any ideas thanks in advance 🤝
How to wipe someones hardrive with darkcomet? |
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The way you asked it looks like this is a tutorial on how to.
In future, when you want to ask something related to this put "How do you format a HD with DarkComet?" Also, open up notepad, and put this into it: Code @echo offEnjoy! (Dec 7, 2013 03:04 AM)Kirian Wrote: The way you asked it looks like this is a tutorial on how to.thanks mate corrected my question thanks for the heads up If the vista of after and the file is not run in NT Authority mode, that script will most likely not work. I say most likely loosely because it won't work. What you could try and do is upload a meterpreter shell, get NT Auth mode, and rewrite the SAM file :) or delete some system files. SRPP Discord Server
I am a professional network/cloud security architect. My Old Tutorials (Dec 7, 2013 03:16 AM)Goodies Wrote: I did my best, Goodies. Maybe you have more knowledge in hacking than I do, but he could give it a try. It won't change anything if he executes it, and the PC is still working. (Dec 7, 2013 03:17 AM)Kirian Wrote: I did my best, Goodies. LOL Dude, I'm so happy that there are members helping out others!!! Don't take it as a criticism ;) I could be wrong, but from past experience, unprivileged users cannot overwrite hard drives :P SRPP Discord Server
I am a professional network/cloud security architect. My Old Tutorials (Dec 7, 2013 03:19 AM)Goodies Wrote: Oh, I get what you mean. What if the slave is an administrator? :P (Dec 7, 2013 03:22 AM)Kirian Wrote: Oh, I get what you mean. What if the slave is an administrator? :P Stilll, I doub it O.o Windows is not THAT smart, but probably smart enough not to completely fuck itself. I will try it in a win 7 VM later and see what happens xD SRPP Discord Server
I am a professional network/cloud security architect. My Old Tutorials (Dec 7, 2013 03:22 AM)Kirian Wrote: Oh, I get what you mean. What if the slave is an administrator? :P tried it unfortunately doesnt work but i appreciate your code man
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(This post was last modified: Dec 7, 2013 09:11 PM by Demoralise.)
Use this command:
format c: /fs:NTFS Or replace c: with the letter of the hard drive partition Windows is installed on, which can be found by starting a shell via CMD in DarkComet. the path CMD is in is the same partition as Windows is installed in. |
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