NetBios Hacking

NetBIOS is a fairly easy way of hacking. BIOS is a tool built into most Windows machines. NetBIOS stands for Network Basic Input-Output System. To check if a certain computer has file and print sharing on then do the following: 1. Goto Start > Run 2. Type "command" (it would work better without the quotes) 3. And type nbtstat -a ipaddress 4. If it pulls up something like "Host Not found" then the machine probably doesn't have File And Print Sharing on, but if DOS spits out shit semi related to this:

NetBIOS Remote Machine Name Table

Name Type Status -------------------------------------------- host <20> UNIQUE Registered workgroup <00> GROUP Registered sys <03> UNIQUE Registered

Then this machine has NetBIOS (not to be confused with File and Print Sharing enabled.) Now if you see a <20> somewhere in all of that jibberish that means that machine has File and Print Sharing enabled.

Now goto Notepad and click on File > Open and look for a file named "Lmhosts" which is located in C:\Windows. And don't forget Lmhosts does not have an extension so make sure that you have File Types set to All Files (*.*). As soon as you have it open goto the very bottom and type in the name of the host (in this case its host) and then press tab and type in the IP address of the host. So Lmhosts (no extension should look like something like this:

host 210.231.01.23

Now save the file and exit. Click on Start and then Find, then click on Computer. Type in the IP address in the search field and hit enter. You should get a result with the host as the name. double click on it and you are now moving around the victims directory as if it was your own.

You can also open My Computer and in the Address bar type //XXX.XXX.XX.XXX where XXX.XXX.XX.XXX is the IP address. It is alot better to do it this way because you don't have to change LMHOSTS. Happy Hacking!