comp.os.os2.programmer.oop (Usenet) Saturday, 06-Nov-1999 to Friday, 12-Nov-1999 +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ From: none@none.net 06-Nov-99 08:44:26 To: All 06-Nov-99 05:25:28 Subj: EARN $1000 TO $5000 WEEKLY!!! 4932 From: none@none.net FINALLY!!! A SIMPLE ONLINE SYSTEM FOR MAKING FAST, EASY, MONEY THAT LASTS !!! A TOTAL NO-BRAINER THAT ANYONE IN THE WORLD CAN DO !!! Go to: http://opportunity.valuenetusa.com/JL2836/ AND GET STARTED TODAY !!! zpgcvnmuscpeoxdwbshcsjszolyetygsrixbhjmikbocsynzpmvxnrhlodtbzhblp --- WtrGate+ v0.93.p7 sn 165 * Origin: Usenet: AT&T WorldNet Services (1:109/42) +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ From: crowsort@fto.de 11-Nov-99 01:47:17 To: All 10-Nov-99 20:03:07 Subj: USE or SPY any distant PC via LAN/INTERNET From: crowsort@fto.de From: "Crowsort" USE or SPY any distant PC via LAN/INTERNET How YOU can Hack Windows 95-98-NT... in seconds! And use or spy any PC via a LAN or the Internet... as if you were there! Platforms concerned: -------------------- => Windows 95/98 => Windows NT Workstation/Server 3.5, 3.51 and 4.0 => Windows 2000 Whether you are a rookie or a seasoned hacker, there are times where you want to do something RAPIDLY. Some of us worked a lot to enhance password cracking but we have to recognize that if passwords have been carefully chosen, it still takes a lot of TIME. Others are using well-known security holes in NT but we also have to recognize that the ways to use those security breaches are not easy and it also takes TIME to understand and to implement them. There is a way to get all the passwords of *any* version of Windows INSTANTLY. There is a way to control a distant machine 'as if you were there'. Netbus and BO2K were good attempts, I used them for months, but despite of what their authors said, using it every day is difficult and frustrating enough to disgust lazy guys like me... the fact that I cannot see the distant screen in real-time is really frustrating! A friend demonstrated me RA. RA (Remote-Anything) is THE solution you were looking for: it shows in real-time the distant desktop (like PC-Anywhere and other MB-based commercial products) BUT the server (the program you install on the PC you want to control) is **80 KB** long... You can install it remotely by using the buffer overflows of Outlook Express or IE4 or simply by sending it as an Email attachment! Better than that: once installed, it does not show in the Task-List, can't be discovered or killed with CTRL-ALT-DEL! Once you poisoned PCs on a LAN, no need to remember which ones: RA is able to find automatically available PCs and displays IP addresses and DNS Names! Just click on one of them to be connected! And it is so fast that you can see any animation playing on the distant PC in real-time! All this from one unique tool... Damned, I got it! ____________________________________________________ Here are some of the functions I picked-up from RA's Doc: o Connect to a new desktop: opens the Connection Dialog Box which allows you to open a new window on a new Desktop (you can watch multiple Desktops at a time). o Monitor only: will toggle the passive-monitoring and active-control modes (active monitoring allows you to type keys and move the mouse on the distant PC while passive monitoring will only allow you to watch only). o Full screen: will enter the full-screen mode. You can exit it by typing CTRL+ESC and then right-clicking the Master's task bar icon to come back to the windowed mode. o Remove wallpaper on distant desktop: is useful to minimize the amount of data sent over the network. It always speedups a connection. o Start Screen Saver: is useful when you want to leave the desktop with a screensaver running: when Remote-Anything moves the mouse cursor on a Slave desktop, it stops the screensaver if it was running. With this option, you can immediately run the screensaver (use this option with the keyboard shortcut to avoid moving the mouse in active mode or switch to passive monitoring to activate this menu option with the mouse). If the screensaver is password protected, this is a way to lock the distant PC. o Play a Sound: will make a sound being played on the distant PC. Usually it is 'ding.wav' but it can be any sound