• Roothack Sirens, and more

    • Over the past couple of years, Roothack.org has been using Vmware Workstation to handle its wargames. We've built up quite a few machines and its getting pretty annoying having to take snapshots for people, revert their boxes, or even install a new OS. It requires us to manually use the vmware gui(pictured below) which has been getting the job done.


    Sun, 12/20/2009 - 11:32 — ocyrus

  • Roothack Sirens Down

    • The Roothack Sirens are currently down for relocation. Sorry for the inconvenience.

    Sun, 09/13/2009 - 11:22 — aksnowman

  • IRC is at irc.hack3r.com

    • Hack3r.com irc is at irc.hack3r.com

    Wed, 07/15/2009 - 17:30 — ocyrus

  • Ruby bindings for lattera's ProjectHijack

    • **Update**
    I have released rb_hijack-0.1, and it is now packaged as a rubygem to make my life easier, and to make it really simple to install and remove if you wish to

    Quick summary
    I have written Ruby bindings for libhijack. It isn't a complete implementation of the libhijack API, but it will provide you with the means to attach to a process and inject some shellcode to a PID that you supply from inside Ruby.
    It is written as a module, so you can easily mixin it's functionality into your own module or use the module on its own.

    Mon, 06/15/2009 - 10:47 — rpag

  • Project Hijack 0.2 Released!

    • I'm proud to announce the release of Project Hijack 0.2. It's available as a shared library for easy integration with current and new projects. Libhijack 0.2 makes injecting arbitrary code incredibly easy. 32bit Linux systems are supported. 64bit Linux systems are mostly supported, with one known bug.

    I've been working on this version for the past few months and am excited to see this project take off. I'll be working on fixing the 64bit bug (and will probably release 0.2.1 with the fix) then move on to injecting other shared objects, rather than just shellcode.

    Sat, 06/06/2009 - 09:00 — lattera

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