Sebagai lanjutan dari dari artikel sebelumnya tentang Jadikan Komputermu Local Server. Salah satu software agar komputer kita bisa menjadi local server adalah WampServer. WampServer ketika tulisan ini di tulis adalah WampServer 2.0. WampServer 2.0 adalah software gabungan dari Apache 2.2.11, PHP 5.3.0, MySQL 5.1.36, Phpmyadmin. Untuk menginstal WampServer 2.0i, berikut langkah-langkahnya :
• Silahkan anda download terlebih dahulu pada situs resminya di http://www.wampserver.com/en/download.php (16MB)
• Setelah filenya berhasil anda download, silahkan dobel klik pada file tersebut dan akan muncul wizard seperti berikut :
• Klik pada Tombol “Next”. Silahkan baca License Agreement yang ada, jika anda setuju dan ingin meneruskan instalasi, pilih I accept the agreement lalu klik tombol “Next”
• Klik kembali “Next”
• Klik kembali “Next”
• Klik tombol “Install”, proses instalsai dimulai.
• Biasanya akan muncul keterangan bahwa wamp telah mendeteksi adanya browser internet, pilih “Yes”.
• Klik “Next”
• Setelah proses selesai. Klik tombol “Finish”
• Selesai.
Jika WampServer telah terinstal pada komputer, berbagai script web atau CMS siap untuk di install secara offline.
Software serupa yang bisa di gunakan adalah Xampp, AppServ ( thanks to Ries atas rekomendasinya ) dan yang lainnya.
Yang mau berbagi tentang software lain yang bisa di gunakan, silahkan ditulis di kotak komentar.
GnackTrackR6 is now officially released.
R6 has recieved support from some new DEVs so we now have more fingers working on GnackTrack. We have added patches to the compat-wireless modules so R6 has better support for injection and monitor mode. We have also now added an XP Theme so you can quickly emulate an XP box; see the video below. For support questions please use the forums.
We have had recent issues with wireless within GnackTrack and have had to release a fix for better (and faster) packet injection.
Ethan Dotson has been hard at work testing and creating this script in order to fix the wireless injection support within GnackTrack version R4 and R5. This script is fully automated, all you need to do is download, chmod +x fix-wireless.sh and then ./fix-wireless.sh Click here to download the fix-wireless.sh script.
GnackTrackR5 is now officially released.
We have added many new features in this release and have fixed some bugs. You'll now be able to easily use tools such as xplico, armitage and magictree.
GnackTrackR4 is now officially released. We have tested this version with more wireless cards so we're confident that if you've had wireless issues this should fix it.
Due to the rushed release of R2 we felt that we did not have sufficient time for testing. In order to combat this we have worked hard over the last week in order to get GnackTrackR3 ready.
This version has now been fully upgraded to Ubuntu 10.10 so comes with many of the exciting new features. Installing is now much more streamlined and this version now comes with much better wireless support out of the box. After a few requests we have also included printer support as standard.
After a mad rush over the last few days we have managed to get GnackTrackR2 ready as a direct replacement for GnackTrackFinal. We have updated many of the tools within the feed and have also installed the 2.6.35 kernel with patched wireless drivers.
This version, and version here after, will unfortunately not include Nessus but you can still download your copy from the NessusTenable website. Lets hope in the future Tenable will give us permission to re-integrate it.
After a considerable amount of effort this month we are pleased to announce the finished version of GnackTrack. Although this is the final version we will continue to add new packages and updates as they become available or are requested every 3 months unless a major revision to a tool is made.
This version now includes language support which can be access via System-->Administration-->Language Support. Keyboard Layout preferences can now be accessed via System-->Preferences-->Keyboard. We have added a GnackTrack splash screen to the boot process and have also created a Services section under the Gnome menu where you can instantly turn on/off ssh, ftp, mysql, http, tftp, vnc, etc...
Here is a video of GnackTrack being installed under a VM.
GnackTrack 10.04RC1!!!
Ok, after a long wait due to issues with the new dev platform we are pleased to announce the latest version of GnackTrack. This is version RC1. We are trying to iron out all of the bugs in this version in order to have a 100% stable and fully working version next. Any bugs you do find please let us know in the forum.
We have also as promised decided to release a VMWare image of the distribution. Hopefully it'll keep everyone happy.
Ok we've decided it's great having all the apps within GnackTrack but its important that you get to test them. Testing them against live services is not the best way to learn so we have created a LiveCD and VM image of WackoPicko. WackoPicko is a website that contains known vulnerabilities that was designed for the whitepaper[Why Johnny Can't Pentest: An Analysis of Black-box Web Vulnerability Scanners]. The source can be downloaded from github here, or you can download the prebuilt LiveCD or VM Image below.
