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Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?

 
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Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
I forget maybe its SubSeven..

It was a hacking program that allowed you to watch what people were doing on their internet?


AHHHHH the good ol days.
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09/25/2012 12:38 PM
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
It was SubZero. And you could also bring up a black box on their screen and type to them. You could also access their files. It was a fun one to just mess with friends/family. Could have been used for more sinister purposes, I suppose, but most I knew used it as a joke.
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
It was SubZero. And you could also bring up a black box on their screen and type to them. You could also access their files. It was a fun one to just mess with friends/family. Could have been used for more sinister purposes, I suppose, but most I knew used it as a joke.
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SubSeven, not SubZero, sorry.
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
It could only be used on people with an always on internet connection, aka high speed..

I didnt know you could do it to friends/family.. unless you knew their specific IP
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
maybe Im a bit nostalgic about the old AOL days
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My neighbor, who remains anonymous, works for a ISP provider as a programmer/engineer, I have witnessed, upon call up for RSA authentication, the ability to log right into hub sites, and watch whatever stream of data that he chose, from his living room. Information about the machine used, the account, and the exact output on the customers screen at any time.
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
yeah lol


winnuke


those were the days


but subseven was just a bunch of shit compared to what i have written back then

:>
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09/25/2012 01:09 PM
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
i remember when i was a kid about 10?, my cousin recieved a computer for christmas i think it was like 1990. anyway there was this program on the computer he could access anything on his house with it like changing the channels and stuff.

there was also another part, i remember we got into the towns electricity grid or something and timed it to turn off the lights in one of my school teachers home, i have no idea if that worked but thinking back it must have been some kind of super computer i remember it even had a tower.
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i remember when i was a kid about 10?, my cousin recieved a computer for christmas i think it was like 1990. anyway there was this program on the computer he could access anything on his house with it like changing the channels and stuff.

there was also another part, i remember we got into the towns electricity grid or something and timed it to turn off the lights in one of my school teachers home, i have no idea if that worked but thinking back it must have been some kind of super computer i remember it even had a tower.
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or was it just a dream :>
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i remember when i was a kid about 10?, my cousin recieved a computer for christmas i think it was like 1990. anyway there was this program on the computer he could access anything on his house with it like changing the channels and stuff.

there was also another part, i remember we got into the towns electricity grid or something and timed it to turn off the lights in one of my school teachers home, i have no idea if that worked but thinking back it must have been some kind of super computer i remember it even had a tower.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 15779560


or was it just a dream :>
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 24335138


def a dream. >.>
It would be nice to spend billions on schools and roads, but right now that money is desperately needed for political ads.
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09/25/2012 01:24 PM
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
SubSeven was a little advanced for me even (i was 12)

I am just baffled at the ability some people have with the simple tool of a computer at their disposal.
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09/25/2012 01:25 PM
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
Sub7 and Back Orifice. Those were the days. Hilarious stuff.
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09/25/2012 01:29 PM
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Sub7 and Back Orifice. Those were the days. Hilarious stuff.
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YEA!! Back Orifice was the SHIT!
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
I saw my only gay porn using sub7.. it was the last time I used sub7..

i remember black boxing the person

"thats gross dude"


I just wonder wtf their reaction was... lmao
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
Oh for when an army sub is strawling around with no windows or meaning and has chances of killing anything around it when it leaks ?

That one ?
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09/25/2012 02:34 PM
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
maybe Im a bit nostalgic about the old AOL days
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kitty Whatever happened to them, they just sort of disappeared.
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
ya, sub7. it was a trojan. i never messed with that one. netbus was always my trojan of choice. people always seem to freak the fuck out when a window pops up on their screen that they can't close lol....especially when there's someone typing in it.

netbus + a good port scanner = tons of fun
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
I forget maybe its SubSeven..

It was a hacking program that allowed you to watch what people were doing on their internet?


AHHHHH the good ol days.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 6235765


OP, you FAIL.

Truly "Old School" = before internet.

When hacking required you to actually dial your modem into the phone line connected to the computer system you were trying to hack. I was hacking when my elementary school had only one computer, an 8086 with a 256 baud modem.
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
AAH damn! I remember sitting on yahoo chat and talking to only girls with webcams, had like 50 girls who's webcams i could watch anytime I liked, good days!
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09/25/2012 02:57 PM
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
LOL... yeah, reminds me of stuff like this:




We'll never have fun as we did in the "good old days".....

The APP-kids of today will NEVER understand that
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
It could only be used on people with an always on internet connection, aka high speed..

I didnt know you could do it to friends/family.. unless you knew their specific IP
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 6235765


That's not true. I used to send it to family members via e-mail telling them it was a funny video. Then would tell them I wasn't sure why it didn't work. Then, a couple of days later, I'd mess with them. haha
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09/25/2012 03:09 PM
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
I forget maybe its SubSeven..

It was a hacking program that allowed you to watch what people were doing on their internet?


AHHHHH the good ol days.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 6235765


haha i remember that! i was subseven i believe yea

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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
i all ways liked Raiden myself......
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
you know what i remember?!

being on napstar chatting with someone for a while. then looking into their list of songs. downloading one. opening netstat i believe it was to see what IP i was connected to and then PING them untill they lost their connection.
then they would go offline and come back again later only to tell me their internet had quit on them

lol

the good old days indeed!


remember ICQ? if you were in a chat you could see the other person typing.
now you have to press ENTER when your done and want to send something. there you had an open connection so if someone would type something wrong and then hit backspace to correct it, you could see that. lol and the typewriter sounds!
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
It could only be used on people with an always on internet connection, aka high speed..

I didnt know you could do it to friends/family.. unless you knew their specific IP
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 6235765


Needed a sister progy that sent what ever IP they had when they hit the internet, over to a FTP you setup.
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
Or standing with a few 200m digital or more people looking at moscow with nah moe.

lil
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HaXdoor gold anyone?
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
Piew _\/..
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
you know what i remember?!

being on napstar chatting with someone for a while. then looking into their list of songs. downloading one. opening netstat i believe it was to see what IP i was connected to and then PING them untill they lost their connection.
then they would go offline and come back again later only to tell me their internet had quit on them

lol

the good old days indeed!


remember ICQ? if you were in a chat you could see the other person typing.
now you have to press ENTER when your done and want to send something. there you had an open connection so if someone would type something wrong and then hit backspace to correct it, you could see that. lol and the typewriter sounds!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1285189


the good old days

i remember when i could dial up to germany

then ssh to one of the servers ^trinity^ owned

and then ping out my WHOLE country out of internet ROFL


OC-3 vs 512kbps channel

YEAAH

I was GOD back then :>
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09/25/2012 03:19 PM
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Re: Any of you old school computer gurus remember SubZero?
you know what i remember?!

being on napstar chatting with someone for a while. then looking into their list of songs. downloading one. opening netstat i believe it was to see what IP i was connected to and then PING them untill they lost their connection.
then they would go offline and come back again later only to tell me their internet had quit on them

lol

the good old days indeed!


remember ICQ? if you were in a chat you could see the other person typing.
now you have to press ENTER when your done and want to send something. there you had an open connection so if someone would type something wrong and then hit backspace to correct it, you could see that. lol and the typewriter sounds!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1285189


the good old days

i remember when i could dial up to germany

then ssh to one of the servers ^trinity^ owned

and then ping out my WHOLE country out of internet ROFL


OC-3 vs 512kbps channel

YEAAH

I was GOD back then :>
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 24335138


nooooo way. i mean pinging out the whole country of germany is one thing but saying it was through one of trinitys servers i dont believe really. and im sure that if it was true you couldnt get into detail :P
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