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Twitch - detecting stream snipers

So one of my favorite streamers claim they have methods to detect stream sniping. And I wonder how. As a programmer myself, I am genuinely interested in how they detect it. They often speak about how they have detected a stream sniper (being in the same server as the streamer as well as the twitch chat).

The only two ways I can think of is:

1. They compare IPs, however, this is really unlikely since I assume Twitch do not share IPs with streamers
2. They compare usernames. This is more likely, however, I find it unlikely, since I would assume a streamsniper could simply watch the stream without being logged in (or even change his username).
3. Twitch somehow collaborates with server owners. Server owners can send a list of IPs of their clients together with a list of Twitch streamer usernames, and Twitch would then tell them if any of the IPs have been confirmed to watch the stream at this moment. Still that seems kinda far-fetched and also a privacy issue.

Anybody care to enlighten me on this subject?

EDIT: I have no interest in stream-sniping

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From DNS poisoning to Reverse Shell

Hello all!

I was wondering if you can gain a reverse shell to a remote host if you have hijacked its DNS server. For example if a host does http GET / to a web named A. Then I can change the DNS cache and say that A it's not the real webserver, instead it's my host IP. So now the host does the http Get / to my host. Can I exploit this by opening a basic http server using python and put a payload there?

I'm not sure if the remote host will actually download the payload or not and if it will be executed?

Any thoughts about this?

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KitPloit - PenTest Tools!AES256_Passwd_Store - Secure Open-Source Password Manager









This script securely encrypts or decrypts passwords on disk within a custom database file. It also features functionality to retrieve passwords from a previously generated database file. This script takes a master password from stdin/from memory, then hashes the password using the specified hashing algorithm passed to the algorithm parameter/-a (scrypt, sha256) and finally AES-256 encrypts/decrypts the file's data using the algorithm's hash as the AES-256 key. When providing the 'scrypt' argument to the algorithm parameter the script will generate a custom scrypt salt per each database file edit or creation. The uniquely ge nerated salt is base64 encoded and prepended to each database file's encrypted bytes separated by carriage return line feed bytes (for parsing) as meta-data. When using the change password parameter/-cp the script will decrypt the database file's data into memory, write random bytes*WIPE_PASSES to the database file, truncate the file and finally write the new data AES-256 encrypted with the new hashed master password to the database file. Effectively making data recovery/forensics difficult.



Example usage using scrypt as the hashing algorithm:

Create a database file:

python3 aespasswd_store.py -a scrypt -c


Change master password for a database file:

python3 aespasswd_store.py -a scrypt -cp


Edit a database file:

python3 aespasswd_store.py -a scrypt -e


Query data from within the database file:

python3 aespasswd_store.py -a scrypt -q


Examples:

# Add entry to the database/modify existing data:
pass_id1=password
pass_id2=password
pass_id3=password

# Delete existing data:
pass_id1=delete
pass_id2=delete

# -q parameter: Query data (entering nothing dumps all data):
pass_id1
pass_id3

# Press ctrl+D (linux) or ctrl+Z (windows) to save data from stardard input.




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Kali Linux TutorialsOwt : The Most Compact WiFi Auditing Tool That Works On Command Line Linux
Owt compiles some necessary tools for wifi auditing in a unix bash script with a user friendly interface. The goal of owt is to have the smallest file size possible while still functioning at maximum proficiency.

Installation & Running The Script

~ $ git clone https://github.com/clu3bot/OWT.git
~ $ cd owt
~ $ sudo bash owt.sh

Note: owt requires root privileges

Make sure to allow updates regularly

Usage

NOTE These photos may be outdated but functionality will always be the same.

The first thing the user will see when starting owt is an update prompt that says check for script updates. Pressing enter will then check for updates of owt and automatically apply them.

Next the user will be prompted with the main intro where displayed is permissions status, the currently detected interface, and the distribution of Linux you are currently using. By pressing enter the script will automatically download any required dependencies.

After checking for required dependencies. You will have to put the the interface in monitor mode. Pressing Enter will do this for you.

Next the script will bring you to the owt main menu where the user can pick from 8 options.

Selecting Scan networks will scan for networks that you can select for your attack. This is required for all attacks besides Deauther and Beacon Flood.

After Scanning you will be given the scan results. This is where the user can select what network they want to use for attacking. After selecting a network you will be brought back the main menu.

Once the user has selected a network now its time to go to the WiFi Attacks menu. This is option 5 on the main menu. In the attacks menu there are 6 attack modes to choose from. All attacks require a network to be selected besides Deauther Attack and Beacon Flood attack.

If a network is not selected and you try to use a attack mode that requires it you will be redirected to Scan Networks.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshoot.sh will detect possible problems you may have with owt

~ $ cd owt
~ $ sudo bash troubleshoot.sh


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