[OMGWTFLEGENDARY] Use WorldofWarcraft.com as a phishing site!?

[-| SyphirX |-]

Hacking is bad, mkay?

[x Royal x]

First. Epic and will have it's uses when we get going.
+rep and love <3

[Ryin]

interesting, very interesting...

[vuth]

epicly epic...

great guide i thinkz u deserve +Rep

[Keithh]

Wow, this is indeed, epic. Two rep from me, good job,

[allesist]

Nice and simple! +Rep

Not many people know this, but "echo" can write data to a file.

i lol'ed

[Dombo]

Wow! You just created a batch file to edit the hosts file! You're so 1337 Mr. uber leet hacker and all that shit..

/sarcasm off

On-topic: This will seriously **** up his computer, and he'll never be able to go to the REAL WoW site ever again, unless he finds the faulty host file or formats his PC.

So think, before you use it. Also don't execute the batch file at your own computer, or you're F'ed too.

[B0unty]

well yes this is simply a copy paste from the " virus " which forces your host's file to redir all addresses to a gay porn site .

Not so epic to me, Echo is also a force command . DDoS FOR THA LIFE!<3

[-| SyphirX |-]

Wow! You just created a batch file to edit the hosts file! You're so 1337 Mr. uber leet hacker and all that shit..

/sarcasm off

On-topic: This will seriously **** up his computer, and he'll never be able to go to the REAL WoW site ever again, unless he finds the faulty host file or formats his PC.

So think, before you use it. Also don't execute the batch file at your own computer, or you're F'ed too.

Or, you could go type "%SystemRoot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts" in run and remove the line.

[-| SyphirX |-]

well yes this is simply a copy paste from the " virus " which forces your host's file to redir all addresses to a gay porn site .

Not so epic to me, Echo is also a force command . DDoS FOR THA LIFE!<3

Copy-paste? No. I got this idea from the time I logged all of start-ups of certain programs on my computer.

But that is funny HAHA

[Thunderofnl]

Lol, why did someone posted this :'(
It was one of my secret methods!
:'(

[Allstar .ιllιlı.]

Already done by me.

Or, you could go type "%SystemRoot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts" in run and remove the line.

I lol'd HARD!

It's nasty to delete. It stays in your cache for a long time.
Just deleting that line of code in the file doesn't solve the problem.
I would NOT recommend to use this method.

This is not "EPIC" it's one of the first thing you learn when you study IT.

Also, you can view batch files with a simple text editor, and when they do they'll see these lines of code that change your host file.

EDIT: to delete the cache you have to unplug your router for a few seconds.

[-| SyphirX |-]

Already done by me.

I lol'd HARD!

It's nasty to delete. It stays in your cache for a long time.
Just deleting that line of code in the file doesn't solve the problem.
I would NOT recommend to use this method.

This is not "EPIC" it's one of the first thing you learn when you study IT.

Also, you can view batch files with a simple text editor, and when they do they'll see these lines of code that change your host file.

EDIT: to delete the cache you have to unplug your router for a few seconds.

Thats why you convert it to a .exe. And not many of us are IT experts.


I just want to let everyone know this is possible. The [OMGWTFLEGENDARY] tag was being sarcastic.

[Allstar .ιllιlı.]

You don't need to be an IT expert to open a batch file with notepad <.<

[-| SyphirX |-]

You don't need to be an IT expert to open a batch file with notepad <.<

You can't open an exe in notpad >.>