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  1. Jett posted a post in a topic in General Discussion
    A: didn't work B: ph34r dragon crew http://www.taylorbow.com/t1/pps=comein/images/friends.jpg
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    sam123:bud123 Keep trying to log in, it'll say it doesn't work up to 5 or 6 times before it lets you in.
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    I can assure you that any damage done by the program isn't my fault. tsgrinder is a widely used program (google it) and hammerofgod.com is the official site for it.
  4. You're really asking someone to prove that they got 30+ PMs in one week? Don't you have something better to do?
  5. Jett posted a post in a topic in General Discussion
    Honestly, I have no idea what you just said. Are you suggesting that I posted a virus? Or what? I really don't know. tsgrinder is probably detected as a virus, if that's what you're saying, for the same reason that Net Cat is. It can be used legitimately but a majority of users use it for malicious purposes. Now, if you found a trojan in the tsgrinder executable, that's not my problem. hammerofgod.com isn't owned by me, it's owned by the person who makes and distributes tsgrinder.
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    I appreciate your contribution, just as I'm sure everyone else here does.
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    Haha, thanks everyone.
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    Big sausage pizza :(
  9. Jett posted a post in a topic in General Discussion
    Not allowed here? - Delete this topic. "omg this is gay and easy and old and blah blah blah" - I don't care, take it somewhere else. No, seriously, I couldn't care less. I figure that if there's tutorials on doing something as simple as joining an IRC server, then there should be a tutorial on cracking Windows 2003 servers, no matter how easy. This isn't CS:S specific, and can actually be used against some webservers as well. Cracking into CS:S servers is fairly simple. At least the Windows Server 2003 ones which, believe it or not, there are an assload of. Most of these servers have the Microsoft Terminal Service enabled (because it is by default) so you can simply crack your way into the admin account and you have access to the server as if you were sitting at a monitor in front of it logged into the administrator's account. The only tool that's needed is a dictionary-based cracker named "tsgrinder" and "nmap" if you would like to scan for "vulnerable" servers before you go ahead and just try to crack it. Either way works. So: Dictionary-Based Microsoft Terminal Service Cracker: - download - http://www.msterminalservices.org/img/upl/image0041153397962524.jpg Usage: tsgrinder.exe [options] server Options: -w dictionary file (default 'dict') -l 'leet' translation file -d domain name -u username (default 'administrator' -b banner flag -n number of simultaneous threads -D debug level (default 9, lower number is more output) Example: tsgrinder.exe -w words -l leet -d workgroup -u administrator -b -n 2 10.1.1.1 All you need to do is get the tool "nmap" and do something along the lines of "nmap -A -T4 x.x.x.x" and see if the Microsoft Terminal Service is running. I've noticed that it is, almost all of the time. You can make sure that you're able to connect by typing "mstsc" into start -> run and then just typing in the server's IP in the box you see. You can maybe even look up some exploits over at milw0rm for the other services running. Oh, and you definitely want to get a better dictionary list. Google. Also, I can't forget, this is all for informational purposes so you can pen-test your own server to see if someone can do this to you. If you want to prevent against an attack like this, Google for tips.
  10. Maybe you didn't read the name of the topic: Basic Trojan in VB Maybe if it said: Trojan in C++ then the encryption and using C++ for the server might have actualy been used. Do you really think that this is supposed to be a full tutorial? Do you think that anyone could make a half-decent trojan using this tutorial? Hell no. It was meant as an introduction to client/server applications being used in a malicious manner. A) That made no sense. B) Do I know you? C) I'm just going to make the assumption that you're from SOCOMCodes because you type like all the other stupid-asshole-noobs there. edit: Scratch that, Crezza. After going through some of your dumbass posts on socomcodes, it seems that you haven't posted a single helpfull post at all. On top of that, you type like you're going to get punched in the face if you type a single sentence correctly, since none of your posts ever make sense. I'm also feeling the immense amount of spam: http://socomcodes.com/vb/showpost.php?p=334292&postcount=71 I can take a few dumbass comments and not consider those spam, but when going through yours all I really see is "OK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!," and I know that the !'s are just because of the 10 character pre-requisit (sp?).
  11. As you have probably noticed, I'm new here. I dunno where else to post or what to post about so I might as well post a tutorial I wrote for hackthissite.org... http://www.hackthissite.org/articles/read/407/ - remove this link if you consider it advertising And here's the article for those too lazy too sign up [sorry about the code formatting]: