Mar 22, 2016 02:20 AM
(This post was last modified: Mar 22, 2016 02:21 AM by overman.)
Hi,
i know top tactics, like man in the middle,phishing,clickjacking and backdoor installation, but i just want to know can a hacker hack internet modem firewall and intercept windows machine through Ip, or the only way to hack is sending backdoors, malware links to the target mail?
Thanks, for everyone who will dedicate time to answer my question.
I'm assuming English is not your primary language, so I'll try to decipher what you just said.
My understanding of what you just said:
Hi, I know how to do things like Man In The Middle, phishing, clickjacking, and backdoor installation, but I wanted to know if a hacker can hack into a modem firewall and intercept the communications between a Windows machine and other services through their IP address. Is this possible, or is the only way to get this information sending backdoors, malware links, etc. to the target's email?
My response:
You should probably use a RAT (Remote Administration Tool) or Keylogger to gather this information. As far as hacking them with their IP, you should scan their IP and see what ports are open and test them for exploits, although it's unlikely you'll find one. If you find an exploit, you should be able to upload a RAT or Keylogger and then get whatever information it is that you're wanting. Your best bet, however, would probably be social engineering the person into installing a RAT/Keylogger.
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(Mar 22, 2016 02:30 AM)JustSomeN00B Wrote: I'm assuming English is not your primary language, so I'll try to decipher what you just said.
My understanding of what you just said:
Hi, I know how to do things like Man In The Middle, phishing, clickjacking, and backdoor installation, but I wanted to know if a hacker can hack into a modem firewall and intercept the communications between a Windows machine and other services through their IP address. Is this possible, or is the only way to get this information sending backdoors, malware links, etc. to the target's email?
My response:
You should probably use a RAT (Remote Administration Tool) or Keylogger to gather this information. As far as hacking them with their IP, you should scan their IP and see what ports are open and test them for exploits, although it's unlikely you'll find one. If you find an exploit, you should be able to upload a RAT or Keylogger and then get whatever information it is that you're wanting. Your best bet, however, would probably be social engineering the person into installing a RAT/Keylogger.
Yes, most of all computers have open 80 port, so only servers with open 21, 443 ports are vulnerable if i know ip?
(Mar 22, 2016 02:50 AM)overman Wrote: Yes, most of all computers have open 80 port, so only servers with open 21, 443 ports are vulnerable if i know ip?
It doesn't matter what the port number is, it matters what program is using it. If the program is vulnerable, then you should be able to get in (depending on the vulnerability, of course)
Mar 22, 2016 02:57 AM
(This post was last modified: Mar 22, 2016 03:02 AM by overman.)
(Mar 22, 2016 02:53 AM)JustSomeN00B Wrote: It doesn't matter what the port number is, it matters what program is using it. If the program is vulnerable, then you should be able to get in (depending on the vulnerability, of course)
Oh my god ;D, i thought that only if hackers sends vulnerable file to the machine he will gets control and that port 80 is not vulnerable, please don't hack if you get my IP ;D
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