HondaTuner

krazywhitboy you stupid cracker, IP addresses do mean something. I hope someone ::coughcough:: gets a hold of your ---- so you know that it is serious. Nowadays its harder to get into a persons computer but I have done it on numerous occasions, regardless.

dragon

if my ---- ***** up im coming after you kain





uh oh...I remember someone telling us to watch out for that

kain

that all depends if the hacker finds a back door through an open. and and you know what? the open ports are usually a bunch of ones that have backdoors, such as internet explorer and such other programs.


black dragon, your safe man. i dont hack. i just know about it.

Dr.Boost

Come get me you computer geeks. I'll even give you the password. I don't think you can do ---- to my computer.
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krazywhitboy

exactly, kain i'll give ya my ip addy if ya want to try... the only way you can "get into my comp" is if you directly connect to it, i.e. i'd have to give you permission first. thats the only way you can get my physical ip addy....n00b...any ------- idiot that uses the internet can easily get someones IP address, its not hard. ----, you could prolly google it and learn how to in 5 minutes. The addy means nothing if you don't know wat to do with it.....

87na_rx7

its funny how you think you know what your talking about, if someone wants in your comp they will get in it

kain

so give it to me bitchboy.

quickcrx702

it depends on if the "victim" computer has a firewall setup correctly or not. it also depends on if your isp blocks certain ports. example: my isp(*** - aka ********** communications) blocks incoming service ports like 80/23/etc so that you cannot run a server on their default ports, but you still get outbound access. however, they also block all of the netbios ports and certain other vulnerable ports BOTH WAYS. the victim may or may not have open ports still though. a portscan can tell you that information though. if you really want boost, post your ip and your password, but i wouldn't recommend it, there are some devious ----------ers out there who can root your ***.

btw, the default share for your c drive is c$ . if you purchased a brand name computer and never set the admin password, chances are that it is still blank. this means that i can have root access to your computer, and that is not good.

try this... start--->run---->type in, without quotes

\\127.0.0.1\c$

unless you disabled it, which most people dont, you should now have access to an administrative root share of your drive. were you prompted for a password? if the answer to this question is no, then fix that ----.

btw, 127.0.0.1 means localhost - sort of a loopback testing ip address for your own personal machine. your computer has two ip addresses - one is the local(127.0.0.1), the other is for lan/wan access(ex: 68.217.x.x).

quickcrx702

and if i wanna ---- with you i can first try the obvious...

\\your.ip\c$

thats just the obvious, easy way. that only works on computers where the user is a ------- dipshit though.