My friend was recently telling me about a site that Shutdown his computer when he just went there. How is this possible to do? Or if you know of a site that does that I would like to check it out.
Well you might be able to do this with server-side scripting but I am not sure. Even if you knew of a site that did this, you would not be able to check it out because it would shut-down you're computer. If it is done with server-side scripting, you won't be able to find out how they did it anyway. If you do find out how to do it, don't do this to people.
Except that server-side scripting is executed at the sever, not the client. Hence the name server-side. If you're doing anything on the client's system, it naturally needs to be done client-side.
AFAIK it can't be done. Though this post has made me a little curious. If it were to be done I'd have to assume that the particular user had a special scripting interpreter installed. For example, PerlScript. Not many have it installed on their system, and (I guess because it is less common ) there are very little (if any) restrictions to what it can access on the client machine. It can even run commands on that system, such as format, or anything else.
I dont know the site, but I have asked around and people I asked have heard of it, but dont know the site. I found some script. Could someone use that to shutdown the computer?
Sub ShutDown()
Dim Connection, WQL, SystemClass, System
'Get connection To local wmi
Set Connection = GetObject("winmgmts:root\cimv2")
'Get Win32_OperatingSystem objects - only one object In the collection
WQL = "Select Name From Win32_OperatingSystem"
Set SystemClass = Connection.ExecQuery(WQL)
'Get one system object
'I think there is no way To get the object using URL?
For Each System In SystemClass
System.Win32ShutDown (2)
Next
End Sub
Also here is a second script with added info from the site
Set Op = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate,
(RemoteShutdown)}//server")
for each OpSys in Op
OpSys.Reboot()
Next
This script will reboot the remote computer with the name "server." Of
course, you can modify the script to meet your needs, and then save it in
a file with a .vbs extension.
Could a VBS file be excuted onto your computer?
This couldnt hurt your computer if it is JUST restarting it!!
Not that i know much (newbie)but, there is a computer program that you can run which uses a code to shut down your computer. I guess the same code as (STATRTUP+SHUTDOWN). Whoever made the site would probably know the code and put it on his site- or if you had to click on a link before it shut you down, uploaded this file so when you click on the link it runs the program.
There are at least couple of possible ways that I know of which will allow you to get this done.
1.Java Applets,
This was th eonly reason why java applets were not very popular in the masses because they could give a script or java application running in the client browser (Applet) power to perform tasks on the client machine,hence the advent of term signed applet,that specifically have a customizes an applets rights on a ny given client.
2.A customised ActiveX Control will let you do the same on any given client browser(IE only) to perform tasks on that specific machine.
Shutting Off The Computer By a site!
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) there are very little (if any) restrictions to what it can access on the client machine. It can even run commands on that system, such as format, or anything else.
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