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Subject: Re: Executables and batch files

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SiN

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Date Posted: 23:43:51 06/30/01 Sat
In reply to: PanZer 's message, "Re: Executables and batch files" on 20:20:44 06/30/01 Sat

hi i need some help on somethin else here see i went to blacksun and read that batch file tutorial and i found a part on making a keylogging daemon i want to know how you do what it says , maybe you can explain it more details its confusing , like how do i do it , do i add a form on the site does a HTML file have to be on the server computer? can you explain this in more detail and tell me how to do it....Heres what it says........."Say you, who are the system administrator does not have physical access or have gone on a business trip,
but have access to the net and need to keep in touch with the server log file, then you easily link the log file
to a HTML file and easily view it on the click of a button. You could also make this part of the site password
protected or even better form a public security watch contest where the person who spots something fishy
wins a prize or something, anyway the linking can easily be done by creating an .htm or. html file and
inserting the following snippet of code:"

html>
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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Executables and batch files	SiN	00:41:45 07/01/01 Sun

Re: Executables and batch files	PanZer	20:53:29 07/01/01 Sun
Re: Executables and batch files -- PanZer, 20:59:22 07/01/01 Sun