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    DOS Intrusion Detection System

    I think I had posted on here ages ago asking how to create an Intrustion Detection System just using DOS commands in a batch file. Well, I actually wrote this awhile back and figured I should post...
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    Yea, it's pretty simple for you and I just to say...

    Yea, it's pretty simple for you and I just to say that we need to use stronger passwords. But what about the rest of the net? When I saw the list it actually suprised me, because a password I had...
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    Did I miss something? Where was the bashing of...

    Did I miss something? Where was the bashing of the thread?
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    Suprisingly easy CGI dictionary attack...

    Before reading, please know that my intent is not malicious. I seek only to point out the poor security of many CGI login forms.

    I recently wrote a simple batch file that ultilized cURL to carry...
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    To start off, I'm sorry for causing a flame war. ...

    To start off, I'm sorry for causing a flame war. I honestly did try searching on google for FC exit codes before I posted, but I only found ones for the diskcomp command.

    I don't think I was too...
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    Exit codes and other things

    Ok, I'm messing around with DOS and am trying to create a very simple Intrusion Detection System. I'm new with this stuff, so if something I say doesn't make sense, please just tell me.
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    NT based only? Oh...I was wondering why the "/f"...

    NT based only? Oh...I was wondering why the "/f" and "tokens" weren't working...lol

    Is there any other way for you to do this? I apologize if I am being bothersome.
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    For /F “tokens=3” %X in (results.txt) do set...

    For /F “tokens=3” %X in (results.txt) do set MyVar = %X

    what does the "/f" and "tokens=3" exactly do?
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    Thank you! Just one more question. Le'ts just...

    Thank you! Just one more question. Le'ts just say you wanted to pipe DIR into a var.

    dir|set dir1

    could you use something like that for the syntax?
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    Nothing really in particualr, I was just...

    Nothing really in particualr, I was just experimenting with it.
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    DOS question

    I'm pretty new to programming, and had a question about DOS. How do you pipe output from a command to a variable?
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