We're happy to announce that beta 4 is now ready. There have been new tools added to this release and menus fixed for binaries in the wrong location. please let me know of any issues you find.
Beta3 is finally ready. This release was rebuilt from scratch in order to remove all of the dev/testing junk left over. The Gnome menu is now populated with all of the pentest programs, that was no easy job! Please let me know of any issues you find.
Were pleased to announce the release of GnackTrack 10.04beta2! A lot of effort has gone into this work so please have a look at the changes. Please let me know of any issues you find.
Hi all, after a considerable amount of work over the weekend we have started to implement the toolkit into the Gnome Menu. This has proved very time consuming, we think we're about halfway, hopefully sometime in the week we'll be able to complete the menu.
We're proud to say that the alpha2 version is ready. Not much on the surface has changed but we have been busy trying to fix a few of the smaller issues discovered.
GnackTrackR6 is now officially released.
R6 has recieved support from some new DEVs so we now have more fingers working on GnackTrack. We have added patches to the compat-wireless modules so R6 has better support for injection and monitor mode. We have also now added an XP Theme so you can quickly emulate an XP box; see the video below. For support questions please use the forums.
We have had recent issues with wireless within GnackTrack and have had to release a fix for better (and faster) packet injection.
Ethan Dotson has been hard at work testing and creating this script in order to fix the wireless injection support within GnackTrack version R4 and R5. This script is fully automated, all you need to do is download, chmod +x fix-wireless.sh and then ./fix-wireless.sh Click here to download the fix-wireless.sh script.
GnackTrackR5 is now officially released.
We have added many new features in this release and have fixed some bugs. You'll now be able to easily use tools such as xplico, armitage and magictree.
GnackTrackR4 is now officially released. We have tested this version with more wireless cards so we're confident that if you've had wireless issues this should fix it.
Due to the rushed release of R2 we felt that we did not have sufficient time for testing. In order to combat this we have worked hard over the last week in order to get GnackTrackR3 ready.
This version has now been fully upgraded to Ubuntu 10.10 so comes with many of the exciting new features. Installing is now much more streamlined and this version now comes with much better wireless support out of the box. After a few requests we have also included printer support as standard.
After a mad rush over the last few days we have managed to get GnackTrackR2 ready as a direct replacement for GnackTrackFinal. We have updated many of the tools within the feed and have also installed the 2.6.35 kernel with patched wireless drivers.
This version, and version here after, will unfortunately not include Nessus but you can still download your copy from the NessusTenable website. Lets hope in the future Tenable will give us permission to re-integrate it.
After a considerable amount of effort this month we are pleased to announce the finished version of GnackTrack. Although this is the final version we will continue to add new packages and updates as they become available or are requested every 3 months unless a major revision to a tool is made.
This version now includes language support which can be access via System-->Administration-->Language Support. Keyboard Layout preferences can now be accessed via System-->Preferences-->Keyboard. We have added a GnackTrack splash screen to the boot process and have also created a Services section under the Gnome menu where you can instantly turn on/off ssh, ftp, mysql, http, tftp, vnc, etc...
Here is a video of GnackTrack being installed under a VM.
GnackTrack 10.04RC1!!!
Ok, after a long wait due to issues with the new dev platform we are pleased to announce the latest version of GnackTrack. This is version RC1. We are trying to iron out all of the bugs in this version in order to have a 100% stable and fully working version next. Any bugs you do find please let us know in the forum.
We have also as promised decided to release a VMWare image of the distribution. Hopefully it'll keep everyone happy.
Ok we've decided it's great having all the apps within GnackTrack but its important that you get to test them. Testing them against live services is not the best way to learn so we have created a LiveCD and VM image of WackoPicko. WackoPicko is a website that contains known vulnerabilities that was designed for the whitepaper[Why Johnny Can't Pentest: An Analysis of Black-box Web Vulnerability Scanners]. The source can be downloaded from github here, or you can download the prebuilt LiveCD or VM Image below.
We're happy to announce that beta 4 is now ready. There have been new tools added to this release and menus fixed for binaries in the wrong location. please let me know of any issues you find.
Beta3 is finally ready. This release was rebuilt from scratch in order to remove all of the dev/testing junk left over. The Gnome menu is now populated with all of the pentest programs, that was no easy job! Please let me know of any issues you find.
Were pleased to announce the release of GnackTrack 10.04beta2! A lot of effort has gone into this work so please have a look at the changes. Please let me know of any issues you find.
