Warning: If you're ever gonna use telnet for accessing something like a server. Then don't use telnet for it, because telnet is a very insecure remote access protocol. Because all your data going between you and the remote client are unencrypted. Even your username and password are unencrypted, so don't ever use telnet for stuff like that. Because then you're most likely to have your server hacked.
@@Santerim SSH particularly SSH version 2. Because SSH version 1 is not secure either. As SSH encrypts all of your data, that being the commands you type, your username, password, and all other important data. Plus with SSH you can set up what's called public key authentication. When enabled, you copy your ssh identify (or public key) onto the remote client. Then you reload the service, and every time you log into the server it would authenticate users with public key authentication only. That is if you disable password authentication. So if a hacker tries to hack into your server. Then they can't log in, because the server authenticates users only with their public keys instead of passwords. Edit: From testing this with SSH, I can't connect to the server without telnet. So if you're going to try this. Do this with either a virtual machine, an old computer you won't mind getting it compromised, or use a vpn. But I think it's better to do it on an old device that you won't mind it getting potentially hacked. I also tested this on an old Linux laptop (that was a windows laptop), and it also works on that.
@@alexanonymous4429 well pretty much from what I can tell, he didn't log into a server. It seemed like a web request that downloads those files onto your command line. So if you think it's safe to do it, then go ahead. Just maybe see if your antivirus sees it as potential malware. But I think those files aren't meant to be harmful.
@@alexanonymous4429 Ok so after trying this on my computer. You would be connected to a server without being promoted for a username or password. But I start capturing all the packets that are going from my computer to the server. Which is of course unencrypted, so if you are to do this. Then maybe do this on an old computer or a virtual machine. Or use a VPN, or something that would keep you safe from being potentially hacked. I also tested this on a Linux system, and it also works on there. So I would say maybe do this at your own risk.
this the exact thing I hate about this guy, he explains everything with like extremely simple surface level one click explanations and he misses more things than he actually says because he doesn't expect anyone to do it, he just does it for the views
Not only Telnet is old, but it's also insecure. Because all of your user data is unencrypted (input, output, username, password, etc.), when I tested this for myself in a Linux computer. I did packet capturing, the packets showed exactly what I was typing in and its output.
@@pyp2205 Telnet is insecure, but using a client does not leave you machine vulnerable like many people seem to be confused about. A few points, everything you do on Telehack is visible by other users, this is part of the game. You can also connect to Telehack via SSH or HTTPS if you so desire. Telehack is MUCH more than just starwars. From the Manual:
Telehack is a simulation of a stylized arpanet/usenet, circa 1985-1990. It is a full multi-user simulation, including 26,600+ simulated hosts from the early net, thousands of files from the era, a collection of adventure and IF games, a working BASIC interpreter with a library of programs to run, simulated historical users, and more.
@@4everblacknite I have tried connecting to telehack with ssh. But it says that the connection was refused. Might be that it doesn't have ssh set up or I have to use a different port number other than ssh's default port (Default SSH Port 22, Default Telnet Port 23). I noticed when I was capturing telnet packets, that when I loaded 2048 on telehack. It did show some data when it was opened, but after that it didn't show any more telnet data. I saw encrypted TCP packets. But of course it's best to not use telnet especially if you're going to remotely access a remote server. Because we all know that telnet doesn't encrypt data (username, password, commands, etc.).
They say the same thing about you using buggy ass OpenGL to play games at half framerate --- but only after spending three weeks hacking around in text files with bullshit editors like vi just to get the mouse orientation correct.
@@smarterthanyou9090who hurt you? but for real, gaming on linux is really not that bad now, most games run the same as on windows in my experience. Also you don't need to use vi or vim or emacs or anything, just use nano or a gui text editor...
This guy definitely has a discord full of 12yo girls and makes them fight for his attention Edit: if you're mad at my comment and want to retaliate, at least do better than just saying "actually no that's you". That's just lazy. At least make me laugh if you're gonna try and insult me.
Yeah Telnet is something that I would rarely use. I wouldn't use it for some secret server, I would just use it for experimenting. Like if I want to capture telnet packets, when I connect to my old Linux laptop with telnet. I would set up a temporary dummy user account on Linux, and make it not have strong user privileges and make it have a weak password (And maybe connect an ethernet cable between my 2 computers). So that later I can easily delete the dummy account, and I wouldn't have to worry about getting hacked.
Good to know others are aware about the security of application protocols, I wish it were widely known as it would be easier to prevent malware and other cyber threats.
