[Zabuza]

no no no no.
You can't hack into someones computer just by their ip

Accounts on websites for example is on the table tho...

That's not what he's implying. How about you actually read the OP before posting.

[Gratitude]

That's not what he's implying. How about you actually read the OP before posting.

"lets say Theoretically that the guy has the IP addresses and knows the location of the files on the system, and this guy wants to hack into the computer delete the files and get out unseen."

He has the ip addresses of the victim
He knows where its located on system
Wants to hack into the computer and delete the files

What am I missing? or did I just misread it?

[DrPanda]

I believe that a R.A.T would actually be the best solution here.

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Do you have access to the Dropbox account?

yes you have access to the Dropbox account

[PerseusGrey]

While I don't know about hacking your way into a computer system, what I do know is that since the "theoretical" person had a relationship with the victim that ended and the other person had personal information. If that information was found to be missing, it would point back to you, who else would simply delete that info and leave it at that? The point I'm making is, it's difficult to make anything "100%" undetectable and without traces. I'm a bit tired at this point, so I hope I worded this in a way it would make sense.