Tuesday, May 24

Firesheep:Trick to Hack Facebook and Twitter Password on Wifi


Firesheep:Trick to Hack Facebook and Twitter Password on WifiDo you access your Facebook or Twitter account while you are on a public network like your college’s or office’s unsecured wifi.Then this is the time that you should think about your account security.If you think that facebook or Twitter are secured websites then it’s the time to face the reality they are not secured.Whenever you login into your facebook or twiiter account check the address bar of your browser you will see something like http://www.facebook.com/home.php?Similar is the case with twitter.They use http protocol instead of secured https protocol.But if you login into your gmail account you will notice that it uses httpsprotocol.
So, the trick I am telling you works only on websites like facebook,twiiter,flickr but not on secured websites like Gmail.So here is Trick to Hack Facebook and Twitter Password on Wifi and also the method of protection from this hack.This trick doesnot require any programming knowlege and everyone can use this trick easily.
1.Download firesheep Firefox extension.This is a freeware extension for firefox browser.

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4 Websites To Send Anonymous SMS Without Registration

There are a lot of websites on the Internet that provides free sms services but only handful of them allows you to send Sms without registration and anonymously. In this post I will review the services of 4 sms websites that allows you to send Anonymous messages.

1. Smsti.in

Smsti.in allows you send message of complete 160 words and without any ads. There message service is very fast and you can even check the delivery reports of the sms that has been sent.

They provide their sms services for Indian Mobile numbers only.

2. Seasms.com

Seasms allows you to send messages all over the world. This is the only free sms service that I found which all allows you to send worldwide messages anonymously.

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How to Send a Message using Bluetooth

Today i will show you how to send a message to a mobile phone using nothing, but only a bluetooth. This isn't really a hack or a cheat or anything, just a way to send a "message" to a bluetooth enabled phone.

Here it goes:

Items needed:

A phone with bluetooth connection.

Step 1: Go to "Contacts" on your phone
Step 2: Click on "New Contact"
Step 3: In the number section write whatever you want. I'm going to use 1337 as an example.
Step 4: In the name section write your message. I'm going to use "Bluejacked!" as an example.
Step 5: Now save this contact.
Step 6: Now you go on "Contacts" and browse the contact that you just made.

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Get a Free Serial Key for AVG Antivirus Professional

AVG Anti-Virus offers real-time protection against today’s most sophisticated threats. Chat, download and exchange files with confidence; play games and watch videos without worry or interruption.
  • Download, share files and send messages safely with AVG Online Shield.
  • Stay safe on social networks with AVG Social Networking Protection.
  • Surf and search with confidence with AVG LinkScanner's real-time protection.

AVG Professional is extremely reliable, fast and light on resources, so, no matter how demanding a user you are, it won't slow down your performance.

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Protect Yourself Against Viruses, Spyware and Web Bugs – For Free

You don’t have to spend a penny to keep your PC safe from viruses, spyware and web bugs. Fight back with these tips and tools—for free.

Kill Viruses

Big-name antivirus software such as Norton AntiVirus or McAfee VirusScan forces you to pay for a subscription every year, but they have another drawback as well. They also tend to suck up a lot of system resources and use plenty of RAM, and your PC can take a big performance hit from them just to keep itself protected.

There’s a better way. Use avast!, nifty antivirus software that’s free for personal use and that takes up so few system resources and RAM you won’t even notice it’s there. It includes seven different shields, and it’s a good idea to install and use them all. Once avast! is running, you can customize each shield. Double-click the avast! icon running in the System Tray and from the screen that appears, select the shield you want to customize. To change the sensitivity of the scanner—how aggressively the shield should act—move the slider. Move it to the left to make it less sensitive, and to the right to make it more sensitive. To customize the shield even further, click the Customize button. The dialog box that appears will vary according to the shield you’re customizing.

Note, by the way, that before you install avast!, you’ll need to first uninstall whatever antivirus software you’re already using; otherwise it might not work properly.

Protect Yourself Against Spyware

For most people, spyware has replaced viruses or worms as the most-feared and obnoxious danger on the Internet. A relatively few number of people become infected by viruses or worms, but it seems as if almost everyone you know has been hit by some kind of spyware.

Spyware is a catch-all phrase that encompasses many different types of obnoxious programs. The least intrusive of the bunch report on your surfing activity to a web site, which tracks what you do and then delivers ads to your PC based on your interests. But increasingly, they are becoming more intrusive. Some of them spawn pop-up swarms of ads that appear so quickly they overwhelm your PC, slowing it down and making it unusable. Others hijack your browser home page so that no matter what you do, you’re sent to a home page of the hijacker’s choosing, which might be a pornographic site, or perhaps a web site that spawns even more pop ups. And some kinds of spyware, called keyloggers, literally spy on you by watching every keystroke you make, and then send that information to someone on the Internet.

Even more fearsome is spyware that turns your PC into a “bot” or a “zombie” and forces it to spew out tens of thousands or more pieces of spam, all without your knowledge.

But you don’t have to be a victim; there’s a good deal you can do to protect yourself, and you won’t have to spend a penny to do it:

Get a free spyware detector and eradicator

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Bypassing Facebook Security to Hack Facebook Account Passwords

Ok, here's a new quick tutorial for everyone who has been having to deal with Facebook blocking your entrance into someone's account due to logging in from a different location.

Ever since I had been problems constantly having to deal with Facebook leaving me out off people's accounts I began to think that I should write over my experiences to help others.

I will go over specific techniques and ideas to eventually grant you entrance to their accounts without having to deal with that Facebook problem having logging in from different location.

1. Before you even begin reading this, you must already have their passwords or e-mails. If not, I will tell you a few ideas of how to acquire them.

