remote control

xxxballer2352 · Post by **xxxballer2352** » 12 Jul 2007, 22:48

I'm a newbie and i was wondering once i get an ip address...wats a good program to hack the desktop of that person?

shamir · Post by **shamir** » 12 Jul 2007, 22:55

I don't think thats a allowed read the rules

xxxballer2352 · Post by **xxxballer2352** » 12 Jul 2007, 23:15

I read them. I don't see a problem...Which one am i violating?

shamir · Post by **shamir** » 12 Jul 2007, 23:18

2. You will not supply, or ask for cracks, keygens, serials, or fully functioning programs (that should cost money) on these forums. Suck-o is not here to encourage the malicous and illegal activity of hacking, but to teach all sides of it, for the purpose of helping others.

xxxballer2352 · Post by **xxxballer2352** » 12 Jul 2007, 23:22

im not asking for piracy programs...that rule addresses programs that have been illegally made into full versions

shamir · Post by **shamir** » 13 Jul 2007, 00:07

xxxballer2352 define a hacker?

rhysh · Post by **rhysh** » 13 Jul 2007, 00:14

google you questions first.

bubzuru · Post by **bubzuru** » 13 Jul 2007, 00:51

click on downloads and look under Trojans thers about 200 there

rambo · Post by **rambo** » 13 Jul 2007, 04:16

Lol, depends what you'd want it for?.. Most of us are grey hats not black.

Post by **bad_brain** » 13 Jul 2007, 04:44

information gathering is the key....the IP itself is useless until you have found a service that can be exploited...

Post by **ayu** » 13 Jul 2007, 05:11

xxxballer2352, theres basicly 2 ways to go. Either find an open service on the target computer, as in a program that is listening for connections, for example a webserver on port 80 or a FTP server on port 21. Or you can plant your own services that you use to take control over the computer, these are called "backdoors" or just "trojans". The name trojan is pretty obvious that it comes from the trojan horse and has that name because it's a malicious program hiding inside another program/file. This is what bubzuru was talking about. So start with gathering info as bad_brain said, and find a service that has vulnerability. Search for a "portscanner" or just use nmap. Once you have versionnumbers on services running you can start looking for vulnerabilities.

Post by **pseudo_opcode** » 13 Jul 2007, 08:49

newbie tip:
dont use vulnerability scanners, once you know open ports, check them manually,
before making any connection to server, remember how it would show up in the log.

Once you've done the reconnaissance, it shouldnt be a problem.

Dont hack, we're not hackers, we are security enthusiasts, but we know to catch hackers, you need to think like them.

shamir · Post by **shamir** » 13 Jul 2007, 12:39

Is true when you crack the ip of the targot you can only see his shard folder

Post by **ayu** » 13 Jul 2007, 12:52

shamir wrote:Is true when you crack the ip of the targot you can only see his shard folder

erm...

shamir · Post by **shamir** » 13 Jul 2007, 13:08