BACK ORIFICE

[CHRYSt]

Sky's right. I went on a hacking trip once. It lead me nowhere. I was left to figure out how to do things on my own. I'll give you advice. Either become a programmer, or let it drop. I did both (Became a VB programmer) at the same time. I've done a lot of research on this topic. If you break into someone's machine...anyone's for any purpose, good, bad, or funny, they can press charges and you will go to jail. A friend of mine got me off the kick with this phrase: "You're better off murdering someone than getting caught hacking." It kinda drove the nail home once I thought about it.
friendly advice.
If you are intent on it, all I can say is: Newsgroups. You won't find any concrete info, but there is a trail of clues if you want to do the detective work.

"Who's up for the donkey show and some unholy butt sex?!" -- Lloyd Kaufman

 

[Testicle]

I was fooling around with that crap with my friend. We just renamed the thing and gave it to a dumbass, he ran the thing and we were just fooling around. It isnt illegal here (they just cancel your internet account). I know some people that proudly call themselves "hackers" and they use NetBUS and Back Orifice (bunch of retards)

 

[Clock]

Isn't there software out there that monitors your computer for BackOriface? So at least you know if someone has tried to access you.

Sub7.....now THAT is something to be afraid of.

 

[GRaVeDiGGeR]

there are programs out there that scan ur computer 24/7, if it's acticated, or running in "hidden" mode. McCaffee does a good job and so does Norton, but there are little progs out there that scan the unprotected ports, or block the ports, so noone can get through. Theres a program for everything. If there isn't, someone will make one.

 

[desperado]

You can get a program like net watcher to check if someone is trying to connect to your ports.