Hacker's Delight v1.0 By TheP|nkPanthe|2

First off, i would like to thank elektrobank for his help on some of the socket shit, and the mirc telnet, even though we had to do a _LOT_ of debugging on it.
And i'd also like to thank Tyrant for his help when i first started this, and for being the elite mirc scripter he is...

Secondly, to load it type /load -rs hackersdelight.mrc in your mirc script's dir, if you don't know it, just load mirc and type "//echo $mircdir" and that'll tell you what dir your script is reading from.

Features:
Tools>Resolve>Resolve Host: A typical DNS
Tools>Resolve>Resolve Host/Guess Domain: You put in www.site and it will DNS www.site.com, .org, .net, .gov, .mil, and .edu, i don't know if this is of any use to any of you, but it is to me...
Tools>Telnet: A telnet client for mirc, personaly, i like it...
Tools>ASCII <-> Hex: Converts ASCII to raw hex, or raw hex to ASCII
Probes>HTTP Info: You put in a address, and it connects to a site that will tell you the server version and OS the box is on
Probes>Port Scan: A port scanner for commonly vulnerable services, uses dialogs and is very fast.
Probes>HTML Dump: Will output the index.html document on a remote host
Probes>Banners>HTTPd: Will tell you almost everything there is to know about the remote HTTP server
Probes>Banners>POP3: Will tell you the POP3 server version information, if any
Probes>Banners>SMTP: Will tell you the SMTP server version information, if any
Probes>Banners>FTP: Will tell you the FTP server version information, if any
Probes>Banners>All: Will get the banners for HTTPd, POP3, SMTP, and FTP at once.
Notes: Loads a notepad document for you to place your notes.
Advertie: It just advertises your mIRC version and Windows version, and that you're using the script, not that you'll use it or anything, lol

That's all there is for now, if you have any suggestions, please report them to me and i will try and utilize them.

DISCLAIMER: This script is for educational uses only, it is intended to do some low level security auditing on your _OWN_ network, i can not be held responsible for what you do with it...

This script is FREEWARE, and can be distributed freely as long as this readme remains with it and in full.