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Ever wondered who was trying to hack into your computer using Back Orifice?, BackFire is your answer. It is designed for those ex-Back Orifice's victims who think that removing the Trojan is not enough for them. They want to take revenge, fooling those intruders back! BackFire will fake itself as the Back Orifice server and allow you to intercept the Back Orifice communication port, track down the IP that is sending BO messages to you. And furthermore, you will have the power to flood them back! If your lucky, their Back Orifice client will hang.

Before attempting to use Netbus, please be sure to read the Netbus FAQ available here. NETBUS FAQ

Having fun using NetBus on people while sometimes being fooled back by someone using NetBuster? Due to the unstable design of NetBuster, We now have NetBuster Buster. It will make those NetBuster user hang, having lame beeping and forcing them to close down the program.

Bus Conquerer is a client application which automates the backdoor process of changing the password on a NetBus server to allow access. Why you need Bus Conquerer? Well, do you ever found yourself in a middle of excitement when you have try many IPs and finally found an infected NetBus PC? ...but you lose your temper when you found that PC was password protected! Irritating right? You will not face this problem when you have Bus Conquerer! It doesn't just give you access to the computer, but takeover the PC by changing the password to yours own defined one. The best part of this program is, you don't need to know the PC's IP that are infected by NetBus, it scan automatically and do its stuff when found one! Currently NOT SUPPORT NetBus V1.7!

Before attempting to use Netbus Pro, please be sure to read the following information available here. NBPRO INFO

Using distributed client/server functionality, stealth and encryption techniques and a variety of functions, TFN can be used to control any number of remote machines to generate on-demand, anonymous Denial Of Service attacks and remote shell access. The new and improved features in this version include Remote one-way command execution for distributed execution control, Mix attack aimed at weak routers, Targa3 attack aimed at systems with IP stack vulnerabilities, Compatibility to many UNIX systems and Windows NT, spoofed source addresses, strong CAST encryption of all client/server traffic, one-way communication protocol, messaging via random IP protocol, decoy packets, and extensive documentation. Currently no IDS software will recognize tfn2k.

Stacheldraht combines features of the "Trin00" distributed denial of service tool, with those of the original TFN, and adds encryption of communication between the attacker and Stacheldraht masters and automated update of the agents.