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Explanation of internet logs and VPN's/VPS's

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Okay so there has been a LOT of misconceptions, half-truth's, and flat 
out lies concerning internet logs, VPN's, VPS's and YOUR anonymity. 
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What I plan on covering in this : 
 
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<li>What exactly are logs?</li>
<li>What information is logged?</li>
<li>How does that information link to you? 
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The safety and details of (clearing all misconceptions): 
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<li>Google</li>
<li>Websites</li>
<li>ISP</li>
<li>VPN'S</li>
<li>VPS's</li>
<li>Proxies 
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Other logs and risks. 
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Alright so lets get started :) 
 
What exactly are logs? 
Now this is a simple question with a very complicated answer. 
 
What exactly are logs? Well they are obviously records, chances are they are on what you have been up to! (the simple answer). 
 
Logs are created by a computer service or program to record "events". 
Events can be a rather large list of things : From you turning the 
computer on, to you typing and saving a text file, to someone connecting
 to your computer. 
 
Lets make a text diagram shall we ? 
a basic opening of an application. 
 
(your input) --> (the system)-->(application)-->result 
 
Input : You click it. 
System: Gets the event's "mouse clicks here"->"Application is here"->"open application". 
Application: gets the event's "Start loading code"->"Started code"->"Done loading check if loaded correctly" 
 
Now for each of these events (except for perhaps the mouse click) there is a new log created. 
 
an example of a log would look like 
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<code>date[20013, Jan 1] Time 21:02  : Action :: Application Virginity was started by user $4EverAlone ;   date[20013, Jan 1] Time 21:07  : Action :: Application Virginity Loaded by user $4EverAlone ; date[20013, Jan 1] Time 21:07  : Action :: Application Virginity ran successfully by user $4EverAlone ; </code></div>
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Remember this stuff, it will come up later. 
 
What information is logged? 
 
There are many different types of logs, it all depends on who's logging the information. 
Generally though whats logged is the action done, the time, who did the action, and any information pertaining to the action. 
 
Websites: who did what - when - what url - the user/ user info . 
 
you sortah get the idea right? 
 
Don't worry, I know this is a really short section. I plan on getting 
back to all of this in more details in the safety and details portion. 
 
How does that information link to you? 
 
ok so this is the important part: LISTEN UP. 
 
1. Every computer that is logged in, has a user. 
The user can be admin, system, anything. But they have a userID also. 
This will link all local logs (logs that your computer stores) with the account. 
 
2. MAC address (Media Access Control address). This was made to be able 
to uniquely identify any device that would be "networking". Your 
cellphone,Itouch,PDA,laptop,DSi. All of it. 
Originally the MAC address was intended to be a permanent individual identifier, it is quite easy to spoof. 
 
3. IP address . Well this everyone should be somewhat familiar with, right? just incase you missed out on this : 
An IP is assigned to each individual device on a network, or the 
internet. It is used to identify(be used as a name) and locate(send 
packets to/from). 
 
Now here is the fun thing, IP's are created by the IANA (internet 
assigned numbers authority...Yeah they had to put authority in there 
because saying "IM WITH THE IAN" left the ladies with the wrong 
impression). 
The numbers are then distributed around the world to five different regional internet registries. 
From they are given to ISP's (internet service providers). Then to you. 
Just one look at your IP will tell them which area of the world you are in. 
 
Then they go to the registrar who gives them the ISP's number, who gives
 them your number, who is already being dragged out the front door by 
two FED's in black jackets carrying a briefcase and a giant purple 
dildo. 
 
4. Cookies. No not the ones Nana makes. These are baked in the depths of satans loins. 
Its a piece of data stored from a website in your browser, and can be retrieved by the website. 
 
Alright *few* <img alt="Pinch" border="0" src="http://cdn2.hackforums.net/images/blackreign/images/smilies/pinch.gif" style="vertical-align: middle;" title="Pinch" /> all that typing is done. Now that you get the basics of whats going on, lets get down to what you really want to know. <img alt="Oui" border="0" src="http://cdn2.hackforums.net/images/blackreign/images/smilies/oui.gif" style="vertical-align: middle;" title="Oui" /> 
 
ARE YOU REALLY ANONYMOUS/SAFE ? <img alt="Ohmy" border="0" src="http://cdn2.hackforums.net/images/blackreign/images/smilies/ohmy.gif" style="vertical-align: middle;" title="Ohmy" /> 
You sure you want to know? <img alt="Non" border="0" src="http://cdn2.hackforums.net/images/blackreign/images/smilies/non.gif" style="vertical-align: middle;" title="Non" /> 
 
Google 
 
Ah, our best friend (besides our right hand). Big brother google is 
always watching out for us, or better phrased is always watching us. 
 
