Crash Override and Zero Cool#Hackers The Movie Q1: What are Dade Murphy's two hacker aliases? D#HTM Q2: What question did Dade's mother ask him near the beginning of the movie, whilst he was in the shower? ^A: Hack any good sites last night? ^B: Were you on the computer all night? ^C: Did you forget to wash behind your ears? ^D:You hooked it up to the phone again didn't you? 1507#HTM Q3: How many computer systems was Dade responsible for crashing when he was 12 years old? Razor and Blade#HTM Q4: What are the names of the two elite hackers that Dade and Kate go to for help? Marc Anthony#HTM Q5: What Latino singer plays an FBI agent in the movie? triple#HTM Q6: How many times faster than the Pentium, does Kate say her new computer's speed is? B#HTM Q7: What song is playing as Dade, The Freak and Serial Killer enter Kate's party? ^A:Voodoo People, The Prodigy ^B:Connected, The Stereo MC's ^C:Hey Boy, Hey Girl, The Chemical Brothers ^D:Teardrop, Massive Attack B#HTM Q8: Who did Eugene Belford disguise himself as, when hacking into the FBI website to change Dade's mother's criminal record?^A:NYPD Officer ^B:Alabama State Trooper ^C:FBI Agent ^D:CIA Agent B#HTM Q9: What soft drink do Razor and Blade claim is the soft drink of the elite hacker? ^A:Coca Cola ^B:Jolt Cola ^C:Pepsi Cola ^D:7 Up D#HTM Q10: What is the name of the virus that the hackers were being blamed for infecting the Gibson with? ^A: Melissa ^B: Rabbit ^C: Cookie Monster ^D: Da Vinci homocidal#HTM Q11: Finish this quote: "What's your interest in Kate Libby? Academic? Purely sexual? ________. (One Word. Dade's response to the question.)" A#HTM Q12: Who said: Well, it looks like I'm on top? ^A: Crash Override ^B: Phantom Phreak ^C: Acid Burn ^D: Cereal Killer A#HTM Q13: Who does Phantom Phreak call: Boy Meets World? ^A: Joey ^B: Cereal Killer ^C: Dade ^D: Himself A#HTM Q14: What does Dade say to Kate when the sprinklers go off in the school? ^A: Pool on the roof must have a leak. ^B: Mess with the best, die like the rest. ^C: Looks like it rained on your parade. ^D: Looks like you're all wet. C#HTM Q15: Who says, "Spandex: it's a privilege, not a right"? ^A: The Plague ^B: Crash Override ^C: Cereal Killer ^D: Phantom Phreak B#HTM Q16: Who says, "Never fear, I is here"? ^A: Crash Override ^B: The Plague ^C: Cereal Killer ^D: Joey D#HTM Q17: "His parents missed Woodstock and he's been making up for it ever since." Who said this? ^A: Cereal Killer ^B: Crash Override ^C: Acid Burn ^D: Phantom Phreak Mess with the best, die like the rest#HTM Q18: What is Crash Override's catchphrase? froot loops#HTM Q19: Finish this quote: "Meet Cereal Killer. As in ____." Lord Nikon#HTM Q20: Who is referred to as "Polaroid Head"? Jonny Lee Miller#HTM Q21: Which actor portrays Dade Murphey (Crash Override)? Angelina Jolie#HTM Q22: Which actress portrays Kate Libby (Acid Burn)? B#HTM Q23: Dade was arrested when he was eleven years old. Where and when did it happen? ^A: Los Angeles, 1988 ^B: Seattle, 1988 ^C: Boston, 1985 ^D: Los Angeles, 1985 A#HTM Q24: How many separate systems did Dade (as Zero Cool) cause to crash in one day leading to his arrest? ^A: 1507 ^B: 1205 ^C: 502 ^D: 1000 B#HTM Q25: When Dade is allowed to use a computer again on his 18th birthday, he takes over a television station. What show does he play? ^A: The X-Files ^B: The Outer Limits ^C: The Twilight Zone ^D: Alfred Hitchcock Presents C#HTM Q26: According to the movie, what are the four most commonly used passwords? ^A: money, love sex, secret ^B: secret, peace, love, god ^C: love, secret, sex, god ^D: love, peace, secret, sex A#HTM Q27: The file Joey copied was a 'garbage-named' file? ^A: True ^B: False A#HTM Q28: How is Dade persuaded to return his copy of the disk? ^A: his mother's safety is threatened ^B: he never returned a copy of the disk ^C: he is bribed with cash ^D: he is offered a car D#HTM Q29: The Hackers follow a show featuring 'Razor and Blade'. What is it called? ^A: Hackers Of The World ^B: Hacking With Razor and Blade ^C: Compute This ^D: Hack The Planet rollerblades#HTM Q30: What do the hackers use to go from one place to the next? B#HTM Q31: As the movie ends, Dade and Kate are on their first date. Where do we last see them? ^A: video arcade ^B: rooftop swimmingpool ^C: rollercoaster ^D: dancing in a club D#HTM Q32: What is the real-life connection between co-stars Angelina Jolie and Jonny Lee Miller? ^A: hey went to the same grade school ^B: Both were trained in ballet ^C: they both had a dog named Buddy as a child ^D: After filming Hackers, they got married 8BBS#History Q1: What was one of the first underground message boards? A#History Q2: Why seized the police in 1982 the entire board of 8BBS, the stronghold of the West Coast phone-phreak elite? ^A: A friendly 8BBS alumnus passed the sysop a new modem which had been purchased by credit-card fraud. ^B: Microsoft put out an reward so a rival group betrayed them. ^C: They comprimised an high secure goverment system. ^D: The system was used by Lex Luthor for breaking computer security Legion of Doom#History Q3: Name a group sprung up in 1984 Lex Luthor#History Q4: Who was at the helm of Legion of Doom? Phone Phreak#History Q5: Someone who "hacks" the telephone system is called a? Kevin Poulsen#History Q6: AKA Dark Dante, What is his real name? Porsche#History Q7: In one of his more creative exploits, A phone quiz, Kevin Poulsen won a: Berkeley Blue and Oak Toebark#History Q8: Name two members of California´s Homebrew Computer Club Steve Jobs#History Q9: Whats the real name of California´s Homebrew Computer Club member: Berkeley Blue? Steve Wozniak#History Q10: Whats the real name of California´s Homebrew Computer Club member: Oak Toebark and later went on to found Apple Computer? Michelangelo#History Q11: In 1992 up to one quarter of American hard drives would be completely erased, accordingly to the media. What virus was held responsible? C#History Q12: What did Robert Morris wrote in 1988? ^A: A Virus ^B: A Trojan ^C: A Worm ^D: A Hoax D#History Q13: What started a nation wide crackdown on hackers on the January 18, 1990? ^A: phone phreaks found ways to manipulate an AT&T phone system causing blocking of long-distance calls ^B: A Internet Worm replicated so many times and sucked up so many CPU cycles, bringing the Internet to its knees. ^C: A virus infected the national powergrid and caused a black out. ^D: The information security of AT&T´s nationwide network was shut down for almost nine hours due to an internal bug. A whistle#History Q14: What did John Draper, (Phone Phreak) use to make free long-distance calls? Captain Crunch#History Q15: What is the handle of John Draper, a Phone Phreaker? B#History Q16: Where did Captain Crunch found his whistle to *Phreak the Phone*? ^A: In a toystore ^B: In a box of children´s cereal ^C: In a musicstore for classical musicians ^D: I really dont have a clue.... War Games#History Q17: Some of the most notorious hackers cite this movie as their original inspiration: 25#History Q18: At the age of ??, Kevin Mitnick compromised the internet security and email security of MCI and Digital Equipment a moth#History Q19: What found Rear Admiral Grace Murray Hopper trapped between relays in a Navy computer, now known as: a bug? John von Neumann#History Q20: Who devised the theory of self-replicating programs providing the theoretical foundation for computers that hold information in their "memory."? 1960#History Q21: When did AT&T introduces its Dataphone, the first commercial modem. American Standard Code for Information Interchange#History Q22: What does ASCII stand for? 1969#History Q23: In what year they launched ARPANET, an early network used by government research groups and universities A Virus#History Q24: Whats a computer program called that can "affect other computer programs by modifying them in such a way as to include a (possibly evolved) copy of itself. Cyberspace#History Q25: In his novel, "Neuromancer," author William Gibson popularizes the term "___________," a word he used to describe the network of computers through which the characters in his futuristic novels travel. Pakistan#History Q26 1986: One of the first PC viruses ever created, "The Brain," is released by programmers in ____________ 1979#History Q27: What year? Engineers at Xerox Palo Alto Research Center discover the computer "worm," a short program that scours a network for idle processors PGP#History Q28: 1991:The U.S. government begins a three-year criminal investigation on Philip Zimmerman. What caused it? Good Times#History Q29: Which phrase demonstrated the self-replicating power of e-mail virus hoaxes that continue to circulate in different forms today A#History Q30: 1995 Microsoft Corp. releases Windows 95. Anti-virus companies worry that the operating system will be: ^A: resistant to viruses ^B: vunerable to viruses ^C: already infected with a virus ^D: not able to remove a virus Solar Sunrise#History Q31 1998: Intruders infiltrate and take control of more than 500 military, government and private sector computer systems. Whats the event called? B#History Q32 1998: Intruders infiltrate and take control of more than 500 military, government and private sector