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(153 votes) Published: Jan 17, 2007 1:32 a.m. In 18 Favorites Lists Viewed 2121 times
For those of you who have no USB stick, you can spawn a command prompt simply by using Microsoft Word.
Directions:
Open up MS Word
Go to tools->Macro->Visual Basic Editor
Look for something to the left that says ThisDocument
Double click on it
Go to the right at the top where it says (General)
drop that down and select Document (or ThisDocument depending on the MS word version)
Now to the right of that where it says (Declarations) drop that down and select Close
It should write something like this:
Quote:
Public Sub Document_Close()
End Sub
Change it to look like this:
Quote:
Public Sub Document_Close() Shell("cmd.exe") End Sub [quote]
Now go to File->Save
Now exit MS Word
You should have a black window with white letters. This my friend, is the sign of true power. This is the Command Prompt (also called the "Shell" or the "DOS Box")
now you have complete control. Google for "DOS Commands" if you want to learn how to use it, but heres a quick example.
Since you are most likely a noob at hacking in school reading this, you are used to the Explorer window. You know, the thing with all the little folders and files. Well heres how you can get one to open anywhere on the network:
To get one on the C: drive (main hard drive in windows) just type this into the shell:
[quote]explorer C:\\
For those of you who do have a USB stick:
Extract the aforementioned .zip files (using WinZIP or WinRAR (im assuming you’re running windows...)) to your USB drive
Now bring the drive to school, and pop it into one of the computers.
Sometimes you can just go to Start->My Computer and doubleclick on your USB drive.
If you can, skip this next part but IF YOU CAN’T:
Look under my computer and see u drive letter corresponds to your USB drive (ex. E: )
Use the method above and get a command prompt. Once you’re there, type this in and hit enter (NOTE: Replace the X with whatever letter corresponds to your USB Drive):
Quote:
explorer X:\\
Now you have an Explorer window looking at your USB drive
(at this point you can close evrything except for the Explorer window you just made.)
Double click on cmd.exe
this will give you a new command prompt, looking at your USB Drive.
At this point you can use any of the NirCMD commands listed in the NIRCmd Online Help
Another thing you can do is open up Resource Hacker and start messing around with stuff. Explaining the use of Resource Hacker is beyond the scope of this egg, but you can find plenty of information on the Resource Hacker Web Page
Well, thats it for now. If you’re wondering why we never used NetCat, its because i didnt feel like writing about it right now.... But hey, you’ve got it on ur USB drive (or as me and my school hacker friends call them, "switchblades") so when i do get around to writing about it, you’ll be ready.
Jan 17, 2007 4:53 am - thanks for the support guys... my friend mike has been teaching me some stuff, and although i knew quite a bit of this, some info, such as opening a command prompt with MS Word, was taught to me by him...
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