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| xbmodder wrote: | this is cool!
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cd /; find|grep pr0n |
Of course you rename them, something like "Our vacation in Italy"  |
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xbmodder
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oktane well you can make some sweet locate script.
what i do i have a system hidden in chroot. i used to have usermode. believe me there are many ways to find this! i will make a better tutorial when i reach america!
MAKE SURE YOU MAKE A pr0n user
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Lepaca Kliffoth
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| Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2004 2:05 pm Post subject: |
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You mean I can finally download "Weapons of ass destruction" wihout my mommy knowing?? Wheeeeeee!
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viperlin
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| Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2004 2:42 pm Post subject: |
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actually its simple enough to have a dot folder... lol it doesnt show up in usual browsing, etc.
not like theres many people who know how to use unix systems that are going to be parents or employers 
but maybe an AES256bit Encrypted Harddrive (via encrypted loopback) to store the files on then  password asked on mount, no hash stored, it merely is able to mount the data if the passphraze is correct, if it isnt, no filesystem detected |
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xbmodder
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| Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2004 9:11 am Post subject: |
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viperlin... i did so...
though i was forced to choke the password...
i need it to mount fine but display and alternate filesystem
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viperlin
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| Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2004 5:02 pm Post subject: |
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ha ha, you mean one password mounts one drive, another password mounts another drive
you could get away with a bash/md5 script for that, a semi-secure way would be this:
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#!/bin/bash
#md5 hash for password
SECRET="f4aec63f047ee29b14ac39e9dc684e73 -"
echo "enter your password"
read GUESS
EGUESS=$(echo $GUESS | md5sum)
if [ "$EGUESS" != "$SECRET" ]
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mount /mnt/fakeplace # (not encrypted, full of bogus files)
else
mount /mnt/crypto # (which then asks for the filesystem password as mentioned above)
fi
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so i guess if there not too smart you could play them for a fool by putting in a random password it would mount the bogus partition
insert the correct one, it would then ask you for the cryptoloop password
obviously change that password hash to something you will know
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echo "password" | md5sum
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xbmodder
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| Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2004 10:15 pm Post subject: |
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viperlin great idea!
but:
you could figure it out like pwd and dwp still mount it?
automounter...
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viperlin
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| Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:12 pm Post subject: |
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| well you still need the 20+ character password to mount the encrypted partition, assuming you never give that up, your secure, that was a little wrapper script to fool people into beleving they mounted the hidden one |
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Random post:
man ls
| Quote: | -I, --ignore=pattern
Do not list files whose names match the shell pattern pattern
(not regular expression) unless they are given on the command
line. As in the shell, an initial `.' in a filename does not
match a wildcard at the start of pattern. For simple-minded
root-kits: add LS_OPTIONS="$LS_OPTIONS -I mystuff" in /etc/pro-
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CrazyTerabyte
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| Quote: | -I, --ignore=pattern
Do not list files whose names match the shell pattern pattern
(not regular expression) unless they are given on the command
line. As in the shell, an initial `.' in a filename does not
match a wildcard at the start of pattern. For simple-minded
root-kits: add LS_OPTIONS="$LS_OPTIONS -I mystuff" in /etc/pro-
file or so, to hide your directories. |
This does not "hide" your directory, but instead show exactly where it is. Just do echo $LS_OPTIONS or set or env to see exactly where it is. |
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Leffe
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| Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2005 10:26 am Post subject: Tip: Styles can be applied quickly to selected text. |
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| CrazyTerabyte wrote: | | Quote: | -I, --ignore=pattern
Do not list files whose names match the shell pattern pattern
(not regular expression) unless they are given on the command
line. As in the shell, an initial `.' in a filename does not
match a wildcard at the start of pattern. For simple-minded
root-kits: add LS_OPTIONS="$LS_OPTIONS -I mystuff" in /etc/pro-
file or so, to hide your directories. |
This does not "hide" your directory, but instead show exactly where it is. Just do echo $LS_OPTIONS or set or env to see exactly where it is. |
And if you use some tricky pattern ;)? |
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Sandra
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lol  |
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gufodotto
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| Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2005 4:30 pm Post subject: |
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cool idea... it convinced me to learn how to use screen
 not that I download any pr0n, of course  |
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S_aIN_t
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| Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2005 9:30 pm Post subject: |
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ahh.. never thought i would see something like this in tips and tricks..
this just proves how versatile linux really is.. :)
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g1um
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| Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 4:05 pm Post subject: |
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| very nice |
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just to add my .02 on screen - i use ctrl+a then " to get a menu for cycling through open sessions, its a nice little feature to show you what you have open. when you have a lot of them it helps to name them, use ctrl+a then shift+a to rename a session you are using. of course there are all kinds of options but I start out my sessions with 'screen -AmS <screen name>'
encrypted drive, loopdevices, usbkey and other such stuff - wow you guys must be porno kings. have you considered talking with your significant other about the porn and seeing if its cool or maybe they will watch too? well, maybe youve been caught before and thats no fun.
