Hi again :P

[acid_burn951]

I have 1 question which i dont know is in the zone of hacking.. im student and when i have IT we are in room which all computers are connected in one network.. so the problem is how i can get acces to other computers . So if u can show me how i can start doing this i will treat you xD !

[-Ninjex-]

I have 1 question which i dont know is in the zone of hacking.. im student and when i have IT we are in room which all computers are connected in one network.. so the problem is how i can get acces to other computers . So if u can show me how i can start doing this i will treat you xD !

This website is a good place to start hacking in general. However, if you are trying to root into other systems; I think you should look at getting the BackTrack5 operating system. There are many ways to compromise computers when you are on a local area network. I would suggest looking up tutorials on how to gain root access to computers, get familiar and have a understanding of the tools, and also read up on the backtrack forums because it only helps.

Best of luck,
- Ninjex

[fashizzlepop]

You should read through the rest of the forums. Also note I am moving this to the NZone and out of General Discussion.

[limdis]

There are many ways to compromise computers when you are on a local area network.

This ^. This not only varies by technique but also by the level of access as well. I suggest before you try to do things the fun way you learn how to do it the proper way first. On a local network you can set this up yourself with default installed admin tools available such as Remote Desktop Connection (windows). Doing it this way will show you how to find open ports and change and allow what goes through them which will be vital background knowledge to know before you attempt to try and hack your way in.

[-Ninjex-]

There are many ways to compromise computers when you are on a local area network.

This ^. This not only varies by technique but also by the level of access as well. I suggest before you try to do things the fun way you learn how to do it the proper way first. On a local network you can set this up yourself with default installed admin tools available such as Remote Desktop Connection (windows). Doing it this way will show you how to find open ports and change and allow what goes through them which will be vital background knowledge to know before you attempt to try and hack your way in.

I agree. I personally like to get an apache server running as well on the target machine with some designed webpages that allow for certain exploits. I like just going through the stages, even though you know they are there. It helps to keeps it fresh in your head, it's fun, and I tend to remember it better this way. I also enjoy rooting the apache server just to upload malicous php scripts and backdoors and then running them from my target local machine. Even though it's all planned out, it's still fun and a good learning experience no matter how many times I do it.

[acid_burn951]

you say there is program with which i can do it ? what i need to "study" to be able to do it ?

[fashizzlepop]

you say there is program with which i can do it ? what i need to "study" to be able to do it ?

Maybe study english.

There are no programs that will "just do it" all for you. You have to learn on your own and it will take time and effort.

[acid_burn951]

thats why i asked is there a program but not which do all the job.if you tell me from where to start it will be good..

[fashizzlepop]

Yup, it's called Metasploit. Here you go: Tutorial