Haunt a Computer Using SSH [Tutorial]

How to Possess a Computer with SSH

Cyber Weapons Lab, Episode 120

Having remote access to someones machine can be a very powerful thing. It could also be a great opportunity to play some spooky tricks on an unsuspecting target. Today, in this episode of Cyber Weapons Lab, we'll cover some fun SSH hacks.

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[exbcn]

Theres more blinking in a terminal than Kody's eyes in a month

[dafoex]

"Make sure you don't get caught"

Good advice

[azurescenss]

I absolutely love that Null Bytes videos are presented in a way where he understands what we all really wanna do, like making people's computers beep out of control to prank them

[mahmudtete]

I would rather get a heart from him than from pewdiepie lol

[Slada]

Use “sudo !!“ to repeat your last command as su

[Dick_DastardlyX]

@null byte bruh your like the Bob Ross of hacking, I love it. "Now we'll add a couple of little beeps and...how 'bout a ln xterm window right here?"

[josemembreno]

I feel like a script kiddie watching null byte. I don’t know how to make my own tools.

[FireZSK]

Time to haunt my university, thanks for the cool Halloween prank

[Feuermagier]

I highly recommend routing /dev/random directly to the speaker.

[Squilfinator]

Victim hears beeping and sees a console pop up
*Uplugs computer from the wall*

[AppaTalks]

"Entering a really secure password..." Hits keyboard 4 times LOL

[tomedwards]

Haha cool vid. Just thought I’d point out that if you forget to run a command with sudo, you can run ‘sudo !!’ And it will run without you having to retype it.

[Jan-ljej]

Other people: Don't do this it's illegal.

This guy: Make sure you don't get caught

[MaTt]

Man, I know a child who plays fortnite a lot. Be funny it randomly closed mid match and rickswarm happened 😂😂😂

[RakibFiha]

Btw, people might know this already. I just learnt it couple of months ago. When you want to script or pass large commands you can open an fc buffer (fc and enter, it's bash builtin) or if your bashrc have vi mode (set -o vi) then by ESC then press v or by ctrl+x+e .

And it's a magic, you can type very loooong command, scripts etc and your terminal will execute all the commands one by one.

[spookytaters]

Hit 'ctrl+a' to go to the start of the line, 'ctrl-e' to go to the end. @16:30

[eqqx]

Your keyboard tapping is so satisfying

[razzerraw]

Can you show me how to Install more SSD in my head so I can memorize what's going on

[shead]

Are you spying on me🤔 I was searching for ssh

[PauxloE]

It should be mentioned that most of those need either root access or at least access as same account as the person who is using the computer right now.

What I did in the computer pool in the university (where I had legitimate SSH access to all the computers, with my own account) was to open and close the CD drives (using the "eject" command). Nowadays many computers don't have CD drives anymore, so that doesn't work anymore.