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  • Jul 19, 2010
        - Jul Meeting
    Good turnout.
    The speaker bailed early but we'll beat him next time around.

    Have a drink for me at DC18.


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  • Jun 09, 2010
        - Jun Meeting
    Another great talk, simple delivery with great potential.
    For those that missed out, you just won't know what it's like to have geeks, speed dating, and toy sales all under one roof.

    See you all in July.


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  • Apr 14, 2010
        - Apr Meeting
    FULL HOUSE. We had 21 people and one extra chair.
    Was great to see everyone and the new faces.
    Good discussion on log analysis.

    See you all in May. Possible Wireshark talk.


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  • Mar 10, 2010
        - Mar Meeting
    No scheduled talk. Eric gave a quick brief on the Dallas Maker Space, DPRG.

    See you all in Apr.


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  • Feb 10, 2010
        - Feb Meeting
    isac is a pouge, double books the night and tosses the meeting over his shoulder to MadHat.

    See you all in Mar.


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  • Jan 12, 2010
        - Jan Meeting
    Had several new folks again. Especially appreciate those willing to drive the distance.
    Redsand gave a last minute talk on a custom Metasploit module, thanks for that password Redsand. ;)
    neural_phantom, you still owe us that stego talk.
    See you all in Feb.


  • Kaiko

    • Kaiko - The Script - Updated May 28, 2009
    • Kaiko - The Config - Updated Aug 31, 2005

      Kaiko means "Silcworm" in Japanese, and as the person who suggested it pointed out, "worm means something to you hacker types, right?" I gave Kaiko the last name of Hatsukaa, which means "hacker". So Kaiko's full name is Silcworm[sic] Hacker.

      Kaiko is a girl, presently. She has the ability to auto op people joining a channel she is on. While there are a lot of bots out there for IRC, there are few to none for Silc, and so Kaiko was born. Kaiko is a script that has to be run inside a CLI silc client. It is a full silc session, with it's own configs, public/private key pairs, etc...

      Check here for more details on Kaiko, how to install her, how to run her and how to modify her. For now, you have access to the code and config files.

      ToDo:
    • Add private message responces
    • Remove some hardcoded locations

      Current /msg kaiko help ouput

      *kaiko* Private Message Commands:
       - join #channel [passwd]
         To invite kaiko to #channel
         She will join and add the person who invited her to her 
           auto op list to that channel.
         You can invite her to a channel, op her and leave, and 
           when you come back, she will auto-op you, keeping the 
           channel open
       
       - leave #channel
         To make kaiko leave a channel
         Can only be done by the person that did the invite 
           (by fingerprint)
       
       -op #channel user
         To make kaiko op user on #channel, if they have the 
           rights or you have op rights for that channel in the 
           config anonymous ops?
      
       - quote 
         To display current stock quote of  from Yahoo Finance
       
       - define 
        To display the MW definition of 
       
       - jargon 
        To display the jargin file entry for 
       
       - broadcast message here
         To display a message to all channels kaiko is currently on.
         * kaiko heard message here
         NOTE:  Don't abuse or it will be removed
       
       
       In #channel Command
       - kaiko version
         To display the current version of Kaiko, as defined in 
           the config file
       
       - kaiko info 
         To display the last known info about a user
         * kaiko last saw  on   from 
       
       - kaiko broadcast message here
         To display a message to all channels kaiko is currently on.
         * kaiko heard message here
       
       - kaiko define
        To display the MW definition of WORD to the channel
      
       - kaiko jargon
        To display the jargon file entry for WORD to the channel
       
       - who/what is ...?
         as kaiko listens to the channel, she picks up bits of info
         She will tell if she has heard anything  about the subject
       
       - kaiko sleep 
        To make kaiko not respond to anything in public channels 
          for  minutes
        Issueing a sleep command while kaiko is asleep will tell
          you how long until kaiko wakes up
      
      

      Samadhi

    • Samadhi - Samadhi tries to fill the hole in the current applications of SILC protocol. Currently, in IRC and other chatting networks, you can find those little artificial friends, which provide you with some services. If you want to look up a unix manual page, record some news to be displayed on the webpage of a channel or just want to keep your channel safe from intruders, these little programs can come handy.