Unorthodox Hacking

Unorthodox Hacking

Unorthodox Hacking's goal is to expose the mysteries behind hacking through demonstrational video tutorials, while taking it one step further and concluding each episode with ways to mitigate the hacks demonstrated. We will dive into the traditional and not so traditional hacks one may encounter, since it is easy to defend against the more well know hacks published in just about every book, but much more difficult to even detect a persistent attacker who wishes to remain under the radar.

7 minutes 56 seconds

Episode #7 - Hidden Windows Passwords

Finding and displaying some areas where Windows stores authentication credentials.

24 October 2006, 4:13 am
15 minutes 50 seconds

Episode #6 - Tinted Windows

Demonstration of some little known Windows techniques such as getting Local System through AT and long filename fun.

12 August 2006, 1:15 pm
11 minutes 55 seconds

Episode #5 - PHP and VHOSTS

Demonstration of gaining access to a web host providers system through PHP.

17 July 2006, 7:36 am
32 minutes 7 seconds

Episode #3 - Hacking Oracle

Demonstration of gaining access to a system shell through an Oracle database, along with mitigations.

14 June 2006, 12:00 pm
13 minutes 52 seconds

Episode #4 - Hacking MSSQL

Demonstration of gaining access to a system shell through a Microsoft SQL (MSSQL) database, along with mitigations.

14 June 2006, 12:00 pm
4 minutes 3 seconds

Episode #2 - RealVNC Authentication Bypass

Demonstration of the recent RealVNC authentication bypass vulnerability, along with mitigations.

3 June 2006, 3:32 am
13 minutes 11 seconds

Episode #1 - Windows Shares

Demonstrations of Windows shares basics and what you can do to exploit them, along with mitigations.

27 May 2006, 9:44 pm
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