Hacking/Command Line - like Program To Be Used In Short-Film

[HuskyPsycho]

Hello,

this may be an absurd request but i'm working on a small project with some people where we're trying to create a short film about "hacking". I'm looking for a program that can generate a lot of command lines worth of text,numbers and symbols (doesnt need to make sense... it's just for the visual). An example that i found is that, if you type "tree" in cmd you get all these folders like rushing down the screen etc. Looking something like that.

Thank you for your time, and sorry if it's a silly thing to ask here.

 

[USAFRet]

1. Wireshark - A scrolling read of all the traffic flowing through the ethernet port
2. tracert from the commandline - a list of all the addresses a packet goes through from point A to point B
3. ProcMon (Process Monitor) - scrolling window of just about everything that is going on inside the PC

 

[HuskyPsycho]

1. Wireshark - A scrolling read of all the traffic flowing through the ethernet port
2. tracert from the commandline - a list of all the addresses a packet goes through from point A to point B
3. ProcMon (Process Monitor) - scrolling window of just about everything that is going on inside the PC

Exactly what i was looking for! Much appreciated.

PS: Is there a way to make these work offline cause there is indeed a scene were we are accessing a laptop outdoors where no wi-fi is available.

 

[USAFRet]

1. Wireshark - A scrolling read of all the traffic flowing through the ethernet port
2. tracert from the commandline - a list of all the addresses a packet goes through from point A to point B
3. ProcMon (Process Monitor) - scrolling window of just about everything that is going on inside the PC

Exactly what i was looking for! Much appreciated.

PS: Is there a way to make these work offline cause there is indeed a scene were we are accessing a laptop outdoors where no wi-fi is available.

The first 2, no. Those actual traffic in and out of a LAN or WiFi connection
ProcMon is all internal to the PC. And looks quite scary/geeky to the casual user.