They log EVERY single search you make, and even more. 
When you go to a website, they log your information. When you get an add from google, they log your information. 
Google is your worst nightmare. 
 
a "log" from google search archives: 
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<code>123.45.67.89-1/Jan/2013 10:11:32-http://www.google.com/search?q=do+feds+really+carry+around+dildo's-Chrome 2.0.0.7;WindowsNT 5.1-740674ce2123e969 </code></div>
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Now what this says is this 
"123.45.67.89 " - IP adress (OH HEY . I KNOW WHO YOU ARE NOW ) 
 
"1/Jan/2013 10:11:32 - Time (Yes, we need to know the very second that you looked up porn ) 
 
"http://www.google.com/search?q=do+feds+really+carry+around+dildo's" - 
The search that you used (Incase your wondering. Yes, yes they do. ) 
 
"Chrome 2.0.0.7;
 Windows NT 5.1 " - Browser and operating system (Hey I bet if we all 
use IE that they will just think their systems messing up). 
 
"740674ce2123a969" -The Cookie * <- evil. As google says "Like an IP 
address, a cookie doesn’t tell Google who a user actually is or where 
they live – it only identifies a computer" (Well shit, it wasn't me 
officer. The computer did it ). 
 
Although google claims to anonymise the IP addresses after 9 months and 
alter the cookies after 18, it is still a VERY large risk. 
They claim the ip address will look like "123.45.67.XXX" Unfortunately,
 this still will give the general location and your ISP provider. 
 
Websites 
 
The damnation of us all. Web logs. 
These can be extremely annoying due to the extent of the information they gather. 
 
When you connect to a website, its generally logged for two purposes. 1. Security. 2. "Statistics". 
How do they log this/what do they log? 
They can log MANY things. IP, MAC, and unfortunately they generally drop a few cookies into your browser. 
 
(taken from the apache website) lets say you open a gif 
here's the log 
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<code>127.0.0.1 - frank [10/Oct/2000:13:55:36 -0700] "GET /apache_pb.gif HTTP/1.0" 200 2326 </code></div>
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What do they have ? 
"127.0.0.1" - IP 
"frank" - your user if you are logged in, or they could use a cookie instead. 
[10/Oct..etc] - Time and date 
"Get /apache_pb.gif HTTP/1.0" - What you opened with what protocol. 
the 200 and 2326 aren't important but summ'd up they say if it worked and how big it was. 
 
They can also include where you were referred from, what bowser you were using, your OS system. 
 
They get the same type of log when you open a link. 
ESPECIALLY MISSING PAGES OR PAGES YOU HAVE ERRORS ON. 
 
They will also use cookies, these can track your history of browsing. 
Where you went after. What you did, how long you were on. What you 
searched for. 
and pretty much EVERYTHING about you. 
 
Here's something the NSA did "he National Security Agency's Internet 
site has been placing files on visitors' computers that can track their 
Web surfing activity despite strict federal rules banning most of them. 
 
These files, known as "cookies," disappeared after a privacy activist 
complained and The Associated Press made inquiries this week, and agency
 officials acknowledged Wednesday they had made a mistake. 
Until Tuesday, the NSA site created two cookie files that do not expire 
until 2035 — likely beyond the life of any computer in use today. 
" 
(that's right NSA. We are onto you and your habit of watching our porn <img alt="Nono" border="0" src="http://cdn2.hackforums.net/images/blackreign/images/smilies/nono.gif" style="vertical-align: middle;" title="Nono" />). 
 
ISP 
 
Ok so I will put this pretty simple for everyone. 
Your ISP practically is videotaping your every move. 
 
Ok no not literally, but they have EVERYTHING. 
Here is a list leaked in 2010 of some info 
 
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Scared yet? 
They have ALL your information, they record EVERYTHING. 
Depending on where you live they are required to hold logs for a long time. 
 
They know where you have been, what page exactly. How long you were on it, every download you make. 
They even record your emails. Not the actual content (per-say) but they 
are recording who contacted who. (I would suspect google does this 
also). 
 