Not necessarily true, as this is a client. You aren’t spawning any kind of access by having a client available. It does however provide another vector for maintaining access if a malicious source has local access to a computer.
The danger of Telnet is not access vulnerabilities. It’s the fact that your traffic is unencrypted plain text, so any passwords or login credentials you use while interfacing with a switch, server, etc can be easily seen with a simple packet sniffer.
@@whitekr0w telnet is unsecure and all they need to know is your ip to get into your pc. this while not publicly accessable can easly be found out. while the stuff you are downloading may not be bad enabling telnet itself is full stop.
Don't do this, please!! Telnet is not secure for one thing. In addition, you are running a script written by God only knows. While it is playing Star Wars in ASCII who knows what other mischief it is getting into.
100%, the problem with these short creators is that they can quickly spread dangerous info that people fall for, earlier today someone was trying to convince their viewers to download videos containing Trojans.
telnet? cool hacks? you kinda don't sound like you know much about computers. you are just connecting to a server and playing with stuff on it. also, telnet was made back in 1969 and back then, computer security other than the physical lock and key wasn't a thing yet. so be careful if you try logging into a BBS.. I would recommend SSH instead of telnet...
Tellnet that's crazy they still have to telnet built into windows computers When you use tell that it's for Connecting into someone else's computer so you're really disconnecting to a server when you do this Kind of like a prompt way of connecting to a website
It doesn't add commands to your cmd.exe.... you're actually logging into a server called telehack which is a recreation of the internet in the late 80s/early 90s the goal is to find old malicious software on telehack and use it to compromise companies real vulnerabilities back then. It's actually a pretty cool fun game to play if you're interested in cyber security
Telnet is very vulnerable service so when you enabled it or connect a server there might be a chance you get hack when a hacker is just bored so he decided to scan for any telnet connection and suddenly from empty to one single line and they are on your ass ngl the telnet service is quite so if just one string one single string of request seen bro I even get excited hahahaa except I haven't seen one for years 💀 I kinda sometimes wish people still uses telnet so I can fuck around with people
@@SomeRegularGuy depending on how you view it. If you use telnet and message your friend "Hi" the guy who is in the man in the middle attack in the telnet line can see the message "Hi" but if you use a more secure line they would encrypt it to for example "01010" is not real encryption I'm on my phone but you get the point so is dangerous back in the days or people who don't know some people don't even know they are using they reveal alot of information just from Wireshark like a lot like locations, address to address, what you are browsing, request http to what site, a cache/cookie for login where the hacker can copy and paste to the browser if they know how to which is pretty easy just send a custom request, etc. And so the more dangerous one would acts as your friend's PC where they send message to your PC and looks normal and you don't know if is send by a anonymous guy instead of your friend and the message has a background which is code and they can inject a custom trojan or virus where they send to you and you open the message in order to see in the chat that activates the virus and then it opens a server with a specific target and on a certain address can connect to so no other hacker can connect but the dude who send the virus since the address set on his own or proxy of his which is in short something like VPN for hackers. After virus connection successfully connected to their metepreter or whatever they use to connect the session and they will try to secure they virus in your computer which will send a more persistent trojan they are dangerous if the hacker is good they will separate the virus throughout your PC into normal folders such as Documents, local drive, videos, images, Desktop, etc and they will have one program bring them together and decrypt it and virus runs and the virus is very hard to find you cant completely wipe them except delete whole PC and drive clean completely, and not to mention the first virus is not persistent meant after PC restart they can't get connection no more but if is a persistent shell or virus after restart the virus will run itself and connects to hackers computer like a startup in computer games etc, same logic.
@@SomeRegularGuy you won't get by just establishing connection is since telnet is not a bad guy is just the bad guys on telnet waiting for victim in the routers be careful of the connection you have in public wifi. And if you are using a very old messaging software or you try to make your own on RUclips and the easiest they teach telnet messaging that is dangerous. Imagine I read your message to your family.
Ahhhhh punt bots were hilarious. Flooding obviously doesn't work any more but for a couple of years it was funny to see people like this guy wander into an undernet channel, say something dumb and get on a permanent flood list. DCC, grep the end node, and PUNT! Reconnect? autobot... ACTIVATE! punt punt punt hahahaha
My mans knows how to trick people who have no idea how computers work. First off, you're not "adding more commands". That would require installing some program that can be invoked from the command prompt. You're just connecting to a server that offers some services, via Telnet. Second. Do not use telnet. It is an extremely unsecure communication protocols and a bagillion exploits have been written for its vulnerabilities, a lot of which have not been patched. This applies for clients too, not just servers. If you ever connect somewhere via telnet, beware that your machine may already have been compromised.
