Phrack

0x01 Introduction TCLH
0x02 Phrack Prophile of The UNIX Terrorist TCLH
0x03 Phrack World News TCLH
0x04 Stealth Hooking: another way to subvert the Windows kernel mxatone
ivanlefou
0x05 Clawing holes in NAT with UPnP felinemenace
0x06 The only laws on Internet are assembly and RFCs Julia
0x07 Hacking the System Management Mode BSDaemon, coideloko, d0nand0n
0x08 Mystifying the debugger for ultimate stealthness halfdead
0x09 Australian Restricted Defense Networks and FISSO The Finn
0x0a Phook - The PEB Hooker shearer & dreg
0x0b Hacking the $49 Wifi Finder openschemes
0x0c The art of exploitation: Samba WINS stack overflow max_packetz
0x0d The Underground Myth anonymous
0x0e Hacking your brain: Artificial Conciousness -C
0x0f International scenes various


Windows stealth hooking article brings a deep analysis of the XP kernel
internals by presenting two sophisticated backdooring techniques. It is
generally hard to find valuable reverse engineering articles covering
*new* topics and satisfying our standards, but these guys have made a great
job. Make sure also to check out the PEB Hooker and the full published
source code if M$ software reversing is your thing. Both of those articles
will bring you a very good read.

Felinemenace is featured again and brings you one of their latest hacks on
more recent network protocols. Our second network article digs into FISSO
by introducing not-so-public information about australian restricted
networks.

As we continue to care about cryptography, Phrack #65 includes a useful
cryptographic concept of deniable encryption, a particulary relevant topic
for hackers. Check out Julia's article for all details.

As mentioned, we have tried to bring you the best low-level hacking around.
Articles such as Hacking the System Management Mode, Hacking the $49 Wifi
Finder, Mystifying the debugger, are not really 0day for those of you
already in the underground, but aim to bring you sufficiently material to
develop your creativity on that matter.

Finally, we could not release Phrack without at least one exploitation
article. Max Packets has done the job of describing step by step his
Samba WINS exploit. The information contained herein will certainly be
enough for those of you guys who want to develop their own.

http://www.phrack.org/issues.html?issue=65