| infosurge-1.txt | 43711 bytes | Defeating ANI · Phone Bugging · Getting Pay Phone Numbers · Social Engineering · 1800 120 Scan · Payphone List | ||
| infosurge-2.txt | 80397 bytes | · Getting Pay Phone Numbers [cont] · Introducing Php3 · Firewalling your Linux Box · Address Resolution Protocol · Introduction to SS7 · Basic Linux Security · Basic Perl | ||
| infosurge-20.txt | 109504 bytes | · Dealing with DoS'ing on an iptables enabled system · PHP include() Security · OpenBSD Loadable Kernel Modules · Vectors Of Attack · Raw Sockets in Windows 2000/XP · Tripwire 2.4 & Filesystem Integrity IDS Concepts · Safe string handling in C | ||
| infosurge-3.txt | 71325 bytes | · Simple Nokia Trick · Multimedia Phones · Advanced SS7 - OSI Layers · phork.c · NetBios Penetration · Advanced SS7 - Signaling Units · Basic Cracking Tutorial · Schools and NT · JCE | ||
| infosurge-4.txt | 115004 bytes | · GSM Overview · Cryptology and the Magic Bullet · X.25 Guide File · Access in PHP · Basic HTTP Authentication · TCL | ||
| infosurge-5.txt | 3092 bytes | · Must read [too much to list here] | ||
| infosurge-6.txt | 81173 bytes | · Basic Steganography · Nokia Simclocks · IGMP Flaw in Windows · Straw Trick v2 · CGI Security · ICM v2 Docs · A look into wiretapping · Ericsson GH337 | ||
| infosurge-7.txt | 87041 bytes | · Webservers And You · Australian Bandwidth · One Time Passwords · Cellular Networks · Fibre Optics and SONET · CDMA · Bash Scripting · Syslog Exploit · More Ericsson Fun | ||
| infosurge-8.txt | 102026 bytes | · Using digital audio fingerprints in encryption · Hardening a Linux system with Capabilities · Secure Web Applications On Windows NT with ASP · An automated process killer for Linux (in C) · Phone extension warning device · UNIX Security Basics · Example configuration of an OpenBSD firewall · History of 3d acceleration | ||
| infosurge-9.txt | 115287 bytes | · Overview of OpenBSD Security · Phreaks, Geeks and Inbetweens · History of Intels x86 CPU · Iptables for Linux 2.4 · Advanced JavaScript Methods · IIS Security · An Overview of Recent and Future Hardware · Tunnelling SSH via HTTP · HP-UX and the HP-9000/800 Series Unix Server |