Winsock Control

[Covert2String]

Hey, I need help (again) with the Winsock Control (v 6.0 , and VB 2010). First, it seems that VB does not recognize state method, like:

Code:

If sock.State = sckListening Then

, second I'd like to know how to execute a file or a command in the cmd (no, i'm not trying to make a RAT app).

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[brandonio21]

Hey Covert2Sting,

Thanks again for posting on BP Forums!

First of all, I am not really sure why VB is not recognizing the State command for Winsocks, I mean.. It is a standard command. That is really strange.

As for opening applications or opening a command prompt command, here is the code

Code:

'To open applications
Process.start("APPLICATION PATH.exe")

Code:

'To send a CMD command via a CMD window
Dim psi As Object = New ProcessStartInfo
psi.FileName = "cmd.exe"
Process.Start(psi) 'Open a new CMD Window
SendKeys.Send("COMMAND HERE" & "{enter}") 'Type in a command (such as 'help' or 'dir') and press enter

Hope this helps a bit, sorry about not knowing the reasons for the unrecognized State property.

[Covert2String]

I meant remotely execute an application.

[brandonio21]

Ah, via the Winsock control... I have no idea how to do this, sorry <!-- s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_razz.gif" alt="" title="Razz" /><!-- s -->

[Covert2String]

Ok, one more thing, do you know how to create an array of winsock control? In VB 6 it was easy, but I can't figure it out in VB 2010...

[brandonio21]

Well, I have never really worked with the Winsock Control, so I have no idea if this would work, but you can give it a shot!

Code:

Dim wList As List(Of Winsock)
wList.Add(Winsock1)
wList.Add(Winsock2)
'...Etc

[Covert2String]

Seriously, are you God? If not, how do you always have the answer?! Thank you!!! After googling for hours I couldn't find how to do it!

Edit: Here:
wList.Add(Winsock1)

Winsock1 is the name of the control? As a string?

Edit2: I forgot to say that I have to create another winsock control, not just add them to the list, how can I do that?

[brandonio21]

Well, I am not God. But thanks for the compliments!!

Winsock1 is the name of the control, but it is the control itself. If you would like to actually create a new Winsock control, and add it to the list, do something like this

Code:

Dim WS1 As New Winsock
wList.Add(WS1)

Hopefully this helps!