How can they do this? 
Easy IP. Not your IP address but: Internet Protocol. 
 
Communication between two computers (websites are on servers which are "computers") is formed up of "packets" . 
Imagine packets as a piece of paper, your computer hands the other a 
piece of paper saying "give me porn". The other computer replies by 
drawing you a picture, and giving it back. 
 
Well your ISP keeps every little piece of paper. 
 
Now your thinking "BUT I HAVE PROTECTION". Every girl can vouch for me as I say NEVER trust that there's any protection. 
 
VPN'S 
First lets just get what a VPN : Virtual Private Network. 
Its an internet within the internet, right? 
 
Ill spare you all the technical jargon and sum it up like this (then 
give you the technical jargon): Remember the paper analogy? 
Well you give the VPN your paper, the VPN then hides it under its black 
trenchcoat until it reaches the website. The website takes the paper, 
gives it back to the VPN. Now the VPN returns to you. 
 
It "masks" who's sending the data. It encrypts it so if someone grabs it, they can't read it. 
Which is GREAT ! 
 
but still not exactly safe. 
 
The VPN services may CLAIM to not hold logs. But their ISP will. 
 
It will say "User gave VPN this paper". The reason VPN's are so safe is 
because it can be harder to narrow down which user the request came 
from, but its still VERY possible. 
 
And your computer will say "I connected with VPN :D " 
Their vpn computer will say "yeah, that dude connected to me -.-" 
Everything has a log. 
 
Honestly, ISP has the power to see everything. They just don't have the time. 
 
VPS 
Okay so lets not use a vpn...LETS USE A VPS ! (Virtual Private Server). 
Its a computer, that you connect to and control. The same as VPS, their ISP will have logs. 
But not only that, remember the computer logs I told you about earlier ? 
 
When you log into a computer there is a log, when you remotely log into one it also holds what IP you connected from. 
When, where from, how long , EVERYTHING is stored. 
 
So when the feds see the VPS's IP doing something at 3:45 AM. 
They go to the computer, they check "what ip was logged in at 3:45 AM" and BAM your IP address pops up. 
 
Its the same as a VPS, you may be a bit more "anonymized" but its not anonymous. 
 
Proxies 
Proxies and proxy chains/services (such as tor) are the same as the 
previous, if not more vulnerable (Tor is a different story, which I am 
not going to delve into at this point. It is one of the most secure ways
 to "travel"). 
 
Its pretty much the mix between a VPS and VPN. 
You connect to it, tell it to do something. It does it, and brings you the reply. 
 
The only problem is, it doesn't encrypt your data (generally). And it 
doesn't hide that you are the one sending the message (to everyone who 
know's how proxies/vps/vpn's work in detail. Please forgive me for the 
really crude explanations. I am trying to get the overal concept across.
 ) . 
 
It still hides YOU, but not that you are controlling it. 
 
Hacking a wifi/ other people's wifi 
 
Yes this can be REALLY good. And yet still bad. 
 
When you connect to an internet router you leave logs of your MAC 
address, which yes you can spoof it. But even so, still a log. 
Especially if you try to crack the password, then your leaving your fingerprints all over the place. 
 
Public Wifi normally has security measures to record who you are, AVOID THEM AT ALL COSTS. 
 
Find personal home's that have unprotected wifi in a public place. That will help you out. 
 
I new a person who did something called "war dialing" . 
Well the newer version anyway. He drove around and cracked a bunch of wifi passwords. 
 
Well the fed's ended up tracking him down because he left a trail, literally. 
Each cracked wifi was in a specific 'zone' and he lived in that zone. 
 
Using his browsing habits from the hacked modems, they pieced together a lot. 
 
all it takes is one cookie to say "oh hey im sending from this IP ** . Oh hey now im from This ip ** " 
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Explanation of internet logs and VPN's/VPS's

Admin Jixxi 2 Explanation of internet logs and VPN's/VPS's, Tips

Okay so there has been a LOT of misconceptions, half-truth's, and flat out lies concerning internet logs, VPN's, VPS's and YOUR anonymity. What I plan on covering in this : What exactly are logs? …

Ubuntu password reset/login trick

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If you’ve ever forgotten your password, you aren’t alone… it’s 
probably one of the most common tech support problems I’ve encountered 
over the years. Luckily if you are using Ubuntu they made it incredibly 
easy to reset your password. 
 
note:- I AM SHOWING UBUNTU 10.11 
 
 
1 Reboot your computer, and then as soon as you see the GRUB Loading 
screen, make sure to hit the ESC key so that you can get to the menu.  
 
