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Chat applications and IRC. Presented by Tyler Maciolek. Introduction. Chat Rooms Software based such as AOL Web based Internet Relay Chat (IRC). Basics of Chat Applications. Client/Server Users identified by screen names Moderation. Chat Rooms. Software based
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Chat applications and IRC Presented by Tyler Maciolek
Introduction • Chat Rooms • Software based such as AOL • Web based • Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
Basics of Chat Applications • Client/Server • Users identified by screen names • Moderation
Chat Rooms • Software based • Hosted by a specific service • Only accessible through that service’s software • Web-based • Stand alone for a website • Front-end for an IRC channel
Demonstration • AOL • Web
Internet Relay Chat • Dedicated Servers • Servers grouped by network • Connect with IRC Client software • Ability to chat directly and bypass the server (DCC)
Demonstration • Signing onto IRC
Logging Chat • IRC Client Logs
Logging Chat (continued) • IRC Server Logs • Screenshots
Alternative Logs • Obtaining logs from Channel / IRC Ops / Bots • Packet Sniffing • Word of caution: IRC Proxy and Bouncers
Legal Issues • Obtaining evidence after the fact • Authentication • Finding information about screennames and channels • Service Provider Involvement • Responsibilities and technical possibilities