ip hacking

Brainsterkid · Post by **Brainsterkid** » 25 Feb 2010, 19:15

i know this is probably posted a lot, but i am looking for a ip spike to use and i can not find one can i have help.

Post by **Gogeta70** » 25 Feb 2010, 20:12

You'll need to be more specific. I only have a vague idea of what you're possibly talking about.

Brainsterkid · Post by **Brainsterkid** » 25 Feb 2010, 20:26

its a program that lets you conrtol someone that sends through the port of someones comp.

Post by **floodhound2** » 25 Feb 2010, 20:57

Brain welcome to the site.

You know I am still a bit confused with that in which you are asking. I may be off on this assumption but, are you looking for a trojan or a backdoor program?

Sorry if I seem dumbfounded.

Brainsterkid · Post by **Brainsterkid** » 25 Feb 2010, 21:03

well i know of programs that send files to an ip remotley without permission. i need one so i can send some files. I no they are sent through open ports

Nerdz · Post by **Nerdz** » 26 Feb 2010, 01:18

It's not "a program". Try to read a bit on exploit and remote shell.

electro-technic · Post by **electro-technic** » 19 Mar 2010, 02:53

if you are using windows and want to upload files to another windows machine you can use netbios to do so provided that the machines are within a local area network and there is a folder being shared on the target computer
open a command prompt and try typing

nbtstat -a xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(replacing xxx.xxx.. with the target ip address)

if successful the machines rtemote name table will be displayed, look for an entry with a <20> beside it, the machine name corrisponding with <20> is suseptable to remote access through netbios, the next step is to check if the remote machine has any shares, the "net" command will be used next, type

net view \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

if successful and the machine does have shares they will be listed under "share name" and the share type we want will be listed as "disk", let's say we find a share named "cdisk" on the ip address of 192.168.1.14., our next and final step will be to enter a command which in the order of it's syntax will initialize the "net" command, specify the "use" switch within that command, then create a new virtual drive given the letter "X" (you can use what you like), then specify what computer "X:" is routed to and finally the folder in which you want access to. The command would look like this,

net use X: \\192.168.1.14\cdisk

so all together using the same share and ip address and pretending the host name of that ip is "windows-pc", the steps would be,

nbtstat -a 192.168.1.14

net view \\windows-pc

net use X: \\192.168.1.14\cdisk

if successful, go to "my computer" and the new drive will be there and if write permissions are enabled you can upload anything you like aswell as download too

Post by **DNR** » 22 Mar 2010, 08:04

Good job.

Welcome to the forum electro-technic

DNR