Faking Xchat ctcp ‘VERSION’ replays
Xchat is a multiplatform IRC client , if you use it someone can easily know what version your using and sometimes the
Operation system your using which will effect your security sometimes .. for example
>Qnix< CTCP VERSION
* Received a CTCP VERSION from Qnix
-Qnix- VERSION Xchat 2.* (gentoo ..etc)
as you can see it replays the Xchat version “which might be vulnerable to some kind of bug which might effect your security if someone’s using a worm that searches and hack these versions” and it displays the operation system..
to fake these information go to Settings -> Advanced -> CTCP Replays..
and click on Add New then add VERSION as a name and CTCP %s VERSION mIRC 5.91 (16 bit) for Microsoft © Windows For WorkGroups 3.11® as the command
then close your Xchat and edit this file ~/.xchat/xchat.conf and search for irc_hide_version = 0
and set it to irc_hide_version = 1
then run your Xchat again and the VERSION will be faked
about 2 years ago
Re: edit this file ~/.xchat/xchat.conf
You dont have to edit that file, just type
/set irc_hide_verson=1 to toggle it within the Xchat window. On some of the newer versions of XChat the Server Hide Version is not available, saves having to root around for the .conf file
about 1 year ago
Hello,
For new versions of XChat, type :
/set irc_hide_version ON
And if you want another CTCP VERSION answer, go to Settings -> Advanced -> CTCP Replies… and type :
click ‘Add New’
on the first box, type ‘VERSION’.
on the end box, type ‘nctcp %s VERSION ‘
Cheers !