Is there any posibility that computer(B) can use internet access and certificate of Computer(A) silently

[BigBear]

Much appreciated any help about this matter.

Situation:

Computer(A) is controlled by Computer(B) using a R.A.T.

Computer(A) has installed a digital certificate.
Computer(B) need to use this certificate.

Its useless to export or grab the certificate, wont work if installed on computer(B)
I know it works using any VNC like teamviewer, tightvnc, etc, problem is that computer(A) will see it.

Question: Is there any posibility that computer(B) can use internet access and certificate of Computer(A) silently?


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[Omniscient]

no, I don't think thats possible with a digital certificate..

 

[paco]

there is a team viewer bot
i see in antichat [.] ru forum
it is hidden
if u finish work in 2-3 minutes
you can have success

 

[BigBear]

Thx, will check that bot. I heard Zeus has a special vnc for that kind of connection and it also could be done with backconnect, but i dont know if its true.

 

[Omniscient]

as far as I know the backconnect plugin for Zeus is pretty much just socks, does not offer any direct access to the pc or something.

not sure of the vnc modules but try out what Paco says, sounds legit..

 

[sa3er]

also tightVNC have silent mode too.
(if you need victim IP just use revproxy or something to use it as socks5. if you need high speed internet then try to root a server and install Freenx on it or get a windows RDP ....)

 

[BigBear]

Thx for all answers, i will try it with the remote blackscreen option from teamviewer v6.

 

[sertys]

well, u have the option to start a new RDP session with backconnect and log as the same user. in theory - it's possible, in practice - i haven't got the time to test.

 

[BigBear]

well, u have the option to start a new RDP session with backconnect and log as the same user. in theory - it's possible, in practice - i haven't got the time to test.

Pls explain this a bit better.

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