Hacking into a Linux system using TST NETRC

[autonomous2010]

Why not just use SSH?

[TheReaperDK]

i'll just put this out there....

Why would u install software on your own computer to hack it?, seems rather pointless if u ask me

And Linux being the Most secure operating system out there i highly doubt 15 seconds is enough to hack it...

[ninjabeirut]

then we shouldnt be talking about how fast windows can be hacked.... like 1 sec..... but it depends on! linux IS the most secure! if you can configure it right! but windows with all right configured goes like 30 seconds fine and bam, hacked, but linux is.... amazing, some of military use it!

[TheReaperDK]

?... i never mentioned windows in my comment at all lol. Yes i do realise Linux is extremely secure and im sure the military use it, im just wondering why he would hack himself?....

[ninjabeirut]

and he hacked himself though.... difference with another (not local)

[KrashLC3]

LAMMER!

[Y0uEnj0yMyself]

dude you totally owned your own fuckin network their, that was badass.

[jiaoyinyang]

LMAO!!!

[zsoltixx93]

It's funny XD Send it to a friend and make a joke with him!

[bluebird1422]

fake :D

[sirdonkeypunch]

Whoa! Thats cool....

If you think enabling netrc on your box then connecting to yourself is cool that is. Woulda done the exact same thing if you entered the loopback address (127.0.0.1)

[zoadam]

It is so wonderful that the software companies were trying to hide this gem from us but now thanks to you guys I can hack too!

[Heptopus]

Oh my, if hacking was THAT easy.

You might as well telnet 127.0.0.1

[modmadmike2]

telnet? you mean SSH right?

[Heptopus]

Nope

[palita007]

De ez milyen linux?

Mert nekem Backtrack 2.0 finallal nem megy...

But which linux distribution is it?

I probed it with backtrack 2.0 final, but it isn't working

DOMy

[4th05]

grat

[lubricatedgorrila]

what os u using to do that???

[bjay007]

fasza

[civilandor]

állat :P

[h3kki]

Végre láttam Linuxos TST NETRC-t