Thread: visual c++ project!!

  1. 06-03-2002 #1
    miden
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    Question visual c++ project!!

    Hi! I need help in Visual C++ programming

    Im just curious, how program modify other program without recompiling it?

    for example:some trojan like subseven and Bo2k have 3 diff program,
    Server,client and the config program.

    The config program modify the server's port,email-add and etc.. and save
    changes to the server program.

    can you make a very simple program that can do like that?not a trojan! but
    a simple display message.

    The server has a default msg of "this is the original message"

    and when the config prog run. it prompt user for a text to type, so every time
    server run, It will display what the user type!!

    I hope you can help me !!!
    Thank's in Advance!!!

    You can mail me the source code at my e-mail add--> [email protected]

    sorry on my english grammar!!! coz im from Philippines!!!
  2. 06-03-2002 #2
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    >>for example:some trojan like subseven and Bo2k

    You don't actually expect someone to help you with this, do you?

    >>not a trojan!

    Right....
  3. 06-04-2002 #3
    miden
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    i know

    I know that! but I just what to study about that! Im just curios on that thing! I wanna learn more ! by studying code of other programmer!

    so if someone can help me,Pls do!

    Thank's anyway
  4. 06-04-2002 #4
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    Stop whining.

    A big part of the learning process is searching for information. Not asking for information.

    What you want to know is dangerous. So don't expect "I want to learn more" to be the magical phrase to make anyone feel sorry for you. Lots of things to learn out there. Pick another subject.
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  5. 06-04-2002 #5
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    Try this:

    Code:
    #include <iostream>

int main()
{
for(short x=0; x<10000000000000000000000; x++)
{
cout<<"Great idea, let's just all make our own trojan viruses and send them to each other to test them out. Great idea midan! (or whatever your name was i forget it)
}

return 0;
}
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  6. 06-04-2002 #6
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    No, but really. That's a pretty dumb question. You might as well have said "How do you make a virus? It's not like I'm going to make one, but I just want to know how you do? All those who know how to make a virus please say 'I' ". If you really want to know how to make a virus go to a hackers board, or then again, don't. There's no point in learning it. Move on, change your user name, and learn how to make games or something.
    Hey, you gotta start somewhere
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