Archives

Well, I’m still busy removing the dust from my archives..

Old advisories

Just for Safari, I’ve no idea where the rest is :s

Actually, only the proof of concepts. The actual advisories are hosted on SecurityFocus and listed at CVE. For some reason, not at Secunia, but I suspect it’s because they needed to claim it their own for marketing purposes. Thanks assholes :)

0×03, 0×04, 0×06 PoC’s

Some old code… :-)

Please consult the license before using the code ^^ Also take care, it’s super old and totally unmaintained.

  • php-hx: an Hotline client using the hx binary as backend. The interface is in (didn’t guess yet? :p) PHP, and the updating is done through Javascript… BUT it ain’t AJAX! the http request didn’t exist back then, so I hacked up something: the chat is never disconnected and the PHP serves HTML continuously, spitting out javascript commands :) Ah well, it would have been much better in AJAX, but hey, it works, and well, good times.
  • kxd: an Hotline server, forked from hxd. It used to be the best :) Actually, kxd source code has been merged back into mhxd.
  • winmhxd: Windows version of mhxd, with some GUI to control it. Binaries included.
  • mhxd-0.4.11: you’ll find it (almost) nowhere else.
  • phxd-irc: a python Hotline server with fully functional IRC compatibility. Hotline client and IRC clients can talk/msg together… you won’t find that nowhere else either! :s (original phxd)
  • Hotline Communication’s OpenLine fork of my own, just named Client ;) Source code require Metrowerk’s CodeWarrior for windows to compile, good luck (binaries included).
  • A putty client build with window translucency. Warning! it’s old and contain security vulnerabilities. Try PuTTY Tray instead of the real PuTTY.
  • Eterm, the Escargot terminal, a slow, not very useful, but nice looking I guess, C# front-end for cmd.exe
  • Old versions of emule, with special optimizations to download faster (including hash stealing). None work anymore AFAIK. It’s so old..