Trinity uses real unix exploit (pics)

[gornyhuy]

For my NERD homeys:
from http://www.insecure.org/


<P>We have all seen many movies like Hackers which pass off
ridiculous 3D animated eye-candy scenes as hacking. So I was
shocked to find that Trinity does it properly in The Matrix Reloaded.
She whips out Nmap version 2.54BETA25, uses
it to find a vulnerable SSH server, and then proceeds to exploit it
using the SSH1 CRC32 exploit from 2001.
Shame on them for being vulnerable !



Trinity gives me a nerd woody.

[PR_Phil]

Sweet, She's a sexy Canuck isn't she!

[Pappa]

[Bex]

Originally posted by NWPhil
Sweet, She's a sexy Canuck isn't she!

Yes she is

[Nano]

At last some real hacking scenes!

[{MMM}]

That's some good movie detail

[gornyhuy]

I was sad there weren't any giant skull and crossbones 3D animations that she had to crash through in order to hack the system....

the 80s movies like Weird Science really knew how hacking works.

[Bex]

Originally posted by gornyhuy
I was sad there weren't any giant skull and crossbones 3D animations that she had to crash through in order to hack the system....

the 80s movies like Weird Science really knew how hacking works.

[Lane]

another reason why this movie is great


shame on you swordfish!

[PR_Phil]

Originally posted by gornyhuy
I was sad there weren't any giant skull and crossbones 3D animations that she had to crash through in order to hack the system....

the 80s movies like Weird Science really knew how hacking works.

[Validus]

LOL

[natas]

nice gornyhuy

yeah swordfish hahah fucking good movie, but "dropping a logic bomb thru a trap door" sounded a bit.........fishy to me lol

[rowan]

Originally posted by natas
yeah swordfish hahah fucking good movie, but "dropping a logic bomb thru a trap door" sounded a bit.........fishy to me lol

Wasn't it swordfish where the IP addresses had numbers higher than 255?

[TheFLY]

That's cool as shit... but maybe they should have coded nmap 16.5 just for the movie... because they're in the future... right?

[PostWhore]

Originally posted by TheFLY
That's cool as shit... but maybe they should have coded nmap 16.5 just for the movie... because they're in the future... right?

I guess someone missed the point of the movie

[gornyhuy]

Originally posted by PostWhore



I guess someone missed the point of the movie

yup

[[Dan]]

wtf it's just a guy that made a screenshot of his own screen; the bottom image doesn't fit at all with the text on the screen in the upper pic

Furthermore how could he get a clear picture like that from a screener or from taking a pic while watching the movie in a theater?

[gornyhuy]

Dumbass.

[PowerCum]

Also... if you take a look you will see that she is hacking some internal network IP. If I don't mistake if the matrix box was on the same internal network (probably in the same room or building) it would be easy to go to the box and hammer it for some time.

Also did not mention that trinity and neo are lamers. The 31337 h4x0r is morpheus. The matrix agent is 31338 because he is more than elite

[GreyLurk]

Originally posted by rowan


Wasn't it swordfish where the IP addresses had numbers higher than 255?

See, that's where they keep the secret computers, at addresses like 1492.1231.2141.42 That way nobody with a TCP IP stack can access them.

[gornyhuy]

Originally posted by PowerCum
Also... if you take a look you will see that she is hacking some internal network IP. If I don't mistake if the matrix box was on the same internal network (probably in the same room or building) it would be easy to go to the box and hammer it for some time.

Also did not mention that trinity and neo are lamers. The 31337 h4x0r is morpheus. The matrix agent is 31338 because he is more than elite

She was trying to break into that computer in order to shut down the city power grid, not physically break a computer.

I'm sorry I have to lump you in with my previous assessment: dumbass.

[nuclei]

thats actually an obsolete nmap exploit

but at least they are "trying" to not be so typical and using screensavers for the hacking routines.

[gruffy]

Originally posted by [Dan]
wtf it's just a guy that made a screenshot of his own screen; the bottom image doesn't fit at all with the text on the screen in the upper pic

Furthermore how could he get a clear picture like that from a screener or from taking a pic while watching the movie in a theater?

WORST-HACK-EVER.

[NetRodent]

Originally posted by rowan


Wasn't it swordfish where the IP addresses had numbers higher than 255?

It was inaccurate, but just imagine the number of script kiddies who'd be trying to hit those those ips if they'd used valid ones. Kinda like I pity anyone with the phone number 867-5309.

[NetRodent]

Originally posted by PowerCum
Also... if you take a look you will see that she is hacking some internal network IP. If I don't mistake if the matrix box was on the same internal network (probably in the same room or building) it would be easy to go to the box and hammer it for some time.

She could be hacking it across a vpn.

[gornyhuy]

Originally posted by NetRodent


It was inaccurate, but just imagine the number of script kiddies who'd be trying to hit those those ips if they'd used valid ones. Kinda like I pity anyone with the phone number 867-5309.

Isn't that Jenny's number?
I'm gonna make her mine.

I got it.
I got it.
I got her number on the wall.
I got it.
I got it.
For good time,
for a good time calllll.

[Mr.Fiction]

Originally posted by NWPhil

[goBigtime]

Damn you beat me to it...