Hi all, after a considerable amount of work over the weekend we have started to implement the toolkit into the Gnome Menu. This has proved very time consuming, we think we're about halfway, hopefully sometime in the week we'll be able to complete the menu.
We're proud to say that the alpha2 version is ready. Not much on the surface has changed but we have been busy trying to fix a few of the smaller issues discovered.
GnackTrackR6 is now officially released.
R6 has recieved support from some new DEVs so we now have more fingers working on GnackTrack. We have added patches to the compat-wireless modules so R6 has better support for injection and monitor mode. We have also now added an XP Theme so you can quickly emulate an XP box; see the video below. For support questions please use the forums.
We have had recent issues with wireless within GnackTrack and have had to release a fix for better (and faster) packet injection.
Ethan Dotson has been hard at work testing and creating this script in order to fix the wireless injection support within GnackTrack version R4 and R5. This script is fully automated, all you need to do is download, chmod +x fix-wireless.sh and then ./fix-wireless.sh Click here to download the fix-wireless.sh script.
GnackTrackR5 is now officially released.
We have added many new features in this release and have fixed some bugs. You'll now be able to easily use tools such as xplico, armitage and magictree.
GnackTrackR4 is now officially released. We have tested this version with more wireless cards so we're confident that if you've had wireless issues this should fix it.
Due to the rushed release of R2 we felt that we did not have sufficient time for testing. In order to combat this we have worked hard over the last week in order to get GnackTrackR3 ready.
This version has now been fully upgraded to Ubuntu 10.10 so comes with many of the exciting new features. Installing is now much more streamlined and this version now comes with much better wireless support out of the box. After a few requests we have also included printer support as standard.
After a mad rush over the last few days we have managed to get GnackTrackR2 ready as a direct replacement for GnackTrackFinal. We have updated many of the tools within the feed and have also installed the 2.6.35 kernel with patched wireless drivers.
This version, and version here after, will unfortunately not include Nessus but you can still download your copy from the NessusTenable website. Lets hope in the future Tenable will give us permission to re-integrate it.
After a considerable amount of effort this month we are pleased to announce the finished version of GnackTrack. Although this is the final version we will continue to add new packages and updates as they become available or are requested every 3 months unless a major revision to a tool is made.
This version now includes language support which can be access via System-->Administration-->Language Support. Keyboard Layout preferences can now be accessed via System-->Preferences-->Keyboard. We have added a GnackTrack splash screen to the boot process and have also created a Services section under the Gnome menu where you can instantly turn on/off ssh, ftp, mysql, http, tftp, vnc, etc...
Here is a video of GnackTrack being installed under a VM.
GnackTrack 10.04RC1!!!
Ok, after a long wait due to issues with the new dev platform we are pleased to announce the latest version of GnackTrack. This is version RC1. We are trying to iron out all of the bugs in this version in order to have a 100% stable and fully working version next. Any bugs you do find please let us know in the forum.
We have also as promised decided to release a VMWare image of the distribution. Hopefully it'll keep everyone happy.
Ok we've decided it's great having all the apps within GnackTrack but its important that you get to test them. Testing them against live services is not the best way to learn so we have created a LiveCD and VM image of WackoPicko. WackoPicko is a website that contains known vulnerabilities that was designed for the whitepaper[Why Johnny Can't Pentest: An Analysis of Black-box Web Vulnerability Scanners]. The source can be downloaded from github here, or you can download the prebuilt LiveCD or VM Image below.
We're happy to announce that beta 4 is now ready. There have been new tools added to this release and menus fixed for binaries in the wrong location. please let me know of any issues you find.
Beta3 is finally ready. This release was rebuilt from scratch in order to remove all of the dev/testing junk left over. The Gnome menu is now populated with all of the pentest programs, that was no easy job! Please let me know of any issues you find.
Were pleased to announce the release of GnackTrack 10.04beta2! A lot of effort has gone into this work so please have a look at the changes. Please let me know of any issues you find.
Hi all, after a considerable amount of work over the weekend we have started to implement the toolkit into the Gnome Menu. This has proved very time consuming, we think we're about halfway, hopefully sometime in the week we'll be able to complete the menu.
We're proud to say that the alpha2 version is ready. Not much on the surface has changed but we have been busy trying to fix a few of the smaller issues discovered.
Sebagai lanjutan dari dari artikel sebelumnya tentang Jadikan Komputermu Local Server. Salah satu software agar komputer kita bisa menjadi local server adalah WampServer. WampServer ketika tulisan ini di tulis adalah WampServer 2.0.
