Odex website hacked
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Maybe outsourced abroad?
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If you use other's people wireless to hack then maybe not that easy to trace.Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:laptop... ? Unsecured wireless in Singapore?
But, if using Wireless@SG, I think can trace back, because you use your own account.
Well, if he's smart he can use multiple computers to cover up his tracks (by using zombies to hack odex website).
Then let that guy (who's computer got hack by the hacker) to become scrapgoat. wahaha
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You will be shocked how many unsecured wireless connections there are in Singapore... once I did a scan and could easily connect to a couple of them around Bugis... but that was about a couple of years back...
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They need much more evidence than the attack comes from your connection... there will be inconvenience of course... but no serious problem...Originally posted by furb:Then let that guy (who's computer got hack by the hacker) to become scrapgoat. wahaha -
bear in mind that one can easily fake their Mac Addresses, so that makes it even harder to trace if someone else's connection was usedOriginally posted by AndrewPKYap:They need much more evidence than the attack comes from your connection... there will be inconvenience of course... but no serious problem... -
So for those who want to leave their networks unsecured, you know the risks.
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Hmm...
Lets say the hacker hacked into 2 PCs (A and B and used it as zombies).
He then used his own PC to send commands to PC A then to PC B then to ODEX website.
So, if in any case, ODEX trace him back, he will then break off the connection to PC A.
So odex will only trace back to PC B, and if, just in case, ODEX manage to trace pass PC B, the hacker would have long disconnected from PC A (wiping all traces off) so eventually its either PC A or B that is the scrapegoat.
Besides, he can use unsecured wireless as additional backup.
But, judging from the news, its doesn't sounds that the hacker is that much sophisticated. -
unless you can get hold of the computer/laptop ... and check the Mac Address...Originally posted by eagle:bear in mind that one can easily fake their Mac Addresses, so that makes it even harder to trace if someone else's connection was used
otherwise... Mac address is as good as useless to find someone... it might be useful to prove that it originates from the particular computer after you find it... -
Originally posted by eagle:
Now we know who hacked Odex Server...
[b]Odex website hacked
By Chua Hian Hou
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kudos to him...Originally posted by caleb_chiang:Now we know who hacked Odex Server... -
zhuo huai shi shi you bao ying de!
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Wah, you make it sound so easy leh. If thats the case, the profiling they did was wrong already. It'd be rather well planned out attack and level of sophistication higher than expected.Originally posted by furb:Hmm...
Lets say the hacker hacked into 2 PCs (A and B and used it as zombies).
He then used his own PC to send commands to PC A then to PC B then to ODEX website.
So, if in any case, ODEX trace him back, he will then break off the connection to PC A.
So odex will only trace back to PC B, and if, just in case, ODEX manage to trace pass PC B, the hacker would have long disconnected from PC A (wiping all traces off) so eventually its either PC A or B that is the scrapegoat.
Besides, he can use unsecured wireless as additional backup.
But, judging from the news, its doesn't sounds that the hacker is that much sophisticated.
Wireless@SG is registered to your NRIC IIRC, so using that to hack isn't smart either. IMO, its easier n safer to hack's someone's WEP wireless (if can get their router admin lagi best) , use their connection as well as an old 2nd hand laptop to do the job. Change mac address, and proceed with scanning and gaining access. End of job, change mac address again, clean the hard drive, and erase router logs. -
U HACK ONE RIGHTOriginally posted by Shotgun:Wah, you make it sound so easy leh. If thats the case, the profiling they did was wrong already. It'd be rather well planned out attack and level of sophistication higher than expected.
Wireless@SG is registered to your NRIC IIRC, so using that to hack isn't smart either. IMO, its easier n safer to hack's someone's WEP wireless (if can get their router admin lagi best) , use their connection as well as an old 2nd hand laptop to do the job. Change mac address, and proceed with scanning and gaining access. End of job, change mac address again, clean the hard drive, and erase router logs.
jkjk -
for entertainment purpose -
Originally posted by MyPillowTalks:
for entertainment purpose thumbs up. -
Anyone wanna chip in to help the hacker pay his fine if he's caught?
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maybe all the odexed ppl will chip inOriginally posted by ^tamago^:Anyone wanna chip in to help the hacker pay his fine if he's caught? -
He need only give the SOS call. Sure got ppl pool together pay for his Bail. But i think cannot avoid criminal prosecution. That one must see AGO. Which most likely will charge one.
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So, by SG Standards, Hacking a website is illegal while Blackmailing others openly even though the coy do not possess any legal rights is legal?
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odex really cmi... untill now havent solve..
thy should at atleast redirect to another page for watsoever notice.
u imagine if u're one of the customer. -
Customer? What customer is there to speak of?
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Users on sites like HardwareZone, sgCafe and Xedo Defense cheered the news that the site had been hacked.
why no sgforums de?? -
customer who dunno how to dl animes online and are dumb..Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Customer? What customer is there to speak of? -
next time when we cheer u send an email to the newspaper lorOriginally posted by davidche:why no sgforums de??
inform there we cheer then they will put
