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Hi there!

I am trying to get some of the computers on a local network bussy remotely(making their connection as slow as posible, I know their IPs) through other PC, I was trying a loop ping but then I though it and it does not work, I don't have admin privileges but I can run portable apps (with no installer)and cmd how can I get this working please

thx

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Why would you need to do this? 

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26 minutes ago, Samir Productions said:

Hi there!

I am trying to get some of the computers on a local network bussy remotely(making their connection as slow as posible, I know their IPs) through other PC, I was trying a loop ping but then I though it and it does not work, I don't have admin privileges but I can run portable apps (with no installer)and cmd how can I get this working please

thx

I'm not sure I understand you.

Are you saying you want to DoS some of the computers on a local network and you are trying to evade anything that needs admin privileges by doing portable apps and an un-elevated command prompt? If that's the case, it sounds more like you're doing this to computers that are not yours and for no good intention...

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Locked.

 

Finding ways for malicious network attacks is against the Community Standards, and most likely against the law depending on your country.

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