__/ [ Soldier ] on Wednesday 02 August 2006 17:47 \__
>
> Jim wrote:
>> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>>
>> > __/ [ Soldier ] on Wednesday 02 August 2006 17:24 \__
>> >
>> >> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>> >>> __/ [ Jim ] on Wednesday 02 August 2006 16:15 \__
>> >>>
>> >>> > sloblocks wrote:
>> >>> >
>> >>> >> Soldier submitted this idea :
>> >>> >>> BearItAll wrote:
>> >>> >>>> Soldier wrote:
>> >>> >>>>
>> >>> >>>>> Hi i need this quick help on hacking my friends computer by ip
>> >>> >>>>> address with linux......My friend told me to hack it so i can
>> >>> >>>>> send him a text file saying Hello world!or something like
>> >>> >>>>> that.....He gave me his ip address and port number to his old
>> >>> >>>>> computer....Someone help me please or send me a
>> >>> >>>>> link..Thanks...Byt he way the computer is a desktop computer so
>> >>> >>>>> it's using a modem..Thanks.
>> >>> >>>>
>> >>> >>>> If he hasn't given you a usernam and password then best if you
>> >>> >>>> send him that text on a postcard.
>> >>> >>>
>> >>> >>> He gave me the username and password and now what do i have to
>> >>> >>> do?And how can i get passed a firewall?What do i type in the
>> >>> >>> command line?
>> >>> >>
>> >>> >> dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> It's like thinking of poking your eyeball with a needle.
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> > you are an evil person.
>> >>> >
>> >>> > you shouldn't have told him.
>> >>> >
>> >>> > now we're all screwed.
>> >>
>> >> Oh and one more thing.....How can i connect to the ip....whats the
>> >> command on the terminal...Please tell me..Thanks.
>> >
>> > Prepend "sudo" to the command above. But remember to wear a helmet,
>> > soldier.
>> >
>> > Serious now... don't dare to run it. It'll wipe your hard-drive. What
>> > command you should use to connect depends on the communication protocol
>> > (e.g. FTP, SSH, Telnet, RLogin, RDesktop, VNC)...
>>
>> spoilsport.
*grin*
> I'm sorry....It's that i searched in google for the commands all didn't
> find any type of results...So i'm just asking if ya can send me a link
> to the commands list...Thanks and i'm sorry if i'm annoying ya.
man ftp
open/connect, put, get, cd, ls
These commands, having started an FTP session in the *nix command line, will
allow you to establish a connection, upload, download, move between
directories, and list files, respectively. You could, of course, just use a
front end like GFTP, Konqueror, or whatever. I hope it helps. I am assuming,
based on your other post, that connection is intended to be FTP, port 21.
Best wishes,
Roy
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