What could be this?

[visine]

Hi,
this things went like this:

Few days ago someone wanted to connect to my pc by remote and I declined it. Today a friend of mine connected to my pc and I was too careless and pressed allow 2 times. The second time I allowed someone else to get into the pc. This is what happend:

Edit bodhizazen

Please do not post such large images to these forums, use hot links.

Also, this is a linux forums and those look like windows commands. If you are running linux nothing happened. If you are running windows you have been cracked -> I advise you re install as who knows what was in that .exe as it is a binary.

/end edit.

So, I'm just intrested if someone can answer me, what were those commands that he typed mean.
Ty and I really hope for an answer ^^

[visine]

I'm sry for it.
I'll do like this:

PICTURE OF THE COMMANDS (http://i41.tinypic.com/r24vpc.png)

And this is:

WHEN HE 1st TRYED TO ENTER (http://i44.tinypic.com/214cf7r.png)

[hyper_ch]

It is advised to use a descriptive topic title, that means a topic title that gives some clue about the content in the thread itself...

A generic topic title like "noob here" or "need help" does not help at all. As you may have noticed, just about everyone posting in here has some kind of a problem or issue or question ;)

And it is also adviced to use seperate threads for unrelated problems so that you can mark each one individually as solved.

Or in short terms: Help others to help you ;)

See the forums policy, especially section II.2: http://ubuntuforums.org/index.php?page=policy

Also, when you are asked to post output from (config) files or from a command, use brackets around (each) output. That makes it also easier to read.

[visine]

I know I choosed a bad title and all,
but when I was writing this threat I was really tired and ...

I'm sry if it's like it is, my bad. For the next time, I'll do a better threat.

Now it is what it is, if admins can delete the treat I'll make a new better one, that would be more fit in with the Forum.

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