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At least you are honest!

A very quick and basic point you need to keep in mind is:

As you probably know, you don't connect to the actual 'computer' - you connect to a service that the computer is running. This could be a service that the OS is running, eg, NetBIOS or a Third Party Service eg, VNC

To talk to other computers most services use ports.

For to most part - a service will use a pre-defined port by default.

So if you scan a computers ports - you can find out what service is running. Take your Telnet service for example - it runs on port 23 - you scan a computer, see port 23 is open and the chances are it is running a telnet server.

Once you have a list of used ports and services, then research these services to see what they do - if you find one that interests you then research how you can 'exploit' this service in to using it to do what you need it to.