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This is a simple telnet client using Winsock API. I have included both the server and the client in the one zip. there is also instructions for further info :)

This is a simple telnet server which uses winsock API. It supports both sending and receiving of data. Demonstrates the use of buffers for controlling user intervention. Even uses the classic C:> prompt. Just break out telnet and connect to 127.0.0.1 on the standard telnet port. (Make sure local echo is turned on). then just type something in and hit "Enter". Over loaded with documentation. I tried to keep this as simple as possible. :)

You can ether scan for exploits one by one, or run through the whole list of 407. This will tell if CGI code was found and if you have access (i.e. Forbidden!). Even supports a simple form of OS and Server App. detection. This was ported from a couple of C scripts, which came from a well known hacking site. I posted this here in hopes of raising the security level of Admins. This DOES NOT exploit web pages, just tells if exploitable CGI scripts exist. Please email me any bugs or updates, anyone might find or implement :)

This is a BETA version 0.2. I have uploaded the latest copy. It sports a virtual point and click keyboard. By ether hitting a key or typing directly into the console, Type-n-sign will then show the appropriate hand sign. Has play back, continuous play, and Speed control features. Even supports the ability to switch out hand modules (Have a Web or Digital Cam? Customize/personalize Type-N-sign to your needs...) Current module was created using poser. [I take no responsibility for friends helping friends cheat on spelling test using this knowledge....] Technical Notes:: Type-n-sign uses a transparent form based on the background picture (Pure API). The latest version loads its' data from a file (Program loads in under a second now. Thanks Doug) and if the data file isn't found it will create a new one. Since it is a transparent form, I relied on Popup menus and a graphical interface based on the picture itself. Also moved code from module to a class. Reads and writes to ini file as needed. (Checks to see if program is running for the first time, if so, sets a default file and brings up Options window.) Please read the README.txt for further information

Due to the requests for Directory Surfing to be added. Well here it is. The DOS Prompt Via Telnet. After given this some thought. I didn't want to re-create DOS, BUT the Prompt that DOS does use is it's directory structure. SO, here it is . DOS Mode Via Telnet. Supports the basic commands ( dir ) for a listing of files and folders on the remote drive, ( cd ) for changing of the directory, even checks to see if valid folder. There are DOS menus to help you get around............ PLUS all the old stuff that was included in ver. 1.01.. Tconsole is a telnet server which allows control to a remote computer. This was put together as part of a Network Administrators Tool Kit. Threw TELNET services, from any platform (UNIX/Mac). You can (Reboot the remote machine , Restart Tconsole , View system resources [ i.e memory, processor, ext, ext ], Send test print pages, View console log, Can 'get' or view any ASCII file [i.e win.ini or config.sys], You can even SPAWN PROCESSES ( Start a remote application ). This will only SPAWN windows apps, Due to security and further testing. The use of passing arguments to programs has been disabled. But can easly be changed to do so. THE SERVER SUPPORTS: Full configuration with reads/writes to Tconsole.ini as needed. Uses auto start for access after reboot, Has view panel for monitoring server traffic. Supports blocking of multiple Failed login attempts, With full logging of process both server and from the remote telnet session. Uses Menus for easy navigation with telnet. Has instruction menu's for 'GET' and 'SPAWN'. Even uses the Classic UNIX bash prompt. ;)..See the Readme.txt for further information.

This is a simple telnet client using Winsock API. I have included both the server and the client in the one zip. there is also instructions for further info :)

This is a simple telnet server which uses winsock API. It supports both sending and receiving of data. Demonstrates the use of buffers for controlling user intervention. Even uses the classic C:> prompt. Just break out telnet and connect to 127.0.0.1 on the standard telnet port. (Make sure local echo is turned on). then just type something in and hit "Enter". Over loaded with documentation. I tried to keep this as simple as possible. :)

You can ether scan for exploits one by one, or run through the whole list of 407. This will tell if CGI code was found and if you have access (i.e. Forbidden!). Even supports a simple form of OS and Server App. detection. This was ported from a couple of C scripts, which came from a well known hacking site. I posted this here in hopes of raising the security level of Admins. This DOES NOT exploit web pages, just tells if exploitable CGI scripts exist. Please email me any bugs or updates, anyone might find or implement :)