Warning: If you're ever gonna use telnet for accessing something like a server. Then don't use telnet for it, because telnet is a very insecure remote access protocol. Because all your data going between you and the remote client are unencrypted. Even your username and password are unencrypted, so don't ever use telnet for stuff like that. Because then you're most likely to have your server hacked.
What should i use then?
Is it safe to do the star wars trick
@@Santerim SSH particularly SSH version 2. Because SSH version 1 is not secure either. As SSH encrypts all of your data, that being the commands you type, your username, password, and all other important data. Plus with SSH you can set up what's called public key authentication. When enabled, you copy your ssh identify (or public key) onto the remote client. Then you reload the service, and every time you log into the server it would authenticate users with public key authentication only. That is if you disable password authentication.
So if a hacker tries to hack into your server. Then they can't log in, because the server authenticates users only with their public keys instead of passwords.
Edit: From testing this with SSH, I can't connect to the server without telnet. So if you're going to try this. Do this with either a virtual machine, an old computer you won't mind getting it compromised, or use a vpn. But I think it's better to do it on an old device that you won't mind it getting potentially hacked. I also tested this on an old Linux laptop (that was a windows laptop), and it also works on that.
@@alexanonymous4429 well pretty much from what I can tell, he didn't log into a server. It seemed like a web request that downloads those files onto your command line. So if you think it's safe to do it, then go ahead. Just maybe see if your antivirus sees it as potential malware. But I think those files aren't meant to be harmful.
@@alexanonymous4429 Ok so after trying this on my computer. You would be connected to a server without being promoted for a username or password. But I start capturing all the packets that are going from my computer to the server. Which is of course unencrypted, so if you are to do this. Then maybe do this on an old computer or a virtual machine. Or use a VPN, or something that would keep you safe from being potentially hacked.
I also tested this on a Linux system, and it also works on there. So I would say maybe do this at your own risk.
telenet doesn't "add commands to your command prompt." You're connected to another computer (a server) when you're doing this.
Well I just got hacked
Try runing telnet without enabling it in Windows Features. See how far you get.
We'll wait...
@@fanuchman putty
@@fanuchman the commands aren't added to your computer when running TELENET, not TELNET. Read.
this the exact thing I hate about this guy, he explains everything with like extremely simple surface level one click explanations and he misses more things than he actually says because he doesn't expect anyone to do it, he just does it for the views
"Command prompt Trick" telehack is a website. you are just accessing it using telnet on command prompt. telnet is old. telehack is not. FFS.
Not only Telnet is old, but it's also insecure. Because all of your user data is unencrypted (input, output, username, password, etc.), when I tested this for myself in a Linux computer. I did packet capturing, the packets showed exactly what I was typing in and its output.
@@pyp2205 Telnet is insecure, but using a client does not leave you machine vulnerable like many people seem to be confused about. A few points, everything you do on Telehack is visible by other users, this is part of the game. You can also connect to Telehack via SSH or HTTPS if you so desire.
Telehack is MUCH more than just starwars. From the Manual:
Telehack is a simulation of a stylized arpanet/usenet, circa 1985-1990.
It is a full multi-user simulation, including 26,600+ simulated hosts
from the early net, thousands of files from the era, a collection of
adventure and IF games, a working BASIC interpreter with a library of
programs to run, simulated historical users, and more.
@@4everblacknite I have tried connecting to telehack with ssh. But it says that the connection was refused. Might be that it doesn't have ssh set up or I have to use a different port number other than ssh's default port (Default SSH Port 22, Default Telnet Port 23). I noticed when I was capturing telnet packets, that when I loaded 2048 on telehack. It did show some data when it was opened, but after that it didn't show any more telnet data. I saw encrypted TCP packets.
But of course it's best to not use telnet especially if you're going to remotely access a remote server. Because we all know that telnet doesn't encrypt data (username, password, commands, etc.).
Thank you.
@@pyp2205 Bro no one is doing internet banking on telnet
I remember being young once and still knowing these aren't hacks.
Features is the right word
he didn't say hacks? lol
Yeah, I used to telnet into my university library.
