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In this undated image made from video and provided Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2009 by Mercy for Animals, male chicks are separated from females at Hy-Line North America's hatchery in Spencer, Iowa. An animal rights group is calling on the nation's largest grocery story chains to post warnings on egg cartons that unwanted male chicks are ground up alive, after videotaping the common industry practice at an Iowa egg hatchery
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Difference Between An Affiliate and a Super Affiliate
Difference Between An Affiliate & Super Affiliate
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Super Affiliate! Corny, but "super affiliate" is the new buzzword for affiliates who are both ambitious and successful at affiliate marketing. There are wild claims online about affiliate marketing: Make Millions Overnight! Never Work Again! Unfortunately, these claims are usually false. To go from being a plain affiliate to super affiliate takes a lot of work. In short, you need to be an affiliate of steel.
The vast majority of affiliate marketing sites online are run by people who have no great interest in turning a huge profit. For example, you'll find thousands of blogs where people put up a few Amazon listings and/or Google links on the off chance that a passing browser will click on them. That's all well and good, but this is no way to make a dent in the affiliate marketing game. To be a super affiliate, you need to treat affiliate marketing as a job, not just something that you do on the side to put a couple of bucks in your pocket.
There is a misconception that affiliate marketing is not a real business. After all, the affiliate is not putting out a product. This is patently false. Even though an affiliate marketer is not manufacturing a product, he or she is still offering the product up for sale. An affiliate marketer still needs to be in charge of search engine optimization, custom content, quality web design, financial management, and everything else that goes into running a successful e-business. As with any business, an affiliate marketing plan is only as strong as the amount of work you put into it.
A super affiliate will be able to turn as hefty a profit as a standard business—several sales a day on a number of different fronts. Remember, successful affiliate marketers don't necessarily stop at one site. They set up a variety of affiliate sites with a good web address, quality web design, and lucrative affiliate marketing opportunities. Additionally, once you start selling at an accelerated rate, some affiliate programs will promote you from regular affiliate to super affiliate. If you start sending sales and traffic to a business, they will reward you with better terms.
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Resveratrol Antioxidants and Weight Loss: A Good Pairing?The golden rule in weight loss is pretty simple: take in fewer calories than you expend in exercise. However, as any dieter will tell you, it’s far from easy. Americans spend billions of dollars a year on weight loss supplements, exercise programs and other diet aids—and still we can’t seem to win the battle of the bulge—even when we get desperate enough to try risky surgery or fad diets.Recently a new product has come to light that may help people trying to lose weight stay on the healthy end of the spectrum: Resveratrol Select, which is unlike many diet supplements in that it uses a combination of natural and herbal ingredients designed to help the body stay healthy while losing weight.How? By mimicking certain aspects of the Mediterranean diet.Studies have shown that part of America’s war with weight lies in the uniquely modern American combination of stressful lifestyle and fast-food consumption, and that the Mediterranean diet and lifestyle seem to be more conducive to healthier weight levels and longevity. In fact, much as been made on the news in recent months of the purported “French Paradox,” (how the French eat a high-fat diet, enjoy rich desserts, drink wine and still have better cardiovascular health than the rest of us). One of the biggest differences between the American and French diet seems to be the wine consumption, and red wine (a staple on most Mediterranean tables) contains one of nature’s most powerful antioxidants, resveratrol, which is a key ingredient in Resveratrol Select.In addition to wine, resveratrol is also found in grape skins, blueberries, cranberries and other plants, and recent animal and in vitro studies indicate that it can have a positive effect on helping to maintain healthy cholesterol levels, supporting insulin health and optimizing metabolic and immune pathways that protect cells and improve mitochondrial function. * And one capsule of Resveratrol Select includes as much resveratrol as 200 glasses of wine—without the added calories that alcohol can add to the waistline.But consuming resveratrol alone isn’t enough to help with weight loss—so the manufacturers of Resveratrol Select also added a different type of antioxidant, Green Tea Extract (EGCG), which could make a big difference. Over time, green tea consumption helps increase metabolism, burn fat and reduce fat storage due to its caffeine and L-theanin content, which can be pivotal in helping to maintain energy for exercise. *Resveratrol Select combines these two powerful antioxidants with yet another energy boosting ingredient, Chromium, a niacin-based mineral that plays an important role in how the body uses insulin to burn sugars, carbohydrates, fats, and proteins for energy.*Although relatively new to the market, Resveratrol Select seems to be making a big splash, and many people are taking advantage of the free trial offer to see how well the product works for them. The trial offer also includes two bonus tools to help with weight loss: an e-book with over 70 weight loss tips, and a weight loss visualization audio.Of course, consuming fewer calories while burning more is the most efficient form of weight loss, and it’s always a good idea to inform your doctor before taking a weight loss supplement, but this new combination herbal supplement is worth a look for those concerned about maintaining good health while losing weight. For more information on Resveratrol Select’s free trial offer and bonus materials, visit http://www.resveratrolselect.com.For more information visit: http://www.resveratrolselect.com/?aid=315046
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In the very closest of contests, the Opel/Vauxhall Insignia emerged victorious as Car of the Year 2009 with 321 points against the 320 for the Ford Fiesta. The Volkswagen Golf took third place with 223 points.
