Monday, April 19, 2010

Enabling telnet in vista/7 & Sending anonymous emails!

 In Windows Vista & windows7 telnet is disabled by default because of its security issues (passes messages in plain text, easy to sniff passwords & credentials, so its obsolete now).
In order to enable go to control panel
> Programs
> Programs & Features
> click on 'Turn Windows Feature on or off' on the left panel
> new window appears, tick check boxes telnet server or telnet client or both as per your need.
> click ok
> open cmd & start telneting to another telnet enabled computers (for command
queries type telnet /? in cmd)




For sending anonymous emails, you have to search for a working telnet mail server. Telnet mail server communicates on port 25. Google will be handy for finding such a server. Now connect to the server.
open cmd terminal .
execute command >telnet telnet_mail_server 25
If it works, then a greeting message will appear.
After that, type helo to check whether the server is responding or not. If it responds, then everything is well & good.
Now execute >mail from:< anything@anything.anything.anything>    & press enter
You can replace anything with absolutely anything.
 Now type> rcpt to:victim_receiver   & press enter
Victim_receiver is the email address whom you want to send the anonymous mail.
Now type>data  & press enter
type> subject: anything & press enter
After that write the content of your mail & press enter.
Next type>.   & enter
then type>quit & enter.

You have successfully send an anonymous email.

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