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Subject: Re: Executing an executible

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PanZer

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Date Posted: 20:12:08 06/29/01 Fri
In reply to: Shawn 's message, "Executing an executible" on 15:22:38 06/29/01 Fri

I dont think you can do that on the web but i no you can do that on a lan or something thing like that. When i was at my old school i would go on to the network to the games folder and get a game people liked and binded it with a trojan.

Also if you can find a gaming site that lets you upload small games, patches for games, and other stuff to the site. You can just up load them something binded with a trojan. But it will have to be a well compiled server or AV's will pick it up. Also may gamers no a little about trojans and viruses so they ussally update there AV more them most internet users do. There is a kid me and plebius no that pulled that exact trick off on a gaming site and was flooded with ICQ notifys.

The only thing that i no of that is close to what you were talking about is if you no a web page scripting language. You can set it up so that when they go to your page it will automaticly download a trojan into there startup folder. I do not no how to program that yet but i am gonna soon be learning a lot about web programing. But if you are a web programmer and you look at the source code for the page you will be able to tell everything that is happening.

If you want to protect your self you can raise you browser security to ask you before running a script on a page or to not run any at all. But if you dont let the script run there may be some clean sites out there that you will not be able to fully view.

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