This is a BETA version 0.2. I have uploaded the latest copy. It sports a virtual point and click keyboard. By ether hitting a key or typing directly into the console, Type-n-sign will then show the appropriate hand sign. Has play back, continuous play, and Speed control features. Even supports the ability to switch out hand modules (Have a Web or Digital Cam? Customize/personalize Type-N-sign to your needs...) Current module was created using poser. [I take no responsibility for friends helping friends cheat on spelling test using this knowledge....] Technical Notes:: Type-n-sign uses a transparent form based on the background picture (Pure API). The latest version loads its' data from a file (Program loads in under a second now. Thanks Doug) and if the data file isn't found it will create a new one. Since it is a transparent form, I relied on Popup menus and a graphical interface based on the picture itself. Also moved code from module to a class. Reads and writes to ini file as needed. (Checks to see if program is running for the first time, if so, sets a default file and brings up Options window.) Please read the README.txt for further information

Due to the requests for Directory Surfing to be added. Well here it is. The DOS Prompt Via Telnet. After given this some thought. I didn't want to re-create DOS, BUT the Prompt that DOS does use is it's directory structure. SO, here it is . DOS Mode Via Telnet. Supports the basic commands ( dir ) for a listing of files and folders on the remote drive, ( cd ) for changing of the directory, even checks to see if valid folder. There are DOS menus to help you get around............ PLUS all the old stuff that was included in ver. 1.01.. Tconsole is a telnet server which allows control to a remote computer. This was put together as part of a Network Administrators Tool Kit. Threw TELNET services, from any platform (UNIX/Mac). You can (Reboot the remote machine , Restart Tconsole , View system resources [ i.e memory, processor, ext, ext ], Send test print pages, View console log, Can 'get' or view any ASCII file [i.e win.ini or config.sys], You can even SPAWN PROCESSES ( Start a remote application ). This will only SPAWN windows apps, Due to security and further testing. The use of passing arguments to programs has been disabled. But can easly be changed to do so. THE SERVER SUPPORTS: Full configuration with reads/writes to Tconsole.ini as needed. Uses auto start for access after reboot, Has view panel for monitoring server traffic. Supports blocking of multiple Failed login attempts, With full logging of process both server and from the remote telnet session. Uses Menus for easy navigation with telnet. Has instruction menu's for 'GET' and 'SPAWN'. Even uses the Classic UNIX bash prompt. ;)..See the Readme.txt for further information.

This is a simple telnet client using Winsock API. I have included both the server and the client in the one zip. there is also instructions for further info :)

This is a simple telnet server which uses winsock API. It supports both sending and receiving of data. Demonstrates the use of buffers for controlling user intervention. Even uses the classic C:> prompt. Just break out telnet and connect to 127.0.0.1 on the standard telnet port. (Make sure local echo is turned on). then just type something in and hit "Enter". Over loaded with documentation. I tried to keep this as simple as possible. :)

You can ether scan for exploits one by one, or run through the whole list of 407. This will tell if CGI code was found and if you have access (i.e. Forbidden!). Even supports a simple form of OS and Server App. detection. This was ported from a couple of C scripts, which came from a well known hacking site. I posted this here in hopes of raising the security level of Admins. This DOES NOT exploit web pages, just tells if exploitable CGI scripts exist. Please email me any bugs or updates, anyone might find or implement :)

This is a BETA version 0.2. I have uploaded the latest copy. It sports a virtual point and click keyboard. By ether hitting a key or typing directly into the console, Type-n-sign will then show the appropriate hand sign. Has play back, continuous play, and Speed control features. Even supports the ability to switch out hand modules (Have a Web or Digital Cam? Customize/personalize Type-N-sign to your needs...) Current module was created using poser. [I take no responsibility for friends helping friends cheat on spelling test using this knowledge....] Technical Notes:: Type-n-sign uses a transparent form based on the background picture (Pure API). The latest version loads its' data from a file (Program loads in under a second now. Thanks Doug) and if the data file isn't found it will create a new one. Since it is a transparent form, I relied on Popup menus and a graphical interface based on the picture itself. Also moved code from module to a class. Reads and writes to ini file as needed. (Checks to see if program is running for the first time, if so, sets a default file and brings up Options window.) Please read the README.txt for further information

