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botnet project to learn sql communication - Lithium Mind - Jan 19, 2020
Hi, I have a good knowledge of C, a basic knowledge of SQL and a very little knowledge about php/html or in general about using C and SQL together. I'd like to learn how a C written bot can communicate with a web c&c server. I'm searching some simple/basic project where I can study how a bot send information to a c&c web panel and how the web panel can manage them.
Can you suggest me some simple, well written and not too old project to study?
RE: botnet project to learn sql communication - Fudge - Jan 19, 2020
Try learning PHP sql and c#
RE: botnet project to learn sql communication - Mysticism - Jan 27, 2020
(Jan 19, 2020 06:09 AM)Fudge Wrote: Try learning PHP sql and c#
Why would you tell the poster to learn other programming languages when he already knows one? He does not need that.
(Jan 19, 2020 12:26 AM)Lithium Mind Wrote: Hi, I have a good knowledge of C, a basic knowledge of SQL and a very little knowledge about php/html or in general about using C and SQL together. I'd like to learn how a C written bot can communicate with a web c&c server. I'm searching some simple/basic project where I can study how a bot send information to a c&c web panel and how the web panel can manage them.
Can you suggest me some simple, well written and not too old project to study?
I think that the best way to get to understand this is by building and experimenting yourself. You could make a NodeJS web application that communicates with the database when needed and learn that way. If you really have good knowledge of C, then you will not find other languages hard to get into. JavaScript is what's used for web applications today. You might want to look in TypeScript, too.