I skimmed over it. All I'm going to say so that I'm not spreading around his ways is that there are a few circumstances necessary for the other computer to have in order to be hackable. And even so, I don't know if it would work since I haven't tried it myself.
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So unless you can somehow get your victim to perform certain requirements and then hack him, this method won't work.
Well I guess google archived that one somewhere somehow. I've seen that kind of method before in an old forum and I don't think it works all the time.
) it's not gonna work. There have been a few situations though where the victim was running TeamViewer and the attacker logged in (either database leak or bruteforce) and stole their bitcoins. In theory that is in fact hacking someone with just their IP, but still not likely.
