security
<13> yea.. i treid pressure in gimp.. no go
<0> dizy: hold on
<9> Hey do you know where i can get som Player Who Support .nsv Streams??
<2> i got to do that in the terminal right
<0> dizy: you turned it on in gimp under file-prefs-> extended input?
<8> topyli: (that would be fun)
<15> _who_ supports? your player is a human?
<10> DJ_Danni: try xmms.org
<13> yes
<10> check out the plugin
<16> hey guys, what's a webcam program?
<9> Do you mean the xmms Player??
<8> DJ_Danni: What are those?
<0> dizy: and you configured all three?>
<16> like where can I get one to check to see if this thing works?
<13> yes
<9> That are TV Stream used on Shoutcast
<0> dizy: wow. and you are sure you are on the right input?
<9> They are in .nsv
<17> tuxtheslacker: apt-cache search webcam
<6> I've been hacking for 20 years now and the only things that I've seen to be invulnerable are places I don't want to put the time into, or do the time for.
<0> dizy: i know i had to fiddle to get mine, ultimately it was my input was input was set to the wrong one... mine was on 3
<18> "<11> PyroMithrandir: A newb who uses elite-speak." ??
<13> do you want me to show you my xorg.conf
<0> dizy you can msg me
<5> DJ_Danni, mplayer (according to gentoo) is supposed to play nsv , do you have a stream to test?
<8> Dawei: What are the usually vulnerabilities? (/msg or -offtopic if you want - wondering what mistakes I've probably made ;) )
<13> msg troy_s .
<9> Yeas http://212.30.223.9:8002/;stream.nsv
<2> ok does any one know how can i play the music files
<13> damnit.. how
<13> heh
<0> dawei: google phrack, cdc, l0pht, alt2600 and start doing some reading
<0> sorry... that was targetting tonyyarusso
<9> Did that Woork?
<8> troy_s: Thanks
<2> does anyone know how can i play a mp file
<1> tonyyarusso if he answers that msg me
<0> jaime: mp3? mp4? mp2?
<5> DJ_Danni, a sec, I have to reinstall mplayer (a side effect of the wvidal fiasco)
<1> curious as a cat....
<9> ok
<9> The application can not be found in your archive. This usually means that it is not available for your hardware plattform.
<2> mp3
<19> what is used in ubuntu for "gcc_select"?
<9> This Error i get when i try to Install him:S
<0> jaime: wiki.ubuntu.com search for restricted formats.
<11> PyroMithrandir: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leet
<5> DJ_Danni, working here with mplayer
<8> jaime: Don't even have to search. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
<9> ok
<9> The application can not be found in your archive. This usually means that it is not available for your hardware plattform.
<9> Know this error?
<18> freeindex, no, I figured it out, you used tab complete after someone else whose name started with "Pyro" left :P
<5> lousy music with a yellow window
<9> Where can i download MPlayer?
<11> PyroMithrandir: Oh! Crap :)
<0> dizy: you will need to register your handle at freenode to do private msgs here.
<8> DJ_Danni: What platform?
<9> Linux Ubuntu
<0> dj_danni: platform means architecture
<9> What do you mean?:$
<2> it didn`t find anything
<0> dj_danni: amd64, i386, macppc
<8> DJ_Danni: Yeah, we need better words.
<9> hang on
<0> jaime: wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
<0> dj_danni: uname -r from a cli
<8> DJ_Danni: and if i386 whether it's old or new (P3, etc.)
<0> !mp3
<20> from memory, mp3 is a non-free format. To enable mp3 capability, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
<5> DJ_Danni, I think it's using the w32codecs to play that, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats for windows codecs,
<0> !w32codecs
<20> a compilation of binary win32 A/V codecs for many popular non-free formats. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats for 64-bit systems see http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=54399
<1> anyone play with --> harden-tools - Tools to enhance or analyze the security of the local system ?
<19> what is used in ubuntu for "sudo gcc_select"?
<0> dj_danni: open up a cli and type "uname -r"
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