Paradox1
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Had Some Automated Scripts attack my system just now. Got the ip (i had just rebooted, it was the only connection) in netstat, made my firewall shut off all ports except one that i used to connect to their system threw an ftp transfer, sent them a program to disable their protection (uninstall known antivirus and spyware removal software) then sent them viruses myself (alot of them)
But then after I was done scanning my system and removing everything, as soon as i open my firewall for standard everyday usage, i get hit again
This time from multiple computers (37) and they end up freezing my system to a hault.
I called a friend (its 1:29 in the morning by the way haha) and i rebooted in safe mode, still being attacked but it was atleast capable of doing something
We ended up stopping them from attacking my system further, he shut down their firewalls and defence, while i wrote a program to delet all of their hard drives operating system and everything, and fill them with blank data (not blank data, thats an oxymoron, but meaningless ascii combinations in notepad that were randomly generated)
so now, somewhere out there sit 38 boxes, with a hard drive with no operating system, but files with jargon text files (or what would be text files if there wer an operating system)
Fun fun, though stressful as all get out
Anyone have similar stories? Just thought Id let you all know about what ive been doin tonight haha
BTW: who knows, this might be something that could happen to you soon, if you ever get attacked be sure to setup a firewall to close all connections on all ports bfore you decide on an action to take. Also, Signs include slow system rsponse time, files being created at random, large connection lists from random unused port numbers, many requests to download more files from different websites, rapid resolution changes, freezing, etc
But then after I was done scanning my system and removing everything, as soon as i open my firewall for standard everyday usage, i get hit again
This time from multiple computers (37) and they end up freezing my system to a hault.
I called a friend (its 1:29 in the morning by the way haha) and i rebooted in safe mode, still being attacked but it was atleast capable of doing something
We ended up stopping them from attacking my system further, he shut down their firewalls and defence, while i wrote a program to delet all of their hard drives operating system and everything, and fill them with blank data (not blank data, thats an oxymoron, but meaningless ascii combinations in notepad that were randomly generated)
so now, somewhere out there sit 38 boxes, with a hard drive with no operating system, but files with jargon text files (or what would be text files if there wer an operating system)
Fun fun, though stressful as all get out
Anyone have similar stories? Just thought Id let you all know about what ive been doin tonight haha
BTW: who knows, this might be something that could happen to you soon, if you ever get attacked be sure to setup a firewall to close all connections on all ports bfore you decide on an action to take. Also, Signs include slow system rsponse time, files being created at random, large connection lists from random unused port numbers, many requests to download more files from different websites, rapid resolution changes, freezing, etc