Full Version: Auto Netcat Connector?
I search a .bat file (Auto NetCat Connector??) on Port 445
| QUOTE (G36K @ May 11 2004, 01:56 PM) |
| I search a .bat file (Auto NetCat Connector??) on Port 445 |
what do you want?
try to use a better way to explain what you need.
autohacker for lsass exploit?
bat to let netcat listening on port 445?
do not have a support xxxxx IPs manually to connecten
sry 4 my bad sch00l english
sry 4 my bad sch00l english
| QUOTE (G36K @ May 11 2004, 02:36 PM) |
| do not have a support xxxxx IPs manually to connecten sry 4 my bad sch00l english |
I still don't get it, sorry
someone else should try
/edit
if you are german write me a pm (in german)
I'm wondering what you really are looking for
lol
maybe put those lines in nc.bat where you have your netcat exe file
( note this code use nc.exe , use this name or change as you want )
maybe put those lines in nc.bat where you have your netcat exe file
( note this code use nc.exe , use this name or change as you want )
| CODE |
@echo off echo [ -=- AutoNetcat Connector -=- ] set /p ip="[.] IP to connect to :" set /p port="[.] Port :" echo [+] Connecting ... NC.exe %ip% %port% |
Hope its your request , but well , you are damn difficult to understand
why would you want to make a bat file such as that?
what is so hard about people learning -l is listen, and -p is port.
a lot of people on here use bat files for the stupidest fuckign reasons.
if your going to create an 'auto nc listener' at least have it get the ip FOR YOU by parsing output from ipconfig /all
otherwise, too much time is wasted double clicking to open these pointless 'auto hackers'
what is so hard about people learning -l is listen, and -p is port.
a lot of people on here use bat files for the stupidest fuckign reasons.
if your going to create an 'auto nc listener' at least have it get the ip FOR YOU by parsing output from ipconfig /all
otherwise, too much time is wasted double clicking to open these pointless 'auto hackers'
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