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I know I will prolly get flamed by someone for thinking this is possible because i saw it in a video game, but can you do a connection hop from one ip to another to make yourself harder to trace in the event of cracking a password? BTW: Saw this in uplink, was just curious if it is applicable to real world networking.

i think it is, either create a static ip after its cracked or crack it via remote connect on an unprotected computer, but those are just guesses.

So on the remote connect, the only way I can think of that happening is remote connecting and then opening up your little cracking program you made to get to the target, which seems kind of inconvenient to go through all the remote desktop stuff, or can you not open another connection and only act on the 1 outgoing one you used to crack another computer?

You can use a skid tool to crack someones WEP key, then run your attack from the owners network, because when an attack is detected they dont track the actual attacker but the location to which the IP lease was assigned. so they suspect the network owner or administrator of cracking

Alright, thanks! NO skid tools for me though... Once I figure out how to make an encrypter then i'll work on something network related even though it will probably take me like 2 years.

they use ftp bounce probably just from my exp with it


google it up

Didnt know that existed, ty

its not common anymore since it was a exploit using the PORT command so i would expect it to be dead right now probably some servers are exploitable still