Fastest Way to Hack into Others System

[himaneesh]

this is for educational purposes only ;;;iam not responsible for whatever you do with this..

Steps: -

1. Download the Software PORT SCANNER from google.
2. Get the IP address of the victim whose port is open.
3. NETLAB which gives u all information includes victim IP address,Area from where he is accessing internet….
4. The IP of victim u found initially into NETLAB .
5. Thats it now you can access his system.

Note : This is really Hardcore Hacking and you should be very much careful while doing all this and you do all this on your own responsibility. This site is never responsible for anything you after reading any article from this site and there are almost 50-50 chances that you may get caught so don’t try this unless you are aware of everthing. Yes you can freak some of your friends by telling them that you can hack their systems very easily.

Good Luck!

[ayu]

This information is not accurate. It's a LITTLE more trickier to get access to a system then just doing this.

Instead of copy/pasting info from other sites, you should at least try it and verify it before you post stuff like this.

[F4LSE]

ive been working on infiltrating systems for a while now and never has it been that easy. You've got to factor in vulnerabilities and available exploits as well, and thats just the start.

also in my country im fairly positive port scanning is illegal, and thats step one. So unless ur up for taking the risk, you can quit there.
happy hacking

[bad_brain]

hm, I am not aware of a country where a port scan is REALLY illegal....but a port scan can be labeled as "preparation for following illegal activities", so your ISP can maybe cause problems if it is reported (like canceling the contract if it happens repeatedly). but big providers usually don't care as long as you pay your phone bill...

[DNR]

port scanning lights up the logs too.
Forgot to mention the elite tactic of using a proxy.
and just because you got an IP, you still ain't nowhere close to 'hackin'

Stop posting for while...

DNR

[F4LSE]

My ISP is Comcast and in their TOS is says "Unauthorized port scanning is strictly prohibited" Although they obviously dont do much about it because i havnt gotten any warnings by them so you are probably right in sayin as long as u pay the bills and dont attract to much attention theyll look the other way

http://www.comcast.net/terms/use/

[bad_brain]

well, the crucial point is "unauthorized".....Comcast only knows that it was unauthorized if a complaint is filed against you. there are so many port scans going on that you would really have to overdo it (by running loads of scans against the same host for example) until a server admin gets really annoyed and contacts your ISP...

here are the scans against the suck-o server of the last week:

Code: Select all

118.161.244.180 
72.68.110.242 
118.36.112.205 
74.234.152.111 
60.54.125.54 
122.116.113.159 
118.167.128.235 
78.93.66.4 
122.163.240.185 
59.57.27.139
69.64.49.13 
69.127.127.177
118.161.249.86 
66.96.207.95 
118.161.243.215 
70.110.157.189 
202.105.158.112
88.208.192.251 
114.43.240.176 
193.40.25.160 
85.193.210.199 
94.50.90.22 
81.200.2.39 
82.149.231.220
24.71.225.14
122.124.158.91 
81.21.44.2
122.124.156.14
87.79.34.202 
61.183.247.5
88.255.63.210
212.244.147.200
221.176.4.21
78.40.227.230
77.37.205.114 
88.2.166.19 
78.188.20.71 
118.168.136.3 
216.219.168.111 
61.152.91.182 
125.224.193.194 
87.118.104.169 
118.161.240.133 
118.161.244.25 
125.224.194.39
221.195.40.169 
85.158.202.217
74.208.167.29 
125.60.241.144 
89.39.26.21 
125.224.192.4 
193.231.68.58 
122.172.24.26 
195.210.230.69
220.227.46.22 
118.161.247.44 
125.224.197.211 
61.139.105.163
118.161.245.47
58.18.90.50 
82.198.167.57 
82.78.128.236 
24.143.94.33 
118.168.140.242 
118.168.135.236 
216.219.168.134 
196.20.77.5 
118.160.211.10 
118.161.242.58 
118.161.250.134 
64.40.100.118 
99.224.115.100 
67.159.55.29
213.7.228.120 
90.151.226.194 
217.41.30.231
118.161.242.193
118.161.246.101 
95.78.50.179 
63.196.220.10 
190.64.12.71 
212.41.157.237
94.251.142.235
212.186.48.44 
118.168.142.112 
125.224.194.43 
118.168.133.206 
118.161.244.58 
118.168.130.221
118.168.141.191
118.167.136.54
220.133.116.100
118.167.131.155
200.71.230.115
74.63.225.42
62.117.68.154
128.100.74.61

and no, better not come to the conclusion "oh, so many scans, I will do one too!"...because a port scan against suck-o will blacklist your IP as it happened with the ones above...

[lilrofl]

there are almost 50-50 chances that you may get caught so don’t try this unless you are aware of everything.

wow....

[moudy]

here are the scans against the suck-o server of the last week
.
.
.

I wonder what would be the total of one month

[bad_brain]

no idea, I flush the list automatically after 1 week, if the list gets too long it might slow up the access because when you try to access suck-o the list is processed to see if your IP is blacklisted.

[Gogeta70]

Hardcore hacking? Is that a joke? I want VIDEO proof of this... How about you go and make a video of yourself crippling the FBI's central database. THEN i will believe you. ^_^

[Achkiller]

so what do u do with an open port?

[ebrizzlez]

so what do u do with an open port?

You abuse the port like its an unwanted step child.

It depends on what service the open port is lying on, if its port 21 than you would telnet, if 23 than ftp.

Open ports are also acceptable to a DoS attack, such programs like hping3 can cause a denial of service because the original service can't send outgoing packets because its too busy receiving them.

If services such as 21 is open, or 23 it is possible to do some possible malicious damage. and some sweet fun, but its uncommon for these ports to be "open".

Thanks to Honeypots, ports such as these seem to be open but they are not, a honeypot opens certain ports, and logs in all activity to that port, in reality that port is a hacker-trap and traps the hacker when trying to use that port.

I would recommend you learn more about the uses of Nmap and learn more about networking.

Code: Select all

http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=en&js=n&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nwlab.net%2Ftutorials%2Fportscanner%2Fnmap-tutorial.html&sl=auto&tl=en

- Juicy Nmap tutorial. ^^