computer systems. Who were behind this? ^A: Hackers from Iraq ^B: Two californian teenagers ^C: A student from the Philippines ^D: Melissa virus author David L. Smith Melissa#History Q33: This virus sends copies of itself to the first 50 names listed in the recipient's Outlook e-mail address book and mails also infects Microsoft Word documents sending them to the same 50 recipients C#History Q34: Who wrote The "I Love You" virus? ^A: Dutch scriptkiddie ^B: German highschool student ^C: Filipino computer student ^D: Iraqi terrorist A#History Q35: The creator of the I love You virus goes free because: ^A: His country had no laws against hacking and spreading computer viruses ^B: There was not enough evidence. ^C: He confessed and was offered a job as a sysadmin ^D: He prommissed Bill Gates never to write a virus again A DDOS attack#History Q36 2000: Yahoo, eBay, Amazon, Datek and dozens of other high-profile Web sites are knocked offline for up to several hours. What caused it? The White House Website#History Q37: What was the main target of The Code Red worm? 5#History Q38: 2001 Just days after the Sept. 11: How many methods of infecting systems and replicating itself, comes with the Nimda virus? 20#History Q39: Melissa virus author David L. Smith, 33, is sentenced to _??_ months in federal prison Klez#History Q40 2002: This worm also attempts to disable some common anti-virus products and has a payload that fills files with all zeroes 13#History Q41 2002: A denial-of-service attack hits all _??_ of the "root" servers that provide the primary roadmap for almost all Internet communications D#History Q42: The "Slammer" worm infects hundreds of thousands of computers in less than three hours. It also knocks off: ^A: An aircraft carrier ^B: Powerplants ^C: Mobile Phones ^D: cash machines Social engineering#History Q43: MyDoom uses "________ _________," or low-tech psychological tricks, to persuade people to open the e-mail attachment that contains the virus. A#History Q44: MyDoom claimed to be: ^A: a notification that an e-mail message sent earlier has failed ^B: u really need to open this mail because u won the lotery ^C: It was the conformation about your order ^D: a Microsoft patch to be installed with no delay! Swordfish#Movie Q1: In this movie, John Travolta hacked the Department of Defense a dell#Movie Swordfish Q2: What brand did Hugh Jackman use to crack the Department of Defense. B#Movie Swordfish Q3: From where did Hugh cracked the DOD? ^A: His house ^B: A nightclub ^C: A cybercafe ^D: A Phonecell PDP-10#Movie Swordfish Q4: What kind of system was located in the basement of Cal-Tech? Flash#Movie Swordfish Q5: What kind of interface had the PDP in the basement of Cal-tech? Carnivore#Movie Swordfish Q6: Jackman was on parole for hacking, he putted a worm into ________? B#Movie Swordfish Q7: Warner Bros approached 2600 The Hacker Quaterly magazine to use their magazine and name in the movie. They said: ^A: YES ^B: NO ^C: Yes but... ^D: No, unless... C#Movie Swordfish Q8: Warner Bros was suing 2600 for: ^A: Hacking ^B: a DDOS Attack ^C linking to the DVD deciphering program DECSS ^D: Creditcard fraude Emmanuel Goldstein#Movie Hackers Q100: The name of one character in the hacking group, a nod to the pseudonym of Eric Corley, publisher of the real-life magazine The Hacker Quarterly 1984#Movie Hackers Q101: Corley took his handle "Emmanual Goldstein" from a character in George Orwell's novel ???? Hacker Manifesto#Movie Hackers Q102: What was agent Bob reading? The Mentor#History Q45: "Hacker Manifesto" was published in PHRACK magazine, issue 07, file 03 in 1986, Who wrote it? yes i agree#History Q46: My crime is that of curiosity... I am a hacker, and this is my manifesto. You may stop this individual, but you can't stop us all." Say: yes i agree Neuromancer#History Q47: William Gibson "invented" the term "Cyberspace" in 1982 for his book __________ B#Movie Hackers Q103: "ARF! ARF! GOTCHA", which appears near the end, when the gibson is about to crash is a nod to the: ^A: a Hacking simulation game called GOTCHA ^B: Asoziale Randgruppe Frankfurt ^C: Chaos Computer Club ^D: Cult of the Dead Cow DNS-attack#History Q48: What kind of attack did prevent in 2001 millions of users from reaching Microsoft Web pages for two days. 1998#History Q49: The hacking group Cult of the Dead Cow releases its Trojan horse program, Back Orifice--a powerful hacking tool--at Def Con. What year? The analyzer #History Q50: During heightened tensions in the Persian Gulf, hackers touch off a string of break-ins to unclassified Pentagon computers and steal software programs. Who was their ringleader and even got arrested? AOhell#History 1997 Q51: Hundreds of thousands of AOL users find their mailboxes flooded with multi-megabyte mail bombs and their chat rooms disrupted with spam messages. Whats the name of the program causing this? script kiddie#History Q52: An unskilled hacker is also known as a: ____________ 7#History Q53: In march 1999 Kevin Mitnick plead guilty to ? charges. 