Home    News    Search    Invite    Help Signup    Login

Welcome to Expert Network! An online collaboration network of people expert for a wide range of subjects. You can build your own network groups based on your best subject and share your knowledge through blog. Expert Network is a social network that leverages the value of individuals by connecting to experts and the ultimate dea is to build a network group of experts which share their knowledge online (Yahoo! Answers + Google Groups).

Create blog right inside your group
Blog or shared your knowledge, or anything you want to publish online. Any member can view, contribute to, and comment on the blog, from right within your group.

Join in on what others are talking about
From within a group, you can reply to a message that someone else posted, or post a message or question of your own.

Start a discussion in your own group
Create a group of your own so you can get in touch and keep in touch with your group's members.


Member Login
Email:
Password:
 
Network Statistics
• Members: 14 members
• Friendships: 14 friends
• Comments: 7 comments
1 active users
1 guests
Newest Members
Meglittlemeg
Girlfriendology
shrutiag04
kaykay1988
eugenep
Most Popular Members
zenux

7 friends
kyochan

1 friends
SittingDuck

1 friends
casscass

1 friends
ichigo

1 friends
Members Last Logged In
giraffe
zenux
diameter
Meglittlemeg
Girlfriendology
Most Popular Groups
Be@rbrick Lovers
2 members
All about medicom be@rbrick collections

Human Development
2 members
Useful articles and training materials related to how people develop on physical, intellectual and social levels. It probes the different stages of life to better understand how people work.
Recent Blog Entries
Running network sniffer (ds...
By zenux
Dsniff is a collection of free tools that were originally written for network and penetration testing, but that can be used for evil to sniff and hijack network sessions. As mentioned, dsniff is actually a collection of various tools. We'll take a brief look at each individual tool, what it

Oracle DB Cache Hit Ratio
By zenux
Oracle database has a pool of cache, which it will hold the SQL execution in memory. You can assign a bigger pool of cache by using your server's physical memory (RAM). The SQL line as below will check on the percentage of your cache hit ratio: - SELECT 1 -(phy.value / (cur.val

Running network sniffer (et...
By zenux
Another great tool is Ettercap, the Swiss army knife of ARP Poisoning and password sniffing. I usually use it in non-interactive mode, but by default it has a ncurses interface that some may find easier to use. If you would like to use Ettercap for ARP poisoning instead, the following commands sh

Web hacking prevention and ...
By zenux
Some of the techniques commonly used by Web hackers to profile a Web application and figure out what's running in the black boxes that host it. Technology identification plays an important role in Web hacking, because it allows hackers to choose their weapons appropriately when attempting to co

Server web platform recon u...
By zenux
The first step in identifying technologies that comprise a Web application is to look at the HTTP header returned by the Web server. In most cases, the HTTP header can accurately identify the front-end Web server being used. A simple HTTP HEAD or GET request can be issued by using a utility such as

Upcoming Events
When: Sep. 20, 2008, 11:00 PM until Sep. 25, 2008, 11:00 AM
Host: Oracle Corp.
One thing that stands out at Oracle Open World 2008 in San Francisco is the changing role of the Oracle DBA. There are a number of reasons for this. Oracle DBAs that want to stay marketable are going to have to make sure their skills are consistent with the demands of the market. Oracle DBAs in...
All