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7Feb/071

Some Anti-Windows Pro-Linux Defacements

Not much to say about the following images. The Vista defacement happened in Toronto, but it’s definitely not the most creative idea.

Now this one is painted well, and quite creative.

Here’s a quick stencil, painted on a wall.

Not sure if this is real, but it’s from the XP days.

Even if it’s a photoshop, it’s [...]

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17Jan/070

A Windows Installer For Ubuntu

A few years ago a Linux installation used to be quite a challenge. Manually partitioning the slackware install with the text-only installer has probably discouraged quite a few people. As GUI installers became more popular in distributions such as SuSe, Linux started to get a little bit more popular. However the [...]

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8Jan/0720

Hacking WEP With Fake Authentication + Video

Video Demonstration: Hacking WEP
This is a tutorial on how to crack Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), whether it is 64-bit or 128-bit. Depending on whether there are clients connected to your Access Point (AP) or not will decide which method you need to use to generate wireless traffic. If you are looking for a Linux [...]

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12Sep/060

Free Linux Disks Project Crashing Under Pressure

A while ago I ordered a Gentoo install disk via freelinuxdisk.org. Since then it has been long forgotten about. Today I got an email saying
The Free Linux Disk project has been under tremendous pressure lately. We
underestimated the demand for free Linux disks. We have over 20,000
requests to fill. The project [...]

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4Sep/061

Part 2 Of Gentoo Router: Samba And TrueCrypt

I wrote about turning your PC in to a router using Linux a few nights ago, and it drew a lot of criticism and a lot of positive comments. People were suggesting live cds that save all data to a floppy as the distro to use on your router. With the [...]

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