@@sharkam69 still the wrong word as it's not a feature it's a connection to a remote computer
@@JinnaiT entertaining
Linux users: Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power
They say the same thing about you using buggy ass OpenGL to play games at half framerate --- but only after spending three weeks hacking around in text files with bullshit editors like vi just to get the mouse orientation correct.
@@smarterthanyou9090who hurt you?
but for real, gaming on linux is really not that bad now, most games run the same as on windows in my experience.
Also you don't need to use vi or vim or emacs or anything, just use nano or a gui text editor...
@@smarterthanyou9090 that's what you tell yourself and why you have that username, because you literally don't know anything about Linux today.
@@glenclark777you have to hack the entire Vatican secret files to download another browser
*SSH “Am I a joke to you?”
its literally ssh without the first s
Lol
This guy definitely has a discord full of 12yo girls and makes them fight for his attention
Edit: if you're mad at my comment and want to retaliate, at least do better than just saying "actually no that's you". That's just lazy. At least make me laugh if you're gonna try and insult me.
thats weird bro
Idk why but he looks embarrassing
What. Why?
100%
@@balllord8580 some dudes prey
Telnet is a security vulnerability. That's the reason i make sure that's disabled.
Yeah Telnet is something that I would rarely use. I wouldn't use it for some secret server, I would just use it for experimenting. Like if I want to capture telnet packets, when I connect to my old Linux laptop with telnet. I would set up a temporary dummy user account on Linux, and make it not have strong user privileges and make it have a weak password (And maybe connect an ethernet cable between my 2 computers). So that later I can easily delete the dummy account, and I wouldn't have to worry about getting hacked.
Good to know others are aware about the security of application protocols, I wish it were widely known as it would be easier to prevent malware and other cyber threats.
It isnt a vulnerability in of itself. It just transmits in the clear with no encryption. Just dont send personal info and you'll be fine
Do you even know what a security vulnerability is?!?!?!
@@honestsniping1 The real question is "Do YOU know what a security vulnerability is?"
Oh, boy, forbin will be real happy about all 2 visitors you drove to his site.
Say hi to underwood lmao
Genius idea leaving telnet wide open
This dude would blow a load if he ever learned to use the terminal from linux
LMAO
"here's a really cool Linux trick that you probably didn't know"
*proceeds to install and run cmatrix*
He's really close to becoming a linux user, just needs to shave and wear programmer socks
@@Jun-Kyard he uses wallpaper engine, he got consumed by the bloatware long ago, its too late for him
>Types in neofetch slowly, zoomed in on his keyboard
And then you can kiss your computer goodbye because you've just granted them a back door in.
Back doors aren't what I thought they were.
@@kidsythe i just accessed back door to ya mum🤓
Not necessarily true, as this is a client. You aren’t spawning any kind of access by having a client available. It does however provide another vector for maintaining access if a malicious source has local access to a computer.
The danger of Telnet is not access vulnerabilities. It’s the fact that your traffic is unencrypted plain text, so any passwords or login credentials you use while interfacing with a switch, server, etc can be easily seen with a simple packet sniffer.
@@whitekr0w telnet is unsecure and all they need to know is your ip to get into your pc. this while not publicly accessable can easly be found out. while the stuff you are downloading may not be bad enabling telnet itself is full stop.
I just stayed for the bunny girl ED, wow the nostalgia
If you ever hear someone say “to do this trick, first go to cmd” run away
Exactly!
This should be taught to children in school... Stranger danger is a real thing.
in GNU/Linux the first step of literally anything is open terminal
No, you should take the time to learn whether or not it's safe before babbling about a black "hecker" window
@@dacoolistofdoods cmd tricks are not some "hacker" protocol
You know what else was popular a really long time ago?
Your style.
Worst roast ever
Kek it really is 10 years old.
Bro really used the telnet just for fun. Most innocent baby I've ever seen ☠️
Don't do this, please!! Telnet is not secure for one thing. In addition, you are running a script written by God only knows. While it is playing Star Wars in ASCII who knows what other mischief it is getting into.
*You are wanted for Pirating Motion Picture*
I remember hacking ftp servers with telnet in the 90s lolol
No, you don't.
How to make your computer less secure
How big do you want the hole in your PCs security?
Yes.
Really big just install Windows
This dude is a male Miley Cyrus
Did you know?
I only stay
for the ✨M U S I C✨
Telnet was popular "a long time ago" because it's unencrypted - a.k.a. insecure. It's PROBABLY ok to do this, but I wouldn't use it for anything else.
