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#1
 2002-12-10, 02:07 |
bunghole 
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 how to send "Windows Messenger" Spam popups
If you want to send a popup message to your friend after they've signed off a chat program and you have no other way to reach them, you can use a spammer's trick. Go to a command prompt and type "net send -ipaddress- -message-", Where -ipaddress- is the target's ip, and -message- is the message you want to send him. an example would be "net send 67.68.87.8 totse r0x0rs some good box0rs". Thats my ip address, and if you type that in I will recieve that a message saying "totse r0x0rs some good box0rs" in the form of a popup on my computer. You can test it on yourself by putting in 127.0.0.1 as your ip. If you do any of this your status will be elevated to that of an elite hacker.
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#2
2002-12-10, 03:29 |
cense
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Re: how to send "Windows Messenger" Spam popups
You forgot to mention that only on 2K/XP is the messenger service/executable running after a default install. On Win9x machines, you would have to be running winpopup.exe on your side to recieve them.
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#3
2002-12-10, 07:04 |
qwerty316
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Re: how to send "Windows Messenger" Spam popups
hmm,, when i try it for example:
"net send 127.0.0.1 totse"
it states that SEND isnt a vaild command,, Is it cause i did the windows update?
I am running a win98se box
UPDATE:
When you run windows update it 'patches' the 'net.com' and takes the sned comd out of it,, on my win98se box
[This message has been edited by qwerty316 (edited 12-10-2002).]
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#4
2002-12-10, 07:23 |
qwerty316
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Re: how to send "Windows Messenger" Spam popups
or maybe i need to actully install windows messenger
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#5
2002-12-10, 11:16 |
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Re: how to send "Windows Messenger" Spam popups
yep yep, not work on 98 box
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#6
2002-12-10, 17:38 |
cense
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Re: how to send "Windows Messenger" Spam popups
qwert316, didnt you read my post? the NET command on 9x is not the same as on 2K/XP. Bunghole's description only works on 2K/XP.
If you want to send a message to yourself (127.0.0.1) on 98, then go start->run and type winpopup. I believe that it is possible that you do not have this component installed, I don't remember if it is an option or not..
happy happy joy joy.
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#7
2002-12-10, 21:09 |
syphon detonator
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Re: how to send "Windows Messenger" Spam popups
if anyones interested it can be done with samba as well. there was a thread about it here a few monthes ago called "net send muahahaha"
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#8
2002-12-11, 16:35 |
insertnamehere
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Re: how to send "Windows Messenger" Spam popups
i cant remeber right off the top of my head but i did it from a source. you can block the port which accepts these incoming messages. it is pretty fun tho sending mesages to yourself. you feel so very popular  |
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