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This is a tutorial on how to bypass the SAMPLOGON service. It will walk you through the process of replacing your SAMPLOGON service with another system. This tutorial is for educational purposes only and should not be used for illegal purposes. Once you have access to the SAMPLOGON system you will need to take a look at the program itself. Once you have done that, copy any information from it that may be of interest to you. The next step is to locate a program that will help you in reversing the initial process of placing this service into your computer. In order to do this, we will need a program named "TECHSTORM" which can be downloaded from http://techstorm.com/Downloads.aspx . Once installed, examine the SAMPLOGON application within the debugger and find a method in its code that can be used for reversing it. A program such as "AmigaParse" may be useful. The next step is to modify the source code in order to customize it for your computer. The following file will provide you with a sample of this:Once we have located a suitable program and customised it in the way described above, we can then replace the SAMPLOGON service with that of our choice. Some SAMPLOGON systems have been modified by cutting their SID's or have been outright hacked so that they will not respond at all. However, most systems are fairly straight forward to hack and not difficult to access if you know what you are doing. The latest version of SAMPLOGON is version 12.0. This is probably the most stable version in terms of reliability and security. However, it is possible to exploit this with a few tweaks to the source code that the author did not foresee. By changing a few bits of code, we can create an entirely new service named 'V1603'. In this process, we will be able to perform completely undetected remote access or c2-based attacks against computers running SAMPLOGON with no strings attached. Another method involves changing the source code in such a way that the SAMPLOGON service no longer responds to calls from a C2 server. This is the preferred method of attack because it is both undetectable and more versatile.SAMPLOGON systems are typically installed on Windows computers that have been compromised in one way or another. However, it has been discovered that certain SAMPLOGON services have been exploited on UNIX computers by targeting their SCO UNIX System V/386 operating systems with buffer overflow exploits. This tutorial will cover the way to exploit this in detail for your benefit. The steps involved are as follows: 1. Using exploitable buffer overflow exploits to gain access to the system 2. Locating and replacing your SAMPLOGON service with that of your choice 3. cfa1e77820
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