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Wtf2Posts: 5,683
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View Profile i made a batch program that emails the person who runs it's firefox passwords to me
So what was the code?
Scarecrow2Posts: 9,168
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View Profile well it implemented external programs to rar it and email it etc so if i were to post it you wouldn't be able to use it anyway
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View Profile Last year my friend and I discovered that we could remotely make popup mesages apear on other computers in the computer lab at our school using a .bat code. All we needed was the number of the computer we wanted to 'attack'. So basicly we went around to the computers and compiled a list of computer #s and their locations. We discovered sending these messanger pop ups was only possible due to some of the computers OSs being out of date and how they were networked. We crossed the computers off list that were either up to date and therefore didnt allow these messages to be sent or weren't in the specific network of computers that seemed to allow this to happen. In the end there were about 5 or 6 computers that we could bombard with pop up messages.
So we came up with a couple different codes and every little while we would watch somebody sit down at one of our target computers and we would send a message like "I AM WATCHING YOU" and then watch them look around the room in confusion. It was also possibe to spam these messages by creating a loop in the code causing another message to apear everytime the last one was closed making it impossible to continue whatever you were working on. This one, we found to be rather malicious so we only sent it between ourselves when the other wasnt paying attention.
Eventually a few students caught on to our antics and begged us to show them how we did it. We showed a few people the code but because they didnt have our list of computers it worked on, they found it never seemed to work. About 2-3 weeks after this, some technicians were doing some maintinance on the network and it seemed that after we werent able to send anymore messages.
Oh well.
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View Profile Cool story bro.
I once made a really malicious batch virus, just to test if my Antivirus would let me. I double clicked the damn thing and it proceeded to **** up my computer so I killed it. Luckily it didn't have time to do any permanent damage. After that I changed to a different antivirus...
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View Profile That's like trying to kill yourself and expecting the gun to stop you.
Scarecrow2Posts: 9,168
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View Profile Last year my friend and I discovered that we could remotely make popup mesages apear on other computers in the computer lab at our school using a .bat code. All we needed was the number of the computer we wanted to 'attack'. So basicly we went around to the computers and compiled a list of computer #s and their locations. We discovered sending these messanger pop ups was only possible due to some of the computers OSs being out of date and how they were networked. We crossed the computers off list that were either up to date and therefore didnt allow these messages to be sent or weren't in the specific network of computers that seemed to allow this to happen. In the end there were about 5 or 6 computers that we could bombard with pop up messages.
So we came up with a couple different codes and every little while we would watch somebody sit down at one of our target computers and we would send a message like "I AM WATCHING YOU" and then watch them look around the room in confusion. It was also possibe to spam these messages by creating a loop in the code causing another message to apear everytime the last one was closed making it impossible to continue whatever you were working on. This one, we found to be rather malicious so we only sent it between ourselves when the other wasnt paying attention.
Eventually a few students caught on to our antics and begged us to show them how we did it. We showed a few people the code but because they didnt have our list of computers it worked on, they found it never seemed to work. About 2-3 weeks after this, some technicians were doing some maintinance on the network and it seemed that after we werent able to send anymore messages.
Oh well.
exact same thing happened at my school
the code was shutdown -i, wasn't it?
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View Profile I wrote a code that deletes, corrupts, and hides everything on the hard drive, including anything else it's hooked up to, ;) yes the school servers.
So I couldn't necessarily do this remotely by myself so I decided to put it on a disk with an autorun.inf and I inserted it into a computer at the school library.
Boom, down goes the server, and all the computers as the virus deletes and corrupts the operating system then deletes itself off the disk.
Scarecrow2Posts: 9,168
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View Profile you know, windows isn't quite that stupid
The Dude2Posts: 1,526
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View Profile I didn't really use JUST a .bat.
Automaton2Posts: 4,779
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View Profile I don't believe 50% of the people in this thread, mostly because if they think "Lol making pop-ups is a virus" they wouldn't know how to make it. I'm guessing most of the ones that are telling the truth are only skiddies anyway.
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Also Scarecrow, your sig gave me nightmares...
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View Profile :)
oh and for the record i coded my thing from scratch in notepad using only a batch file language reference
GrahamPosts: 1
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View Profile make a text file and just put in the word loop then save it as .bat. when it opens put properties on fullscreen for command prompt
freaks people out when they look at your screen X)