Using telnet to watch movies is the equivalent of playing a game boy version of a game which you got from a dodgy and insecure website
Telnet is just Netcat from Wish 💀
Mfw normies discover telnet, wait until they find ssh 💀
Say normies also makes u a normie 👎🏼
as soon as he mentioned telnet i thought he was gonna talk about stuff like aardwolf etc
Yea I'm good lmao I'm not gonna intentionally turn on an insecure protocol just to mess with dos commands
I don't usually like the idea of my pc being added to a botnet
100%, the problem with these short creators is that they can quickly spread dangerous info that people fall for, earlier today someone was trying to convince their viewers to download videos containing Trojans.
Finally a thing which I didn't know
Cool port 23 open i wo der what I can do from the outside.
telnet? cool hacks? you kinda don't sound like you know much about computers. you are just connecting to a server and playing with stuff on it. also, telnet was made back in 1969 and back then, computer security other than the physical lock and key wasn't a thing yet. so be careful if you try logging into a BBS.. I would recommend SSH instead of telnet...
Im not listening to a guy who paints his nails
Don't use telnet over Internet please! Actually, don't enable features which you don't know what they do!
Tellnet that's crazy they still have to telnet built into windows computers When you use tell that it's for Connecting into someone else's computer so you're really disconnecting to a server when you do this Kind of like a prompt way of connecting to a website
Dang, dood! Ur like a haxzor god r sumthin!!
Did you mean to say, "D4NG d00d! Ur l!k3 4 h4x0R g0d r smt?" That's how the 37337 guys talked back then
Tellnet... known for security and safty😌
Bro will i get hacked if it didn’t establish a connection and i turned the telnet settings once in the window features
"A really long time ago" AKA early 2000's. Damn zoomers making millennials fell like we're 60 years old.
Had a zoomer ask me if I was 50 the other day... im 36.
In computer years 20 years is like dinosaur age man
Tell people you don’t know what tell net is without telling u don’t know 😂
day in the life of the smallest discord mod
Alt+F4 best command ever
Know that enabling telnet is a security risk
May the command line live forever
I feel like this guy just searches up stuff u can do in CMD and has no clue what the fuck is going on in the backend
I dont trust that bro
This tutorial should be called: How to get hacked
NEVER, I mean NEVER use Telnet. Old and extremely unsecure protocol.
keep using telnet. We like plain text communications!!!
It never works. Thumbs down and unsubscribed. I recommend you do too!
Bro I swear ill do this right after my ram is done downloading
LMFAO how do u not have more likes
"adds tools to command prompt." this has to be satire
DO NOT install telnet in the 2020s. What the fuck
*laughs in unencrypted*
My computer exploded, thanks man
Starwars? Hell yeah
Don't do this if you like your pc.
Ok finnally i can not be bored in computer science practicals
Don't think you will be able to get admin acces
@@bigtitmaster ya maybe
Nowadays, I just get AI to handle it for me.
no telnet! stop that!
telnet is unencrypted, which means a hacker could see what you do if they intercepted your connection. please use ssh..
tip: just type that link into your browser and its the exact same
Hey kids, don't use either extremely vulnerable telnet, and certainly don't connect to a server that someone tells you to do from a social media page.
Telhack is a server bruh
bro are you really out here telling people to turn telnet on
I love when 18 year olds pretend to teach people “computer tricks” 🤣 back to school kid
Tech videos: press windows + R and then type cmd
Me: hits windows types cmd
Every time
Those people who knows Telnet : 💀
Those who don't know : 🙂
Passwords in plain text is good right?
Basically public ssh
Exactly, don't use telnet and any other legacy protocol that doesn't utilize SSL.
It doesn't add commands to your cmd.exe.... you're actually logging into a server called telehack which is a recreation of the internet in the late 80s/early 90s the goal is to find old malicious software on telehack and use it to compromise companies real vulnerabilities back then. It's actually a pretty cool fun game to play if you're interested in cyber security
ok ok ok
Listen
YOU DONT NEED TO DO WINDOWS + R
JUST CLICK THE SEARCH BAR ON THE TASKBAR AND TYPE CMD
Who use Telnet? WTF we have 2022
Wow cool
How to advertise your data online aa free of charge for all people with basic tech knowledge in one easy step
This is dangerous to say the least. Never do this.
hes using the client not running a server
It's just linux commands. use WSL and you can do all of these commands without using telnet and it's also not safe to use it
Don’t use telnet. It’s not secure.
Do I need to paint my thumbnails black before or after?