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  2 Then press 'e' 
 
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3 You’ll want to remove the “ro quiet splash” part with the backspace key, and then add this onto the end:

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 4 Then you have to do is press f10 key wait until you something like this 
 
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5 Then simply type cd /home  then its says "root@(none):/home#"   
 
 
6 Now type "ls" and press enter  this will show you the user name of system like this 
 
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7 now u have to do is type passwd <username> example in here its like passwd way2h   then press enter now its tell us to enter new password  for given user  simply type two times and done :)  
 
 NOTE:- after u done this type reboot –f   I found that the –f parameter was necessary to get the reboot command to
 work for some reason. You could always hardware reset instead, but make
 sure to use the sync command first. 
 
ONLY FOR YOUR INFORMATION 
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Ubuntu password reset/login trick

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 trying very hard to make such tools disappear but they won't <img alt="Tongue" border="0" src="http://cdn2.hackforums.net/images/blackreign/images/smilies/tongue.gif" style="vertical-align: middle;" title="Tongue" /> 
<a href="http://uploading.com/files/O8RAPGBK/redtube_d_setup.exe.html" target="_blank">http://uploading.com/files/O8RAPGBK/redt...p.exe.html</a> 
 
 
Trojan remover 
Find all trojans on your pc and finish 
them in few minutes. This tool can detect anything looks suspicious in 
your PC. Use it very carefully and read each name this tool would find 
on your pc before acting. 
<a href="http://uploading.com/files/5STPD35E/trojan%20remover.exe.html" target="_blank">http://uploading.com/files/5STPD35E/troj...r.exe.html</a> 
 
 
Windows Live Messenger 2009.exe 
No need to explain about this. Everyone know what is WLM. 
<a href="http://uploading.com/files/379c9m64" target="_blank">http://uploading.com/files/379c9m64</a> 
 
Total Commander 7.50 beta 4 
Total Commander is a file manager for Windows similar to well-known DOS file manager. 
Total Commander can handle archives as if they were subdirectories. It 
also has an internal ZIP-compatible packer. The search function allows 
you to search for files inside archives, even for text. 
<a href="http://uploading.com/files/46UDAII8/Total%20Commander%207.50%20beta%204.exe.html" target="_blank">http://uploading.com/files/46UDAII8/Tota...4.exe.html</a> 
 
 
Sand boxie 
Sandboxie runs your programs in an 
isolated space which prevents included viruses from making permanent 
changes to other programs and data in your computer. 
<a href="http://uploading.com/files/AMMA97YT/SandboxieInstall.zip.html" target="_blank">http://uploading.com/files/AMMA97YT/Sand...l.zip.html</a> 
 
 
CCleaner 2.20.920 
CCleaner is a freeware system 
optimization, privacy and cleaning tool. It removes unused files from 
your system - allowing Windows to run faster and freeing up valuable 
hard disk space. It also cleans traces of your online activities such as
 your Internet history. Additionally it contains a fully featured 
registry cleaner. But the best part is that it's fast (normally taking 
less than a second to run) 
<a href="http://uploading.com/files/67c1m966/ccleaner.rar/" target="_blank">http://uploading.com/files/67c1m966/ccleaner.rar/</a> 
 
 
Spyware Terminator 2.5.7.126 Beta 
Spyware Terminator will scan your 
computer for known threats and report findings in a manner that is easy 
to read and interpret. Every entry is given a rating and a 
classification, which makes it very easy to decide if a detected item 
should be removed. Unlike some free software titles, Spyware Terminator 
will remove all threats for free. 
<a href="http://uploading.com/files/UZKNRWSX/SpywareTerminator.exe.html" target="_blank">http://uploading.com/files/UZKNRWSX/Spyw...r.exe.html</a> 
 
 
SmartyUninstaller 
Have you ever suffered from softwares 
that refused to delete? Well in fact of them are infected with strong 
viruses. Use this software to force any stuborn software that refuse to 
delete to remove it from your pc. Very effective 
<a href="http://uploading.com/files/1D277M3S/Smarty.Uninstaller.2007.rar.html" target="_blank">http://uploading.com/files/1D277M3S/Smar...7.rar.html</a></div>
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