A Little Tidbit about Greektank AKA Polydinatos AKA about a thousand other names...

[spidey]

There is a way to tie into a auto coil and then call his computer and melt it down with an enormous power surge. Is that what you are referring to by "nuking"?

[beefcake]

Originally Posted by spidey

There is a way to tie into a auto coil and then call his computer and melt it down with an enormous power surge. Is that what you are referring to by "nuking"?

Oh man, that sounds like some dirty shit. I'm unplugging my puter every night now. LOL.

[JUICE]

Originally Posted by bad14u

He gets no attention at home except the back of his dads hand every now and then and he comes here to act like a tuff guy. He can't stand up for himself in the real world so he tries to be a badass on the internet. Has probably never been laid either!

I almost feel bad for him...................................NOT!

[Stonecold54]

Originally Posted by spidey

There is a way to tie into a auto coil and then call his computer and melt it down with an enormous power surge. Is that what you are referring to by "nuking"?

that sounds like something on the Terminator, lol.

[spidey]

LOL, I read about it somewhere on the net a few years ago. There were detailed instructions that any monkey could follow. It said to listen for a shrill tone when you made the call and that was the sound of the target's motherboard being fried.

Now go bake some silicone cookies, LOL.

[beefcake]

Originally Posted by spidey

LOL, I read about it somewhere on the net a few years ago. There were detailed instructions that any monkey could follow. It said to listen for a shrill tone when you made the call and that was the sound of the target's motherboard being fried.

Now go bake some silicone cookies, LOL.

Do you need special equipment to accomplish this, or can just about anybody do it with just a puter and a phone line?

[jterry16]

Originally Posted by spidey

There is a way to tie into a auto coil and then call his computer and melt it down with an enormous power surge. Is that what you are referring to by "nuking"?

Nah I'm not sure exactly how it worked cuz I was like 14 at the time, but it basically was a simple little program that you could run. All you had to do was type in someones IP address and it would give them the blue screen of death. It was some kind of shitty loophole in Windows OS Software....not too hard to beleive....this was back in the Windows 3.1 days and way before firewalls were commonplace. In the days where you had to visit a porno site before you got a million annoying popups! So anyways, they would get the blue screen and they'd have to reboot everytime you did it to them....fun stuff.

[jterry16]

blue bomb





A "blue bomb" (also known as "WinNuke") is a technique for causing the Windows operating system of someone you're communicating with to crash or suddenly terminate. The "blue bomb" is actually an out-of-band network packet containing information that the operating system can't process. This condition causes the operating system to "crash" or terminate prematurely. The operating system can usually be restarted without any permanent damage other than possible loss of unsaved data when you crashed.
The blue bomb derives its name from the effect it sometimes causes on the display as the operating system is terminating - a white-on-blue error screen that is commonly known as blue screen of death. Blue bombs are sometimes sent by multi-player game participants who are about to lose or users of Internet Relay Chat (IRC) who are making a final comment. This is known as "nuking" someone. A commonly-used program for causing the blue bomb is WinNuke. Many Internet service providers are filtering out the packets so they don't reach users.

[JUICE]

Originally Posted by jterry16

blue bomb





A "blue bomb" (also known as "WinNuke") is a technique for causing the Windows operating system of someone you're communicating with to crash or suddenly terminate. The "blue bomb" is actually an out-of-band network packet containing information that the operating system can't process. This condition causes the operating system to "crash" or terminate prematurely. The operating system can usually be restarted without any permanent damage other than possible loss of unsaved data when you crashed.
The blue bomb derives its name from the effect it sometimes causes on the display as the operating system is terminating - a white-on-blue error screen that is commonly known as blue screen of death. Blue bombs are sometimes sent by multi-player game participants who are about to lose or users of Internet Relay Chat (IRC) who are making a final comment. This is known as "nuking" someone. A commonly-used program for causing the blue bomb is WinNuke. Many Internet service providers are filtering out the packets so they don't reach users.

never knew things like that existed.

[spidey]

Originally Posted by beefcake

Do you need special equipment to accomplish this, or can just about anybody do it with just a puter and a phone line?

I don't think any specialized equipment was necessary. The target would have to have a modem connected for it to work I think and you need an auto coil.

I read about it years ago and don't remember where I saw it. Maybe you can find it with a net search.