Part Three - Programs

Now you know some of the viruses and their effects. To fuck someone's computer you can use some programs. To fuck someone's computer you can use some programs. Suitable for this purpose are programs to remotely access someone's computer. Most of them require installation on the computer of the victim, but there are those that do not require this. Programs like Radmin, VNC, Beyond Remote Server / Client, TeamViewer and others require prior installation. This means that you have access to the computer of the victim or you need some way by which to lure someone to install this program. Examples like say that this is the best antivirus. Programs such as NetTools, SuperScan, Netscan, AngryIP not require prior installation of the foreign computer. For them, you need only the IP address of the victim. Now you can to make everything with the computer. And there you can easily browse, or to delete,  or just to put a nice virus. To enter into someone's computer you can use the good old DOS. Choose from the Start Menu command RUN and type in the box TELNET. This will open a small DOS window. Here are some of the commands for Telnet:

c – close
d – display
o – open (hostname or IP) and (port)
q – quit
set – set
sen – send
st – status
u – unset
escape - set the escape character
exit - exit the Telnet
localecho -  turn on local echo on the terminal
negotiate - the establishment of Telnet options
options - follow up of active options
quit - exit the Telnet
status - print status information
usecrnul - send CR-NUL and CR-LF as a newline
xon - local control the flow of symbols
z - interruption of Telnet session
? - print help information to Telnet

Telnet for Unix

On Unix operating system Telnet service is part of system programs and additional installation is not required, and Telnet client is activated by:


telnet [-d] [-a] [-n tracefile] [-e escapechar] [[-l user] host [port]]

where the parameters of the command have the following meanings:

host - IP address or symbolic name, machine name, seeking an outlet. This is the only mandatory parameter
-d - turn on debug information in exchange with host machine.
-a - automatic login in the host machine with the username used for the current user ID.
-n tracefile -record file of information tracing the relationship with host machine .
-e escapechar - down the escape character to terminate the relationship with the host machine.
-l user - set the username to connect to host machine. Replaces the option-l-a.
port - port number for the service of the service, if not specified is assumed 23.

In the next lesson we`ll talk about how to hack the password.