[ISN] Phrack #57 is online.

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Date: Wed Aug 15 2001 - 23:02:23 PDT

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    0x02 Loopback                                          Phrack Staff 0x09 kb
    0x03 Linenoise                                         Phrack Staff 0x1e kb
    0x04 Editorial policy                                  Phrack Staff 0x07 kb
    0x05 IA64 shellcode                                       papasutra 0x15 kb
    0x06 Taranis read your e-mail                              jwilkins 0x0a kb
    0x07 ICMP based OS fingerprinting     Fyodor Yarochkin & Ofir Arkin 0x12 kb
    0x08 Vudo malloc tricks                                        maxx 0x76 kb
    0x09 Once upon a free()                                   anonymous 0x22 kb
    0x0a Against the System: Rise of the Robots         Michal Zalewski 0x0a kb
    0x0b Holistic approaches to attack detection                  sasha 0x12 kb
    0x0c NIDS on mass parallel processing architecture            storm 0x17 kb
    0x0d Hang on, snoopy                                        stealth 0x14 kb
    0x0e Architecture spanning shellcode                         eugene 0x17 kb
    0x0f Writing ia32 alphanumeric shellcodes                       rix 0x56 kb
    0x10 Cupass and the netuserchangepassword problem         D.Holiday 0x14 kb
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    At the moment we are going to remain anonymous and not publish our
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    anonymous is to ensure that people know that we are working on Phrack
    for all the right reasons.  And also of course because privacy is
    valuable.
    
    Let's talk about privacy for a moment.
    
    It seems to me that lately there is no motive more attractive than
    becomming a celebrities.  Ironically, celebrities have a power that
    will grow more compelling and yet less meaningful in the years to
    come.  Why? Because becomming a celebrity will be easier to achieve.  
    The drive to increase connectivity is ultimately about the access of
    everyone to everyone and everyone to everything.  A personal home page
    on the web - self-created celebrity - is only the most primitive
    example of what lies ahead, but is an instructive example all the
    same.  Home pages are self- validation, and self-validation lies at
    the very center of the drive towards the desire to become a celebrity.
    
    Like precious metals, society has always valued what is scarce.  As
    privacy becomes rarer and rarer, it will assume greater and greater
    worth.
    
    Switching subjects, there is another point that I would like to make.  
    The field of information security is vast.  It is vast because it
    concerns not just technology, but also sociology, criminology,
    economics (think of risk modeling), and many other associated
    subjects.  Even within the technology side of information security,
    there are many different areas of study - vulnerability assessment,
    intrusion detection, public key infrastructure, operating system
    security, and so on.  The point I am working towards is that the world
    does not being and end with shellcode and it certainly does not begin
    and end with exploits.
    
    You owe it to yourself to investigate what it is about information
    security that makes it the most interesting and challenging field of
    study within information technology today.
    
    It's a big world out there.  Read books.  Experiment.  Don't just do.  
    Be.
    
    Enjoy the magazine!
    
    
    Phrack Magazine Volume 10 Number 57, August 11, 2001.  ISSN 1068-1035
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