If I scan someones IP address with a port scanner and find an open port (Lets say they opened the port so it's not restricted by any protocol rules), are you then able to access their computer's command prompt? Can you upload or download files to / from their computer? If so, how do you do these things?
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If I scan someones IP address with a port scanner and find an open port (Lets say they opened the port so it's not restricted by any protocol rules), are you then able to access their computer's command prompt? Can you upload or download files to / from their computer? If so, how do you do these things?
LOL! You're kidding, right? You're going to ask that in this forum?
I doubt you'll get much help with that here....
Cheers :)
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No illegal activity discussion on these forums thank you.
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