really what id suggest is not keeping it locally if your THAT concerned, try storing it on a remote machine and stream it or something. burn dvds and watch them in the living room - pictures too! well, just saying if you are really concerned and the other person knows linux a little or can figure things out then what can ya do. =)
one thing though "._backup" is one of the first things id look into. try creating a subdir in an existing folder such as /var/spool/mail/ and name it something like "incoming" so its /var/spool/mail/incoming. you can make that a mount point for your drive or partition if you are going that route as well.
but hey, whatever, enjoy.  |
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rohan28
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| Alternate solution: go out with people who believe in porn. Works for me... and you can both enjoy it together |
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dhasenan
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How about using something like Rubberhose in addition to these steganographic techniques?
If you add a physical hard drive, people can open the box and see it. My computer currently has an open case because I have to run a cable to a hard drive whose screws won't come loose and which is positioned too low for me to get the cable back up to another drive. So I'd just add a five- or ten-gig partition to my 20GB legacy drive, call it a 10-gig, establish an innocuous mountpoint, use Rubberhose if I'm really paranoid (and can get it to run; it's still alpha, I think, and its homepage is down so I'm not sure about its status), and limit SO's access to a different computer with no bad data on it.
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linux_girl
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| Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 3:50 am Post subject: |
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just wondering how mutch of you guys who already has a | Code: | | (wife|girl frind|somethings others) |
AND watch porn
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linux_girl
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when i was a student i made c.prog to mount an encrypted file
there was 2 password :
1st to mount.
2nd to trick u into beliving it is mounted (if i get cougth by FBI)
then rewrites and clean evidences like while [true ] dd if=/dev/urandom of=//bla bla ... ;done
u can also harcode password into bin like : ading a getenv(...) to mount.c require knolege in c coding
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$PORN=true mount -a
$SHELL=root mount -X -X -X #triple XXX ur mission if u wanted ...blabla is to have a root shell...
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| linux_girl wrote: | when i was a student i made c.prog to mount an encrypted file
there was 2 password :
1st to mount.
2nd to trick u into beliving it is mounted (if i get cougth by FBI)
then rewrites and clean evidences like while [true ] dd if=/dev/urandom of=//bla bla ... ;done
u can also harcode password into bin like : ading a getenv(...) to mount.c require knolege in c coding
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$PORN=true mount -a
$SHELL=root mount -X -X -X #triple XXX ur mission if u wanted ...blabla is to have a root shell...
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good stuff, but if you got caught by the FBI, a trick like this is not going to help. =) (i'm going to guess you were joking here. ;P )
uhm just for the record, i replied to this thread to help out in hidding things, nothing wrong with trying to shift things around. but if people are really concerned about others finding their stuff on a computer i would say burn it and watch it in a home player. |
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xbmodder
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| Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2005 4:12 pm Post subject: |
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yeah. that does not work too well.
i was doing a rsync -av / rsync://served/backup
and a list of all my pr0n popped up :-/
what we need to do is make a file that shows up as a normal file and then the rest is pr0n
like that jpeg hack that came out a bit ago.
Ok i figured out what i am going to do.
in /home/guest/.superconfig
i am going to have a tar stub (like nvidia driver) that extracts in /var/tmp/.super/
and it has +t with the user xbmodder who is in sudoers. and uses sudo to mount the file at
/home/guest
so your user has a temporary home directory. then come Ctrl+D it unmounts. We need something that does not show up in mount. Maybe just untar it and cd to that directory? you never know?
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| Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2005 4:42 pm Post subject: |
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http://xbmodder.us/mediawiki
This is where all the scripts will be hosted. I am looking at a basic encryption script for the files. No compiled junk. If you want compiled junk send it to my email addy:xbmodder@gmail.com and tell me where you want it. I will think about it. Please no uuencode to get files onto the wiki.
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stp_1993
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| Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 8:06 pm Post subject: This is stupid |
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This is stupid. Most relationships fail because of increasing levels of dishonesty.
I suggest you try telling the truth from moment zero.
You'd be surprised how many people appreciate the honesty, much more so than they dislike what you're being honest about.
Have you considered just being honest and telling your SO that you look at pr0n?
If you can have honest, open dialogues about sex, your relationship will be much stronger.
If your SO really cannot deal with you looking at pr0n, and this person is really really firm about this point, I suggest you date someone who isn't a fascist:
| Code: | cp SO /dev/null # dump SO
grep SO /dev/random # find a new one
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[Okay, okay, I know that the actual topic of discussion is merely how to hide yr pr0n, not how to hide yr pr0n from your significant other.] |
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