Come And Break Into My Comp....
(Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images)Posted by: N£MO
So you think that because you have a firewall your safe from hackers....wrong,your not.
Don't believe me,well try these tests.They test various vulnerabilities that show whether your as safe as you think....I thought i was safe but failed 2 of the tests :unsure:
Well worth just seeing and post your results,be interesting to see how everyone did....
Break into my computer (http://browsercheck.qualys.com/) ;)
Posted by: Xyrex
Cool.
It can get all my information (IP, OS ect) of my computer but the "my browser hacks" were ineffective.
Posted by: TJX
i Seem to be pretty safe, I passed all the tests
Posted by: scribblec
BROWSER hacks didnt work against me
Posted by: Soul814
ummm failed 2 tests... lol clip read n file execution... sigh* lol... but imma pretti safe...
Posted by: vivitron 15
wow, i guess i shouldn't advertise the fact i failed all but 2 :o :(
but... :D ...im downloading the M$ update it reccommended, so ill be ok soon.... :D :D
Posted by: scribblec
soul did the file actually download
or did it ask u first
do what vivitron is doing
better for u :D
Posted by: PcH
Good test. Two thumbs up.
Posted by: gumbydancin
doh!! :( I failed a couple. And it just so happened that part of an email with some personal information was pasted in my clipboard. Damn. :unsure:
Posted by: starstorm73
i failed the clipboard reader one.... oh no! a *hacker* can read my clipboard....what will i do? lol, i dunno why neone would wanna read my clipboard newayz lol :blink:
Posted by: imported_Inky
:D Great test didnt know anyone could even get that much info on me hope its not a hoax site?firewall stood up also have xp doing auto updates.
Posted by: Sneepboy
Im safe.
Posted by: UKMan
Before you all start worrying read this first:
http://evidence-eliminator-sucks.com/eesuc...gus-warning.php (http://evidence-eliminator-sucks.com/eesucks/bogus-warning.php)
The above link is a scam that Evidence Elliminator uses to cheat potential customers into buying their products!!
I know TBO is trying to help - and thats good because he is - but a lot of the info that is displayed with the "break into my computer link" does not actually get sent anywhere - its just visible to YOU!!
None the less - a great post and a good warning to all to keep updated. I tried the link and passed with flying colours :D
THX TBO
Peace
UKMan
Posted by: N£MO
@ UKMan...I feel as though your point might have made people think that the link i put up has something to do with EE...this is not the case.As for the info not being sent anywhere and just being visable by you thats very true but what if the site you surf to is run by undesireables who like to share info on who frequents their sites...
...This is an independant site that warns of vulnerabilities,that 'hackers' could use to get info about you....
@inky its not a hoax site,first used it a while ago now.
@starstorm...lets say you were silly enough to copy&paste your address or credit card number somewhere....
Thanks&p£ac£ ;)
Posted by: UKMan
Originally posted by TBO@6 February 2003 - 09:00
@ UKMan...I feel as though your point might have made people think that the link i put up has something to do with EE...this is not the case.As for the info not being sent anywhere and just being visable by you thats very true but what if the site you surf to is run by undesireables who like to share info on who frequents their sites...
...This is an independant site that warns of vulnerabilities,that 'hackers' could use to get info about you....
@inky its not a hoax site,first used it a while ago now.
@starstorm...lets say you were silly enough to copy&paste your address or credit card number somewhere....
Thanks&p£ac£ ;)
I quite agree - your post had nothing to do with EE - so sorry to all who might have missunderstood that ;) I was just making a point about most of these scripts.
Yes, undesirables are everywhere and of course cookies and Java are the biggest culprits. I would like to emphasise though that your post was a GOOD one Bro ;)
Peace
UKMan
edit: my damn typos again - gotta learn to write!
Posted by: N£MO
Thanks UKMan...i do respect what you have to say.. ;)
Posted by: scribblec
ukm an how come that site can see my harddrive
not all of it but bits
and how come it tells me i use mozilla 4
Posted by: vivitron 15
phew, panic over. i've downloaded the recommended stuff from M$, and i passed em all. (except the clipboard one but i don't think its too important. will just make sure i don't copy anything stupid like credit card numbers)
thanks for the link :D :D
Posted by: 4play
internet explorer calls itself mozilla 4.0.
and it can probably only see bits because thats the way the javascript works.
i have played with this before and it does nothing appart from show the contents of your hard drive to you.
no information is sent back to the server.
