Hak5
Put together by a band of IT ninjas, security professionals and hardcore gamers, Hak5 isn't your typical tech show. Hak5 is a cocktail mix of comedy, technolust, hacks, DIY mods, homebrew, forensics, and network security.
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Network:
Independent
Season:
6
Genre:
Technology, Hacking, Homebrew, Networking, Gaming
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Terry

Terry Hak5 Rocks!

Thomas Surber

Thomas Surber Would you mind giving a run down on the equipment and software you use to product the show.

Hak5

Hak5
Hak5 will be LIVE at Virginia Tech this Saturday, November 7th. Join us at 7:00 PM for the best of networking, hacking and homebrew and Q&A. We’ll be in Torgersen 2150 on the Virginia Tech campus in Blackburg, VA. Then later at 9:00 we’ll be for the first time experiencing Bar Golf, a VT tradition that we would love to... see you at. So lock down your firewalls and get ready for some Technolust as Hak5 begins the campus invasion. See you there!Read More

Virginia Tech Live Show
Lock down your firewalls because Hak5 is invading Virginia Tech!
Time:7:00PM Saturday, November 7th
Location:Virginia Tech -- 201 Burruss Hall, Blacksburg, VA - Room Torgersen 2150
James Gibat-Thoroski

James Gibat-Thoroski I've been going through all the old shows, from episode 1, and love every one of them. Awesome! It's really come a long way and LOVE the way the show is now. Matt needs to stop taking so many "vacations" from the show. :)

Hak5

Hak5

Virginia Tech Live Show
Hak5 will be LIVE at Virginia Tech this Saturday, November 7th. Join us at 7:00 PM for the best of networking, hacking and homebrew and Q&A. We’ll be in Torgersen 2150 on the Virginia Tech campus in Blackburg, VA. ...
November 5 at 6:57pm
Eric
Eric
NICE! i wish it was not 3+ hours away! i will let my VT friends know.
November 5 at 10:09pm
Taure Anthony

Taure Anthony keep us learning Hak5...keep us learning

Hak5

Hak5

Episode 612 – Hacking PPTP VPNs with ASLEAP
Continuing with the VPN Series, Darren discusses the inherent weaknesses in Microsoft’s PPTP authentication protocol, MS-CHAPv2, and demos a Linux tool that exploits these weaknesses. ...
November 4 at 11:45am
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Carl Carstenson
Carl Carstenson
OK. I take it all back. There is not a problem with Josh's code. The challenge is supposed to be 8 bytes. This is 16 hex characters, plus 7 colons, for a total of 23 chars. The response is supposed to be 24 bytes. This is 48 hex characters, plus 23 colons, for a total of 71 chars. My guess is that Darren was including too many of the captured hex characters for the challenge. Darren came up with another method and we can expect a followup to this problem.
November 5 at 9:53am
Yaakov
Yaakov
A workaround/fix was posted on the Hak5 forums, but you can also just get ASLEAP to read your packet capture, as demonstrated.
Sat at 3:26pm
Darian Tregenza

Darian Tregenza great show guys, i'm a engineering student and this has been putting a lot of what i'm learning into a real world context

Eddie

Eddie check this out http://blog.getpeek.com/2009/11/just-hatched/
It's 8 bucks a month for unlimited tweets and stuff. No web browser but there looks to be opportunity for some tethering. If only we knew some people to hack this...

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Travis Dennie

Travis Dennie Best show evar.

Mehran Panhwar

Mehran Panhwar you Guys R0cK

Ben Raynor

Ben Raynor  is watching some Hak5

October 30 at 1:09pm
Anand Sapkota

Anand Sapkota Darren was totally out of words in this episode

October 29 at 10:57pm · Report
Anand Sapkota
Anand Sapkota
sry in 610
October 29 at 10:58pm
Hak5

Hak5

Episode 611 – Metasploit 101 with Mubix
After much request we’ve dedicated an episode to Metasploit. Room362.com’s very own Rob Fuller, aka Mubix, joins us in studio to show us the basics of exploiting and the power of auxiliary modules. D...
October 28 at 3:37pm
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Brad Harless
Brad Harless
thanks for going back the oldschool hak5 direction
October 29 at 3:08am
Frank Kenisky
Frank Kenisky
Nice video but I'd like to have seen you do something with it. Like for the noobs it would be nice to explain what an Rhost was as apposed to a Hhost. Or using the Win version to show how to get a shell.

There was a lot of explanation and I know the presented was probably very good at using Metasploit but before he does his next talk it would be nice if he established first a goal then rehearsed it a few times so he would drift so much.
October 29 at 9:05am
Mark

Mark ha I found this page. NICE