HELP! laptop stolen with nod RAC

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by mtyn, Nov 2, 2007.

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  1. mtyn

    mtyn Registered Member

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    Hi all,
    One of our ex-employees has stolen his laptop. However it still checks in to our NOD RAC. I was wondering if there was anything I could do with this as far as pushing out a batch file or something like that to run a few commands on his machine?

    any help would be much appreciated.

    thanks
    paul
     
  2. xTiNcTion

    xTiNcTion Registered Member

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    Hi mtyn
    if you mean he still accesses to your Remote Administrator Server (RAS) then i would suggest you change password to login RAS.

    what kind of command do you want to EXECUTE?
     
  3. mtyn

    mtyn Registered Member

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    Hi, sorry yes I do mean RAS.

    Im not terrible concerned with disconnecting him from the RAS, since right now thats the only way I have of tracking his IP address.

    My goal is to try to push out a script to delete sensitive company files on the laptop and disable his user account so that the laptop would be useless to him unless he rebuilt it. I know how to write the scripts that I want. What I dont know (if it is even remotely possible) is how I could attach the files to say a scheduled scan or update to run them.
     
  4. mtyn

    mtyn Registered Member

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    Hi back again,

    unfortunately things are not working out like i had hoped.

    To recap: what I've done is set up a new profile configuration to push out the next time the computer connects to the RAS. in the configuration I have the option to set an external application to run via add scheduled task (NOD32 Kernel - Execution of external application). however Ive set up a test and all that seems to happen is that the command window pops up and the parameters ive set up dont run.

    exactly what ive set up is this
    File:
    c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe
    Work directory:
    c:\windows\system32
    Command line:
    net user username newpassword

    all that happens is the command window pops up and no arguments are run.

    any ideas?
     
  5. smith2006

    smith2006 Registered Member

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    Since this is a laptop theft case & you have the culprit's particulars, have you made a police report?
     
  6. ASpace

    ASpace Guest

    Speaking in that director (running an external application) , you can make his NOD32 run an external application (e.g. C:\path...\file.bat) . The can be a bat file which can delete files on his computer (company information and some operaring system files) so that you make the machine useless .

    NOD32 can run the bat file . The problem is how will that file appear on that machine ... If you can find a way for a bat file to appear on the laptop ...
     
  7. johchi

    johchi Registered Member

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    Speaking in ignorance... Would the command work using a UNC address instead of the local C:\ one? I.e. \\RAserver\path\file.bat - while connected and authenticated during a scheduled RAS session?
     
  8. mtyn

    mtyn Registered Member

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    thanks for your replies.

    I have tested the ability for the running of a batch file and it does indeed work. and for the future i plan to deploy company laptops with a sabotage batch file somewhere so i can run it should the laptop take off. however I didnt think of this before. so im stuck with trying to get it to run commands. if anyone has any idea how to make this work, im all ears.

    i havent reported him criminally yet because management hasnt told us to yet. they still hold out hope that he is going to give it back.
     
  9. mtyn

    mtyn Registered Member

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    Hi all,
    I did end up getting that laptop back. However i am still interested in the functionality of having NOD run a command with arguments. anyone have any ideas?
     
  10. webyourbusiness

    webyourbusiness Registered Member

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    if you could store a program/batch file on a public server, you might be able to construct a call from your RAS to push a "fetch" command and run the results...... just thinking out loud... might be detected by NOD32 as malicious though! ;)
     
  11. mtyn

    mtyn Registered Member

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    Update: I figured it out.
    For anyone who would like to know the trick is to start your command arguments with /c . This pipes the commands directly.
    Thanks for all your help
     
  12. edwin3333

    edwin3333 Registered Member

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    We are now in the same boat. The airlines stole one of our laptops. We can see it connecting to our Nod32 RA via various public WIFI's. I have the ability to schedule tasks. This is Vista without a password.

    How do I schedule a remote wipe of the PC? Can I do %WINSYSDIR%\CMD.EXE on the command line and /C del c:\*.* /s/q in the parameters?

    Thanks!
     
    Last edited: Apr 8, 2008
  13. ASpace

    ASpace Guest

    I don't know . However if UAC is enabled Vista will for sure require administrative rights for CMD and permission to delete all files in C:\
     
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