Guess what

Thats how I got a virus too lololl

Not ggdhsudhdhsgsggwerrrrrr

Yeah I got gdps editor yey

Nah I have 3000 hours in that😊

haha same, that’s why i make these vids

@@ebolaman_ just wonderin if youre questioning why he wanteed that info that bad

Or are we? **Vsauce music kicks in**

Is there any change to get that code of bazch file

thank you 🤝

@@ebolaman_ great video but where do i find the one liner code i dont see it on your github

Bro has possibilities to get access to his credit card, search history, steal personal information but uses it only to get minecraft coordinates. You really are something my guy!

@@Some-Dude220 thanks for the ideas, gigachad. I'm not wanting to go to prison for stealing bro's coordinates, so I won't do anything else

@@benfen8798 that’s good. Next time try to get full access to his PC and delete system32, that way not only did you find his base, but he can’t even fight you :)

yep too

my example only shows it when’s it’s on the same network, they CAN be on different networks except then you need to do something called port forwarding

@@ebolaman_ I would like to know more about it, is it hard to include it into the "script" that you wrote in the video?

@@ahhfdhxhdj5312 no its actually the easiest part, just I would recommend using a programming language that isn't open source like batch, C# would be my choice

@@ebolaman_ can you make a tutorial on how to ban any kid

In the real word you wouldn't use netcat as a reverse tcp shell. This was just a basic demonstration of how reverse shells work. You would either code your own or use one of metasploit's modules (this is used mainly for pentesting). Real attacker would most likely inject his reverse shell code into legitimate software (this is mostly done to cracked software) and distribute it as much as possible. There are some automated tools that let you do this undetected and fast such as cobalt strike, focused mainly on red team operations. However they cost A LOT. A LOT

he needs his own ip address not yours

In theory he would be able to find your ip as long as he knows someone is connected. However if the attacker uses a well set up VPN it would display the wrong ip and it would be extremely hard to locate the attacker. But VPNs are not foolproof either. Remember, dont go around hacking peoples devices. A well trained technician with federal tech will always be better than you.

​@@alvemaster yea we are just skids not a blackhat

@@alvemaster A VPN LOL

@@ebolaman_What?

In the case of a reverse tcp shell. An attacker would need to have open listening port and an active netcat listener.

If you are talking about creating a reverse shell in a device separate from your local network, you would also need to open port on your router to allow outside connections or port-forward respective port by a service such as ngrok

i can help on discord

i don’t know if that’s actually possible in bash scripts but you could try to make it create a file and then add lines of code that put another program(made with the same script) into the start folder so it automatically runs when pc boots

If your talking about reverse connection, No, Unless you have specific settings that automatically download random exe files from the internet, because a hacker can't connect to your pc/laptop unless you actually "allow" them like in this scenario the only way he could connect to the vm computer is through a exe. Just make sure you have a reliable anti-virus and keep up-to-date . It's suggested to use a local account because if a hacker does get into your pc anyhow, they won't get ultimate access to your computer, So you could keep your important files in a secured space (Through encrypting the files, which can be done from command prompt itself) . Don't save passwords to your browser and use a password manager like Bitwarden. Do not forget to logout from websites after your done as well. That's all I guess, Hope it helps you :)

@@koreanfever3132 My theory, (from someone that is ignorant on the subject, so, I'm sorry) was: that depending on the way the network contact is made with the attacked computer, vulnerabilities can be explored to gain access to a computer. For example, with Minecraft, where log4j vulnerability enabled remote code execution.. this is basically a "send network packets this way and you can do whatever you'd like". Maybe other things could be made right? Like maybe spoofing being something else towards commonly installed programs that might be listening network?

Well yeah that's a thing but I mean that's why anti-viruses exist, they detect and won't allow suspicious network packets to go through without verification. Hackers will always find a way to hack your pc but that also means that anti-viruses also get better. You should be careful around the net so yes its possible but if you know what your doing then its very less likely.@@ethaphu5589

c#

what a harmless prank!

Bro probably caught at least 10 ppl watching ph with his "hacked client"

@@returningsoontm Oh boy i did. The screenshots were embarrassing (6+ tabs)

but did you have any business there@@mayukhchakraborty5364

how did you get ppl to download your program?

This is not an automated message that ebola paid for ;)

@@sphoofxd2499 🤣

@@sphoofxd2499 or is it

@@ebolaman_this is not a automated message that @sphoofxd2499 paid for

desc

​@@ebolaman_it isn't in the description

@@ebolaman_ I don't see it in the desc, just timestamps and your github

@@ebolaman_ cap

@@ebolaman_ i don't see it

thx 👊

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visual studio C#

visual studio (general)/mingw (c/c++)

I mean any decent reverse shell would not be detected by a simple AV. Just do not download cracked things and you should be good.

yes

where do you find the powershell code you used, and if its on your github what is it called@@ebolaman_