Due to the requests for Directory Surfing to be added. Well here it is. The DOS Prompt Via Telnet. After given this some thought. I didn't want to re-create DOS, BUT the Prompt that DOS does use is it's directory structure. SO, here it is . DOS Mode Via Telnet. Supports the basic commands ( dir ) for a listing of files and folders on the remote drive, ( cd ) for changing of the directory, even checks to see if valid folder. There are DOS menus to help you get around............ PLUS all the old stuff that was included in ver. 1.01.. Tconsole is a telnet server which allows control to a remote computer. This was put together as part of a Network Administrators Tool Kit. Threw TELNET services, from any platform (UNIX/Mac). You can (Reboot the remote machine , Restart Tconsole , View system resources [ i.e memory, processor, ext, ext ], Send test print pages, View console log, Can 'get' or view any ASCII file [i.e win.ini or config.sys], You can even SPAWN PROCESSES ( Start a remote application ). This will only SPAWN windows apps, Due to security and further testing. The use of passing arguments to programs has been disabled. But can easly be changed to do so. THE SERVER SUPPORTS: Full configuration with reads/writes to Tconsole.ini as needed. Uses auto start for access after reboot, Has view panel for monitoring server traffic. Supports blocking of multiple Failed login attempts, With full logging of process both server and from the remote telnet session. Uses Menus for easy navigation with telnet. Has instruction menu's for 'GET' and 'SPAWN'. Even uses the Classic UNIX bash prompt. ;)..See the Readme.txt for further information.

Due to the requests for Directory Surfing to be added. Well here it is. The DOS Prompt Via Telnet. After given this some thought. I didn't want to re-create DOS, BUT the Prompt that DOS does use is it's directory structure. SO, here it is . DOS Mode Via Telnet. Supports the basic commands ( dir ) for a listing of files and folders on the remote drive, ( cd ) for changing of the directory, even checks to see if valid folder. There are DOS menus to help you get around............ PLUS all the old stuff that was included in ver. 1.01.. Tconsole is a telnet server which allows control to a remote computer. This was put together as part of a Network Administrators Tool Kit. Threw TELNET services, from any platform (UNIX/Mac). You can (Reboot the remote machine , Restart Tconsole , View system resources [ i.e memory, processor, ext, ext ], Send test print pages, View console log, Can 'get' or view any ASCII file [i.e win.ini or config.sys], You can even SPAWN PROCESSES ( Start a remote application ). This will only SPAWN windows apps, Due to security and further testing. The use of passing arguments to programs has been disabled. But can easly be changed to do so. THE SERVER SUPPORTS: Full configuration with reads/writes to Tconsole.ini as needed. Uses auto start for access after reboot, Has view panel for monitoring server traffic. Supports blocking of multiple Failed login attempts, With full logging of process both server and from the remote telnet session. Uses Menus for easy navigation with telnet. Has instruction menu's for 'GET' and 'SPAWN'. Even uses the Classic UNIX bash prompt. ;)..See the Readme.txt for further information.

This is a BETA version 0.2. I have uploaded the latest copy. It sports a virtual point and click keyboard. By ether hitting a key or typing directly into the console, Type-n-sign will then show the appropriate hand sign. Has play back, continuous play, and Speed control features. Even supports the ability to switch out hand modules (Have a Web or Digital Cam? Customize/personalize Type-N-sign to your needs...) Current module was created using poser. [I take no responsibility for friends helping friends cheat on spelling test using this knowledge....] Technical Notes:: Type-n-sign uses a transparent form based on the background picture (Pure API). The latest version loads its' data from a file (Program loads in under a second now. Thanks Doug) and if the data file isn't found it will create a new one. Since it is a transparent form, I relied on Popup menus and a graphical interface based on the picture itself. Also moved code from module to a class. Reads and writes to ini file as needed. (Checks to see if program is running for the first time, if so, sets a default file and brings up Options window.) Please read the README.txt for further information

This is a simple telnet client using Winsock API. I have included both the server and the client in the one zip. there is also instructions for further info :)

This is a simple telnet server which uses winsock API. It supports both sending and receiving of data. Demonstrates the use of buffers for controlling user intervention. Even uses the classic C:> prompt. Just break out telnet and connect to 127.0.0.1 on the standard telnet port. (Make sure local echo is turned on). then just type something in and hit "Enter". Over loaded with documentation. I tried to keep this as simple as possible. :)

You can ether scan for exploits one by one, or run through the whole list of 407. This will tell if CGI code was found and if you have access (i.e. Forbidden!). Even supports a simple form of OS and Server App. detection. This was ported from a couple of C scripts, which came from a well known hacking site. I posted this here in hopes of raising the security level of Admins. This DOES NOT exploit web pages, just tells if exploitable CGI scripts exist. Please email me any bugs or updates, anyone might find or implement :)