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Im doing a project on IRC, I am talking about the use of backdoors, but I cant not understand this code, could someone please break it down for me please? ...
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    Help on explaining this code

    Im doing a project on IRC, I am talking about the use of backdoors, but I cant not understand this code, could someone please break it down for me please?

    thanks.
    PHP Code:
    #1 - /on ^ctcp "% % BACKDOOR *" $3-

    #2 - /on ^notice "% BACKDOOR *" $2-

    #3 - /on ^ctcp "% % BACKDOOR *" quote $3- 
    I got the sample code from Internet Relay Chat - Security Issues

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    anyone????

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    You really need an ircII expert to tell you what these mean. I read the page you provided by your link to IRC Security Issues and have a general idea what they are getting at, but I can only generalize.

    Basically, these "rules" allow a remote user to send you a message that will give them elevated access to your system. So if I send you the message "/notice somthing-or-other BACKDOOR give-me-control-of-your-system ..." (I don't know what the something-or-other or give-me-control strings would have to be) then I could potentially gain control of your system. That's about as far as I got without further research into a subject I don't really have much interest in. I hope this helps you understand better what is going on here.
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