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- Advanced Quality of Service
- Stateful firewall, tunnels
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- High speed 802.11a/b/g wireless with WEP/WPA
- WDS and Virtual AP
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Introduction to the UNIX Operating System
- What is UNIX?
- Files and processes
- The Directory Structure
- Starting an UNIX terminal
Tutorial One
- Listing files and directories
- Making Directories
- Changing to a different Directory
- The directories . and ..
- Pathnames
- More about home directories and pathnames
Tutorial Two
- Copying Files
- Moving Files
- Removing Files and directories
- Displaying the contents of a file on the screen
- Searching the contents of a file
Tutorial Three
- Redirection
- Redirecting the Output
- Redirecting the Input
- Pipes
Tutorial Four
- Wildcards
- Filename Conventions
- Getting Help
Tutorial Five
- File system security (access rights)
- Changing access rights
- Processes and Jobs
- Listing suspended and background processes
- Killing a process
Tutorial Six
- Other Useful UNIX commands
Tutorial Seven
- Compiling UNIX software packages
- Download source code
- Extracting source code
- Configuring and creating the Makefile
- Building the package
- Running the software
- Stripping unnecessary code
Tutorial Eight
- UNIX variables
- Environment variables
- Shell variables
- Using and setting variables
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PC security is a hot industry, thanks to forces from the Dark Side. Your system, more than finances, will determine the tools you use to protect it. However, for the casual home or business computer, a number of free security products work well. Almost all of these products offer a paid version with more features, and many users eventually upgrade — which is why these companies can afford to offer free products.
Before you spend your hard-earned money on expensive security products, check out the following free tools.
Note: This article is also available as a PDF download.
1: AVG Anti-virus Free Edition
Without doubt, AVG is probably the most popular, free, antivirus software. It protects your system against both viruses and spyware. Initially, the free version of AVG was stable and effective. As the Dark Side advances, AVG has fallen behind a bit, but, it is still a good product if you combine it with other products (specifically, #2 and #3). Don’t depend solely on AVG.
2: Malwarebytes
Malwarebytes fights malware — programs designed with malicious intent. Unfortunately, there’s no way to uninstall malware once it’s installed, because it doesn’t show up in the Control Panel. In addition, these files usually install helper programs that re-download then reinstall the malware if you delete it. Malware includes viruses, worms, rootkits, spyware, and trojans. As these products evolve, they are harder to detect and remove. Malwarebytes is one of the best programs, free or not, for detecting and removing malware.
3: Spybot - Search & Destroy
Spyware tracks your Internet usage to create a marketing profile that is then sold, without your knowledge, to advertising companies. If you notice a new toolbar in your browser, most likely you’re being tracked by spyware. Sometimes, these programs hijack your browser homepage, forcing you to browse the Internet through their system. Although spyware isn’t inherently destructive, it usually affects performance. If your system suddenly slows down, chances are you’ve been infected. Spybot - Search & Destroy detects and removes spyware, which isn’t covered by many other anti-malware applications.
Note: A combination of #1, #2, and #3 provides adequate protection for most single-user systems. They’re easy to use and don’t require special technical knowledge.
4: WOT
Within the context of the market, WOT is a fairly new offering that adds security, via an add-in, for your browser. It will keep your system safe from online scams, identity, theft, spyware, spam, viruses, and suspect commerce sites. As WOT encounters suspect sites, it alerts you. Of course, you decide whether to continue or not, but at least you go into the transaction forewarned.
5: WinPatrol
WinPatrol is a robust security monitor that alerts you to hijackings, malware attacks, and changes made to your system without your permission. Traditional security programs scan your hard drive, searching for specific threats. WinPatrol uses a heuristic (discovery) behavior to detect attacks and violations by taking snapshots of critical resources and alerting you to changes.
6: Secunia Personal Software Inspector
Most of us have at least one insecure program installed, which puts our systems at risk. Secunia Personal Software Inspector (SPI) scans your PC for insecure programs. It also keeps you informed of updates and patches for your installed programs.
7: Sysinternals Security Utilities
This free utility from Microsoft performs a number of important security functions:
- Lets you know who has access to files, Registry keys, and other Windows services.
- Finds programs configured to run on startup.
- Uses command-line utilities to list processes running on local or remote systems.
- Scans system for rootkits.
- Offers a Department of Defense-compliant secure delete program.
8: Wireshark
System administrators will appreciate Wireshark, a network protocol analyzer. Security features include, among other things:
- Live capture and offline analysis.
- Display filters.
- Rich VoIP analysis.
- Decryption support for many protocols.
9: Nmap
Nmap is a network-mapping utility for network exploration and security auditing. Uses for Nmap include:
- Determining what hosts are available.
- Determining what services hosts are offering.
- Determining what operating systems are running.
- Determining the type of packet filters and firewalls in use.
