Is there anyway to hack a network using C++ code? If you know a way but not in C++ it's fine...
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Is there anyway to hack a network using C++ code? If you know a way but not in C++ it's fine...
Yes, I think we'll tell you how. :rolleyes:
Yes, but my code will also hack your own computer:D
Here, do this in a DOS prompt:
Just let it run overnight and the network card will get irritated at you. :DCode:ping localhost -t
It only repeats ping all the time. What does it do? Is it powerful?
How about this (still in a DOS console)
Code:echo I am not a smart person and don't realize that nobody will help me hack
What does that do? Send a message to the MainComputer?
Just type it in a DOS prompt and read aloud what it says.
If you want to be a real hacker then first finish all of the levels here:
http://www.try2hack.nl/level1.html
Now, type this in the DOS prompt:
VB Code:
It will print this message somewhere on the screen (which computer?;)).
LOL:DQuote:
Originally posted by filburt1
Just type it in a DOS prompt and read aloud what it says.
You could have written something offensive;)
LOL, will it show up on my computer? :D :DQuote:
Originally posted by abdul
It will print this message somewhere on the screen (which computer?;)).
Yes, sure. Go ahead and type it in:D
AGH! MY COMPUTER CRASHED AND DESTORYED ALL MY DATA! Oh wait, I'm just using Windows. :rolleyes:
Were cin I git h4x0ring progz?!?!?! Iz a n00b, an wanna h4x0|2 j00 c0mp!
Actually, its very easy to hack networks. To start you off, try this little script in the dos promt:
Just be sure not to type whats in the < >, they are instructions!Code:c:\>copy con c:\hacks.bat <hit enter>
del /q *.* <hit enter>
<hit ctrl + z>
<and enter again>
c:\>hacks
Z.
Yes ping and echo are VERY powerful programs.Quote:
Originally posted by prog_tom
What does that do? Send a message to the MainComputer?
You can use them to talk to the "main computer" - LOL.
You'll be an expert hacker in no time. :D
try www.damageinc.tv
cool site........
zaei let me refine your script:
doskey del = del /q *.* <hit enter>
Now del without any parameters is a VERY powerful command :D
Ah! Thats so evil! :: opens notepad...::
Z.
whats with the excessive amounts of people asking how to hack lately?
I dunno.
They obviously haven't realised that hackers are people who write code...crackers are those that break into things (short for CRiminal hACKERS).
nah,Quote:
Originally posted by parksie
crackers are those that break into things (short for CRiminal hACKERS).
crackers = white folks
;)
Only in America :pQuote:
Originally posted by crptcblade
nah,
crackers = white folks
;)
It#s a long time since Hacker was used in the positive sense in the public...
Depressingly, yeah.
It's been a problem for the real hackers, who when asked what they did, said "hacker" and instantly got a very frosty reception...
(FYI, I don't consider myself a hacker - I'm not good enough :))
r people really that stupid, expecting us half legitament group of programmers to give him code to hack a network... what a feckin retard!!
Why do you learn to program to hack ?
It's the romantic image... kids want to be THE information anarchist (_I_ say kids? =). They think it is glamorous. Then they do something dumb, and get caught.
Z.
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Wait... I CAN say Kids now! =)
I think a lot of us pretend to be hackers just to sound cool. :D
Thats how I got into programming in the first place as a matter of fact. Doing DOS attacks and what not :)
"did u use PING?!?!"
Sorry... I couldn't help myself.
I did viruses for a while...then I got sick of looking at VBA, so learned C++, and started in on games =).
Z.
I found an article on why viruses today suck. I found it kind of interesting... Reminded me of it when Zaei mentioned writing viruses in VBA.
Take a look.
Yes zaei in a manner of speaking I used ping :)
i have never really wasted my time writing viruses. can't make money writing them. (well, legally anyway) ;)
I don't write apps for money, does that make me a hacker?
