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July 6th, 2005, 08:12 PM
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Think of the command prompt on your windows box as your shell. You can run those commands from it. If you do, such as a ping the ping will originate from the box the ping command was sent from.
Now, if you use a shell account on another box (even though you're physically in front of your windows box), those ping packets will originate from the other box.
This is mainly a way to do stuff remotely. Skiddies and such use them for running exploits remotely, so as not to reveal their true location.
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