10: Online scans
If you suspect your system has been infected and your current tools aren’t able to deal with it, try one of the following free online scan services:
In addition, you can test your firewall at ShieldsUP.
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Whether you are troubleshooting a difficult problem or chasing some interesting traffic, sometimes you need to pull a packet capture. Of course, you could configure and deploy a sniffer, but that is not the only solution you have at your fingertips. You can pull the packet capture directly from the Cisco ASA firewall. The Cisco ASA makes this an easy process.
There are at least two ways to configure your ASA to capture packets. If you prefer the GUI interface of the ASDM, you can use the Packet Capture Wizard tool by selecting it from the wizard menu.
However, I’ve found that if you don’t mind getting your hands dirty, so to speak, the CLI interface is the way to go. You can identify the traffic you are looking for with an ACL and then set your interface to capture based on the ACL results. Here’s an example of how easy it is to do this.
In this example, I want to capture all IP packets between a host at 192.168.80.51 and the test ASA at 192.168.81.52.
The first step is to set a quick ACL:
access-list testcap extended permit ip host 192.168.80.51 host 192.168.81.52 Then, we set up the capture using the capture command. We’ll reference our ACL (testcap) as our “interesting” traffic, and we’ll specify which interface we want to look at:
myasa# capture testcap interface inside Admittedly, this is probably the command in its simplest form. There are many options you can configure as part of this command, including setting buffer sizes, setting a circular-buffer that overwrites itself when full, and selecting webvpn or isakmp traffic. The point is, with two quick commands, we’ve got a packet capture going! It just doesn’t get much easier than that.
A quick show capture command verifies my capture is running.
myasa# sh capture capture testcap type raw-data interface INSIDE [Capturing - 4314 bytes] To stop the capture, use the no form of this command.
myasa # no capture testcap Now let’s look at the results. Here again, we have choices. We can look at the traffic via a browser directly from the ASA by opening an http link (Figure A) like the following:
https://192.168.81.52/admin/capture/testcap Figure A
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While we see the traffic and much of the information, we cannot see all the detail of a regular packet capture. However, we can save this info as a libpcap file with the following command, and then open this file with Wireshark or such.
https://192.168.81.52/capture/testcap/pcap Figure B shows this file when opened with Wireshark.
Figure B
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The command line also provides options for looking at your data.
myasa# show capture testcap ? access-list Display packets matching access list count Display of packets in capture decode Display decode information for each packet detail Display more information for each packet dump Display hex dump for each packet packet-number Display packet in capture trace Display extended trace information for each packet | Output modifiers Let’s look at the first nine packets.
myasa# show capture testcap count 9 4532 packets captured 1: 13:46:31.052746 192.168.81.52.22 > 192.168.80.51.2057:
P 1290581619:1290581687(68) ack 941116409 win 8192 2: 13:46:31.052884 192.168.80.51.2057 > 192.168.81.52.22: .
ack 1290581687 win 65207 3: 13:46:38.374583 arp who-has 192.168.80.219 tell 192.168.82.51 4: 13:46:38.521655 arp who-has 192.168.80.204 tell 192.168.82.51 5: 13:46:39.803120 192.168.81.52.443 > 192.168.80.51.3968: P 787673978:787675438(1460)
ack 3043311886 win 8192 6: 13:46:39.803150 192.168.81.52.443 > 192.168.80.51.3968: P 787675438:787675589(151)
ack 3043311886 win 8192 7: 13:46:39.803257 192.168.81.52.443 > 192.168.80.51.3968: P 787675589:787677049(1460)
ack 3043311886 win 8192 8: 13:46:39.803272 192.168.81.52.443 > 192.168.80.51.3968: P 787677049:787677200(151) ack
3043311886 win 8192 9: 13:46:39.803287 192.168.81.52.443 > 192.168.80.51.3968: P 787677200:787677883(683)
ack 3043311886 win 8192 9 packets shown We can also look at an entire packet from the CLI.
myasa# show capture testcap detail packet-number 5 dump 4532 packets captured 5: 13:46:39.803120 0022.5597.25b9 0014.3815.89fb 0x0800 1514: 192.168.81.52.443
> 192.168.80.51.3968: P [tcp sum ok] 787673978:787675438(1460) ack 30
43311886 win 8192 (ttl 255, id 54032) 0x0000 4500 05dc d310 0000 ff06 c052 c0a8 5134 E..........R..Q4 0x0010 c0a8 5033 01bb 0f80 2ef2 f37a b565 410e ..P3.......z.eA. 0x0020 5018 2000 5488 0000 1703 0106 4654 db31 P. .T.......FT.1 0x0030 b3d4 0a5b 3295 f719 d82a 8767 6b8b dae1 ...[2....*.gk... 0x0040 0a54 0ea8 c8c4 1c61 c45c e321 452e 6ab6 .T.....a.\.!E.j. 0x0050 ba80 4e94 3801 d973 b4fe 97d4 8b2f 9e77 ..N.8..s...../.w *Only a partial result is displayed.
