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* - r3s3t - Sep 8, 2012 DDOS is kinda an invalid point since they are all on the same bandwidth anyways. You could accomplish the same thing with just one computer on that network, and that's what it would look like anyways on the receiving end anyways since they're NAT'd. Also, do you have an example of a good USB spreader ? I haven't seen one work correctly in over a year... autorun is disabled by default on most comps now also... is there another technique ?? Install SETI ;p * - Shizune - Sep 8, 2012 (Sep 8, 2012 07:36 AM)Kaite The Bait Wrote: I actually never seen a movie about hacking but the paypal is just a extra side money. If you target users who uses e-bay, then yes they would. There are also many more such as identity fraud, bank fraud, ect. If you sell each, its about $1000 +. socks5, ssh tunnel with a quad virtual private network would help and using neighbours WiFi. They investigate when 1 has been stolen, a call will be made to the user asking permission to start an investigation. Lol I really hope you're joking. First off talking about CC fraud is disallowed. And secondly CC's are plentiful and go for about 1-3 dollars not thousands not hundreds regular dollars. Because only an idiot would attempt what you're saying * - 4ndr3wz - Sep 8, 2012 (Sep 8, 2012 09:45 AM)r3s3t Wrote: DDOS is kinda an invalid point since they are all on the same bandwidth anyways. You could accomplish the same thing with just one computer on that network, and that's what it would look like anyways on the receiving end anyways since they're NAT'd..LNK USB spreading has been successful for me in the past. Create a folder called "Recycler" in the root of the drive, and copy the bot into the folder. Set all of the folders at the root of the drive as hidden folders, and create a LNK file for each of the hidden folders names. Configure the “target” property of the LNK file to execute the bot (hidden in the “RECYCLER” folder) and open its corresponding hidden folder. For example, “folder1.lnk” would run the bot and open a folder named “folder1″. This is the same method that ngrBot used. |