open port which can be overflowed, by outsiders??
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open port which can be overflowed, by outsiders??
I'm not quite sure what you mean. Are asking if Yahoo messenger has a buffer overflow exploit?
yes -- that is what i mean
y do you want to know... and you can prolly find the answer at www.google.com
becuz --- if there is a client remote software install on a desktop and the router in stoping an entry, that is why i ask
I haven't heard of one, although that doesn't mean there isn't one.
no no-- there is a client in which has the remote software installed on it already -- my pc has the master -- but the firewall between is stoping my access
Who's firewall?
a firewall that a small company has -- cant be anything fancy-- 15 users on the network
it's not because there are only 15 users that it's not fancy, you'd be surpriesd by the setup of firewalls i seen for BIG companies ...
anyways are you asking for a way to get through the firewall ? (maybe without notice ?)
true ...yeah that what im asking
This is security related site. There are many sites you can go to find out how to h@ck hotmail and get through firewalls, this is not one of them.
hry kids,
try firewalking with nmap, it runs on *inx.
bhat hit it with firewalking yes yahoo does have an exploitable port 2 in fact port 5101 ana 5050 its the login and IMvironment prts both are highly exploitable for viewing others offline messeges any IMs and for stealings passes and email let alone knowing exactly where someone is and what is on their comp msn icq and aol all have similar exploits trick is to think how one of these babies works on your system .. lol
man no linux os, any windows programs that will do that?
This is all pretty suspicious - check out this thread that was started earlier:
http://www.antionline.com/showthread...hreadid=220347
I'm not sure what his intent is here, if I'm completely off base then I apoligize. Now I ask, why do you need to overflow Yahoo Messenger on a remote machine - you said that you needed to gain remote access to the desktop to fix it in the earlier thread.
What are your intentions?
Sorry to add to this string, but I wanted to see my AntiOnline status eg, newbie.. senior or other????
Been gone for several years and just getting back. :)
Actually, Stuart, you could just have gone to "View your profile" in the "Member Functions" on the left :)Quote:
Originally posted here by stuart2555
Sorry to add to this string, but I wanted to see my AntiOnline status eg, newbie.. senior or other????
Been gone for several years and just getting back. :)
Cheers,
BrainStop