So save your hardware or laptop sniffers for other parts of your network. Use your ASA to gather those snippets of network traffic that you need. But remember: in general, be kind to your ASA. When possible, create specific ACLs to refine the traffic you want to capture. Monitor your ASA while capturing packets and adjust the buffers if you need to. And, as always, refer to www.cisco.com for more detailed information.
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| Manufacturer | Model | OS Version | Login | Password |
| 3Com | - | 1.25 | root | letmein |
| 3Com | Super Stack 2 Switch | Any | manager | manager |
| 3Com | AccessBuilder® 7000 BRI | Any | - | - |
| 3Com | CoreBuilder 2500 | - | - | - |
| 3Com | Switch 3000/3300 | - | manager | manager |
| 3Com | Switch 3000/3300 | - | admin | admin |
| 3Com | Switch 3000/3300 | - | security | security |
| 3Com | Cable Managment System SQL Database (DOSCIC DHCP) | Win2000 & MS | DOCSIS_APP | 3Com |
| 3Com | NAC (Network Access Card) | - | adm | none |
| 3Com | HiPer ARC Card | v4.1.x of HA | adm | none |
| 3Com | CoreBuilder 6000 | - | debug | tech |
| 3Com | CoreBuilder 7000 | - | tech | tech |
| 3Com | SuperStack II Switch 2200 | - | debug | synnet |
| 3Com | SuperStack II Switch 2700 | - | tech | tech |
| 3Com | SuperStack / CoreBuilder | - | admin | - |
| 3Com | SuperStack / CoreBuilder | - | read | - |
| 3Com | SuperStack / CoreBuilder | - | write | - |
| 3Com | LinkSwitch and CellPlex | - | tech | tech |
| 3Com | LinkSwitch and CellPlex | - | debug | synnet |
| 3Com | Superstack II 3300FX | - | admin | - |
| 3Com | Switch 3000/3300 | - | Admin | 3Com |
| 3Com | 3ComCellPlex7000 | - | tech | tech |
| 3Com | Switch 3000/3300 | - | monitor | monitor |
| 3Com | AirConnect Access Point | n/a | - | comcomcom |
| 3Com | Superstack II Dual Speed 500 | - | security | security |
| 3Com | OfficeConnect 5x1 | at least 5.x | - | PASSWORD |
| 3Com | SuperStack 3 Switch 3300XM | - | admin | - |
| 3Com | Super Stack 2 Switch | Any | manager | manager |
| 3Com | SuperStack II Switch 1100 | - | manager | manager |
| 3Com | SuperStack II Switch 1100 | - | security | security |
| 3Com | super stack 2 switch | any | manager | manager |
| 3Com | Office Connect Remote 812 | - | root | !root |
| 3Com | Switch 3000/3300 | - | admin | admin |
| 3Com | OCR-812 | - | - | - |
| 3Com | - | - | - | - |
| 3Com | NBX100 | 2.8 | administrator | 0000 |
| 3Com | Home Connect | - | User | Password |
| 3Com | OfficeConnect 5x1 | at least 5.x | estheralastruey | - |
| 3Com | SuperStack II Switch 3300 | - | manager | manager |
| 3Com | Superstack | - | - | - |
| ACC | Routers | - | netman | netman |
| Acc/Newbridge | Congo/Amazon/Tigris | All versions | netman | netman |
| Acc/Newbridge | Congo/Amazon/Tigris | All versions | netman | netman |
| adaptec | - | - | - | - |
| Adaptec RAID | Storage Manager Pro | All | Administrator | adaptec |
| adtran | tsu 600 ethernet module | - | 18364 | - |
| Adtran | TSU 120 e | - | - | ADTRAN |
| Adtran | TSU 120 e | - | - | ADTRAN |
| Aironet | All | - | | |
| alcatel | - | - | - | - |
| Alcatel | 1000 ANT | Win98 | - | - |
| alcatel | speed touch home | - | - | - |
| Alcatel/Newbridge/Timestep | VPN Gateway 15xx/45xx/7xxx | Any | root | permit |
| Alcatel/Newbridge/Timestep | VPN Gateway 15xx/ | Any | root | permit |
| Alcatel/Newbridge/Timestep | VPN Gateway 15xx/ | Any | root | permit |
| Allied Tenysin | R130 | - | Manager | friend |
| Alteon | ACEswitch 180e (telnet) | - | admin | blank |
| Alteon Web Systems | All hardware releases | Web OS 5.2 | none | admin |
| APC | MasterSwitches | - | apc | apc |
| APC | Any | Firmware Pri | apcuser | apc |
| Apple | Network Assistant | 3.X | None | xyzzy |
| Apple | Airport | 1.1 | none | public |
| Arrowpoint | any? | - | admin | system |
| Ascend | All TAOS models | all | admin | Ascend |