Aaaand this is why you don't trust a teenager with your cybersecurity
Bro will i get hacked if it didn’t establish a connection and i turned the telnet settings once in the window features
@@SomeRegularGuyfrom what I understand, telnet just allows connections to stuff, as long as you didn’t connect to any website ur chillin
DO NOT LEAVE TELNET TURNED ON!!!! You will be leaving your computer open to attack.
How to compromise your system 101
😂 The second I heard telnet I knew that where this was going 😂
Awful advice, don't ever use telnet over something like SSH unless you want to be hacked.
telehack is an 80s hacking simulator lol
Telnet is very vulnerable service so when you enabled it or connect a server there might be a chance you get hack when a hacker is just bored so he decided to scan for any telnet connection and suddenly from empty to one single line and they are on your ass ngl the telnet service is quite so if just one string one single string of request seen bro I even get excited hahahaa except I haven't seen one for years 💀 I kinda sometimes wish people still uses telnet so I can fuck around with people
Bro will i get hacked if it didn’t establish a connection and i turned the telnet settings off immediately in the window features
@@SomeRegularGuy depending on how you view it. If you use telnet and message your friend "Hi" the guy who is in the man in the middle attack in the telnet line can see the message "Hi" but if you use a more secure line they would encrypt it to for example "01010" is not real encryption I'm on my phone but you get the point so is dangerous back in the days or people who don't know some people don't even know they are using they reveal alot of information just from Wireshark like a lot like locations, address to address, what you are browsing, request http to what site, a cache/cookie for login where the hacker can copy and paste to the browser if they know how to which is pretty easy just send a custom request, etc. And so the more dangerous one would acts as your friend's PC where they send message to your PC and looks normal and you don't know if is send by a anonymous guy instead of your friend and the message has a background which is code and they can inject a custom trojan or virus where they send to you and you open the message in order to see in the chat that activates the virus and then it opens a server with a specific target and on a certain address can connect to so no other hacker can connect but the dude who send the virus since the address set on his own or proxy of his which is in short something like VPN for hackers. After virus connection successfully connected to their metepreter or whatever they use to connect the session and they will try to secure they virus in your computer which will send a more persistent trojan they are dangerous if the hacker is good they will separate the virus throughout your PC into normal folders such as Documents, local drive, videos, images, Desktop, etc and they will have one program bring them together and decrypt it and virus runs and the virus is very hard to find you cant completely wipe them except delete whole PC and drive clean completely, and not to mention the first virus is not persistent meant after PC restart they can't get connection no more but if is a persistent shell or virus after restart the virus will run itself and connects to hackers computer like a startup in computer games etc, same logic.
@@SomeRegularGuy you won't get by just establishing connection is since telnet is not a bad guy is just the bad guys on telnet waiting for victim in the routers be careful of the connection you have in public wifi. And if you are using a very old messaging software or you try to make your own on RUclips and the easiest they teach telnet messaging that is dangerous. Imagine I read your message to your family.
You don't have to use telenet to connect. You can just go to the link like a normal website.
two words: use linux!
Telnet is dangerous to leave open. You should have put a warning bro
You should really have a custom keyboard
LMAO!!! please kids.. dont do this
Why tho?
Don't turn telnet on.
next video : introducing irc. "here is my ip btw"
Ahhhhh punt bots were hilarious. Flooding obviously doesn't work any more but for a couple of years it was funny to see people like this guy wander into an undernet channel, say something dumb and get on a permanent flood list. DCC, grep the end node, and PUNT! Reconnect? autobot... ACTIVATE! punt punt punt hahahaha
My mans knows how to trick people who have no idea how computers work.
First off, you're not "adding more commands". That would require installing some program that can be invoked from the command prompt. You're just connecting to a server that offers some services, via Telnet.
Second. Do not use telnet. It is an extremely unsecure communication protocols and a bagillion exploits have been written for its vulnerabilities, a lot of which have not been patched. This applies for clients too, not just servers. If you ever connect somewhere via telnet, beware that your machine may already have been compromised.
Telnet is not safe
ay why is my windows button not working please tell me i have a laptop but i separate key bored only my laptop key bored windows button work
In short
This is a back door
Don’t do it unless you know what you are doing or at risk.
Telnet is essentially an older version of SSH. These are not hacks. It's literally just a simple server somebody set up.
Nice :D
Boy really got nail polish
If anything, use ssh.
Any work or school network should have telnet disabled by default.
PSA: You can also use other telnet clients, Putty can connect to this service as well.