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controlling a computer?
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by Mastermind8908
on 2006-10-09 03:04:28
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| I'm just curious but is there a way to control a persons computer while chatting with them using html,Java,etc? Just do simple stuff like opening the CD-rom door, opening/playing a file. There's an e-mail that circulates around during Halloween where it "possess" your computer for a few seconds and make it do stuff like that. How is it done and can it be done in real-time like while chatting. I know it might sound too taboo to talk about because it probably involves hacking and this thread should be locked if so, but it doesn't hurt to just ask. |
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on 2006-10-09 08:03:07 |
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in Windows there are ways to target certain higher-level OS functions using ActiveX. it is my guess the email you are describing uses this. another way is to simply write a C++ program that does system calls to access hardware (open CD trey) and manipulate the OS state (move the mouse pointer). 
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Ok I have a far simpler way all you have to do is get the ip address of the computer u want to control then download abtutor and install it on the computer u want to contol and the computer you're controling it from. Then just run the client fill in the right options with the ip address and walla u have control.
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Another one of those trojans like Sub-Seven i guess :-). But it does need to run a client on the machine right?
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meh, don't use a program like sub-seven, quickest way to send yourself to jail :-) Besides gaining the IP adress, or installing a program like sub-seven, abtutor, or a VNC program, i don't think theres a way to control a person's computer remotely. I suppose you could find/build yourself a C++ program to do it or use ActiveX like he said. If you want to know how to control it while chatting with them, i know theres some AIM programs that open and shut cd trays and shut down the aim client. You can google search that one ;) 
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on 2006-10-17 08:31:16 |
it's easy, get a guild book.  |
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by Mastermind8908
on 2006-11-05 22:29:04
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| thanks for all the info guys (or girls?). I'll check on some of those. not crazy about giving trojans though, I'm not looking to cause chaos. Not very educated in C++ or programs like ActiveX and Abtutor. Is messengers like Msn and Windows messenger available for this? okay heres the thing, I chat with this girl (stop freaking, she over 18) and just want to do things like play a song on her comp or other things, thats why I started this thread. If no further replies appear after say a week, please lock this thread and thanx again. |
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on 2006-11-06 11:52:21 |
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Remote desktop might be a possibility, though I know nothing about the feature. |
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How about Remote Assistance, Remote Desktop or even netmeeting ? All these are installed as standard on windows machines Schlicky
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