Monday, May 15, 2006

Back|Track Security Final Release

After spending countless hours flattening out bugs - Max and I will soon be releasing the final version of BackTrack. Our estimated date is the 26th May, but of course, subject to change.

Check http://www.remote-exploit.org/index.php/BackTrack

We've decided to beta test the final release, and provide a limited download to our hardcore IRC users - just to make sure we havn't messed anything up. Several nice people are helping us host this iso. PLEASE GIVE FEEDBACK.

http://backtrack.mick27.info/iso/backtrack-final-18-5-06.iso
http://64.27.12.222/backtrack-final-18-5-06.iso
MD5sum : 14ebbbf7f914cc547fba995c513fa4bf

Metasploit on WRTSL54GS

After mucking around with my NEW Linksys router, a managed to get Metasploit Framework to run on it. More information can be found in the remote-exploit site:
http://www.remote-exploit.org/research/OpenWRTvsMetasploit.html

Unbricking a WRT54G

I bricked my WRT54G. T'was a sad day. Well, to be honest, I didn't exactly "brick" it, I had openwrt on it, with no "boot_wait", and i had forgotten the ssh password to it. It seemed like the only option I had was do build a serial console for it, and solder it to the WRT54G board - which made me shudder. After googling for a while, I found an interesting article describing an "unbricking" method which worked for me. The whole presentation can be found at http://www.trilug.org/talks/2004-09-wrt54g/Hacking_The_WRT54G_Presentation.PDF .
Apparently, this is a dangerous procedure, which can result in a completely DEAD WRT, be warned.