Posted on Thursday, 29th July 2010 by Michael
AMJchan: Automating the chan_sip.so patching for Magic Jack AMJchan is a shell script written by the Digital Offensive team to quickly and accurately patch your Asterisk server for use with the Magic jack. This script was developed and tested on Centos, fedora and Redhat. The script can be easily altered to use another package manager [...]
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Posted on Friday, 9th July 2010 by Michael
Simple Asterisk Auto Dialer What is it: This simple shell script was created by Michael LaSalvia of Digital Offensive to auto dial numbers and plays back a message to the person that picks up the phone. This script will take a comma separated file (CSV) that is setup as follows: Number,Sound,Trunk_Name And automate the dialing [...]
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Posted on Wednesday, 7th July 2010 by Michael
CheckPoint Site to Site VPN Audit automation with “fwm logexport and scripting” Up to recently we use to pay a third party SEIM provider to provide us reporting for all our site to site VPN tunnels. This is due to an audit requirement we had that said that our system administrators had to report on [...]
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Posted on Monday, 22nd March 2010 by Michael
After months of research of a simple way to create custom ringtones for Cisco IP phones I have come up with the following methods based on the Cisco documentation located at : http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/admin/3_0_9/a3rings.html . Cisco requires that the custom ringtones meet strict guidelines. This baffles me as my cell phone can play full length mp3 [...]
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Posted on Monday, 22nd February 2010 by Michael
Cpanel remote FTP backup script Years ago I did web hosting as a side source of income. This led to me developing a lot of Linux based scripts to help automate my daily sysadmin responsibilities. Our hosting company was called ezhostingpro.com. Since then another party owns the domain but googling that and my name will [...]
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Posted on Saturday, 20th February 2010 by Michael
Detecting Malware and other malicious files using md5 hashes The initial interest for this research came to me after reading an article on this on the site http://enclavesecurity.com/ . In the article they talk about using the malicious hashes to discover malware and other malicious files on their systems. They also take a deeper look [...]
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Posted on Friday, 15th January 2010 by Michael
Recently I was reading an article about using Ruby on Rails to create a web scraper as I sat there and learned Ruby I got really excited to jump to the point and build a web scraper. Though as any programmer knows that is not possible until you have the base understanding of the language [...]
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Posted on Thursday, 22nd October 2009 by Michael
Simple SMS sender It is no secret that almost all the cell phone companies today allow you to send txt messages to a person’s cell phone for free by means of emailing them a txt. This does not mean the company will not charge the receiver but the sender will not be charged. To do [...]
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Posted on Thursday, 8th October 2009 by Michael
c99 and variant PHP shell detection, quarantine and removal Every day I review my web server’s visitor stats and logs and the other day I noticed something odd. I saw a URL that was accessed 35 times from the same exact IP and I did not recognize the file as being a part of Word [...]
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Posted on Monday, 5th October 2009 by Michael
Years ago I was big into web hosting and was constantly offering my services to hosts to correct security issues and clean up other issues. One day I found a post where a hosting company had every .php .html .htm and so on page infected with malicious code through a security breach. After finding and [...]
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