10#History Q54 1999: Russian crackers siphon ?? million dollars from Citibank and transfer the money to bank accounts around the world. Finland and Israel#History Q55 1999: Vladimir Levin, at then a 30-y/o ringleader responsible for the Citibank-hack, transfers funds to accounts in countries like: _______ and _______ three#History Q56 1999: The citibank-hack, Vladimir Levin stands trial in the United States and is sentenced to how many years in prison? 400.000#History Q57 1999: The citibank-hack,Authorities recover all but ^-------- of the 10 million dollar stolen money. A#History Q56 1994:What was the reason for HOPE, Hackers On Planet Earth, a conference in New York City, to took place? ^A: 2600 Magazine's 10 year anniversary ^B: DeFCoNs, 5 year anniversary ^C: Black Hats first meeting. ^D: A public discussion about hacking was needed. Fyodor#History Q57: NMAP is a port scanner and OS detection tool. NMAP was written by a hacker known as ?? Nmap#History Q58: For remote OS detection via TCP/IP Stack FingerPrinting u can use? Nmap#Movies Q104: What tool does Trinity use in The Matrix reloaded? A#History Q59: Why did Fyodor picked his handle? ^A: He had recently read and enjoyed "Notes from Underground". ^B: He is a fan of Russian tales and his favorite is Fyodor, a Russian troll. ^C: He loved the 1928 Russian novel The Twelve Chairs ^D: Fyodor means: Fuck Your OS! Die Or Resist the pig#History Q60: Snort is also reffered to as: The personal computer#History Q61: What did IBM introduce in 1981? Legion of Doom#History Q62: 1984 LOD stands for? Maters of Deception#History Q63: 1984 MOD stand for? Phiber Optik#History Q64: 1984 Who was tossed out of Legion of Doom and formed with his friends Master of Doom? cartoon#History Q65: 1984 Lex Luthor named Legion of Doom after saturday moring _______? 1990#History Q66: The Great Hacker War, a two year online warfare between LOD and MOD, started in? YYYY The Federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act#History Q67: In 1986 a new law passed the American congres. Whats it called? Robert Morris#History Q68: Who earned, by releasing an internetworm, the distinction of being the first person convicted under the 1986 computer-crime act in the USA? backdoor#Lingo Q1: In the security of a system, a hole deliberately left in place by designers or maintainers. May be intended for use by service technicians. syn. trap door bit bucket#Lingo Q2: The universal data sink. Discarded, lost or destroyed data is said to have gone to the ? cracker#Lingo Q3: One who breaks security on a system. Coined by hackers in defense against journalistic misuse of the term "hacker." foo#Lingo Q4:Used very generally as a sample name for absolutely anything, esp. programs and files. hacker#Lingo Q5:A person who enjoys exploring the details of programmable systems and how to stretch their capabilities cracker#Lingo Q6: A malicious meddler (person) who tries to discover sensitive information by poking around. Keep It Simple Stupid#Lingo Q7: KISS means? kluge#Lingo Q8: A clever programming trick intended to solve a particularly nasty case in an expedient, if not clear, manner kluge#Lingo Q9:Something that works for the wrong reason. lots of MIPS but no I/O#Lingo Q10: Describes a person who is technically brilliant but who can't seem to communicate with human beings effectively netiquette#Lingo Q11: The conventions of politeness recognized on Usenet, such as avoidance of cross-pointing to inappropriate groups and refraining from commercial pluggery outside the biz groups Phreaking#Lingo Q12: The art and science of cracking the phone network raster burn#Lingo Q13: Eyestrain brought on by too many hours of looking at low-res, poorly tuned or glare-ridden monitors RTFM#Lingo Q14: Used by gurus to brush off questions they consider trivial or annoying. RTFM#Lingo Q15: Used when reporting a problem to indicate that you aren't just asking out of randomness: "Yes, I read the ???? first" security by obscurity#Lingo Q16: A hacker term for vendors' favorite way of coping with security holes — namely, ignoring them security by obscurity#Lingo Q17: documenting neither any known holes nor the underlying