Postby NeoThermic » Wed Mar 17, 2004 4:27 pm
I'm having a sense of Deja vu here...
The only tool that is some what real is the IP lookup tool. That does exsist in real life (DNS lookups is basically it).
As for the rest? Either they are way to simplistic, or don't exsist for reasons that are too lenghty to mention. (but just think about the fact that if you were to disable the proxy, you would loose a connection, and most firewalls lock internet control if they are taken offline without user interaction.)
Thats just general stuff. As for the password breaker, you can't really do that to a real system (although I can say that SMB shares on 9x systems can be cracked the same way...). To password break on any system, you need to brute force it in length, as in for LM hashes, you just do the first 8 letters, so you crack at a, then b, then escilate to aaaaaaaa, aaaaaaab, etc. Eventually you get the password, but cracking takes literly days rather than hours (although LM hashes are a bad example, I can crack my password in 23 hours (thats 14 characters, upper case, lower case, and a few numbers)).
I'll stop there before I illeterate the list that you don't want to see.
NeoThermic