| Ascend | Pipeline Terminal Server | - | answer | - |
| Ascom | Timeplex Routers | Any | See notes | - |
| AT&T | Starlan SmartHUB | 9.9 | N/A | manager |
| AWARD | Any BIOS | - | AWARD_SW | - |
| Axent | NetProwler manager | WinNT | administrator | admin |
| Axis | NPS 530 | 5.02 | root | pass |
| AXIS | StorPoint CD100 | 4.28 | root | pass |
| AXIS | 200 V1.32 | - | admin | - |
| Axis | 2100 Network Camera | Linux (ETRAX | root | pass |
| bay | cv1001003 | - | - | - |
| bay | - | - | - | - |
| Bay | - | - | - | - |
| Bay / Nortel | ARN | 13.20 | Manager (caps count !) | - |
| Bay Network Routers | All | - | User | - |
| Bay Networks | ASN / ARN Routers | Any | Manager | Manager |
| Bay Networks | Baystack | - | - | NetICs |
| Bay/Nortel Networks | Accelar 1xxx switches | Any | rwa | rwa |
| Bay/Nortel Networks | Remote Annex 2000 | Any | admin | IP address |
| BEA | Weblogic | 5.1 | system | weblogic |
| BEA | - | - | - | - |
| bewan | - | - | - | - |
| Bintec | all Routers | Any | admin | bintec |
| Bintec | - | - | - | - |
| Biodata | BIGfire & BIGfire+ | all | - | biodata |
| Biodata | all Babylon-Boxes | all | - | Babylon |
| Borland | interbase | - | - | - |
| Borland | Interbase | Any | politcally | correct |
| Borland/Inprise | Interbase | any | SYSDBA | masterkey |
| BreezeCom | AP10, SA10 | BreezeNET PR | - | - |
| BreezeCOM | Station Adapter and Access Point | 4.x | - | Super |
| BreezeCOM | - | 3.x | - | Master |
| BreezeCOM | Station Adapter and Access Point | 2.x | - | laflaf |
| Brocade | Silkworm | - | admin | password |
| Buffalo/MELCO | AirStation WLA-L11 | - | root (cannot be changed) | (no password by default) |
| Cabletron | any | any | -- | -- |
| Cabletron | NB Series | Any | - | inuvik49 |
| Cabletron routers and switches | * | * | blank | blank |
| Cayman | 3220-H DSL Router | GatorSurf 5. | Any | - |
| celerity | - | - | - | - |
| Chase Research | Iolan+ | - | - | iolan |
| Cisco | Any Router and Switch | 10 thru 12 | cisco | cisco |
| Cisco | ConfigMaker Software | any? | n/a | cmaker |
| CISCO | Network Registrar | 3.0 | ADMIN | changeme |
| CISCO | N/A | N/A | pixadmin | pixadmin |
| Cisco | routers | Not sure...j | - | san-fran |
| Cisco | VPN 3000 Concentrator | - | admin | admin |
| Cisco | Net Ranger 2.2.1 | Sol 5.6 | root | attack |
| cisco | 1600 | 12.05 | - | - |
| cisco | 1601 | - | - | - |
| cisco | - | - | - | - |
| cisco | - | - | - | - |
| Cisco | MGX | * | superuser | superuser |
| cisco | 1601 | - | - | - |
| cisco | - | - | - | - |
| Cisco | - | - | - | - |
| cisco | - | - | - | - |
| Cisco | any | aany IOS | no default login | no default password |
| CISCO | arrowpoint | - | - | - |
| cisco | - | - | - | - |
| cisco | - | - | - | - |
| cisco | - | - | - | - |
| Cisco | 2503 | - | - | - |
| Cisco | - | - | - | - |
| cisco | - | - | - | - |
| Cisco | IDS (netranger) | - | root | attack |
| cisco | - | - | - | - |
| cisco | 1600 | - | - | - |
| CMOS BIOS | - | - | - | ESSEX or IPC |
| Cobalt | RaQ * Qube* | Any | admin | admin |
| Com21 | - | - | - | - |
| Comersus Shopping Cart | 3.2 | Win 95/98/NT | admin | dmr99 |
| Compaq | Insight Manager | - | Administrator | administrator |
| Compaq | Insight Manager | - | operator | operator |
| Compaq | Management Agents | All | administrator | none |
| compaq | - | - | - | - |
| copper mountain | - | - | - | - |
| Coppercom | - | - | - | - |
| Coyote-Point | Equaliser 4 | Free BSD | eqadmin - Serial port only | equalizer |
| Coyote-Point | Equaliser 4 | Free BSD | root - Serial port only | - |
| Coyote-Point | Equaliser 4 | Free BSD | look - Web Browser only (Read a | look |
| Coyote-Point | Equaliser 4 | Free BSD | touch - Web Browser only (Write | touch |
| Cyclades | MP/RT | - | super | surt |
| D-Link | DI-704 | - | - | admin |
| D-Link | DI-701 | 2.22 (?) | - | - |
