Triple Boot - Windows, Backtrack, & Ubuntu

For episode 17, we demonstrate how to triple boot a computer with Windows, Backtrack, and Ubuntu. Nox and I go through the process of setting up the various disk partitions, installing Backtrack and Ubuntu to different partitions, and how to configure your computer to boot between each of the Operating Systems. Hopefully, this episode will give you guys insight on how to go about multibooting your computer with several different OSs.

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Dual Boot - Windows & Backtrack

We said we would release a Vblog on how to Dual boot Windows and Backtrack so here it is. The process is slightly different, there is not need for an extended partition because you only need four primary partitions, and we use Lilo for the boot loader. Since we aren’t installing Ubuntu we have to manually create and configure the linux swap partition. Also, we have to manually configure Lilo; however, this allows us to change the Splash image when your computer starts.

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Windows SMB Relay Exploit

In this Underground video, Overide demonstrates how to obtain root access on a fully patched Windows XP SP3 Machine. He exploits a flaw in Windows Server Message Block (SMB) which is used to provide shared access to files between hosts on a network. Overide utilizes the Metasploits Framework to run the exploit. It works by relaying a SMB authentication request to another host which provides Metasploit with a authenticated SMB session, and if the user is an administrator, Metasploits will be able to execute code on the target computer such as a reverse shell. For this exploit to run, the target computer must try to authenticate to Metasploit. Overide forces the target computer to perform a SMB authentication attempt by using a Ettercap Filter. Full Scale Video Here
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Manipulating Windows User Accounts

Xauthzx’s Underground video describes how to Create, Delete, and Manipulate Windows user accounts from the command line. Although it is a relatively simple procedure, knowing how to use the Windows net command can be very helpful in many situations.

User Commands
net user – Display User Accounts
net user [Username] * – Change a User’s Password
net user [Username] /del – Delete a User
net user [Username] /add – Add a User
net localgroup – Display Local Groups
net localgroup [Group] [Username] /add – Add User to Local Group

Other Useful Commands
net start – Display Services
net start [Service] – Start Service
net stop [Service] – Stop Service
net share – Manage Shared Folders
net view – Display Network Computers
net view \\[Computer Name] - Display Network Computer’s Shared Folders
net use * \\[Computer Name]\[Shared Folder] – Mount Network Shared Folder

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Manipulating Windows User Accounts

describes how to Create, Delete, and Manipulate Windows user accounts from the command line. Although it is a relatively simple procedure, knowing how to use the Windows net command can be very helpful in many situations.
User Commands
net user – Display User Accounts
net user [Username] * – Change a User’s Password
net user [Username] /del – Delete a User
net user [Username] /add – Add a User
net localgroup – Display Local Groups
net localgroup [Group] [Username] /add – Add User to Local Group

Other Useful Commands
net start – Display Services
net start [Service] – Start Service
net stop [Service] – Stop Service
net share – Manage Shared Folders
net view – Display Network Computers
net view \\[Computer Name] - Display Network Computer’s Shared Folders

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