security algorithms; or trusting that nobody will find out about them, and that people who did find about them won't exploit them sneaker#Lingo Q18: An individual hired to break into places in order to test their security; analogous to "tiger team." spaghetti code#Lingo Q19: Code with a complex and tangled control structure, esp. one using many GOTOs, exceptions or other 'unstructured' branching constructs kangaroo code#Lingo Q20: A piece of lines with many jumps in it. Time Bomb#Lingo Q21: A subspecies of logic bomb that is triggered by reaching some preset time Time Bomb#Lingo Q22: Goes off when a malicious programmer is fired or laid off and is not present to perform the appropriate suppressing action periodically Trojan Horse#Lingo Q23: A malicious, security-breaking program that is disguised as something benign, such as a directory lister, archiver, game or (in one notorious 1990 case on the Mac) a program to find and destroy viruses. Vaporware#Lingo Q24: Products announced far in advance of any release voodoo programming#Lingo Q25: The use by guess or cookbook of an obscure or hairy system, feature or algorithm that one does not truly understand Vulcan nerve Pinch#Lingo Q26: The keyboard combination that forces a soft-boot or jump to ROM monitor (on machines that support such a feature). On many micros this is Ctrl-Alt-Del; on Suns, L1-A; on some Macintoshes, it is! Vulcan nerve Pinch#Lingo Q27: Also called the "three-finger salute." wedged#Lingo Q28: To be stuck, incapable of proceeding without help. crashed#Lingo Q29: The system has become totally nonfunctioning. Wetware#Lingo Q30: Human beings (programmers, operators, administrators) attached to a computer system, as opposed to that system's hardware or software. Wizard#Lingo Q31: A person who knows how a complex piece of software or hardware works; esp. someone who can find and fix bugs quickly in an emergency wizard#Lingo Q32: Someone is a hacker if he or she has general hacking ability, but is a _______ only if he or she has detailed knowledge Zipperhead#Lingo Q33: A person with a closed mind ^B#Viruses Q1: Kournikova 2001 A light sentence for the author of the virus. Why was that? ^A:It was so obviously a virus. ^B:Many companies were unwilling to admit whether it had affected their systems ^C:The lack of an cybercrime law. ^D:The "JPEG" was a relatively harmless virus easily detected by anti-virus software. Darksigns#Games Q1: The first advanced console based hacking game Hack the box#Games Q2: A competition held on events to prove ur skillz Wardriving#Lingo Q34: The benign act of locating and logging wireless access points while in motion alldas.de#History Q69: 2001 provided a great defacement mirror. cadir#Viruses Q2: This worm repeatedly sends itself to the first Bluetooth-enabled device that it can find. Lexus#Viruses Q3: THis car maker has denied that the Cabir wireless worm poses a risk to the Bluetooth-capable navigation systems featured in some of its vehicles. 80 dollars#viruses Q4: 2004 Eugene Suchkov, a member of the 29A virus-writing group, admitted to writing W32/Stepan and MSIL/Gastropod and posting the virus code on various websites. What was his fine when he got convicted? AnnaKournikova#Viruses Q5:Jan de Wit, aka 'OnTheFly', living in Sneek, was sentenced for his role in the writing and distribution of VBS/VBSWG.J@mm Popularly called: ____________? Gerrie Mansur#History Q70: The year 2000 scriptkiddie award goed to ________? Gerrie Mansur#History Q71: 2000 A Dutch hacker named: _________ claims he could have altered Nasdaq.com and three sites run by MarketWatch.com www.securityfocus.com#History Q72: Home of bugtraq ---.------------.--- B#Viruses Q6: Gigabyte, the virus writer claiming to have written the Sharp virus, breaks the stereotype of virus writers. A^: Its a scriptkiddie B^: She a woman C^: Its the first time a spammer works with a virus writer D^: He was a sysadmin that got fired and took revenge. Valentine's Day#Viruses Q7: The 19-year-old female virus writer known as Gigabyte got arrested on: _________'_ ___ ReDaTtAcK#History 1999 Q73: hacked into the greatest ISP of belgium and Generale Bank. Got a fine of 15.000^ and 30.000^ claims. Frans Devaere his handle: ___________ ^A#Viruses Q8: In the coconut virus, written by Gigabyte, u can throw coconuts at: ^A:Frans Deveare aka RedAttack and Graham Cluley, Sophos. ^B:Bill Gates and Kevin Schmitz ^C:Jan de Wit, aka Onthefly creator of the kournikova virus ^D:Sven Jaschan creator of Sasser and Netsky. Paris Hilton#History Q75: 2005 stores in New York are selling out of Sidekicks despite