Anche questo anno il team di BackBox Linux scende in campo a sostegno di una delle iniziative piu interessanti nel panorama hacker italiano. Il CAT (Cracca Al Tesoro) è un “Hacking Game” il cui scopo è violare vari sistemi configurati per l’occasione, la squadra che otterrà il punteggio più alto verrà proclamata vincitrice.
Il nostro team, in accordo con gli organizzatori dell’evento, ha deciso di sostenere questa iniziativa il cui fine è sensibilizzare gli utenti su tematiche relative la sicurezza informatica e la protezione dei dati personali. Per l’occasione i partecipanti equipaggiati con BackBox, collegandosi al nostro canale IRC ufficiale avranno a disposizione il supporto dell’intera community
Il Cracca Al Tesoro 2012 si svolgerà presso la Fiera di Genova il 12 maggio, le iscrizioni sono gratuite, per maggiori informazioni wardriving.it
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The BackBox Team is proud to announce the release 0.6 of Weevely!
Weevely is a stealth PHP web shell that simulate telnet-like connection. It is an essential tool for web application post exploitation, and could be used like an hidden backdoor and as a useful telnet-like console replacement to manage web accounts, even if hosted in free hosting services. Just generate and upload the “server” PHP code on the target web server, and run Weevely client locally to transmit shell commands.
What’s new
Backdoor communications are hidden in Cookie requests
Communications are encoded using NIDS evasion techniques (any request is randomly obfuscated to bypass signature detection)
Backdoor PHP code is polymorphic to obfuscate functions commonly used in backdoors
Modular architecture have about 30 modules for every kind of maintain access/post exploit task
Modules implement different techniques to accomplish single tasks to mitigate disabled_functions, safe_mode and other PHP restrictions
Imagine a World without Free Knowledge… Right now, the U.S. Congress is considering legislation that could fatally damage the free and open Internet. For 24 hours, to raise awareness, we are blacking out Backbox.
The BackBox team is proud to announce the release 2.01 of BackBox Linux.The new release include features such as Ubuntu 11.04, Linux Kernel 2.6.38 and Xfce 4.8.0. The ISO images (32bit & 64bit) can be downloaded from the following location: https://www.backbox.org/download
What’s new
System upgrade
Performance boost
New look
Improved start menu
Bug corrections
New sections such as Forensic Analysis, Documentation & Reporting and Reverse Engineering
New Hacking tools and updated tools such as dradis 2.8, ettercap 0.7.4.2, john 1.7.8, metasploit 4.2, nmap 5.51, set 2.5.2, sleuthkit 3.2.1, w3af 1.0, weevely 0.5, wireshark 1.6.3, etc.
System requirements
32-bit or 64-bit processor
256 MB of system memory (RAM)
4.4 GB of disk space for installation
Graphics card capable of 800×600 resolution
DVD-ROM drive or USB port
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would like to wish everyone the best of happy Xmas and new year. The next year would be the big year of BackBox. We are expecting no more than what we have already done together in all this time. So, keep going like that.
As many of you already know our project is quite young but in just a couple of months we reached unbelievable goals. Currently BackBox has thousands of users all around the world and their number is rising up continuously. Several opinionists think that the “open” vision has been the key of this achievement. BackBox’s staff wish to remember all of you that whoever wants can collaborate and he doesn’t necessarily need to be a professional user. There is a variety of fields on which interested users can offer their knowledge as the forum, our website wiki but also advertising, marketing or even writing new documentation…
There shouldn’t be any issues about releasing the new BackBox version until the end of January 2012. The new version is going to fix some irrelevant bugs of the previous version, it will have updated packages and some tiny optimizations. Therefore there won’t be any major changes until BackBox 3. As regards the future versions, our purpose is to use Ubuntu’s LTS as basic platform so there will be just one major release and some intermediate releases every 4 months that would only introduce some bugs fixes and updated packages. The benefit from this choice should be that users wouldn’t be forced to reinstall the OS on every new release but they could keep it up to date just by using apt-get or synaptic tool.
Waiting for the new release, every suggestion from our users would be much appreciated.
Stay tuned!
https://www.backbox.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/website_backbox_text_black.png00adminhttps://www.backbox.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/website_backbox_text_black.pngadmin2011-12-03 14:38:182018-10-02 21:34:56BackBox 2.01 is coming to town
12 May, BackBox Linux @ CAT2012
/in NewsAnche questo anno il team di BackBox Linux scende in campo a sostegno di una delle iniziative piu interessanti nel panorama hacker italiano. Il CAT (Cracca Al Tesoro) è un “Hacking Game” il cui scopo è violare vari sistemi configurati per l’occasione, la squadra che otterrà il punteggio più alto verrà proclamata vincitrice.
Il nostro team, in accordo con gli organizzatori dell’evento, ha deciso di sostenere questa iniziativa il cui fine è sensibilizzare gli utenti su tematiche relative la sicurezza informatica e la protezione dei dati personali. Per l’occasione i partecipanti equipaggiati con BackBox, collegandosi al nostro canale IRC ufficiale avranno a disposizione il supporto dell’intera community
Il Cracca Al Tesoro 2012 si svolgerà presso la Fiera di Genova il 12 maggio, le iscrizioni sono gratuite, per maggiori informazioni wardriving.it
Weevely 0.6 released!
/in NewsThe BackBox Team is proud to announce the release 0.6 of Weevely!
Weevely is a stealth PHP web shell that simulate telnet-like connection. It is an essential tool for web application post exploitation, and could be used like an hidden backdoor and as a useful telnet-like console replacement to manage web accounts, even if hosted in free hosting services. Just generate and upload the “server” PHP code on the target web server, and run Weevely client locally to transmit shell commands.
What’s new
BackBox protests agains SOPA/PIPA
/in NewsImagine a World without Free Knowledge… Right now, the U.S. Congress is considering legislation that could fatally damage the free and open Internet. For 24 hours, to raise awareness, we are blacking out Backbox.
BackBox Linux 2.01 released!
/in ReleasesThe BackBox team is proud to announce the release 2.01 of BackBox Linux.The new release include features such as Ubuntu 11.04, Linux Kernel 2.6.38 and Xfce 4.8.0. The ISO images (32bit & 64bit) can be downloaded from the following location: https://www.backbox.org/download
What’s new
System requirements
BackBox Xmas greetings!
/in NewsGents,
would like to wish everyone the best of happy Xmas and new year. The next year would be the big year of BackBox. We are expecting no more than what we have already done together in all this time. So, keep going like that.
Happy Hacking!
BackBox 2.01 is coming to town
/in ReleasesAs many of you already know our project is quite young but in just a couple of months we reached unbelievable goals. Currently BackBox has thousands of users all around the world and their number is rising up continuously. Several opinionists think that the “open” vision has been the key of this achievement. BackBox’s staff wish to remember all of you that whoever wants can collaborate and he doesn’t necessarily need to be a professional user. There is a variety of fields on which interested users can offer their knowledge as the forum, our website wiki but also advertising, marketing or even writing new documentation…
There shouldn’t be any issues about releasing the new BackBox version until the end of January 2012. The new version is going to fix some irrelevant bugs of the previous version, it will have updated packages and some tiny optimizations. Therefore there won’t be any major changes until BackBox 3. As regards the future versions, our purpose is to use Ubuntu’s LTS as basic platform so there will be just one major release and some intermediate releases every 4 months that would only introduce some bugs fixes and updated packages. The benefit from this choice should be that users wouldn’t be forced to reinstall the OS on every new release but they could keep it up to date just by using apt-get or synaptic tool.
Waiting for the new release, every suggestion from our users would be much appreciated.
Stay tuned!