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[CarbonX]

Hey all. I've been browsing this forum for a while now and just decided to register. This forum seems like a great place to learn judging by reading all the posts I've read.

My question is regarding my place of employment's network. I have access to "hidden" drives and I was wondering what tools I would need to be able to remote access the network undetected. I don't want to do any damage or anything I just want to be able to snoop around undetected while I am away from work. Is this possible with the iPhone? If not how about my home PC? Any suggestions would be more than appreciates. Thanks in advance for any help anyone out there can give me or point me in the right direction.

[A3MIRAL]

Hmmm, install TeamViewer on both your computers, make an account, sign in on your home computer, and get the code from your work computer and password to access it from home.
This allows you to control your work computer from home, but the work computer must be on.

I'm not sure if this is exactly what you want, but maybe it'll help.

[d3nn]

It will be harder if you want to be really hidden, you'll have to purge some logs no matter what you do if you have good IT

[CarbonX]

I'm familiar with TeamViewer. I have the app and use it all the time to navigate my computers at home while I'm on the go. Thanks for the suggestion but that's not exactly what I'm looking for. I'd like to gain access to the drives on our network without being detected and TeamViewer will most definitely be detected. The IT team where I work aren't exactly the sharpest tools in the shed but I am looking for something I can install and keep hidden and be able to transfer files back and forth. Any suggestions?

[Trcx528]

This would be really easy under linux, but alas, no windows love. 

[A3MIRAL]

If you have access to them, then why must you be hidden?

[CarbonX]

I "have access" but I'm not supposed to, hence the need to be secretive. I guess I should have been more clear as to why I need undetected access. I really do appreciate the input I've had thus far. This forum is great to say the least. I look forward to learning as much as possible in my newfound venture. I know there has to be some way to inject something in the network that will allow me umdetected access.

[LankAsif]

Could he not bind a RAT to some file and leave that in the victim? I'm only now learning about these things so I might have completely missed something :/

[d3nn]

A rat might be the best way actually. I've never used them, but apparently they're better at concealing network traffic than other methods. Teamviewer would be completely obvious if you just looked at the ports for something out of the ordinary, but RATs are made to hide.

Anyways, could you tell us any more info on what's on the drives? I totally understand if you can't, but curiosity is killing me :p

[CarbonX]

Thanks for the suggestions you guys have had so far, I appreciate the feedback.

@LankAsif, I've been doing some reading on binding a rat but haven't gotten very far. Have you learned any more since the other day?

@d3nn, I was reading some other posts and it seems like everyone likes to keep their projects secret as not to compromise the forums. I'm not looking to modify anything just have the capability of reading/writing undetected. I would never actually write anything of course but just knowing I'm able to is enough satisfaction for me.

Thanks for your input guys, I'm looking forward to seeing if anyone has more to say on this topic.

[LankAsif]

Check out easy binder and DarkMoon (RAT). They might help. I'm still new to this but Teated easy bind and it's great (if I could use it anyone can). Havent tested DarkMoon but seems really easy and great functions. Soz can't help more

[grinch]

So you need help committing corporate espionage? Hmmm lol

You have access to drives you should not, from your work client machine. No need to go after the server. You want remote access though, that can be a problem. It is going through the network perimeter and depending on the companies perimeter security, you may be out of luck. Firewalls are logged. IDS' may be monitoring the perimeter. Right away, this is a project, a lot of logs to wipe, and devices to own to wipe them.

Why not copy the files to a thumb drive while at work? If the access is based on your network login, chances are you are not alone. You are in a group with other people that also have access to this data. You can copy the data from someone else's machine and login, in case the IT staff looks into the access logs. They obviously are not using active log monitoring, otherwise they would have taken action the second you accessed that data you were not supposed to. Do some chair-surfing at lunch-time