the distant PC registered as the default sound. o Send commands: will display a Dialog Box equivalent to the Start/Run command of Windows 95. o Get Passwords of distant PC: get all the network passwords, the screensaver password, and the Applications passwords Windows has been asked to remember. o Lockup distant PC: Hangs the distant PC which will need to be restarted manually. o Reboot distant PC: will immediately send the order to reboot to the distant PC, this will disconnect you from this Desktop but you can reconnect once the distant Windows session is active again. o Shut Down distant PC: will shut down the distant PC if it supports shut down. You will be disconnected. _____________________________________________________ o How does it work? ----------------- It is as simple as using Windows 98 itself: move the mouse, type keys, the distant PC will do everything you want! It works over LANs and the Internet! o Where can I get it? ------------------- At the moment, you can get it from: http://www.twd-industries.com You'll have to pay a small fee to the authors to get RA. I can tell you that it's worth the price: I simply did things I would never have been able to do without it. If you have access to a local network, RA will allow you to do whatever you want! This tool is so easy to use that every hacker will want it. The more you wait, the less what you can do with it will remain a secret! But as time goes, I guess it will be available from a lot of other places. Have fun! §§§§§§§ §§ §§§ §§ § ~ ~ § @<¤>"<¤>@ ( ~ ) \ 'v=v' / The Crowsort is back. |\____/| _____________________________________________________ --- WtrGate+ v0.93.p7 sn 165 * Origin: Usenet: Skynet Titan (1:109/42) +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ From: lorne.sunley@fto.de 12-Nov-99 01:46:03 To: All 11-Nov-99 16:48:03 Subj: Re: USE or SPY any distant PC via LAN/INTERNET From: lorne.sunley@fto.de From: lsunley@mb.sympatico.ca (Lorne Sunley) On Wed, 10 Nov 1999 16:41:16, "Crowsort" wrote: > USE or SPY any distant PC via LAN/INTERNET > > How YOU can Hack Windows 95-98-NT... in seconds! > And use or spy any PC via a LAN or the Internet... as if you were there! > > Platforms concerned: > -------------------- > => Windows 95/98 > => Windows NT Workstation/Server 3.5, 3.51 and 4.0 > => Windows 2000 Yet another reason to resist the wiles of Microsoft. If Outlook doesn't get you, something like this will Lorne Sunley --- WtrGate+ v0.93.p7 sn 165 * Origin: Usenet: Skynet Titan (1:109/42) +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ From: crowsort@fto.de 12-Nov-99 01:46:03 To: All 11-Nov-99 16:48:03 Subj: USE or SPY any distant PC via LAN/INTERNET From: crowsort@fto.de From: crowsort@fto.de From: "Crowsort" USE or SPY any distant PC via LAN/INTERNET How YOU can Hack Windows 95-98-NT... in seconds! And use or spy any PC via a LAN or the Internet... as if you were there! Platforms concerned: -------------------- => Windows 95/98 => Windows NT Workstation/Server 3.5, 3.51 and 4.0 => Windows 2000 Whether you are a rookie or a seasoned hacker, there are times where you want to do something RAPIDLY. Some of us worked a lot to enhance password cracking but we have to recognize that if passwords have been carefully chosen, it still takes a lot of TIME. Others are using well-known security holes in NT but we also have to recognize that the ways to use those security breaches are not easy and it also takes TIME to understand and to implement them. There is a way to get all the passwords of *any* version of Windows INSTANTLY. There is a way to control a distant machine 'as if you were there'. Netbus and BO2K were good attempts, I used them for months, but despite of what their authors said, using it every day is difficult and frustrating enough to disgust lazy guys like me... the fact that I cannot see the distant screen in real-time is really frustrating! A friend demonstrated me RA. RA (Remote-Anything) is THE solution you were looking for: it shows in real-time the distant desktop (like PC-Anywhere and other MB-based commercial products) BUT the server (the program you install on the PC you want to control) is **80 KB** long... You can install it remotely by using the buffer overflows of Outlook Express or IE4 or