| Dell | PowerVault 50F | WindRiver (E | root | calvin |
| Dell | PowerVault 35F | - | root | calvin |
| Dell | Powerapp Web 100 Linux | RedHat 6.2 | root | powerapp |
| dell | - | - | - | - |
| Digiboard | Portserver 8 & 16 | any | root | dbps |
| DLink | DI-206 ISDN router | 1.* | Admin | Admin |
| Dlink | Dl-106 ISDN router | - | - | 1234 |
| DLink | DL-701 Cable/DSL Gateway/Firewall | - | - | year2000 |
| Dlink | DFE-538TX 10/100 Adapter | Windows 98 | - | - |
| dlink | di704 | - | - | admin |
| DLink | DI 106 | winnt | administrator | @*nigU^D.ha,; |
| Dupont Digital Water Proofer | Sun Sparc | any | root | par0t |
| eci | - | - | - | - |
| Efficient | - | - | - | - |
| Elron | Firewall | 2.5c | hostname/ip address | sysadmin |
| emai | hotmail | - | - | - |
| Ericsson | ACC | - | netman | netman |
| Ericsson (formerly ACC) | Any router | all | netman | netman |
| Extended Systems | ExtendNet 4000 / Firewall | all Versions | admin | admin |
| Extended Systems | Print Servers | - | admin | extendnet |
| Extreme | All Summits | - | admin | - |
| extreme | black diamond | - | - | - |
| Extreme | All | All | Admin | - |
| Flowpoint | 144, 2200 DSL Routers | ALL | - | password |
| FlowPoint | 144, 2200 DSL Routers | ALL | - | admin |
| Flowpoint | 2200 | - | - | Serial Num |
| Flowpoint | 2200 | - | - | Serial Num |
| fore | - | - | - | - |
| Fore Systems | ASX 1000/1200 | 6.x | ami | - |
| Foundry Networks | ServerIronXL | Any | - | - |
| fujitsu | l460 | - | - | - |
| Future Networks | FN 110C Docsis cablemodem | Any | - | - |
| gatway | solo9100 | win95 | - | - |
| General Instruments | SB2100D Cable Modem | - | test | test |
| gonet | - | - | fast | abd234 |
| Hewlett Packard | HP Jetdirect (All Models) | Any | none | none |
| Hewlett Packard | MPE-XL | - | HELLO | MANAGER.SYS |
| Hewlett Packard | MPE-XL | - | HELLO | MGR.SYS |
| Hewlett Packard | MPE-XL | - | HELLO | FIELD.SUPPORT |
| Hewlett Packard | MPE-XL | - | MGR | CAROLIAN |
| Hewlett Packard | MPE-XL | - | MGR | CCC |
| Hewlett Packard | MPE-XL | - | OPERATOR | COGNOS |
| Hewlett Packard | MPE-XL | - | MANAGER | HPOFFICE |
| hp | 4150 | - | - | - |
| hp | - | - | - | - |
| IBM | AS/400 | - | qsecofr | qsecofr |
| IBM | AS/400 | - | qsysopr | qsysopr |
| IBM | AS/400 | - | qpgmr | qpgmr |
| IBM | NetCommerce PRO | 3.2 | ncadmin | ncadmin |
| IBM | LAN Server / OS/2 | 2.1, 3.0, 4. | username | password |
| IBM | 2210 | RIP | def | trade |
| IBM | DB2 | WinNT | db2admin | db2admin |
| IBM | Lotus Domino Go WebServer (net.commerce edition) | ANY ? | webadmin | webibm |
| IBM | AS400 | Any | QSECOFR | QSECOFR |
| IBM | RS/6000 | AIX | root | ibm |
| IBM | - | OS/400 | QSECOFR | QSECOFR |
| IBM | AS400 | - | QSRVBAS | QSRVBAS |
| IBM | AS400 | - | QSRV | QSRV |
| ibm | as400 | - | - | - |
| IBM | AS/400 | OS/400 | QUSER | QUSER |
| IBM | AS/400 | - | - | - |
| IBM | ra6000 | AIX Unix | - | - |
| IBM | AIX | - | - | - |
| Imperia Software | Imperia Content Managment System | Unix/NT | superuser | superuser |
| Intel | 510T | Any | - | admin |
| Intel | All Routers | All Versions | - | babbit |
| Intel | All Routers | All Versions | - | babbit |
| Intel | Intel PRO/Wireless 2011 Wireless LAN Access Point | Any | - | Intel |
| Intel | wireless lan access Point | - | - | comcomcom |
| Ipswitch | Whats up Gold 6.0 | Windows 9x a | admin | admin |
| janta sales | 254 | compaq | janta sales | janta211 |
| janta sales | 254 | compaq | janta sales | janta211 |
| Jetform | Jetform_design | - | Jetform | - |
| Kawa | - | - | - | - |
| LANCAST | - | - | - | - |
| Lantronix | LPS1-T Print Server | j11-16 | any | system |
| Lantronix | MSS100, MSSVIA, UDS10 | Any | - | system |
| Lantronix | LSB4 | any | any | system |
| Lantronix | Printer and terminalservers | - | - | system |
| LGIC | Goldstream | 2.5.1 | LR-ISDN | LR-ISDN |
| Linkou School | - | - | bill | bill |
