Hacking internet Cafe
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Hacking internet café
The Basic idea of this tutorial is there’s some kind of timer or
client software on the computer you are using at the internet
café, hopefully you can disable it
First we need to gain access to command prompt ([Link]). To do this there
are few ways:
1. The most basic is to go to start Run [Link]; if it’s disabled then
we can try some other methods.
2. Press the windows key + R
(If it doesn’t work try next method)
3. Navigate your way to C:\Windows\system32 and run [Link]
4. Open notepad and type [Link] and save it as [Link]. Don’t
forget to type as all files.
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Make sure to save it somewhere you can access it, like the desktop
If you can’t find the notepad (or disabled) open a web page in a browser
(internet explorer, Firefox) right click on the webpage and select View
source or on the menu bar click view source and perform the same
process as above.
Once you have done this you can run the file. If you can’t open files from
desktop the go back to your browser and go to file save as right
click a folder and the open. (Now you can navigate to the desktop)
Once you have access to command prompt you can perform
some useful actions:
Eg:
Shutdown programs
Shutdown other peoples computers programs
Create new accounts
OK. Well; most internet café’s have software running that boots
you off of the machine after a certain amount of time unless you
pay for more time. Do we want that to happen? Nope.
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To find out more information about the software running we can
use the command tasklist inside of command prompt. This
shows the running processes.
Let’s say we know the process name for the Net Café software
we need to disable it. How do we do that?
We use taskkill
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Example:
Taskkill /im [Link] /f
/im Image Name; Specifies the image name of the process
that has to be terminated, wildcard ‘*’ can be used to
specify all image names.
[Link] That’s the net Café’s software/ process name (example)
/F Forcefully shuts down the program
Now hopefully your internet café’s software is terminated and
you can freely use their computer with no time restriction.
If you have no luck finding the Internet café’s software name
then just try ending the processes that Windows doesn’t rely on
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