XceeD

:/, didn't know cmd had telnet in it xD, woops. Sorry about that.

But the thing is, hacking (listen to me carefully) isn't dangerous to any computer. Yea, everyone's like :eek: .

Okay, lemme explain. Hacking is viewing data from a computer where you do not have permission. VIEWING data, not destroying data. And I don't think you can do anything to destroy data using telnet unless you opened a port so that they can do things on your computer. Other than that, I don't see the dangers of it. Like if they go on the 80 (webserver) port, what are they going to do :/?

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TwitcH

Denial Of Service, Buffer Overflow, Stack Overflow, SQL Injection...

Just to name a few

Anyways this topic isnt about hacking it's about programming in a DOS environment, I think we strayed a bit off topic >.<

Cj Shadows

-Lets just stray off topic a bit more for this......
Hacking on someones comp and looking for holes and patches in security is White Hat Hacking i think....
And to send a virus like a trojan, there is a port you have to hack onto, unless u hav sum1 download it.
To hack to someones comp, you get scan a certain active port which has the password files, then unencrypte it, then u can log on.
TLM should kno since his sig says Master Hacker

TwitcH

Well yeah if you put it really really simply it go's like that, but that's not even anywhere near what real hacking is about. I'm making a sort of hacker training site soon, i'll let you all know when it is ready and then you can learn teh hax. But I dont think we are allowed to be discussing real hacking methods on here.

cederron

But all this about hacking... it's like say "Windows XP is dangerous because you can hack with it" . It's pointless.

TwitcH

Exactly the reason I'm going to lock this post, try and stay OT guys