Interview with Android Hacker JesusFreke

When T-Mobile first released the HTC G1, many of the early adopters were Linux users and fans of open source.  One of the most sought after features for Android, was the ability to gain root access to the G1.  After root access was gained, users began creating their own custom builds of the Android operating system and even replaced the system bootloader.  The most popular custom build, and the one I have flashed on my G1, was...

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Android Icons by Extrem Themes

Un-packing Icon Packs Icon packs are a cheap, easy way to beautify your phone but they can take up a lot of precious application space and they’re usually designed to be used with one desktop manager. Here’s a simple way to make them easier to handle. You will need root access on your phone. If you don’t have root, you can try the JesusFreke Images or Haykuro’s. An Android application file (extension...

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Find DNS using Backtrack 5

DNSenum is a pentesting cool created to enumerate DNS info about domains  Ltes Start..... First Open Your backtrack and Follow these path Applications->Backtrack–>Information gathering->Network analysis->DNS analysis->DNSenum Step-1  Now type ./dnsenum.pl website.com Step-2 Distributed by Blogger Widgets...

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Stealing FireFox Passwords

When run, the program copies the files to a folder GenuineCheck\Msdos on the following removable drives: E,F,G,H So for it to work, you must create a folder named GenuineCheck and within;Msdos in your removable drive. This is to avoid that the files are saved to unintended areas. Firefox stores saved passwords and login info in encrypted files in the Application data directory. I am posting a batch file that can grab these files and send them...

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