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Jul 20th, 2001, 04:52 PM
#1
Thread Starter
Lively Member
Every programmer on this site is malicious
--- I knew that title would sukker you in!
Sometimes I think that people who ask questions on this site are making an evil creation. Questions like:
how do i have my program scan for other instances of itself on the internet ?
-can easily be used to make a program like: SubSeven, BackOrfice, NetBus....
how can I make my program start at windows startup?
-can easily make a keylogger, or a trojan horse, etc startup
how can i send email through vb?
-can easily make a program that spoofs the origen of email addresses
How can i get my program to detect keystrokes?
- helps to make keyloggers
the list goes on and on...
Now I'm not saying everyone is making illigitament programs; however doesn't this seem odd... please respond if you have any thoughts or comments
i no i aint spellin whell
Windows XP Professional
Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Professional
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Jul 20th, 2001, 04:56 PM
#2
How do I make an illigitament program? Just Kidding. You just have to trust that they are using their powers for good and not evil.
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Jul 20th, 2001, 04:57 PM
#3
PowerPoster
Re: Every programmer on this site is malicious
how do i have my program scan for other instances of itself on the internet ?
-can easily be used to make a program like: SubSeven, BackOrfice, NetBus....
Chat programs and P2P file sharing programs.
how can I make my program start at windows startup?
-can easily make a keylogger, or a trojan horse, etc startup
Allows user faster access to program. (MSN Messenger stuff)
how can i send email through vb?
-can easily make a program that spoofs the origen of email addresses
Used to report bugs to developer
How can i get my program to detect keystrokes?
- helps to make keyloggers
To prevent user from typing in a certain feild. (textbox, etc.)
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Jul 20th, 2001, 04:59 PM
#4
PowerPoster
give us a break. If you think that these tips are used for malicious purposes, go ahead. A few might be, but how can you tell? All of the functions you listed above have equally usefull legitimate purposes.
Please try not to criticize other's questions. Thanks for not pointing any fingers though.
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