| Linkou School | - | - | bill | bill |
| Linksys | Cable/DSL router | Any | - | admin |
| Linksys | BEFSR7(1) OR (4) | Standalone R | blank | admin |
| linksys | - | - | - | - |
| Linksys | BEFSR41 | - | (blank) | admin |
| Livingston | Livingston_portmaster2/3 | - | !root | blank |
| Livingston | Livingston_officerouter | - | !root | blank |
| Lucent | Portmaster 2 | - | !root | none |
| Lucent | Cajun Family | - | root | root |
| lucent | Portmaster 3 | unknown | !root | !ishtar |
| Lucent | Packetstar (PSAX) | - | readwrite | lucenttech1 |
| Lucent | AP-1000 | - | public | public |
| lucent | dsl | - | - | - |
| lucent | - | - | - | - |
| macromedia | freehand | 9 | - | - |
| MacSense | X-Router Pro | - | admin | admin |
| mcafee | - | - | - | - |
| microcom | hdms | unknowen | system | hdms |
| Micron | - | bios | - | - |
| Microrouter (Cisco) | Any | Any | - | letmein |
| Microrouter (Cisco) | Any | Any | - | letmein |
| Microsoft | Windows NT | All | Administrator | - |
| Microsoft | Windows NT | All | Guest | - |
| Microsoft | Windows NT | All | - | |
| Microsoft | SQL Server | - | sa | - |
| Microsoft | Windows NT | 4.0 | pkoolt | pkooltPS |
| Microsoft | NT | - | - | start |
| MICROSOFT | NT | 4.0 | free user | user |
| Microsoft | Windows NT | 4.0 | admin | admin |
| MICROSOFT | NT | 4.0 | free user | user |
| Microsoft | - | - | - | - |
| microsoft | - | - | - | - |
| Microsoft | Ms proxy 2.0 | - | - | - |
| microsoft | - | - | - | - |
| mICROSOFT | - | - | - | - |
| Microsoft | Key Managment Server | Windows NT 4 | - | password |
| Microsoft | - | - | - | - |
| Motorola | Motorola-Cablerouter | - | cablecom | router |
| Motorola | Motorola-Cablerouter | - | cablecom | router |
| motorola | cyber surfer | - | - | - |
| msdloto | msdloto | - | - | - |
| msdloto | - | - | - | - |
| Multi-Tech | RASExpress Server | 5.30a | guest | none |
| Nanoteq | NetSeq firewall | * | admin | NetSeq |
| NetApp | NetCache | any | admin | NetCache |
| Netgaer | RH328 | - | - | 1234 |
| Netgear | RH348 | - | - | 1234 |
| Netgear | ISDN-Router RH348 | - | - | 1234 |
| Netgear | RT311 | Any | Admin | 1234 |
| Netgear | RT314 | Any | Admin | 1234 |
| Netgear | RT338 | - | - | 1234 |
| Netgear | RT311/RT314 | - | admin | 1234 |
| netgear | - | - | - | - |
| netlink | rt314 | - | - | - |
| Netopia | R7100 | 4.6.2 | admin | admin |
| Netopia | 455 | v3.1 | | |
| Netscreen | NS-5, NS10, NS-100 | 2.0 | netscreen | netscreen |
| NeXT | - | NeXTStep 3.3 | me | - |
| Nokia - Telecom NZ | M10 | - | Telecom | Telecom |
| Nortel | Meridian 1 PBX | OS Release 2 | 0000 | 0000 |
| Nortel | Contivity Extranet Switches | 2.x | admin | setup |
| Nortel | Norstar Modular ICS | Any | **ADMIN (**23646) | ADMIN (23646) |
| Nortel | Norstar Modular ICS | Any | **CONFIG (266344) | CONFIG (266344) |
| Nortel Networks (Bay) | Instant Internet | Any | - | - |
| Northern Telecom(Nortel) | Meridian 1 | - | - | m1link |
| Novell | NetWare | Any | guest | - |
| Novell | NetWare | any | - | |
| Novell | NetWare | Any | LASER | - |
| Novell | NetWare | Any | HPLASER | - |
| Novell | NetWare | Any | PRINTER | - |
| Novell | NetWare | Any | LASERWRITER | - |
| Novell | NetWare | Any | POST | - |
| Novell | NetWare | Any | - | |
| Novell | NetWare | Any | GATEWAY | - |
| Novell | NetWare | Any | GATE | - |
| Novell | NetWare | Any | ROUTER | - |
| Novell | NetWare | Any | BACKUP | - |
| Novell | NetWare | Arcserve | CHEY_ARCHSVR | WONDERLAND |
| Novell | NetWare | Any | WINDOWS_PASSTHRU | - |
| novell | - | - | - | - |
| ODS | 1094 IS Chassis | 4.x | ods | ods |
| Optivision | Nac 3000 & 4000 | any | root | mpegvideo |
| Oracle | 8i | 8.1.6 | sys | change_on_install |
| Oracle | Internet Directory Service | any | cn=orcladmin | welcome |
| Oracle | 7 or later | - | system | manager |
| Oracle | 7 or later | - | sys | change_on_install |
