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Over the year’s Skype has been famous for it’s safe platform.   Now the table has been turned Sean O’Neil of http://www.enrupt.com/ has  reverse engineered the Skype communication protocol, witch is used in skype for Computer to server communications.

The following link is the link(s) to the .C files

http://cryptolib.com/ciphers/skype/

Enjoy!!

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Hello Guys Here’s how to hack your Jailed RTP300

1. tFTP -> http://tftpd32.jounin.net/download/Tftpd32-3.35-setup.exe
2. The Zip -> Hack RTP300.zip
3. Firefox -> www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/ With -> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/60
4. A beer

Keep this page aways up so you have something to look at case you forget something

Step 2: Configure TFTP32

1. Run TFTP32. Click settings, and then setup the base directory. Use the directory you installed the program (ex. C:\Program Files\TFTP32) and make sure the extracted files from the ZIP are in this directory. Change security to none, and set the timeout and max retransmit to 10 and then hit OK.

Step 3: Unlock the Console using Ping Hack

1. Make sure you have downloaded everything from step 1 and ensure the getready file from the ZIP is in the TFTP32 folder. Now disconnect from the internet and connect directly to the RTP300 making sure the device is also not connected to the internet (ie. pull the Ethernet cord out of the WAN port). Also make sure to disable any Anti-Virus and firewall programs that may be running.
2. Use a paperclip and hard reset the RTP300 (hold reset for 10-15 seconds). Go to »192.168.15.1 with the username/pass of admin/admin. Once the router restarts go to Administration >> Ping. Also make sure TFTP32 is running.
3. On the Ping popup, right click >> Web Developer >> Forms >> Remove Maximum Lengths.

Enter the following and click Ping.

Right Click >> Web Developer >> Forms >> Remove Maximum Lengths. Enter the following and click Ping.

Right Click >> Web Developer >> Forms >> Remove Maximum Lengths. Enter the following and click Ping.

After a few seconds you should see some information in the output box. Scroll down to the last line and look for CONSOLE_STATE unlocked. If you see this you are good to go. Now Restart the RTP300

Step 5. The Hack

1. Log back into the router and go to Administration >> Ping. Also make sure TFTP32 is running.
2. On the Ping popup, right click >> Web Developer >> Forms >> Remove Maximum Lengths.

Enter the following and click Ping.

Right Click >> Web Developer >> Forms >> Remove Maximum Lengths. Enter the following and click Ping.

Right Click >> Web Developer >> Forms >> Remove Maximum Lengths. Enter the following and click Ping.

You should now see a file transfer in progress under TFTP32. After the firmware has been transferred the power light on the RTP300 will start to blink if everything is successful. DO NOT INTERRUPT THIS PROCESS. IT MAY TAKE UP TO 2-4 MINUTES TO COMPLETE. WAIT FOR THE POWER LIGHT TO RETURN SOLID AND FOR AN ETHERNET LINK TO BE ESTABLISHED.

Boom Son you got non vonage RTP300!!!

Demo:

Link to the Script: Pastebin

I have Read a lot of people on the Ubuntu Fourms having issues with Acer AOD250 with Wifi, Webcam, and Sound. Lets get down to it…

****Note: Start with a Fresh Install if you can. If not this may or may not work due to other software/drivers installed. Also I used Ubuntu 9.10, on Acer Aspire One 250 Model: KAV60 1.13.

Wifi Fix I fixed the wifi issue by using the proprietary STA Driver After install I went into

System > Administration > Hardware Drivers

Removed B43 and Installed STA Driver Then Rebooted

Yay it works!

Webcam For this I just installed “luvcview”

sudo apt-get install luvcview

To test it I used “cheese”

Applications > Sound & video > Cheese Photo Booth

It does take 15 sec to start the video.

Yay! we got webcam!!

Sound

Download Alsa Driver and install it I used the following commands

wget ftp://ftp.alsa-project.org/pub/driver/alsa-driver-1.0.20.tar.bz2
tar xjvf alsa-driver-1.0.20.tar.bz2
cd alsa-driver-1.0.20
sudo apt-get install build-essential module-assistant
./configure –with-cards=all
make
Install it
sudo make install

Reboot
Yay we got our mic

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