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From: Lockwood Smith on 9 Jun 2010 01:54
On Jun 8, 8:51 pm, soumya <texaspes...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Simple hack to get $1000 to your home athttp://dailyupdatesonly.tk
>
> Due to high security risks,i have hidden the cheque link in an
> image.  in that website on left side below search box, click on image
> and enter your name and address where you want to receive your
> cheque.please dont tell to anyone.

Can you say "computer virus"? I knew you could.
From: tom ronson on 9 Jun 2010 10:36
Lockwood Smith wrote:

> Can you say "computer virus"? I knew you could.

speaking of viri --- I typed something into yahoo I was researching. the
third result pretty well had everything I was looking for so I clicked
on it. Up comes a youtube type window with a video itching to be played.
I clicked on the video and it said that I needed flash player to see the
video. Odd, given that I'd literally just installed and tested the
newest flash player. So I click on the link to see what would happen. A
file download and Norton instantly flew open to tell me the file was a
virus. What was odd is that the page had every term listed that I'd
typed into yahoo. they were hamachi, vpn, sprint and data. Not a very
common set of words to search on. It looked like the page was generated
specifically on my search term. I don't know how they got the page
ranked that high --- but thank goodness the threat was stopped --- or
I'd of had to reload the image on my drive I'd just made (and why I
decided to click on the video link).

anywho --- just thought I'd mention this as it seems a fairly aggressive
new approach to payload delivery.

Oh, and to get Hamachi working on sprint you need to 1) go into the 3g
profile and tell it you want Windows client support and 2) turn off
connection acceleration.

--

"How can one little Street swallow so many lives?" -- The Offspring, The
Kids Aren't Alright

--tr
From: Steve Kucera on 9 Jun 2010 13:18
On 2010-06-09, tom ronson <theavlv.ronson(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> anywho --- just thought I'd mention this as it seems a fairly aggressive
> new approach to payload delivery.

My client in San Jose had a site hacked and it was obvious the perp had
obtained the user name and password. The theory at the time was that
someone with access to the server had been a victim of this same virus,
which I was told starts harvesting your user names and passwords and
sending them in. Research indeed indicated that the exploit was via a
Flash Player trap.

No coincidence I'm sure that several AVLV'ers received spam email this
morning from a self professed computer expert douchebag, said email
containing his entire contact list, including at least one email
address, with first and last name, from a certain amusement enterprise
chiefly known for operations in Orlando and Anaheim. Good stuff I'm sure
in case a douche storm ever breaks out again.

> Oh, and to get Hamachi working on sprint you need to 1) go into the 3g
> profile and tell it you want Windows client support and 2) turn off
> connection acceleration.

Now I have to google to see what you are talking about. I've been too
busy lately exploring the vast candy land that is my jail broken iPhone.
The wonders to behold includes last nights app that turns the phone into
a wifi router. It takes all of a minute to install and have it up and
running.
From: tom ronson on 9 Jun 2010 22:37
Steve Kucera wrote:

> Research indeed indicated that the exploit was via a
> Flash Player trap.

yep, it's adobe's turn in the bucket.... good choice, too. they are the
cross-platform kings.

Anyone reading should check their adobe reader by opening it and going
to edit > preferences > trust manager and un-check the top box.

> from a certain amusement enterprise
> chiefly known for operations in Orlando and Anaheim.

Is that some Mickey Mouse attempt at a hint? If so I don't get it.

> Good stuff I'm sure
> in case a douche storm ever breaks out again.

nah, he went off to Fraaaaance.

> Now I have to google to see what you are talking about.

off the shelf soft VPN... there's a free version and a paid one. the
paid one gets you on a fatter pipe.

> The wonders to behold includes last nights app that turns the phone into
> a wifi router. It takes all of a minute to install and have it up and
> running.

yeah. just to bad about the carrier.

--

"How can one little Street swallow so many lives?" -- The Offspring, The
Kids Aren't Alright

--tr
From: Steve Kucera on 9 Jun 2010 22:43
On 2010-06-10, tom ronson <theavlv.ronson(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> The wonders to behold includes last nights app that turns the phone into
>> a wifi router. It takes all of a minute to install and have it up and
>> running.
>
> yeah. just to bad about the carrier.

Thus the primary reason for Jailbreaking in the first place. Looking into a new carrier as we speak.

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