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How To: Install a Persistant Backdoor in Windows Using Netcat
Basics of Ruby: Part 1 (Data Types/Data Storage)
How To: Make a Client/Server Connection in Ruby
Forum Thread : Question About Installing OSes
I don't have access to a flash drive or SD card, but I need to put a different operating system on my old desktop. I have an idea that might work but I want other people's opinion. Okay... If I create an empty partition, then put the iso on that partition, could I then overwr ...more
Forum Thread : Ftp Password Cracker
This python program was inspired by OTW's ftp cracker. The main difference is it gives a more sophisticated feel. This requires you have two files. The first one has to be named terminal.py and the other one can be anything you like. These two files need to be in the same dire ...more
Forum Thread : 5 "Deadly" Linux Commands
Everyday, Null Byte is getting bigger, and most of the newcomers are new to hacking and Linux. Without some knowledge on deadly commands, it is easy to trick a newbie into executing these and destroying their Linux OS. I made a list with some of the deadliest commands from tec ...more
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How To: Make a Client/Server Connection in Ruby
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Forum Thread: Question About Installing OSes 4 Replies
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How To: Install a Persistant Backdoor in Windows Using Netcat
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Basics of Ruby: Part Two (Loops)
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How To: Install a Persistant Backdoor in Windows Using Netcat
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Basics of Ruby: Part 1 (Data Types/Data Storage)
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How To: Make a Client/Server Connection in Ruby
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Forum Thread: Question About Installing OSes 4 Replies
9 yrs ago -
Forum Thread: Ftp Password Cracker 2 Replies
8 yrs ago -
Forum Thread: 5 "Deadly" Linux Commands 8 Replies
9 yrs ago