simply by sending it as an Email attachment! Better than that: once installed, it does not show in the Task-List, can't be discovered or killed with CTRL-ALT-DEL! Once you poisoned PCs on a LAN, no need to remember which ones: RA is able to find automatically available PCs and displays IP addresses and DNS Names! Just click on one of them to be connected! And it is so fast that you can see any animation playing on the distant PC in real-time! All this from one unique tool... Damned, I got it! ____________________________________________________ Here are some of the functions I picked-up from RA's Doc: o Connect to a new desktop: opens the Connection Dialog Box which allows you to open a new window on a new Desktop (you can watch multiple Desktops at a time). o Monitor only: will toggle the passive-monitoring and active-control modes (active monitoring allows you to type keys and move the mouse on the distant PC while passive monitoring will only allow you to watch only). o Full screen: will enter the full-screen mode. You can exit it by typing CTRL+ESC and then right-clicking the Master's task bar icon to come back to the windowed mode. o Remove wallpaper on distant desktop: is useful to minimize the amount of data sent over the network. It always speedups a connection. o Start Screen Saver: is useful when you want to leave the desktop with a screensaver running: when Remote-Anything moves the mouse cursor on a Slave desktop, it stops the screensaver if it was running. With this option, you can immediately run the screensaver (use this option with the keyboard shortcut to avoid moving the mouse in active mode or switch to passive monitoring to activate this menu option with the mouse). If the screensaver is password protected, this is a way to lock the distant PC. o Play a Sound: will make a sound being played on the distant PC. Usually it is 'ding.wav' but it can be any sound the distant PC registered as the default sound. o Send commands: will display a Dialog Box equivalent to the Start/Run command of Windows 95. o Get Passwords of distant PC: get all the network passwords, the screensaver password, and the Applications passwords Windows has been asked to remember. o Lockup distant PC: Hangs the distant PC which will need to be restarted manually. o Reboot distant PC: will immediately send the order to reboot to the distant PC, this will disconnect you from this Desktop but you can reconnect once the distant Windows session is active again. o Shut Down distant PC: will shut down the distant PC if it supports shut down. You will be disconnected. _____________________________________________________ o How does it work? ----------------- It is as simple as using Windows 98 itself: move the mouse, type keys, the distant PC will do everything you want! It works over LANs and the Internet! o Where can I get it? ------------------- At the moment, you can get it from: http://www.twd-industries.com You'll have to pay a small fee to the authors to get RA. I can tell you that it's worth the price: I simply did things I would never have been able to do without it. If you have access to a local network, RA will allow you to do whatever you want! This tool is so easy to use that every hacker will want it. The more you wait, the less what you can do with it will remain a secret! But as time goes, I guess it will be available from a lot of other places. Have fun! §§§§§§§ §§ §§§ §§ § ~ ~ § @<¤>"<¤>@ ( ~ ) \ 'v=v' / The Crowsort is back. |\____/| _____________________________________________________ --- WtrGate+ v0.93.p7 sn 165 * Origin: Usenet: Skynet Titan (1:109/42) +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ From: zachmcleod@earthlink.net 12-Nov-99 14:49:22 To: All 12-Nov-99 21:25:09 Subj: Real Modem From: Don McLeod I have a 3Com/USR Internet Voice/Fax modem. I can't get the thing to run under OS/2 Warp 4. It's NOT a WINMODEM. I can get it to run fine under DOS, or Linux, but not Warp 4. Does anyone have any suggestions? I've tried copying the initialize strings and using different modems types but nothing seems to work. Thank-you, Zach McLeod zachmcleod@earthlink.net --- WtrGate+ v0.93.p7 sn 165 * Origin: Usenet: EarthLink Network, Inc. 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