or, more likely, because of that fact that celebrity phone numbers and naughty pictures were stolen off one belonging to bad-girl heiress _________ NetBus#SC stuff Q1: Lets see if u do have atleast the knowledge of a scriptkiddie: On Port 12345 is? 31337#History Q76: Portnumber of scriptkiddies heaven also known as 'Th3 31337 p0rt' Back Orifice#SC stuff Q1: Lets see if u do have atleast the knowledge of a scriptkiddie: On Port 31337 is? Masters Paradise#SC stuff Q3: Lets see if u do have atleast the knowledge of a scriptkiddie: On Port 3128 is? Microsoft#History Q77: 2002 This softwaremaker had inadvertently shipped copies of the company's Visual Studio .Net development tool containing the Nimda virus to South Korea. source code for Whistler#History Q78:2000 Russian hackers planted the QAX Trojan disguised as Notepad in a Microsoft employee's email. What did they probaly got hold on? The Halloween Documents#History Q79: 1998, a confidential Microsoft memorandum on Redmond's strategy against Linux and Open Source software was leaked. These writings are known as: ___ _________ _________ Georgi Guninski#History Q80: 2000 Microsoft has criticised a well-known Bulgarian bug hunter after he publicised details of a security weakness,that was more theoretical than practical, before a patch was available. The Reservoir Dogs#History Q81:2002 Italy's Guardia di Finanza, or financial police, arrested this group of 14 people, accusing them of thousands of computer intrusions, including attacks on the US Army and Navy and the NASA. The Free Software Foundation#History Q82: Richard Stallman is known, not only to be one of the mythical hackers of the MIT,the creator of Emacs and GNU, but also asthe visionary founder of ___ ___ _________ __________ The General Public Licence#History Q83: Richard Stallman is known, not only to be one of the mythical hackers of the MIT,the creator of Emacs and GNU, but also asthe inventor of ___ _________ ________ _________ GPL#History Q84:Also known as copyleft, a licence that allows people to create and distribute software B#History Q85:In December 1995 the tuscan group of Strano Network calls for the first global Netstrike, to protest against ^A:The war in Bosnia ^B: the nuclear experiments at Mururoa ^C: The sinking of Greenpeace's Rainbow Warroir ^D: The assassination of Rabin at peace rally FidoNet#History Q86: 1993 the first knots of the European Counter Network (ECN) are born from: 15203#History Q87: May 2001 Attrition.org closed the mirrored defacement site. How many sites were registered at that moment? Cisco Systems#History Q88: 2004 a group of Italian teenagers known as The BlackAngels disclosed a series of security flaws in this company's operating systems for networking devices. Gay pron#History Q89: 2004 The Italian Senate has been the subject of a hack attack by cybercriminals who uploaded images of ___ ____ onto screens all around the senate building Mafiaboy#History Q90: 2000, There was a series of attacks on major commercial Web sites -- Yahoo, Amazon, eBay, Dell.com, CNN.com and more. They all experienced a "denial of service" attack, 67 charges and sentenced to eight months in a youth detention center. WHo? 46000#History Q91:2000 Russell Sanford, 18, was sentenced to two years in prison and fined ^_____ for hacking and defacing Web sites of the U.S. Postal Service and the state of Texas. Wardriving#History Q92: 2004 Brian Salcedo was convicted on hacking charges and sentenced to nine years in jail after hacking into the computer system of a chain of hardware stores after discovering its insecure Wi-Fi network while ________ and stealing creditcard information. FBI#History Q93: 2002 Michael Schuler an ___ agent, was charged with computer hacking by the Russian counterintelligence service Al-Jazeera#History Q94: 2002 Arab satellite news channel __-_______ was hacked and its traffic redirected to a site showing an American flag and the words "Let Freedom Ring." Chaos Computer Club#History Q95: 1997 The ____ _____ ____ demonstrated how an ActiveX control could transfer funds from users' bank accounts without using a personal-identification or transaction number. CCC#History Q96:1997 In a proof-of-concept this Group ___ showed the German press how to read the information off a German Eurocheque-ATM card using a common, inexpensive magnetic-card reader statistical analysis#Techno Q1: Cracking a PIN code is not simply a matter of scanning through all the possible number combinations, better is to use: The Wily Hackers#History Q97: 1989 ___ ____ ______ have been arrested in Berlin, Hamburg and Hannover, and