A few days ago, i try to install User Mode Linux(UML) in my ubuntu box. When i run the UML, it’s okay. But there is a message said that my kernel doesn’t support SKAS.

Then i ask my friend bout this problem. He told me to patch my host kernel with patch that called skas. This is what i’ve done.

Download the kernel. I download the kernel which version is the same as my kernel that i use right now. You can find that shitty kernel here.

Download the patch. Because I wanna patch it with skas, i downloaded the skas patch from here. (Note : the version of patch and the kernel must same).
Now it is a good idea if you copy the kernel and patch that you already download to /usr/src. But it’s doesn’t matter if you do this inside another directory as long as you have permission on that directory.

Before you take an action, your ubuntu machine must already have this package installed : kernel-package, libncurses5-dev, fakeroot, bzip2, build-essential, udev. If not, install it first. Use your nearly repository, and then like we always do…apt-get install!!!

root@pandhu:/usr/src$ tar -xzvf linux-2.6.22.14.tar.gz (this will extract this file)

root@pandhu:/usr/src$ mv linux-2.6.22.14 linux (this will rename the folder of just now extracted file)

root@pandhu:/usr/src$ cd linux (enter the directory)

root@pandhu:/usr/src/linux$ bzcat ../skas-2.6.22-v9-pre9.patch.bz2 | patch -p1 (patching process, if there is not any warning, this process is succes)

root@pandhu:/usr/src/linux$ make-menuconfig (Configure your kernel here. There already a help feature, so it will make your life easier. As alternative option you can copy your kernel configuration to this folder. It is located in /boot. I use this command: djomlow@pandhu:/usr/src/linux$ cp -vi /boot/config-`uname -r` .config, and then make-menuconfig, load this .config file and save).

root@pandhu:/usr/src/linux$ fakeroot make-kpkg –append-to-version=patched kernel_image (making the kernel image)

Go up one level(cd ..). Your kernel image is done. Now it’s time to install it.

root@pandhu:/usr/src$ dpkg -i (your kernel image that just now finished)

Wait…it’s not done yet! You need to create a ramdisk for your kernel now because without it, the kernel can not boot.

root@pandhu:/usr/src$ mkinitrd.yaird -o/boot/initrd.img-(version of the kernel image) (version of the kernel image)

Okay….now restart your computer. Then select your new kernel.

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this one will tell you the basic of iptables. in a local area network or even your computer,we must prevent a sneaker get your private data, so to keep them out.there are many ways to do that but this is the very simple one, i don’t mean we act paranoid but this day to attack a local area netwok or a computer is very easy. so many tools to break in but of course many tools to keep to prevent it too.like i said before this one is the very simple one. playing with iptables is not complicated is just playing with data package. and of course you can use iptables for preventing hacking perpose  and the you can use it for opposite perpose. yes, you can use it to manage your hacked box. sound good ,isn’t it?

i wont tell you the mean of iptables you can read here, what i will tell you is iptables command that commonly use to fowarding , droping, and jumping package. example like this one :

iptables -A INPUT -s [some IP] -j DROP (more…)

iptables -A INPUT -s [some IP] -j DROP

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Some idiom, like “ask uncle Google” or “just Googling!”, has became daily sentences for internet users. Those sentences refer to a popular search engine: Google.

Google came from word “googol”, used by Milton Sirotta, a nephew from Edward Kasner (mathematic scientist), to mention a numbers that started with 1 followed with 100 zero number behind it. Google ised this term to explain their mission to organizing all information in internet and all over the world. (more…)

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Some idiom, like “ask uncle Google” or “just Googling!”, has became daily sentences for internet users. Those sentences refer to a popular search engine: Google.

Google came from word “googol”, used by Milton Sirotta, a nephew from Edward Kasner (mathematic scientist), to mention a numbers that started with 1 followed with 100 zero number behind it. Google ised this term to explain their mission to organizing all information in internet and all over the world. (more…)

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this is actually not a hacking technique.this is a very common technique to bypass log in in linux but not all people know about this, i get this when my friends tell me about pair key and demonstrated it to me. but i think this one is very cool.with this technique we can log in to other computer without log in process anymore.

it will use a pair key.pair key is generated key from ssh that contain public key and private key.this two key act like a key and the padlock. this two key is unique. so one public key can only unlock one padlock that matching with him. you cannot make a crack to it. for more information you can read here

and how can we make it as a backdoor? and how to generated a pair key? this is the step.

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In this segment of post i just wanna share my experience using ssh with pair keys as a backdoor after you kick your target’s box. What is pair keys? let me tell ya bout this letter, from now on just remember this pair keys contain Private key and Public key . And u can widely distribute the Public key but you must keep secret your Private key.

Let’s move to the next step. How to make those keys available for us? just do this in your console:

    djomlow@pandhu:~$ ssh-keygen

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Really, how can i forgot that i had been uploaded this skin before and haven’t been posted it until now. So here is another skin from Peace@Pieces, this one is the other Pieces, Homare. Btw, I think the previous Peace@Pieces winamp skin is better (in design) but this one is also a good one ^_^

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Most of us who aged about twenties or so must have experienced the DOS computer era back then where were just an elementary kids. For a kid, we love playing games, and those memories when we were just kids are sometime hard to forget. As time move on, technology grew so fast, and most of games today are very different in visual quality, and the game had become an abandonware games, but with all of that have you ever felt nostalgic about the old games we used to play? If you do you’re in luck because C-Dos Abandonware offers lots of old games for you to download and trace back your memories of the DOS era.

C-Dos Abandonware has quite a collection with many genres such as action, adventure, educational, mature, puzzles, sports, strategy, and many more. The Rare Game Collection section offers an easy way for you to download the best games reviewed by the C-Dos Abandonware authors. The FAQ page is a must for you to read, in order to help you solve your installation problem or just to keep a good precaution. There’s also a special forum within the site which discusses about the games. There’s also a special thread to make a request for more games.