Learn some Mad h@x0r skillz in this video.....Tracer T demo and Tutorial.....

[Oneslowz28]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXmv8quf_xM

"Tracer T" Had me ROTFL

:whistler:


:bash:


:suspicious:


:no:

[x88x]

Hahahahahahahaha WOW.... That...that is just sad. Wow..that gave me a good laugh, thanks.

Life lesson from this. Before you post an tutorial on the internet, find out wtf you're doing. ..perhaps using said internet. :P

[dr.walrus]

I just laughed so hard I was sick in my mouth a little bit

[knowledgegranted]

There are currently 10 people using google. HAHAHAHAHA :think:


If he was a youtube partner he would have made $2,500 off of this.

[OvRiDe]

That is effing AMAZING!!! Wow.. why didn't I ever know about this sooner!

:facepalm:

[SXRguyinMA]

well seeing how I'm kinda noobish when it comes to networking stuff...what does tracert actually do? I'm assuming not look up people's IP addresses lmao

:EDIT: nevermind, wiki is my friend :D

[BuzzKillington]

I need an internet connection?! So that was my problem!

Watch out or I'll "Tracer T" this whole damn site! I'll nuke inject bomb trojan sniff your asses! I demand respect! muahaha!

[SXRguyinMA]

lmao

see his other vid on how to shut down any computer you want? he almost shut down google but he didn't want to :facepalm:

[BuzzKillington]

1,061 subscribers.

Now I'm depressed.

0LTP7PZ5LMM

Oh man. :facepalm:

[biggoofy]

I couldn't bare to watch after he tried to tell me that only 10 people are viewing google, and then cried after he said the internet connection is faster because the, im guessing ping time, INCREASED.:facepalm:

"My site it's brand new x10", "tricks on the net", "I can teach you some amazing things like-torrents", "The art of piracy", "you have stuff hidden in your mind", "I may sound like I'm fourteen"(But I'm really 12).

[Oneslowz28]

Someone should start FAILHalloffame.com and put this in it.

[x88x]

"I can teach you some amazing things...like torrents." :eek: SRSLY?! U CAN TEACH ME TEH TORRENTZ!?!?!?! OMGOMGOMGOMG! :rolleyes:

Aaaah, seriously though, kid needs to learn about wikipedia....also, I love how all the intros to his videos are him moving the cursor around the screen capture software. :P


"I may sound like I'm fourteen"(But I'm really 12).
Hmm, idk, he might be 14...maybe..
http://i4.ytimg.com/i/wSEK5ZoqWAWFlZvyFWppJg/1.jpg

[diluzio91]

lol... is that facial hair.... or did you just finish off a peach... Also, +1 rep for knowing how to open cmd. - 10000000 rep for thinking that 10 people are accessing google...

[Mark_Hardware]

I'm glad he told me what that symbol means... I always thought it was called a "colon" but now I know its "dotdot" :bash:

Must have been a slow day at Google :facepalm:

[OvRiDe]

I think his site.. got hacked :facepalm:

[Diamon]

http://img810.imageshack.us/img810/5807/20hvzme.jpg

Nuff said.

[dr.walrus]

I've actually gone through all his videos and now I just want to smash his head in like a watermelon

[diluzio91]

lol... as i read the comments, after he exposed his IP i wonder how long it was before somone got pissed and wiped his hard drive.... also... anyone notice how he has AOL on his desktop?... SO MUCH FAILLLLL

[Bopher]

.....really.....is this the level of hacker out there? Well don't need that firewall, we'll just unhide that wireless SSID cause its just to hard to remember the name and lets drop the WEP while we're at it.

I wonder the same thing a lot of people are. How long before his computer was actually hacked into. Or did all the real hackers of the world feel sorry for him and leave him alone?

[BuzzKillington]

He probably woke up the next day with his harddrive full of midget porn.

[Diamon]

I wouldn't dare to attempt to break into his computer, it's probably Kevin Mitnick pretending to be a 12 year old to lure people into some sort of ingenious trap...

[dr.walrus]

Kevin Mitnick pretending to be a 12 year old to lure people into some sort of ingenious trap...

LOL:banana:

sounds like one of those paedophile stings

[BuzzKillington]

I wouldn't dare to attempt to break into his computer, it's probably Kevin Mitnick pretending to be a 12 year old to lure people into some sort of ingenious trap...

Sig quote. lmao

[x88x]

Or did all the real hackers of the world feel sorry for him and leave him alone?

More like most that saw it probably had a good laugh and went on their way, much like us. I wouldn't be surprised if someone decided to...teach him a lesson..though. ;) Incidentally, I checked, and that IP address that was trying to connect to him is owned by AOL.

[Diamon]

w00t! Got sigquoted!

Anyway, I took a look at his profile and his profile pic is Justin Beaver which only strengthens my theory.

[TheGreatSatan]

No matter what website I try I always get:

'Unable to resolve target system name"

[x88x]

No matter what website I try I always get:

'Unable to resolve target system name"

Are you sure you're connected to the internet? That's very important. Is your reception good?

:P

On another note, when I try it, I get:

No command 'tracert' found, did you mean:
Command 'tracert6' from package 'ndisc6' (universe)
Command 'tracer' from package 'pvm-dev' (universe)
tracert: command not found

:whistler:

[Diamon]

Are you sure you're connected to the internet? That's very important. Is your reception good?

:P

On another note, when I try it, I get:

No command 'tracert' found, did you mean:
Command 'tracert6' from package 'ndisc6' (universe)
Command 'tracer' from package 'pvm-dev' (universe)
tracert: command not found

:whistler:

The command is called
tracepath [hostname] or
tracepath [hostname] in linux systems. And for those of you who hasn't figured it out yet this command, like tracert, pings all the things that your connection passes through in order to get to its target (routers, servers, etc). The reason it sometimes say "no reply" or something similar depending on which OS you're running is that some of those things are programmed to just swallow pings to make it harder for crackers to map their server architecture.


@TheGreatSatan are you including the http://? Because that's not part of the hostname, it's the protocol used by the web browser to read internet pages.

[x88x]

The command is called
tracepath [hostname] or
tracepath [hostname] in linux systems.

Yes, I know. I was simply extending the mocking to a different level. Also available on some *nix systems are traceroute and traceroute6.


What's really annoying is when somebody decided it would be a great to block all ICMP traffic at a certain level in the network topology...so all your traces die at their firewall.. :facepalm: Yes, ok, it's a little more secure, but that doesn't help me find out why you can't connect to something. -_^

[Diamon]

Darn, I'm usually pretty good to pick up irony but it seems I've failed this time. Maybe we need to use a certain sign (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony_punctuation) when we're being ironic?