It appears FreeBSD does not support the network interface on slutbox (ICL EtherTeam 16i). The only other card I have available to exchange it with is a RealTek RTL8139, that MIGHT work (but it's in THIS server, so I'd need to turn it off to change cards).

Anyways, just keeping you posted. Things are still moving.

We're having (a rather recent) FreeBSD for dinner.

I have never used *BSD, so I'm likely to fuck it up in some way, but I'll try to create a couple of attack vectors for this one (If not right away, during the coming days, weeks).

I used to check the scanner logs every now and then, but haven't taken the time lately. No 'greetz' left behind, at least.

Seems slackware 7.1 is pretty secure. I have seen quite a few pretty interesting attempts at it (brute force, some local vulnerability scanners after I left the sniffer logs laying around). But noting entirely successful

Some people have DOS'd the slut-box though. I killed a bunch of CPU-hogging wu-ftpd proccesses today, should work better now.

Anyhow, I figure it might be time for a new OS? Should I put a plain OS up or would you like a bit more of wargame-type-of-thing, where I'd leave some misconfiguration holes open as well? As always, I'm open for ideas.

At least to my knowledge. There doesn't seem to be anything left behind eithr.

Is it too hard? I made a silly change that should propably make it easier, but I'll remove it soon because as I said, it's just silly.

Apparently, slut-box was absolutely inaccessible from the outside. Luckily, Phuket sent me an email and i was able to fix the problem in like 15 seconds (at first I had no idea what could cause it and was preparing for a long bug-hunting session). A route was only defined for local network - no default gateway.

Anyways, fixed. Many thanks to Phuket for bringing it to my attention.

Running Slackware 7.1, should be roughly the same. Unless you find some new angle for this one.

I'm installing Slackware 7.1, so the slut-box is offline for a couple of hours.

The previous installation(s) are available on the previous installations page. Right now there's only one.