Showing posts with label access control. Show all posts
Showing posts with label access control. Show all posts

Monday, November 5, 2007

Urban Terror 4.0

Action Games

Urban Terror


Urban Terror is a realism based total conversion mod for Quake III Arena which no longer requires this game to be played. It only uses its engine, which is open sourced through the GPL and may be distributed freely. Urban Terror plays in about the same setting as Counter Strike, but is less focused on realism and plays much faster, which among other things, is caused by the ability to strafe jump, which combined with wall jumping can lead to very quick movement and nice jumps. Urban Terror has 7 game modes, 25 maps and 15 weapons.

If you have Quake 3 Arena already installed, you only need to run the Urban Terror Installer.






File Size = 531.28 MB

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Cisco IOS web server with no enable password

IOS has (yet another) nice "underdocumented" feature - if you don't have an enable password/secret configured on your router, you can access IOS HTTP(S) server (assuming it's enabled with the ip http server command) without any authentication whatsoever. Of course you'd never do that in a production environment, but it's nice to know you can always configure the router from a web browser if needed (see also the discussion on default passwords with Cisco SDM).

Change the username/password prompt with AAA

TACACS+ protocol introduced with the IOS AAA architecture had great provisions for customizing the whole login process (user-defined banners, prompts ...). Unfortunately, it never really took off and most AAA solutions deployed today rely on RADIUS servers that cannot control the login process itself (the RADIUS server can only check the username/password pair for validity).

To
change the login prompts when using RADIUS servers, use the aaa authentication [bannerfail-messagepassword-promptusername-prompt] text configuration command.

For example, to introduce meaningful prompts when using one-time password solution, you could use something similar to this configuration:
aaa authentication banner #
Access to this router is protected with one-time passwords.

Send an e-mail to admin@nowhere.net if you need access.

#
aaa authentication fail-message #
Login failed. Wait at least 30 seconds and retry
#
aaa authentication password-prompt "Enter your PIN + one-time password:"
aaa authentication username-prompt "Enter your username:"
Note: the texts specified with the password-prompt and username-prompt options are one-line texts delimited with quotes, the parameters of the banner and fail-message options are multi-lined texts delimited with any character.
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