[00:02] <duoi> hey
[00:02] <duoi> can anyone suggest noninteractive MTUs?
[00:03] <SlidingHorn> duoi: This isn't really the place for software suggestions.  Maybe try #ubuntu-offtopic?
[00:03] <duoi> SlidingHorn okay
[00:04] <ryuo> maetthew: generally, no. i've only seen KDE do anything like that for nearly the whole session
[00:10] <pi0> need help setting up wifi ap on my ubuntu laptop to share internet
[00:11] <Bashing-om> deadrom: Nvidia recommends the 490 version driver: https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/137276/en-us . what shows ' sudo ubuntu-drivers list ' ?
[00:11] <maetthew> ryuo: ok
[00:12] <deadrom> Bashing-om: nvidia-340 / nvidia-driver-390
[00:13] <Bashing-om> deadrom: ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ; sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall ' should install the 390 driver :)
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[00:22] <Phischi> hello, just wondering.... would it be bad for a firmwareupdate to have a passwd file with this line?: root:ToCOv8qxP13qs:0:0:root:/root/:/bin/psh
[00:23] <Phischi> please tell me that this isn't a password-hash....
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[00:34] <deadrom> Phischi: that looks like.. plaintext, if you ask me
[00:34] <Phischi> hashid says DES
[00:34] <Phischi> just probing IPcamfirmware
[00:34] <deadrom> well, see if that gives you root
[00:35] <Phischi> so, can't check if it works
[00:35] <deadrom> shenzen toy?
[00:35] <ntd> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18711970
[00:35] <Phischi> not directly... major brand.... looks like a 0-day :p
[00:35] <Phischi> though I bet they just got the parts somewhere in Shenzen
[00:36] <Phischi> I was just bored and checked the next gen of a camera I once used and found a root-password in the firmware... so....
[00:36] <Phischi> I think this will get a CVE entry soon
[00:37]  * deadrom dips white hat ;)
[00:37] <EriC^^> maybe it's the default password..
[00:38] <Phischi> EriC^^:  haven't checked Shodan yet. The camera webinterface doesn't deliver anything specific to search for. But I'm not that deep into the pentest-thing yet, too
[00:38] <ducasse> Phischi: is this an ubuntu install?
[00:39] <Phischi> ducasse: my VM uses Ubuntu to dissect the firmware :)
[00:41] <Galactor> Morning all! I was wondering, How do I move files from one machine to another via ssh? I got myself a pi-zero and want to use it as my always-on irssi client... however all my scripts/log-in info, etc. is on this machine
[00:41] <subcool> Odd but easy one. I have to install nvidea drivers, and i have to install displaylink driver. I installed the displaylink drivers, and tried to setup my second monitor, "Displays and Monitor" see the second monitor, but i cant pitch anything to it. The computer also appears to allow the actions for a second screen, but- nothing is presented on the screen.
[00:41] <EriC^^> Phischi: https://blog.donbowman.ca/2018/01/18/hacking-the-hikvision-part-1/
[00:42] <subcool> Two- while doing this, i tried to disable the second screen. it disabled the main screen. I uninstalled, and reinstalled it. When i resintall, the main display goes blank.
[00:43] <ducasse> Galactor: 'man scp'
[00:43] <Phischi> EriC^^: lol, nice find
[00:43] <Phischi> same pass
[00:44] <Phischi> hiklinux :)
[00:44] <EriC^^> :D
[00:44] <Phischi> but just for the learning, I need to get a hang on how hashcat works with mask-attacks (better bruteforce)
[00:45] <Galactor> ducasse: ah thats the command! thank you!
[00:46] <EriC^^> Galactor: i'd make sure it's the same version irssi on both machines before copying user config files over across installs
[00:48] <Galactor> EriC^^: Good advice! thanks for saving me the headache. I've only dedicated myself to linux (made that windows uninstall) recently so I still got a lot to learn
[00:51] <Phischi> duh
[00:51] <Phischi> hashcat can't find a Cuda-device in the VM.... laaaaaaame
[00:58] <Phischi> EriC^^: whoa, under 30mins on just 1 i5 core in the VM...