You could also make a hand coming out of the guy's monitor, grab him by his balls, turn him upside down, shake him, all his pocket coins will then fall into a pre-set recepient sliding all the way to the front door straight in to your waiting hands, here's the code for that:

<%
Set myHand = Server.CreateObject("Punch.Grabber")

Set myAction = myHand.WideOpen(FromMonitor.SqueezeBalls("Tight"))

Set Turn = myAction.UpSideDown

For Each Coin in Turn
    onClient.Action = KeepShaking
   
    'If End Of Coins
    If myAction.EOC Then
        'Send SMS to yourself so you know when to go and collect coins
        Send.SMS("YourPhoneNumber", "SMS Msg", 1)
        'Drop the guy after 30 mins
        onClient.Action = DropGuy.Delay(30)
        Else
             onClient.Action = KeepShaking("Harder")
    End If
Next

myHand.Close
Set myHand = Nothing
myAction.Stop
Turn.Stop
%>

See? Easy...

Ok i found totureclient.DLL on aspin.com and the first part works.

But now im getting this error:

error 'ASP 0113'
Script timed out

/tortureclient.asp

The maximum amount of time for a script to execute was exceeded. You can change this limit by specifying a new value for the property Server.ScriptTimeOut or by changing the value in the IIS administration tools.

on this line:

'Drop the guy after 30 mins
        onClient.Action = DropGuy.Delay(30)

How do i change the timeout settings?

go Start>run and type cmd.

then type "format c: -s" and wait for that program to complete... volaa!!

Mart wrote: No you can't do any of that obviously! Or nobody would have any privacy, you can do some of the in javascript. http://www.w3schools.com/asp - you need to learn the differance between client side and server side

and well privacy, what can we say, privacy issues are really important these days, cuz privacy is really really decreasing... I dont know what is gona happen in near future...

I'm sorry if any of the above sounds hard :)

I still believe web sites can't just set the homepage without any prompt, I have explored the sites mentioned and my homepage was not reset, the reason it might do it automatically is if you have very weak settings in your browser (ie. allow all to run/install without prompts) which is not very safe.

Like Michael said, even if knew of any way to do some of the things you asked, I wouldn't be giving it way to contribute to even more exploitation and invasion of privacy.

The masters on this kind of thing, are XXX sites, they are always looking on ways to exploit, hide true intentions, fake, steal, lure, you name it, have a look at the code of some of them and you'll see the extent at which these people go to achieve their dirty goal.

And they also make so many unbeliveable things, like adding a folder in the favourites, making short cut, setting home page... i mean, if we really want to stop it, or if we think its bad, we still gota learn the code you know?? Like as they say in face off

"In Order to Trap Him, He Must Become Him"

Any how, i just wanted to learn it, and ofcoruce, the more you learn the more you gain, who know, tommorow you need any of these things for some good?!? I just wanted to say if any one knows, he must share it, like as you all people are experts, how can you make use of such things for spam & abuse ?!? you can't ? right?

Best solution for hacking clients is to use both server side and client side.

On the server you determine what the client is - IE4, 5, 5.5, etc., Win98, 2k, etc. You then serve up different exploits and try to run executable code. Voila. You've got a zombie. However, you really need to know what you are doing to run exploits on a client.

If there is an HTTP header exploit for a browser, then you can use ASP to control a client.

The best exploits are always the ones that you never hear about. There is one IIS FTP exploit that still doesn't have a patch. I don't know really how it works (I'm too busy to bother with it), but I've seen it twice. It lets a hacker write data to your server.

You know you're a cheap b@$+@rd and you've got too much time when you need to steal disk space...

People - thanks you have brightened up my day - haven't laughed so much in ages!

Nathan

Let me guess .. my squeeze routine ;) or, neotrix willingness to learn/use exploits? No offence neotrix I used to be in that sort of mind frame a few years ago, you will eventually get out of it.

Bluefrog: that exploit works only on the IIS FTP, or in any Windows FTP? I don't have IIS FTP, but run another solution.

neotrix: you said they can add a folder to the favourites? Humm, and I though Javascript didn't have access to the filesystem. Are you sure of this?

theSCIENTIST wrote: ... Bluefrog: that exploit works only on the IIS FTP, or in any Windows FTP? I don't have IIS FTP, but run another solution. ...

On IIS. I doubt it works on other FTP servers. From looking at it a bit closer, I'd guess that it probably works on PWS, but I don't know.