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- 1. Security Day with Jasakomers 07:38 AM
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- 13. Domain Information Domain Name : kampus.ac.id Type : Education Organization : Kampus Universitas Technical Contact Name : Budi M NIC Handle : budi34 Name Server : ns1.kampus.ac.id IP Address : 202.58.2.129 Name Server : kampus.ac.id IP Address : 202.58.2.130 whois 07:38 AM
- 14. Googleisyourbestfriend password username vulnerabilities information servers credit card error messages Googling CCTV webcam database http://j0hnny.ihackstuff.com 07:38 AM
- 15. 2. scan / sniff to find a way in map – learn – let the packets guide you 07:38 AM
- 16. The Matrix: Reloaded 07:38 AM
- 17. Die Hard 4: Live free or Die hard 07:38 AM
- 18. 3. exploit vulnerabilities got root or admin? 07:38 AM
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- 21. 5. backdoor the system knock..knock..anybody home? 07:38 AM
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- 28. demo client side attack 07:38 AM
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