Second Hacker Attack on Sri Lankan (While Surfing PDF)

[friendly_troll96]

What's the point of posting some random pictures ranging from multiple versions of windows and linux taken from Internet?

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mujh jesay masumon ko 'mamu' bnanay kay leay

 

[r3alist]

a quick question - just how possible is it for someone to hack into another persons machine?

 

[airuah]

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Yeah and remeber the time, he was showing pics of hot girls. Saying they're his 'friends' and were traveling in his 'many' cars

Srilankan is an attention whore !
Srilankan is an attention whore !
Srilankan is an attention whore !

i didnt see that thread...is it still there on the forum....

 

[scrumpy]

a quick question - just how possible is it for someone to hack into another persons machine?

When they say hack, they actually mean crack.

One such method is
1) First obtain the ip address of the user.
2) Run a scanner against the ipaddress to see open services.
3) Based on the fingerprints of the scan, run a set of scripts which exploit vulnerabilities on those systems.

The more common ones nowadays are to exploit vulnerabilities in applications like browsers, mail clients, browser plugins(ex: flash, pdf reader) to get the user to install a trojan on the system. This trojan can then open doors for the intruder to do as he wishes.

Most of the vulnerable computers out there are ones which haven't been updated to the latest versions or ones where the users are not careful when installing applications from unknown sources.

 

[r3alist]

When they say hack, they actually mean crack.

One such method is
1) First obtain the ip address of the user.
2) Run a scanner against the ipaddress to see open services.
3) Based on the fingerprints of the scan, run a set of scripts which exploit vulnerabilities on those systems.

The more common ones nowadays are to exploit vulnerabilities in applications like browsers, mail clients, browser plugins(ex: flash, pdf reader) to get the user to install a trojan on the system. This trojan can then open doors for the intruder to do as he wishes.

Most of the vulnerable computers out there are ones which haven't been updated to the latest versions or ones where the users are not careful when installing applications from unknown sources.

ok thanks.

can people get access to my files

i also have this annoying audio virus i cant get rid off

 

[scrumpy]

ok thanks.

can people get access to my files

i also have this annoying audio virus i cant get rid off

If you haven't been infected yet, make sure you haven't shared anything, you have the windows firewall setup to reject all incoming new requests. Have a virus/trojan checker, you should be fine.

If you already have a virus, then all bets are off.

 

[LaBong]

i also have this annoying audio virus i cant get rid off

What kind of virus? most viruses create an entry to startup, so they re-started once again if u reboot the machine. kill the process first and then delete all infected files, also get rid of bad start-up entries.

 

[LaBong]

can people get access to my files

it's possible, but mostly they will track your key strokes. dont use online transaction if your comp is infected.

 

[Spring Onion]

now you guys are speaking some weird language.

BTW i was thinking Sri Lankan was real genius after checking those shots he posted but lolzz it turns out pricked balloon

You guys pulled him down

 

[Mirza Jatt]

if too worried, get a security software.

 

[r3alist]

basically some random adverts keep playing in the background every now and again, i have searched the net and there is no solution!!!

its driving me mad

 

[IBRIS]

wasted my 2 minutes going through those pics gathered from google images.

What are you suffering from Sri Lankan. Are you not happy from enough attention you get for posting images. I mean WTF...man.

 

[Awesome]

There really is no way someone can hack anyone's PC, while surfing Defence.pk.

The #1 ingredient, your IP address (for the uninitiated, a unique number assigned to each and every device connected to a modern day networks - in this case a unique identifier for all of the internet - that is hidden from everybody else.

We guard user privacy details like a holy book.

It may be possible to target someone for surfing particular websites at your local ISP level, meaning your local government would be involved. Everyone has a right to their privacy but we would encourage everyone to cooperate with the law enforcement agencies (within reason of course) and do not advise any one to break their rules.