Archive A Reconstructed © MegaSecurity Database

Assasin 1.0 (a)

Released 23 years, 10 months ago. June 2002

By ~LOM~

Informations

From	UK
Author	~LOM~
Family	Assasin
Category	Remote Access
Version	Assasin 1.0 (a)
Released Date	Jun 2002, 23 years, 10 months ago.
Language	Delphi

Additional Information

Server:
size: 189.440 bytes

port: 5697 TCP

Author Information / Description

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 |Build / Version : 1.0                      |
 |Author : ~LOM~                             |
 |Co-Author : Anndy                          |
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 |Beta Testers : Maison, Astreal, S13az3, xMs|
 |ShoutOuts : EES Team :D                    |
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 |About Lom                                  |
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 |Age : 17                                   |
 |Location : UK                              |
 |Current Occupation : A-Levels              |
 |Favourite Saying : With Great Power Comes  |
 |                   Great Responsibility    |
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Additional Information :
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Assasin was made in an attempt to give the users what they want. I know many of you found
Lan victims a Pain in the 'ASS' as they clogged your ICQ pagers up, and there was nothing
you could do about it! Now YOU can change that.

Up and coming guides :
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Sleaze is releasing OL with his Injector technology (which bypasses software firewalls)
it will have LAN Technology built into it as well, and have all the classic features of
the current OL on release. It was thought by both I and Sleaze that a user could use
these tools together and hack people that DON'T want to be hacked.

NO ONE IS SAFE. NOT EVEN YOU!

Written by
~LOM~

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