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Can anyone tell me what the hell is wrong with this picture?

Posted: 2002-10-03 01:52am
by Vertigo1
Image

:lol: How PATHETIC is that? ;)

Posted: 2002-10-03 03:02am
by EmperorMing
Snicker.

And of course *you* don't have pc anywhere...

Sheesh!!

Posted: 2002-10-03 03:28am
by XaLEv
Right over my head.

Explanation?

Posted: 2002-10-03 04:02am
by Faram
Scripit Kiddie running a scan

In the same tradition:

[10-02-2002 - 04:10:01] ---------------- Initializing UrlScan.log ----------------
[10-02-2002 - 04:10:01] -- Filter initialization time: [09-26-2002 - 09:09:16] --
[10-02-2002 - 04:10:01] Client at 212.95.252.16: URL contains sequence ':', which is disallowed. Request will be rejected. Site Instance='3', Raw URL='/about:blank'

/snip about 1000 rows/

[10-02-2002 - 23:02:26] Client at 195.24.199.81: URL contains extension '.exe', which is disallowed. Request will be rejected. Site Instance='3', Raw URL='/scripts/root.exe'
[10-02-2002 - 23:02:30] Client at 195.24.199.81: URL contains extension '.exe', which is disallowed. Request will be rejected. Site Instance='3', Raw URL='/MSADC/root.exe'

Posted: 2002-10-03 11:48am
by Spanky The Dolphin
*Woosh!* :?

Posted: 2002-10-03 11:56am
by Nick
XaLEv wrote:Right over my head.

Explanation?
pcAnywhere is a program that lets you log into a Windows machine over a TCP/IP network such as the Internet (Unix and friends comes with this built in, but in windows you need a special program for it).

What you are supposed to do is either 1. put a good password on the thing, or 2. not expose pcAnywhere equipped machines to the hostile territory which is the internet. (Gold star for anyone that notes that option 2 is FAR safer)

What you often get, is people connecting their pcAnywhere equipped machines to the Net, and then using a lousy password (or no password at all).

And so, it becomes productive for script kiddies to scan for open pcAnywhere ports - this will usually let you log into the machine, and since it is a windows box, you will probably end up with full permissions to do whatever you want.

Here endeth the lesson :)

Posted: 2002-10-03 04:44pm
by Azeron
Well any machine that uses the Pc anywhere protocol, which is only windows, but6 I might add a fine line of distinction

Posted: 2002-10-03 09:02pm
by Vertigo1
You know what's really funny? That idiot is on my ISP. :D Its the same idiot thats been getting my ISP all up in arms about file sharing. I think I might pay him a visit. ;) I *hate* script kiddies.

Posted: 2002-10-06 04:28pm
by Hyperion
oh that is pathetic... yeesh... very easy to block, but hard to pull of if you're a complete idiot like that one...

dang, i could probably bring that yutz to his knees, and i've been out of practice for years. :roll: