amish
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INTERNETS >> ROUTER >> MY PC
I think thats all of it :/
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i have oink, but your a nub.
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So wait you got these hack working in Windows.
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Dont you come on irc maxdamage?
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using rsm i can unmount, but i cant figure out how to mount :(
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Ok so i think i found a soloution to this problem
Bascially from what ive read and heard in windows, you can make 2 partitions on a usb memorystick, edit the first to pretend its a CD drive and boom it works. When you plug it into windows, windows only recognises the CD drive and dosnt want to mount the actual memorystick.
So heres my idea.
I jsut found out that theres a command in windwos called "rsm" which works with removable media, in there theres a command called mount. So When the cd drive partition is mounted it shoudl autorun a payload which mounts the actual USB.
Just an idea.
here my dump for interest.
C:Documents and SettingsAmish>rsm RSM [ALLOCATE | DEALLOCATE | MOUNT | DISMOUNT | EJECT | EJECTATAPI | CREATEPOOL | DELETEPOOL | VIEW | REFRESH | INVENTORY] The command line is case insensitive, except when you refer to Media Objects (including media, drives, changers, libraries, media types, slots) by their friendly names. The arguments for a command may be specified in any order. All commands return an error code - success, a system defined error code or one of the application defined error codes shown below: 536870913: Invalid Arguments 536870914: Duplicate Arguments 536870915: No Guid For Friendly Name 536870916: Insufficient Arguments 536870917: Invalid Guid 536870918: Ioctl Failed There should be no spaces between a tag and the actual argument. For example, for the timeout option in allocate, the timeout is specified as /t50 and not /t 50. See Start->Help (search for "Using the command line for Removable Storage") for more details. C:Documents and SettingsAmish>rsm mount /? Mount a specified piece of media. RSM MOUNT /L[G|F]<LogicalMediaID> | /P[G|F]<PartitionID> | [/S[G|F]<SlotID> /C[G|F]<ChangerID>] [/D[G|F]<DriveID>] /O[ERRUNAVAIL|DRIVE|READ|WRITE|OFFLINE] [/R[NORMAL|HIGH|LOW|HIGHEST|LOWEST]] [/T<timeout>] The /[L|P|S|C|D]G option should be used when the LogicalMediaID, PartitionID, SlotID, ChangerID or DriveID is supplied as a GUID. The /[L|P|S|C|D]F option should be used when the LogicalMediaID, PartitionID, SlotID, ChangerID or DriveID is supplied as a friendly name. /O options: More than one may be specified by using the switch repeatedly. Only one of the following can be used. ERRUNAVAIL: The mount request will generate an error if either the media or the drive is not available. READ: Mount for read access. WRITE: Mount for write access. If this option is selected completed media will not be mounted. DRIVE: To be specified if drive guid or name is provided. OFFLINE: Error is returned if media is not on-line. If this option is not used then operator request is queued. /T Timeout: Specifies a timeout in milliseconds. Default is INFINITE /R Priority: Default priority is NORMAL. C:Documents and SettingsAmish>
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Darren i would add it but i dont have it anymore. It was on my memorystick and i dont have it anymore :(
I think the flags were -c for real vnc and -s for tight jsut run the program
vncdecrypt.exe /?
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Heya guys. Well bad news i lost my memory stick with liek 100's of password on it :S So i had to change them all.
Anyways before i lost it i had time to implement this
http://www.cqure.net/wp/?page_id=7
It grabs and decrypts the password for Tight VNC and Real VNC on the fly, and it runs in command line :D
So thats good to implement. =)
Im glad to see the projects going well.
But i think someone or myself shoudl implement a command line file encryptor to store these password safe everytime we dump them, jsut incase we loose them....like me. I wish i did that before
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Stupid website had to create an account jsut to write this message.
Right so yes my soloution does NOT need U3 technology, basically you should jsut unzip it to the root of your memory stick and it shoudl work correctly.
I made ths just for my use mainly, but i sent it to darren, and he showed it. I think a quick fix was provided, but I will all more features to it in later dates, so yeah.
Basically the file runs a batch script that creates a folder called the computername in the dump folder. In there it saves the different types of files. history and stuff.
You can get more programs that you can put into the script from www.nirsoft.net
Thats it
~Amish
Sorry for the shabby coding ill update it soon, I really need to update it because school is starting :)
*EDIT*
I just tested the rar form the links darren gave and it works fine on my memory stick. its dumping the files just fine.
Gain SYSTEM/Administrative Access to Windows XP/2000
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Well what I do is this. I made a mall bat file with this code.
Spawns an admin shell in 2 seconds, and becuase my school has a time server i can sync the time back :D But your school wont have one i dont think. So you will need to note the time and reset it manually with the "time" command.
The above code you can use and will work on anycomputer anywhere.