This Kicks Ass!
07-06-2003 | 03:13 AM
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There's a hotel I'm at right now.... due to family member's at scott's house.. because of his sis' graduation party / bday party.
Anyhow, he has a wireless network connection, and we turn on the computer, and all my IMs start popping up. We're like "whoa...kick ***..."
I think some ****** with a internet connection - and big servers or whatever left his **** WIDE open.
Dare Scott to hack his ****?
Anyhow, he has a wireless network connection, and we turn on the computer, and all my IMs start popping up. We're like "whoa...kick ***..."
I think some ****** with a internet connection - and big servers or whatever left his **** WIDE open.
Dare Scott to hack his ****?
07-06-2003 | 03:15 AM
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From: Canberra Australia
Did he do it?
07-06-2003 | 03:29 AM
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do it. and post screenshots and ****.
wireless ppl are so stupid.
REMEMBER TO GET IN THE ROUTER AND DELETE THE LOGUES THOUGH
because it may store mac addresses. not that they would know who it was, but you cant be too safe about this crap. **** his **** up real good, like leave text document on the desktop "j00_b33n_fux0r3d.txt" and then delete all his saved ****.
go into internet explorer favorites and delete everything, then create a new link to 2600.com, and also set it as the homepage.
wireless ppl are so stupid.
REMEMBER TO GET IN THE ROUTER AND DELETE THE LOGUES THOUGH
because it may store mac addresses. not that they would know who it was, but you cant be too safe about this crap. **** his **** up real good, like leave text document on the desktop "j00_b33n_fux0r3d.txt" and then delete all his saved ****.
go into internet explorer favorites and delete everything, then create a new link to 2600.com, and also set it as the homepage.
07-06-2003 | 03:43 AM
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I got screen shots - post in a sec.
no computer is on, only attached to a network access - so we have reset some network values, and forwarding some ports.
I might go ahead and relabel his networks, as question.
no computer is on, only attached to a network access - so we have reset some network values, and forwarding some ports.
I might go ahead and relabel his networks, as question.
07-06-2003 | 03:57 AM
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one.
07-06-2003 | 04:06 AM
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Before.
We covered up the ports so that you bored ******* don't **** with his server than anything
Oh, and we also changed his login password. So they'll be forced to completely restore the router to factory defaults.
We covered up the ports so that you bored ******* don't **** with his server than anything
Oh, and we also changed his login password. So they'll be forced to completely restore the router to factory defaults.
07-06-2003 | 04:07 AM
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After: What we did.... to it, but ya.
07-06-2003 | 04:11 AM
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Why you rolling your eyes? I'm sure you've *never* been bored as hell..... at 3am?
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