Id like to join!

[rabbit]

I actually dotn like inyashu or w/e, the koga coms from the famous koga ninja that created the koga ryu form of martial arts. And about the trojan, it was just sorta a challenge to see if i could bypass security measures and get it to work.

Then you're a wasian, which is the same thing.

[Sidoh]

It was for Windows: Not at all a challenge.

/agree.

[Screenor]

It was for Windows: Not at all a challenge.

/agree.

However, still fun.

[Koga73]

lol, well, there were some hard things in making all the stuff it has that took me a while to figure out.

Screenshots:
http://www.snowsoft.00freehost.com/avalanche.html

also, srry but u gotta view it in IE6, some of the javascript wouldnt work in firefox

[Screenor]

That actually looks pretty nice, you should give it to me. :)

[Koga73]

well, i had it under the downloads section of the site, but they removed all the downloads :\. Also, i plan on adding a few new features. I improved the keystroke sending feature, improved some of the security bypass stuff, adding in an ip scanner right to the exe, and am hopeing to implement a real time screen viewer. I have an idea about how to do the screen viewer, but i ned to come up with a really good compression type. I plan on splitting the screen into 8x8 bit squares, compressing, sending, decompressing, and assembling the picture. So, it wont update all at once, piece by piece.

[Screenor]

Trojan or not, new idea or not, still cool. As long as you don't pulically release. :(

[Sidoh]

And ew on not using XHTML <.<

Now try to make one that works for users that actually try to defend themselves.  :P

[Quik]

That's just the thing I'm going to do, research a trojan file on a page that only works correctly in IE.

[Sidoh]

That's just the thing I'm going to do, research a trojan file on a page that only works correctly in IE.

Lmao

[Screenor]

That's just the thing I'm going to do, research a trojan file on a page that only works correctly in IE.

Same thing I thought to myself right before I went Run > iexplorer.exe. I looked anyway, obviously.