Posted by: Jibbler
Originally posted by 4play@6 February 2003 - 17:04
internet explorer calls itself mozilla 4.0.
and it can probably only see bits because thats the way the javascript works.
i have played with this before and it does nothing appart from show the contents of your hard drive to you.
no information is sent back to the server.
Mozilla was the original code name for the product that came to be known as Netscape Navigator, and later, Netscape Communicator. It is not affiliated with Internet Explorer in any way. More info can be found at Here. (http://www.mozilla.org) --
Jibbler
Posted by: ShareDaddy
Passed with flying colors.
Posted by: WebCheF
Yaay!! <_<
I don't know what's up wit mine, I got to the sencond test and Oh shhhhhiiii.............." ALERT V' ALERT" You are infected with 'explot----someting or another.
Guess I failed. :angry:
Scan time again. and update too.
Posted by: imported_computerfreak76
these kinds of sites use these scare tactics in order for you to buy their products. some people see they failed and are like OH SHI* i have to fix this right away and will buy their products.
all most people really need is a good firewall, up to date antivirus definitions,
ad-aware or spybot (for spyware and adware) and check the windows update site for new security patches.
Posted by: UKMan
Originally posted by kazaa4life@6 February 2003 - 20:51
ukm an how come that site can see my harddrive
not all of it but bits
and how come it tells me i use mozilla 4
It cannot see your HD - its using a script that shows YOU your HD. (unless you have shared out your HD to everyone - which i hopefully doubt - ;) )
The Mozilla4 has allready been explained.
Peace
UKMan
Posted by: wiz
thank's for the post TBO
my PC passed all the tests no problems
it's good to know i'm safe. :D
Posted by: scribblec
K SAFE POEPLE thats kinda clever
but i never buy online anyway
Posted by: UKMan
@TBO - this turned out to be a very good post from you as it has opened up some of the problems most people think they have when visiting sites that wanna sell you so called "security" proggs and cheat you into thinking you have major problems.
Mind you, a lot of us do have major problems, no firewall, no antivirus etc - so this has been a great reminder too ;)
Posted by: FlamingYob
I failed them all, how is this possible? I have Norton Firewall installed, it's full updated aswell.
Posted by: Mivaro
I appear to be safe, and that with free zonealarm...... :D
Posted by: Jibbler
FlamingYob, the security settings on your browser have probably been changed, and that could be causing these "browser exploits" to work when they shouldn't. Personally, I find the default settings in Internet Explorer to be fine when used with Norton A/V and a good firewall. :huh: --
Jibbler
Posted by: scribblec
flame no idea but if u have anything important in your hdrive delete or put on cd cos u will get viruses and stuff
get avg and sygate firewall
they worked good enough for me untill i got more powerful ones for money
but those 2 are freeeeeeeeeeeeee
Posted by: Sibre
Good thing...I passed every test...guess this damn college firewall is good for something after all...other than that, I hate it. They disable too much stuff and shut us down if we have a lot of traffic to our computers, and if we have ANY significant traffic from (we can't even share files with friends off campus) I HATE IT!!! But I am safe from attacks
Sorry for the blabbing...
Posted by: opie29
the only positive "hit" i got was on my clipboard...good enough for me as i don't cut/paste or copy anything important there anyway....thanks for the site
Posted by: ClearYourMind
Thanks for posting that site. The only thing that site was able to get was my browser's URL history. Which was only because I had to disable some cookie settings on ZoneAlarm Pro just to be able to even take the test. For example, I had to permite web bugs, and I had them blocked, as well as persitant cookies.
Norton and McAfee both have similar tests, and there are others I'm sure. It's not just the fact that you had a firewall or AV program. Its that you have the best ones at the present time. Right now, I use PC-Cillion AntiVirus, ZoneAlarm Pro Firewall, McAfee's SpamKiller 4.0, Ab Subtract Pro (good privacy tool), JTSoft's StartUp Manager 1.0 (shows stuff now found in your startup folder, helped stop McAfee's splash screen on startup and also did other things as well), eDexter (so I didn't get error messages when used with SuperTick), and SuperTick (just an added bonus to ZoneAlarm Pro and Ad Subtract Pro). Also have Ad-aware, and we all know thats a must have.
With all that, I'm secure as hell. Plus I don't ever give out my e-mail, instead I give out self-destructing ones (e.g SpamGourmet.com) and my main browser is Opera 7 and SlimBrowser (I find it much better then Avent Browser).