If you only want to log in without changing passwords, I would suggest that you steal their passwords through Phishing, Keylogging, or Social Engineering.

2. Bypassing Facebook security can be done through black hat methods, however I will not go over those methods, instead I will be touching the social engineering methods which are more effective and you can get faster results.

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How To Surf Anonymously – For Free

Whenever you surf the Web, you leave yourself open to being snooped upon by web sites. They can track your online travels, know what operating system and browser you’re running, find out your machine name, uncover the last sites you’ve visited, examine your history list, delve into your cache, examine your IP address and use that to learn basic information about you such as your geographic location, and more. To a great extent, your Internet life is an open book when you visit.

Sites use a variety of techniques to gather and collate this information, but the two most basic are examining your IP address and placing cookies on your PC. Matching your IP address with your cookies makes it easier for them to create personal profiles.

If you’d like to see what kind of information sites can gather about you, head to two sites that peer into your browser and report what they find. The Privacy.net Analyzer gathers and displays basic information, such as your operating system, screen resolution, what site brought you to Privacy.net’s Analyzer, general system setup, and so on.

BrowserSpy delves even deeper into your system, and even reports on whether you have certain software on your system, such as RealPlayer and Adobe Acrobat, including version information.

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How To Send Anonymous Emails - For Free

Proxy servers and other anonymizing tools are useful for web surfing, but what if you want to send anonymous email—for example, if you’re a “whistle blower” and don’t want your identity known? Use an anonymous remailer such as the webbased Anonymouse’s AnonEmail, Send Anonymous Email, or the downloadable QuickSilver.

Anonymouse’s AnonEmail

With AnonEmail it is possible to send e-mails without revealing your e-mail address or any information about your identity. Therefore you can communicate more freely and you do not have to worry that it might cause consequences for you. This service allows you to send e-mails without revealing any personal information.

Send Anonymous Email

Send Anonymous Email is a service that allows you to send anonymous emails by resending your email several time through random nodes, thus making it impossible to trace back.

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Keylogger for Linux


Lots of people actually believe that Trojans are invalid against Linux operating systems. The reality is that Trojan are valid against Linux operating systems, but they infect in a different manner.

LKL is a famous Linux keylogger that runs under Linux on the x86 arch. LKL sniffs and logs everything that passes through the hardware keyboard port (0x60). It translates keycodes to ASCII with a keymap file.

Installation:

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Get a Free Serial License Key for SpeedUpMyPC 2011


Get a Free Serial License Key for SpeedUpMyPC 2011

Here is an opportunity for you to grab 1 year license key of SpeedUpMyPC 2011. The actual cost of the software is $39.95. This offer is valid till 1st June so grab it before its too late.

SpeedUpMyPC 2011 is Gold Certified from Microsoft. It will boost your computer speed by optimizing processes, registry, settings and cleaning your computer of unnecessary and junk files.

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Lock Your Computer With USB Flash Drive


Lock Your Computer With USB Flash Drive
Security of laptops and notebooks have been evolving with new technologies like fingerprint readers, eye scanners, face recognition etc but what about the personal computers?

Using this trick you will be able to lock your computer with a Usb. The computer will work only when the Usb is plugged in. Once the Usb is removed keyboard and mouse will automatically get disabled and your screen will get dark. Moreover your computer will get automatically locked. To unlock the computer you will need to insert the Usb again.

This trick will work on on all versions of windows including both windows 32 bit and 64 bit

Here is the Trick to lock Your Computer With Usb Using Predator

1. Download predator software by clicking here 

2. Predator will get launched automatically after completing installation if not you can run it fromStart/Programs/Predator

3. Now Insert your Usb. You will get a message to define your new password (This process will not format your pendrive and your pendrive data will not be affected by this at all)



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Saturday, December 11

Learn Real Hacking With Real Hacking Game

It's OK. This was your test. Your game. I was testing you. I took you in. I selected you for the honor of carrying on my life's work. But you didn't. You didn't test anyone's will to hack. Instead you took away their only chance. Your games were unwinnable, your subjects merely victims. In my desperation I decided to give you one last chance. So I put everything in place, and I let you make your own choices. I wanted you to succeed... You couldn't. Game over. (This is a modified quote from the SAW movie. I had to write this in my post, i just had to :)

Now lets go to the real post. Here I'll show you a hacking simulation game called HackTheGame. In it you take on the role of a hacker that takes on various assignments. During these assignments you will be able to use a toolbox filled with (hacking) tools.

If you are very new in hacking world, before going to the article, I suggest you to read Learn How To Hack With The Hacker’s Underground Handbook before reading further article.

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Login to Windows Live Messenger Using Any Email Account

Everybody has hotmail account, don’t they? I created my first email account in Hotmail 9 Years ago. MSN Hotmail and Yahoo were the heroes of free web mail system at that time, and still they are. Later in 2004, Gmail showed up with large email space capability. The only famous messenger was ICQ. Later Hotmail introduced MSN messenger, now they’ve named it Windows Live Messenger which we are using at the current date.

Since you have lots of email account in several domains, it is necessary to run their own messenger. Try to log in using your Gmail or Yahoo account, messenger will return with 80048821 error saying, Windows Live ID or Password is incorrect, because Gmail is not domain of MSN.


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Learn How To Not Be a Noob Hacker

Hi there. In this article i am going to show you how to not be a noob hacker in 7 basic steps.


1. Don't go posting stuff like, "How do I hack my friend's myspace?"

First, you want to search Google, and learn basics of things. Then you will understand what you have to do.

2. Don't call yourself a "133t".

That just proves that you aren't anywhere close to being 1337, or l33t, or whatever you want to call it. Also, it proves to us that you're not a hacker, that you just want to be one. You think that code like this:
@echo off

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