| Oracle | 7 or later | Any | Scott | Tiger |
| Oracle | 8i | all | internal | oracle |
| oracle | - | - | - | - |
| oracle | - | - | - | - |
| oracle co. | Database engines | every | sys | change_on_install |
| Osicom(Datacom) | Osicom(Datacom) | - | sysadm | sysadm |
| Pandatel | EMUX | all | admin | admin |
| PlainTree | Waveswitch 100 | - | - | default.password |
| RapidStream | RS4000-RS8000 | Linux | rsadmin | rsadmin |
| realtek | 8139 | - | - | - |
| Remedy | Any | Any | Demo | - |
| Research Machines | Classroom Assistant | Windows 95 | manager | changeme |
| Rodopi | Rodopi billing software 'AbacBill' sql database | - | rodopi | rodopi |
| Samba | SWAT Package | Linux | Any Local User | Local User password |
| schoolgirl | member | - | ich | hci |
| Securicor3NET | Monet | any | manager | friend |
| Securicor3NET | Cezzanne | any | manager | friend |
| SGI | all | all | root | n/a |
| SGI | Embedded Support Partner | IRIX 6.5.6 | Administrator | Partner |
| SGI | IRIX | ALL | lp | lp |
| SGI | IRIX | ALL | OutOfBox, demos, guest, 4DGifts | (none by default) |
| SGI | IRIX | ALL | EZsetup | - |
| Shiva | LanRover | any? | root | - |
| Shiva | AccessPort | Any | hello | hello |
| Shiva | Any? | - | Guest | blank |
| SMC | Barricade | - | - | admin |
| soho | nbg800 | unknown | admin | 1234 |
| Solaris | - | - | - | - |
| sonic wall | any firewall device | admin | password | - |
| SonicWall | Any Firewall Device | - | admin | password |
| SpeedStream | - | - | - | - |
| Spider Systems | M250 / M250L | - | - | hello |
| Sprint PCS | SCH2000 | see notes | Menu - 8 - 0 (see notes) | 040793 |
| Ssangyoung | SR2501 | - | - | 2501 |
| Sun | - | SunOS 4.1.4 | root | - |
| Sun | - | Solaris | - | - |
| surecom | ep3501/3506 | own os | admin | surecom |
| Symnatec | - | - | - | - |
| SysKonnect | 6616 | - | default.password | - |
| SysKonnect | 6616 | - | default.password | - |
| Tekelec | Eagle STP | - | eagle | eagle |
| Telebit | netblazer 3.* | - | setup/snmp | setup/nopasswd |
| Terayon | TeraLink Getaway | - | admin | password |
| Terayon | TeraLink 1000 Controller | - | admin | password |
| Terayon | TeraLink 1000 Controller | - | user | password |
| Terayon | TeraLink Getaway | - | user | password |
| terayon | - | 6.29 | admin | nms |
| Terrayon | - | - | - | - |
| Titbas | - | SCO | haasadm | lucy99 |
| TopLayer | AppSwitch 2500 | Any | siteadmin | toplayer |
| Toshiba | TR-650 | V2.01.00 | admin | tr650 |
| toshiba | 480cdt | - | - | - |
| toshiba | - | - | - | - |
| TrendMicro | ISVW (VirusWall) | any | admin | admin |
| Trintech | eAcquirer App/Data Servers | - | t3admin | Trintech |
| Ullu ka pattha | Gand mara | Gandoo | Bhosda | Lund |
| USR | TOTALswitch | Any | none | amber |
| Vina Technologies | ConnectReach | 3.6.2 | (none) | (none) |
| voy | - | - | - | - |
| WatchGuard | FireBox | 3-4.6 | - | wg (touch password) |
| Webmin | Webmin | Any Unix/Lin | admin | - |
| Webramp | 410i etc... | - | wradmin | trancell |
| Win2000 | Quick Time 4.0 | Englisch | - | - |
| Windows 98 se | 98 se | - | - | - |
| Wireless Inc. | WaveNet 2458 | n/a | root | rootpass |
| Xylan | Omnistack 1032CF | 3.2.8 | admin | password |
| Xylan | Omnistack 4024 | 3.4.9 | admin | password |
| Xylan | Omniswitch | 3.1.8 | admin | switch |
| xyplex | mx-16xx | - | setpriv | system |
| Zyxel | ISDN-Router Prestige 1000 | - | - | 1234 |
| zyxel | prestige 300 series | zynos 2.* | - | 1234 |
| Zyxel | ISDN Router Prestige 100IH | - | - | 1234 |
| Zyxel | prestige 300 series | any | - | - |
| Zyxel | prestige 600 series | any | - | - |
| ZYXEL | 641 ADSL | - | - | 1234 |
| Zyxel | prestige 128 modem-router | any | - | 1234 |
| Zyxel | ISDN-Router Prestige 1000 | - | - | - |
| Zyxel | ISDN-Router Prestige 1000 | - | - | - |
| zyxel | - | - | - | - |
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