A few years back I used McAfee for my AV cuz at the time it was the best, then later I used Norton when it became the best. I don't stay loyal to one program for sh**. I simply use the best of the crop, I don't trust them "I can do it all and more" utilties. Also, if all I'm going to do is browse a few websites, I'll go on Linux (Lycoris Desktop LX). I only go on Windows XP when I need to print something only cuz my printer dosn't have a linux compatible driver, and when I wish to listen to audio, again I have an intergrated sound/modem combo card which isn't compatible with linux. Be paranoid, be very paranoid!
Big brother...and his little sister too. are Both, watching You! :ph34r:
Posted by: yyiryyib
it wont even admit im running explorer, it says im not running it on a windows based platform, im browsing in stelth mode in my fire wall :D
Posted by: Leech_Killer
Passed all but one, the clipboard test, so I'm happy with that. It's a pity that it only works with Internet Explorer as normally I only use Netscape as I find it's a lot better than IE, has being for a long time.
I also have a copy of Evidence Eliminator v5.057, which I find very useful at clearing all the tempory files out. The first time I used it it freed up 50Mb of hard-drive space and I'm pretty tide with my PC files, as I clear out my cache files daily. I didn't buy it though, I just downloaded the 30 day trial and found the crack for it. :D
If you get the 30 day trail version 5.057, the code is:-
**sorry no sn**
Posted by: Fusen
yeah I wonder if they used php to find all that info cos I know php but havnt seen any sources that get all the info on the first page.. and I failed all but 1 test lol I'm on a computer at school and these are shit so who really cares =P
Posted by: dirtyoldman
just failed notepad test. pretty good for a dirtyoldman eh?
just using norton av2003 prof.
Posted by: FuNkY CaPrIcOrN
:o I failed everyone. :o
:( :( :(
Posted by: Gambo
Safe bar a couple, but they can now be sorted. Nice post :D
Posted by: Benno
I have running sygate personal firewall and Norton systemworks 2002 including norton personal firewall 2002. When I tried to run it, it sayd that I dont have windows. ;)
After i disabled sygate I could run it but norton still blocked everything and I passed everyone. :D
Posted by: TRshady
Thanx, its a cool test. They've got a strange way of going about it though. Maybe they save ips that are vulnerable etc. Im safe, but a lot of people aint. Never heard of that site b4 though......... <_<
Posted by: N£MO
hady Posted on 16 February 2003 - 23:46
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Thanx, its a cool test. They've got a strange way of going about it though. Maybe they save ips that are vulnerable etc. Im safe, but a lot of people aint. Never heard of that site b4 though.........
This is a SAFE site,have been using it for over 6 months now so have loads of peeps i know.I'm sure that there are 1000's of site that you aint heard of.Glad this has been of help to alot of you.Makes you aware of what can be seen by 'dodgy' people. :D
Posted by: imported_uncle_cracker
hello ...
i have done the tests and the "pasting script over clipboard" failed.
so there is no microsoft solution, so i fixed it in the iexplorer options -> ask for pasting script
so now everything is ok ;)
thx for this B)
cu
Posted by: si|verknight
huh....failed 4 of the tests... but ive fixed it now.... thanx for the cool site :P
Posted by: TRshady
:unsure: I weren't trying to make the site sound bad, just bringing up a few points no-one mentioned yet. It is good though.
Posted by: KazaaSearch
I remember i wrote such "tests" at dawn of my javascripting experience. Actually if you have latest IE patch and internet security set to High, all of such primitive javascript- and activex-tricks will never work. i got only error messages when clicking on any of their "tests". i tried all.
Posted by: KazaaSearch
sorry i can't show my old javascript page in english, it exists only in russian:
http://beep.ru/~urzh/
only for those who can read it ;)
Posted by: lunatacs
:blink: hmm, that site had no effect on me. I'm behind proxy and all it did, is show me the infomation of my proxy and other lines were empty.
its nice trick but that site only gives away your ip other information is useless
cheers
Posted by: UKMan
Originally posted by KazaaSearch@17 February 2003 - 23:34
I remember i wrote such "tests" at dawn of my javascripting experience. Actually if you have latest IE patch and internet security set to High, all of such primitive javascript- and activex-tricks will never work. i got only error messages when clicking on any of their "tests". i tried all.
Words of wisdom from one of the best in my humble opinion ;)
Posted by: imported_uncle_cracker
Originally posted by UKMan+18 February 2003 - 07:21--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (UKMan @ 18 February 2003 - 07:21)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin--KazaaSearch@17 February 2003 - 23:34
I remember i wrote such "tests" at dawn of my javascripting experience. Actually if you have latest IE patch and internet security set to High, all of such primitive javascript- and activex-tricks will never work. i got only error messages when clicking on any of their "tests". i tried all.
