Ok guys help me own this network.

1. 2015-11-17 at 7:05 AM UTC

   #41
   

   Sophie Pedophile Tech Support

   Ok i'm going to be honest and serious here with you spectral so i'd appreciate it if you'd do the same when replying. I know what you are trying to say so lets get that out of the way first. That being said 'zones' is an unfortunate term to use in the context of the scenario we're discussing. In general network zoning is done in example in a corperate environment, where each zone is on it's own subnet on the network. You might have a zone for employee terminals, one for the sysadmins and one for outward facing webservers to host whatever needs to be accesible from the internet. Now obviously there will be security measures in place to isolate these zones from eachother to whatever degree is approptiate.
   
   However this is irrelevant to the scenario we are in currently, even if the network i am attacking were to be zoned i already compromised a webserver, this means that unless it's a VPS i now should be able to see anything on the subnet the server can or is connected to.
   
   This brings me to my PyCat tool, PyCat has been made to be able to scan the subnet by sending out particular UDP datagrams and interpreting the response received to determine if there are any hosts up on the local network with which i can interact. I run my script to scan from the server i am on, this means the server i am on is going to give me my output regardless of anything else on the network.
   
   Now if i do get outout if i run anything else on the server but not when i run my PyCat script this can either mean two things. It means A) their python doesn't work properly or B) there no other devices connected to the server i am on. And after running
   
   

   
   arp -a
   

   
   
   I can see however that there are three devices on the network i am on.
   
   

   
   (217.170.15.1*) at 00:15:17:82:D7:40 [ether] on eth0
   (217.170.15.12*) at 00:10:DB:DD:3A:03 [ether] on eth0
   (217.170.15.*) at 00:15:17:82:D7:40 [ether] on eth0
   

   
   
   So in conclusion, there is something wrong with their python install, or the user i am does not have the privilege to execute python scripts

   
   

   keyword: should

   
   Nice duck and dive here spectral, you want to be treated seriously you better start doing the same for others, i just explained to you in the nicest of terms how what you were saying didn't make sense. In the hopes of you actually learning something and yet you completely ignore it. It's as if you're willfully ignorant.
   
   

   Oh, oh, derping out here. Try `python PyCat.py &> foobar.txt`, the important part bering "&>". Regular redirection only works for stdout, if you have an immediate error or something it may be getting spit out on stderr which is why it wouldn't have shown up before.

   
   Sure thing i will try that first thing. This entire experience has been very interesteting and a learning exoerience for me in general. Good shit guys, also i would really like it if someone had a look at my bash scripts see if i made it right plraese.
2. 2015-11-17 at 11:43 AM UTC

   #42
   

   -SpectraL coward [the spuriously bluish-lilac bushman]

   It's as if you're willfully ignorant.

   
   You're still at it?
   
3. 2015-11-17 at 2:03 PM UTC

   #43
   

   Sophie Pedophile Tech Support

   You're still at it?

   
   If by still at it you mean i am trying to explain something to you in a polite, detailed and respectful manner as one person with an interest in cyber affairs to another then yes, but clearly you don't want to know a little more about networiking and the subject matter in general. This fine by me but leads me to believe you're actually willfully ignorant
4. 2015-11-17 at 3:04 PM UTC

   #44
   

   -SpectraL coward [the spuriously bluish-lilac bushman]

   If by still at it you mean i am trying to explain something…

   
   Errrr... no. I mean the fact that it takes you literally weeks to figure out a very simple problem, even when you have been given a clear answer several times.
5. 2015-11-17 at 4:01 PM UTC

   #45
   

   Sophie Pedophile Tech Support

   Errrr… no. I mean the fact that it takes you literally weeks to figure out a very simple problem,

   
   Weeks, can you count? This thread has been up for three days at most. Also:
   
   So simple a problem apparently you don't know the answer to it still as demonstrated by your posts in this thread.
   
   

   even when you have been given a clear answer several times.

   
   This 'data pipeline' shit is not an answer, have you even read what everyone in this thread has been saying? Everyone said that's not the answer so far and your zoning answer wasn't an answer at all either and i explained to you why in this post. http://niggasin.space/forum/technoph...5189#post45189
   
   And aldra says it's not an answer either http://niggasin.space/forum/technoph...5191#post45191 because it's not.
   
   Everyone but you knows it's a nonesense answer but i figured i'd be nice to you for a change and explain to you why it's not an answer and actually teach you something here. http://niggasin.space/forum/technoph...5189#post45189
   
   I already know the answer: something wrong with their python install, or the user i am does not have the privilege to execute python scripts, or the command to append the output was misconstructed like lanny said here:
   
   python PyCat.py &> foobar.tx
   
   So fuck you spectral and i'll make for damn sure i'll never try to help you increase your severely limited knowledge on IT in the future.