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Big Project

775 views · started by Chad ·
#1
Big Project
I think we should make a huge program for LogicalGamers.

I was thinking of a Remote Administration Tool that the members here can have that way they can go make a giant bot army. For every 'solider' they get in there army, gets added to our army as well?

Whats your idea?
#2
I don't think that's a good idea. Think about it, if someone actually tries to pull something really stupid, and by coincidence one of you guys is also connected to the RAT, you could get tracked and screwed over for something you didn't really do. That's just my opinion.
#3
Riddle wrote:
I don't think that's a good idea. Think about it, if someone actually tries to pull something really stupid, and by coincidence one of you guys is also connected to the RAT, you could get tracked and screwed over for something you didn't really do. That's just my opinion.


Disclaimer: This is for educational purposes only. LogicalGamers takes no responsibility for what you do with this Remote Administration Tool. You agree by using this program that LogicalGamers will not be held accountable for your actions. If you do not agree then just simply close out of the program and continue on with your day.

'nuff said.
#4
I meant this:
For every 'solider' they get in there army, gets added to our army as well?


What I understood from that is that from every computer they infect, a connection will be granted to a "Master" application. And if one of the people that has access to that main application connects to a client that is just waiting to track back to the origin for some stupidity that one of the users committed, then whoever is using the main application can get involved in something they had nothing to do with and get screwed over. I hope that's a little more clear, or maybe I misinterpreted what you said?
#5
Riddle wrote:
I meant this:

What I understood from that is that from every computer they infect, a connection will be granted to a "Master" application. And if one of the people that has access to that main application connects to a client that is just waiting to track back to the origin for some stupidity that one of the users committed, then whoever is using the main application can get involved in something they had nothing to do with and get screwed over. I hope that's a little more clear, or maybe I misinterpreted what you said?


No, I understood that but that's technically our own fault then if we do want or use the master application.