Words of wisdom from one of the best in my humble opinion ;)[/b][/quote]
hello ukman ;)
nice to see you and thx for your help again.
it is absolutely right what kazaasearch wrote but with "high security" surfing is a little bit "hard" :D
and especially here in the forum you had to add the smilies manuell, not by mouseclick :lol:
cu and thx again
ps ftp server is build up ... dns lockup worked B)
Posted by: imported_uncle_cracker
Originally posted by UKMan+7 February 2003 - 08:50--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (UKMan @ 7 February 2003 - 08:50)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--kazaa4life@6 February 2003 - 20:51
ukm an how come that site can see my harddrive
not all of it but bits
and how come it tells me i use mozilla 4
It cannot see your HD - its using a script that shows YOU your HD. (unless you have shared out your HD to everyone - which i hopefully doubt - ;) )
The Mozilla4 has allready been explained.
Peace
UKMan [/b][/quote]
hello ukman again ;)
here for that guy with the "harddrive question" the simpliest code to show parts of harddrive of your own machine:
<html>
<body>
<iframe src="nopic.jpg" name="Fenster">
</iframe>
<iframe src="file:///c:" name="Fenster">
</iframe>
more info (file:///c:)
</body>
</html>
this worked if a drive c: exists, but i think most of the people have this :D
cu B)
Posted by: UKMan
Originally posted by uncle_cracker+18 February 2003 - 14:33--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (uncle_cracker @ 18 February 2003 - 14:33)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> Originally posted by -UKMan@18 February 2003 - 07:21
<!--QuoteBegin--KazaaSearch@17 February 2003 - 23:34
I remember i wrote such "tests" at dawn of my javascripting experience. Actually if you have latest IE patch and internet security set to High, all of such primitive javascript- and activex-tricks will never work. i got only error messages when clicking on any of their "tests". i tried all.
Words of wisdom from one of the best in my humble opinion ;)
hello ukman ;)
nice to see you and thx for your help again.
........................................cu and thx again
ps ftp server is build up ... dns lockup worked B) [/b][/quote]
You are very welcome - cool that you have your server up and running :D
Peace
UKMan
Posted by: kazzalitesucks
great test site passed everything i'am using avg antivirus and zone alarm 3.5.169.002 on medium settings
did,nt even no ip address, and host name was wrong 2
Posted by: DefensiveThinking
:D Good test i pased all of them
Posted by: lunatacs
"Browser Checkup requires that you have cookies enabled in your browser. Please verify that you have cookies enabled and restart the test. "
cookie is your enemie :D
Posted by: notme
the best test site is here [scroll down ]and do , shields up1st , leak test 2nd then do the port scan test steve gibson has a very GOOD reputation = GRC gibson research center (http://grc.com/default.htm)
Posted by: merlin-1
Not bad only missed one hopefully a trip to Gates world for the download will fix it.
Posted by: frednot
Phheeewww, i got some depressing results on that one even though i run Norton Internet seq 2003.. On the other hand, installing microsoft security patches is not what i call having a good time, it has *ucked up my computer more than once in the past.. :blink:
The name's Fredrik by the way (Stockholm, sweden) , just joined the forum, seems like a good place to hang out at.. :)
Posted by: N£MO
Yes i know what you mean about microsux security patches...dont trust them at all!!
Welcome to the forum frednot...your right its a cool place to hang out ;)
Posted by: metalrebelzz
passed all of them with FLYING COLORS!!!!!!
*thinks*
what the f*ck does "flying colors" mean anyways???
*thinks some more*
sounds like a term for gays, sort of.....lol :D :P
no offense....
Posted by: UKMan
Originally posted by metalrebelzz@17 March 2003 - 13:47
passed all of them with FLYING COLORS!!!!!!
*thinks*
what the f*ck does "flying colors" mean anyways???
*thinks some more*
sounds like a term for gays, sort of.....lol :D :P
no offense....
It originates from the idea of who made it off the battlefield with their flag still flying, or in other words, who won the battle. :)
Peace
UKMan
Posted by: Icey
i am quite safe B)
Posted by: the-ninja69
I passed all of them. I have good security. Thoses are are good everybody should try them out.
Posted by: scribblec
i only failed the clip board one
but they could see whats on it
nothing importnat
thats all the rest i breezed past it
Posted by: N£MO
Thats twice you have done them tests and im sure first time you passed them all :lol: :lol: K4L ;)
Posted by: zolaisugly
just did test i passed some yet the clipboard and the file exe test i failed on so will have to look at these.....