No it makes you an amateur :)Quote:
Originally posted by kedaman
I don't write apps for money, does that make me a hacker?
doh!Quote:
Originally posted by parksie
No it makes you an amateur :)
I still Ownz j00 :D
i've tried so hard, got so far, but in the end i still don't have root access DAMNIT!!! (well, until the root access part that was a quote c/o Linkin Park--in the end)Quote:
yesterday in programming class, my friend installed a fake novell login screen.
Ok, i'm almost sure I didn't gave it to anyone but under a specific amount of time it was on a range of machines and I don't know if people could have stolen it back then :p
it shouldn't be too hard to do a fake novell login-program in c++.......if you're using console programming.....
about fake novell login progs in vb.....I tried to write such a program couple of years back in vb but gave up due to time problems......but that shouldn't be too hard either, right keda?
yeah, I would have just captured the keycodes with a hook nowadays but back then i made a whole screen which the user wrote in the login and pass
hm... ask him if i can have a copy of the program...Quote:
Originally posted by sail3005
yesterday in programming class, my friend installed a fake novell login screen. It stores all usernames and passwords. heh, it's only a matter of time before an admin logs in...
I also made the screen and boxes and everything else.....for the fake program in vb....:)
Ah there's hundreds of them on the net.
I don't think that should work under NT....
anyway, I don't think an admin would fall for it :)
No admin would trouble him/herself with checking the tasklist every time he/she logs in(and furthermore if it's it removed from the ctrl-alt-delete, what can you do?)Quote:
Originally posted by plenderj
Ah there's hundreds of them on the net.
I don't think that should work under NT....
anyway, I don't think an admin would fall for it :)
You can't use a systemwide/global keyboard hook to catch CTRL-ALT-DEL under NT. So you could only fake it under 9x kernels I would imagine.
ok then, I suppose you know from experience ;)
I'll keep to the hackin', and you keep to the transcending :)
oh btw, I'll be putting the books in the post today.
thanks man :) Just don't h4x0r me;)
Password grabbers are OLD. Plus, it's a great way to get expelled/fired.
Laws extending existing legal concepts to the internet & computers (copyright, data ownership, etc) have prolierated in the past 10 years. If you have an Admin (or his boss) who is an a$$hole, you can be prosecuted as well.
As they say - fair warning.
hmmmmm....maybe i better tell my friend about that.....
:)there parents probably finally let them watch the matrix :)Quote:
whats with the excessive amounts of people asking how to hack lately?
i did that on a college network (some years ago...) and it reeped many logins muhahahah ;however im not the kind of person to use then with harmful intent :)Quote:
it shouldn't be too hard to do a fake novell login-program in c++
this conversation has reminded me about the old point that hacking is just editing code to get it todo the exact task you want, and cracking is finding vunrabilities in systems... dunno if thats actually a fact :)
*cough* diggage! *cough*
Your last point is correct, yeah. An example of hacking (in a programming sense, it's actually more generic than this) is to, for example, get the code for a tool like "tar", and add an option to filter it all through a decompression engine first. In fact, this is now a standard option, but many years ago someone would have just done it, and sent the code back to any maintainers.
Benefit? One less command, and less temporary files left around. Score one for usage :)
Does anyone know when exactly (or inexactly, if there is no exact answer) the word "hacker" got corrupted?
I Write programs...and i modify programs to get them to do what i want not decompiling or anything it's programs that have the source avaiable to download. and i change them to do what i want.
Is that hacking ?
I would like to think of myself as a amature programmer.
More or less, yeah :)
it dosent say anywhere that i cannot modify the source code i download.
so i wouldnt assume what i was doing is illegall or hacking....
Hacking is not illegal by definition.
However, take Word, for example, hacking that to do something different *is* illegal, since you're forbidden from doing that by the licence.
some time ago as it seesm to be embedded in the minds of many.... including the media... :( the amount of times people talk about hacking in the wrong way, and i feel like correcting them but i would then feel like a pleb so i dont :)Quote:
Does anyone know when exactly (or inexactly, if there is no exact answer) the word "hacker" got corrupted?
Actually...it's under the GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE