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Pagi-pagi iseng-iseng scan wp, weleh... Alhamdulillah masih dpt yg ngebugs ^_^ . Langsung gas poll aje deh, step by step ane lewati. Setelah berhasil pasang shell hmm wilih la kok karnelnya 2.6.18.028xx thn 2008 gak mikir panjang lebar langsung saja ane back konek/connect back, antara server vitcim ke kompi ane :) xixixi back konek gak ada masalah, kemudian ane langsung aja cari exploit karnel yakti local exploit root, di sini ane menggunakan elightenment <==

Kemudian kita extrak saja dengan perintah :  
tar -zxvf namafile.tgz

Alhamdulillah yah sesuatu banget ^_^ , sekian. 

Assalamu'alaikum

Lupa Password Mikrotik bukan masalah lagi, sekarang sudah ada caranya tanpa harus install ulang, tapi mungkin menurut saya tidak semudah pada linux, kalo lupa password root/ admin-nya.

Langkah – langkahnya seperti dibawah :

Boot menggunakan Live-CD, mount disk yang digunakan untuk mikrotik dan siapkan juga flasdik untuk menyimpan file yang dibutuhkan.

#mount /dev/hda1 /mnt

#mount /dev/sdb1 /media

#cp  /mnt/nova/store/ /media/    ( untuk mikrotik versi terbaru )

#cp  /mnt/rw/store/ /media/       ( untuk mikrotik versi Lama )

setelah file-nya tercopy selanjutnya ada aplikasi khusus yang digunakan untuk membaca isi file user.dat tapi harus pada os linux yang core / based-nya Debian, sebelum menginstall aplikasi yang dibutuhkan terlebih dahulu ada aplikasi pendukung yang harus tersedia pada os linux-nya.

#apt-get install libssl-dev

#cd /usr/local/src/

#wget http://manio.skyboo.net/mikrotik/mtpass-0.5.tar.bz2

#tar -xvjf mtpass-0.5.tar.bz2

setelah di extract ada yang perlu ditambahkan pada file mtpass.cpp sebelum di compile, tamba #include <cstdio> lalu simpan kembali

#nano mtpass-0.5/mtpass.cpp

#include <cstdio>

compile mtpass, dan outputnya mtpass :

#g++ -lssl -lcrypto mtpass.cpp -o mtpass

#chmod +x mtpass

mount flashdisk dan jalankan mtpass :

#mount /dev/sdb1 /media

#./mtpass /media/user.dat

dan hasilnya :

Cara 2

Silakan kunjungi situs password recovery mikrotik di: http://mikrotikpasswordrecovery.com/ wkwkk :) lebih mudah cara 2 yo toh xixixi ^_^ .

Berkat berguru dengan: http://metalova.web.id/ dan http://www.forummikrotik.com/
 

Wassalamu'alaikum

Assalamu'alaikum.

Firewall software is designed to limit access to network resources running on your Linux VPS to authorized parties. Some services, such as a public web server, may be accessible to anyone. Others might be more restricted, such as an SSH daemon for remote system administration.

This guide will help you get the arno-iptables-firewall package installed and configured under Debian 5 (Lenny). For purposes of this tutorial, we assume the user is logged in as root via SSH, and that the prerequisite steps in the getting started guide have already been followed.

Make sure your package repositories and installed programs are up to date by issuing the following commands:

apt-get update
apt-get upgrade --show-upgraded

Issue the following command in your terminal:

apt-get install arno-iptables-firewall

Configuring the Firewall

As part of the installation process, you'll be presented with a debconf dialog for

configuration.  Choose "Yes" to allow your configuration to be interactively managed 

by debconf: 

Enter the name of your external network interface. Linodes have eth0 by default.

Enter a list of TCP ports you'd like to be accessible through your Linode's public IP address, separated by spaces. In this example we've specified SSH, SMTP, HTTP, HTTPS, IMAPS and POP3S. You may wish to open additional ports if you run other public services on your VPS.

Specify the UDP ports you'd like to be open to the public in the same manner.

If you have a private IP address assigned to your Linode, you can specify the interface alias for it next. In this example, we're allowing all traffic from the private network range to the private interface alias eth0:0. You may fine-tune this later to only allow access from specific hosts on the backend network. If you don't have a private IP address configured, simply leave this field blank.

You will be asked whether the firewall should be started now. Answer "Yes" here and continue.

After the initial debconf dialog exits, a few packages that arno-iptables-firewall depends upon will be configured. You will be prompted to restart the firewall after the configuration is complete.

Your firewall should be functioning correctly at this point. You can reference the file /etc/arno-iptables-firewall/firewall.conf for additional configuration beyond the scope of the debconf dialogs. To start/stop/restart the firewall from the shell, use the command /etc/init.d/arno-iptables-firewall [start|stop|restart].

Wassalamu'alaikum.

Source :  http://library.linode.com/security/firewalls/arno-iptables-debian-5-lenny