Web Site Hacking

May be helpful for lammers
Published: Oct 16, 2002 Updated: Oct 16, 2002 Section: Network Security Library :: Web Security :: WWW Security Author: Company: WindowSecurity.com Printable Version Adjust font size: Rating: 2.6/5 - 169 Votes 1 2 3 4 5

Web Site Hacking By: Lord Rebel http://www.ilf.net/rebnet/lr/ LordRebel@juno.com _____________________________________________________________________________ disclaimer: This is a text that I wrote so that you can learn how a web site is hacked. If you use this to hack a web site remember who it was that told you how! But if you get locked up don't even mention my name! I didn't tell you to do it. I just told you how. _____________________________________________________________________________ Okay Well I've been asked this a lot so I thought instead of answering everyone who ask's me why not just write a text. This is a quicky so if it looks short that's only because it's super simple to do. 1'st you'll need a few things. 1 a telnet proggie /cool\ Remember that passwords on most systems are usually easy due to the ease of typing it and the fact that most people haven't had the fortune of seeing a hacker in action. Here is a small list of words that I've found to be popular with people.. asdf ;lkj 101 Login: LRebel Password: Welcome there has been Since you last logged in. You have messages Defiant: _____________________________________________________________________________ cd well hum this is pretty basic. C= change D=directory example defiant:cd directoryname defiant/directoryname: _____________________________________________________________________________ passwd use this to change the password example defiant:passwd old password: new password: confirm new password: _____________________________________________________________________________ mdkir this will make a directory example defiant:mkdir directoryname _____________________________________________________________________________ rmdir use this to remove a directory example defiant:rmdir directoryname _____________________________________________________________________________ mv use this to move a directory or a file to another example defiant:ls about~1.htm andy/ bottom.htm graphics/ index.htm index~1.htm links~1.htm map~1.htm midi/ phreak/ pol~1.htm rules~1.htm search~1.htm tea.gif telnet.txt texts/ trash/ und~1.htm wav/ defiant:mv wav trash defiant:ls about~1.htm andy/ bottom.htm graphics/ index.htm index~1.htm links~1.htm map~1.htm midi/ phreak/ pol~1.htm rules~1.htm search~1.htm tea.gif telnet.txt texts/ trash/ und~1.htm _____________________________________________________________________________ clear this will clear the screen _____________________________________________________________________________ ls or dir ls and dir do the same thing. They list all the files in a directory. _____________________________________________________________________________ rm remove a file example defiant:rm filename _____________________________________________________________________________ exit or logout these will break the connection with the host computer. _____________________________________________________________________________ chown this command will change the owner of a file or a directory example defiant:chown filename newownersname _____________________________________________________________________________ well that's just a few of the commands that you might need. If you would like to add to this file please e-mail me before doing so. If I'm wrong somewhere sorry. I guess I forgot to mention whatever it was then. Also note that PW crackers do different things and act in different ways. I use a proggie that has telnet ftp and a PW cracker all built in one. It was written by T.E.A. and will soon be available to you at their home page. This along with a ton of other files will be available from my networks when they are placed on the net hopefully sometime this summer. BIG SHOUT OUTS!! Thanks to everyone who puts this on their site! Thanks to T.E.A. (The Electronic Army) http://ilf.net/rebnet/tea/ Thanks to Silicon Toad http://www.silitoad.org/