they are accused of computer espionage for the Soviet KGB. D#History Q98: 1989 THe wily Hackers stopped hacking computers through Bremen University computer center, their favorite host for transatlantic hacks. Why? ^A:Karl Koch,due to his luxurious lifestyle and drug addiction, got financial problems ^B:Hans Huebner, alias "Pengo," got arrested and fired. ^C: They learned an investigation was held against them ^D: They asked the police to uncover the reasons for their high telephone bills Markus Hess#History Q99: 1989 Clifford Stoll's "Wily Hacker" who was often referred to as the Hannover Hacker and uses the alias of Mathias Speer name:_____ ______ Stachel Draht#History Q100: 1999 a distributed denial of service attack tool, based on source code from the "Tribe Flood Network" distributed denial of service attack tool DDOS Tool#Techno Q2: a ___ ______ is made up of master (handler) and daemon, or "bcast" (agent) programs Barb Wire#Techno Q3: Stacheldraht is German for "_____ ______") Mixter#HIstory Q101: In late August/early September of 1999, focus began to shift from trinoo to TFN, presumed to be the original code by ______? statd and cmsd and ttdbserverd#Techno Q4: Stacheldraht agents were originally found on a numberof Solaris 2.x systems, which were identified as having been compromised by exploitation of buffer overrun bugs in the RPC services ____ and _____ and ______ TCP and ICMP#Techno Q5: Unlike trinoo, which uses UDP, or the original Tribe Flood Network, which uses ICMP for communication between the handler and agents, stacheldraht uses ___ and ___ Fluffy Bunny#History Q102: 2002 Tux the Linux penguin (complete with rabbit ears) masturbating a disproportionately large pink penis - probably mean he is no friend of the open source community, was the logo of: _______ ________ Infosecurity#History Q103: 2003 Fluffy Bunny was arrested by the Metropolitan Police on Tuesday, while attending ________, in London Laroux#Viruses Q10: 1st known Excel virus Sapphire/Slammer Worm#Viruses Q11: As it began spreading throughout the Internet, it doubled in size every 8.5 seconds random scanning#Viruses Q12: Sapphire's/Slammer worm spreading strategy is based on _____ _______ Evanescence, My immortal#Music Q1:At the end of this song, u hear a modem softly squeeking: Band,song Double Date#Music Q2: Two Dutch females, on the european songcontest with the song: An Email to Berlin. U've got mail#Movies Q1: In this Movie, Meg Ryan fell in love with her neighbour. Boomtown Rats,i dont like mondays#Music Q3: 'The Silicon Chip inside her head was switched to overload' Band, song Kraftwerk,Pocket Calculator#Music Q4: ^ 'I am adding and subtracting' ^ 'I'm controlling and composing' ^ Band, song Kraftwerk,Computer Love#Music Q5: ^ Another lonely night ^ Stare at the TV screen ^ I don't know what to do ^ I need a rendezvous ^ Band, Song 1.3GHZ #DF Q1: Frequency a US GSM phone operate at .6 watts #DF Q2: The maximum power of a mobile analog AMPS or NAMPS phone? Great Wall of China #Defense Q1: This defensive structure was built from 300BC through 1300AD Troy #Defense Q2: Casandra warned them, but Odysseus still managed to crack this city’s walls. Berlin Wall #Defense Q3: Checkpoint Charlie was found at one end of this fortress. Maginot Line #Defense Q4: French politician who as minister of war built this ‘impregnable’ fortification the border with Germany. (Thought to be impregnable, the line was bypassed and later captured by the Germans in 1940.) Acropolis #Defense Q5: This Greek word means High City 1976 #Crypto Q1: The year in which DES was originally certified as a US crypto standard. Twofish #Crypto Q2: Bruce Scheneier's AES submission based for a new national standard. One Time Pad #Crypto Q3: The only theoretically undefeatable crypto-system? Deep Crack #Crypto Q4: DES was cracked with a home brew computer by this name. differential cryptanalysis#Crypto Q5: DES was possibly engineered to withstand this cryptanalysis technique that was publicly discovered many years after the algorithm's introduction Paul McCartney #Numbers Q1: This ridiculously famous musician was asked over 3 million questions during an on-line interview, May 17, 1997. He only answered 200. NEC #Numbers Q2: This company built the world’s first 4 GB chip. Mars Pathfinder #5 Q: This website event was the busiest in history. 46 million visitors on July 8, 1997. Gail Thackery #Busters Q1: This prosecutor spoke at the same convention as a hacker they were prosecuting. Jim Cristie #Busters Q2: If you spent enough time tring to break into Air Force machines, chances are this person knew about you. Also listed on the back of the "Kuji world tour" tee-shirt. Bill Murray, Harold Ramis and Dan Ackroyd #Busters Q3: The three original Ghostbusters real names Ivan Orton #Busters Q4: This Northwest hacker-buster Prosecuted Ceribrum and Telop. Richard Vriesde #Busters Q5: Projectleader of the Dutch Cybercops at KLPD 2000 echelon #Spyware Q1: a term associated with a global network of computers that automatically search through millions of intercepted messages for pre-programmed keywords or fax, telex and e-mail addresses. carnivore #Spyware Q2: a controversial program developed by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to give the agency access to the online/e-mail activities of suspected criminals. Top Secret #Access Q1: IBM mainframe access control security products ACF-2 #Access Q2: IBM mainframe access control security products Racf #Access Q3: IBM mainframe access control security products MOD #Groups Q1: This British Military sounding acronym has been used more than once for hacking groups. Deception #Groups Q2:MOD: Masters of: Destruction #Groups Q3:MOD: Masters of: Download #Groups Q4:MOD: Masters of: Hacktic #Groups Q5: This group started an ISP off the proceeds from a famous hacking convention. Bellcore #Groups Q6: This famous hacking group was named after a research branch of the phone company they broke into. France #Groups Q7: At SummerCon 1995, a private group of hackers with no handles or name wanted to declare war on this country. 8lgm #Groups Q8: This group released vulnerability advisories until the tri-country raids brought them to a screaching halt BASIC# Beauty, Allure, Special, Ideal, Charming Operation Sundevil #Big Busts Q1: The first of a wave of busts, over 200 people got raided during the late 80's Cellco 51 #Big Busts Q2: The Secret Service staged this BBS to entrap cell hackers Steve Jackson Games #Big Busts Q3: This company was raided by over zealous agents in search of hacker secrets. Minor Threat #Big Busts Q4: This person developed a famous phone scanner and was later busted for stealing phone company equipment Parmaster #Bis Busts Q5: With a pack of diskettes in his left hand, sprinting through a second story window, he yelled in his defense "they'll never take me alive!" The internet worm #Famous Hacks Q1: This piece of malevelont code wandered the internet wreaking havok aa decade ago. ParMaster #Names Q1: This hacker was the "tymenet space gawd" Kevin Poulson #Names Q2: This telco master controlled phone switches to win a radio prize for his girlfriend and himself to vacation in hawaii. JOSHUA #Passwords Q1: This was the password that allowed Matthew Broderick in the movie WarGames to gain access to WOPR? Trustno1 #Passwords Q2: A: Fox Mulder’s password CPE1704TKS #Passwords Q3: What is the password to launch missiles in Wargames Capture the flag #Games Q4: A game played at Hacker conventions Hack in the box #Games Q5: A game played at Hacker conventions Mega Root FU #Games Q6: February 2005 will see the first ever hacking game to take place on the public Internet, sponsored by the security group Ghetto Hackers Root FU #Games Q7: smaller Capture the Flag hacking competition called ______ had 8 teams competing at the past three Def Con conventions. Bruce Schneier #Names Q3: RSA 2005 Who said: Cyberpunk authors get better groupies Sweden, Denmark and Finland #Facts Q1: 2005 Which countries had the highest density of net use for both residential and business punters. job offer #Small Busts Q6: 2005 Csaba Richter, a 26-year-old IT consultant, jailed for three years, wanted to expose security failings at Ericsson as a "provocation" that he hoped might lead to a ___ _____ Sven Jaschen #Virsuses Q1: The maker of the Kournikova worm, Jan de Wit, was offered an job by the local town mayor. Another person, the self-confessed creator of the destructive NetSky and Sasser worms, has been hired by German security company Securepoint. Uppsala #Busts Q7:2004 Around 800MB of code relating to Cisco IOS 12.3 and 12.3t was nicked. The attack on Cisco has been traced back to _______ University’s network Reuters #Viruses Q2 2005:This press agency was temporarily forced to shut down its instant messaging service. The culprit - Kelvir-U - is a variant of a worm family that targets MSN and Windows Messenger clients. Lufthansa #History Q105: 2001 In an "activist demonstration" against the company's practice of letting police use their planes for forced deportations of asylum seekers, this company sufferd a flood of incoming messages to the web server essentially forces it to shut down.