PEST v1.0 was writen in Delphi 6.0 and has all the usual 
features that you will find in most client/server programs.
It has open/close cd-rom, File manager (with working upload 
function, yay!), Edit server function with ICQ IP informer, 
window manager, task manager, etc. etc. The feature that I 
think distinguises PEST v1.0 from any other Client/Server 
program is the new MSN messenger informer utility. When the 
victim runs the binded 'server with MSN informer.exe' supplied 
with PEST v1.0 (there are 2 versions of the server supplied, 
the version with MSN informer cannot be edited, and always 
runs on the PEST default port 11831), the MSN informer 
utility is installed onto their computer. The utility 
starts up with windows on the victims computer, so you can 
always get their IP address again if they go offline. 
Basically, when you want the victims IP address (the victim 
MUST be signed into MSN messenger) you change your MSN messenger 
screen name to 'tell me' (without the ' 's ) and then send a 
message to the victim over MSN messenger. The MSN informer 
utility scans every 5 seconds over the victims' computers' 
desktop for any window called 'tell me - Conversation' and 
then types in the remote computers IP address and hits enter. 
When you want the remote computer to stop spamming you the IP 
address, simply change your screen name back to what ever you 
want. I have never seen anything like it before, so I hope it 
comes in handy with whoever uses it! There is also a port scanner 
utility with PEST V1.0, although it is very slow. Mainly ony 
included to test if the port you know the server is running on 
is active on an IP address. I tested this over a internet dial-up 
connection, with the victim running the intergrated windows XP 
firewall and zone alarm and it worked fine. There is also a MSN 
messenger Password stealer. To use it, you upload the 'MSN password 
stealer.exe' program to the victims computer using PEST V1.0 File 
manager upload. Then, you upload a empty text file called os32779.txt 
onto the root c:\ of their hard disc. Then, execute the MSN password 
stealer.exe program off their hard disc. The victim will see a message 
box appear saying 'a MSN messenger .net passport error has occured, 
please enter your  .net username and password to continue.' When they 
enter their username and password, then click ok, it saves there 
password and username into the os32779.txt file on their harddisc. 
You can then download this file, and see their password. 

Any comments/requests/questions email me at: 
monkey@monkeycircus.cjb.net
