How to get Saved Password from Browser
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Monday, 21 April 2014
How to get Saved Password from Browser
Thursday, 10 April 2014
How To Bypass(hack) Windows Password
hack windows seven password
hack win xp password
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using KOUSB
hello friends this is my first time m writing a blog , before then i just use copy and paste :P :D
so today i am gona show you how to bypass windows password usig bootable usb pendrive
this is a linux based boot loader which bypass the *sam* folder and make your Operating system without password
when u see a video you will find that on the login screen windows ask for password thats because password is there but this loader make the new sam file with blank password so u just press enter and done ! how hope u enjoy this
this is the download file u need http://www.mediafire.com/download/hhik4k1y7da0igr/KONUSB.rar
this is the download file u need http://www.mediafire.com/download/hhik4k1y7da0igr/KONUSB.rar
Saturday, 7 December 2013
Sunday, 24 November 2013
How to Hide files inside a picture using Command Prompt - video
How to Hide files inside a picture using Command Prompt in windows easy way to hide files inside an image file (without any software)
First create a new folder in C:\ drive and name it anything i'm gonna name it "Hide"
Now move the files you want to hide and the picture in which you want to hide to the folder.
Select the files you want to hide and right click select "Add to archive..." and give the compressed file a name for example: Compressed.rar
Now open command prompt.
type cd\ to go to your root directory
Then type
copy /b yourimage.jpg+Compressed Files.rar xyz.jpg
your files will be hidden inside the image. To get your files back right click
on the image(xyz.jpg) and open it with Winrar you will see your files
you can extract the files anywhere you want on your computer.
Saturday, 26 October 2013
introduction To DDOS attack (HD) - how to hack server
Introduction To DDOS attack video tutorial OR distributed denial-of-service attack (explanation with demo) this attack is almost undetectable over the web so recent news "Google announced it had built "Project Shield" to help small websites stay online during DDoS (distributed denial of service) strikes" so we need to know what this ddos do and how it work u will learn all in this tut. for more visitn
Wednesday, 18 September 2013
How to remove last name from facebook profile - remove last name - facebook name hack ( video tutorial )
How to remove last name from facebook profile - remove last name - facebook name hack ( video tutorial )
Sunday, 25 August 2013
Create Facebook Page without Name [How To] [Trick] video tut
Step #1:
Create a Facebook page using the “More” link in the left sidebar’s bottom. You can also land on any page and click on “Create page” button there.
Step #2:
Select any category depending upon what your page should be. The category doesn’t matter in this trick.
Step #3:
The name part in the category page matters a lot in this trick. Now, you may need some special characters temporarily for creating the page. The below text box will help you to copy the special characters. Place the mouse pointer on the text box and press Ctrl + A. Now, Ctrl + C will copy all the text right here in the text box.
copy this
Step #3:
The name part in the category page matters a lot in this trick. Now, you may need some special characters temporarily for creating the page. The below text box will help you to copy the special characters. Place the mouse pointer on the text box and press Ctrl + A. Now, Ctrl + C will copy all the text right here in the text box.
copy this
Click on “I agree to Facebook Pages terms” and get started. Now, you will be taken to the page for adding description, website and page username. Input description for the page and also page’s username (recommended). Provide other details if you wish, else skip them all. You may add those details later too.
Step #5:
After landing into the page, go to Edit Page > Update Info. Click Edit button near the name field. now, place the insertion point on the starting of the text in the text box and hit delete key on your keyboard.
Step #6:
Click on Save Changes to save the page name. View the page to see for the changes. If the name change was not proper, you can see a symbol in the page activity section.
IF YOU STILL CANT UNDERSTAND THEN WATCH MY VIDEO ON YOUTUBE
Friday, 2 August 2013
Decrease The Shutdown Time In Windows
Whenever you give the shutdown command in your Windows PC, it forwards the request to all the running services. It waits before it tells you if any of the service did not respond to the shutdown request (waits for 12 seconds in Windows 7 and 6 seconds in Windows 8). You can then force stop them or wait for them to respond. But if you have many services running, then 12 seconds for each service is much time to wait for.
So to decrease that time we have a simple trick that can decrease this time and hence decrease the shutdown time. The trick is simple, you just need to edit a registry entry that is responsible for the waiting time.
CAUTION You need to edit the registry, do this only if you have the knowledge of editing the Windows Registry.
How To Decrease the Shutdown Time in Windows :
1. Open the “Run” dialog box either from the “Start” menu, or by pressing the “Windows Key + R”, and then type “regedit” in the window that pops-up.
2. Now you need to navigate to “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Control”. Now when you click on “Control”, look in the right pane and find the key named “WaitToKillServiceTimeout“. Double click on it and change its value to 2000.
So to decrease that time we have a simple trick that can decrease this time and hence decrease the shutdown time. The trick is simple, you just need to edit a registry entry that is responsible for the waiting time.
CAUTION You need to edit the registry, do this only if you have the knowledge of editing the Windows Registry.
How To Decrease the Shutdown Time in Windows :
1. Open the “Run” dialog box either from the “Start” menu, or by pressing the “Windows Key + R”, and then type “regedit” in the window that pops-up.
2. Now you need to navigate to “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Control”. Now when you click on “Control”, look in the right pane and find the key named “WaitToKillServiceTimeout“. Double click on it and change its value to 2000.
Saturday, 1 June 2013
video tut. on Hack shared folder in windows (intro to netbios)
NetBIOS stands for Network Basic Input Output System. It allows your LAN or WAN to share drives, folders, files and printers. Gaining access to a computer through NetBIOS is very simple and easy. The only thing required is for the target machine to have file and printer sharing enabled and to have port 139 open. I will show you an example in this video of what a hacker would do to gain access to a Windows machine through NetBIOS
Friday, 24 May 2013
Hack Facebook Account (Intro of Tabnabbing)
Hack Facebook Account (Intro of Tabnabbing) What is tabnabbing Tabnabbing is a latest phishing attack which has come from words tab and nabbing where we takes the advantage of victims habbit of surfing in 2 or more different tabs. In this trick you just navigate to your normal looking site may be you reached there by google, yahoo,facebook or may be some other source watch this video
Thursday, 9 May 2013
intro to Dictionary Attacks
Dictionary Attacks
A dictionary attack is when a text file full of commonly used passwords, or a list of every word from the dictionary is used against a password database. Strong passwords usually aren’t vulnerable to this kind of attack. In the following example, I will use Brutus, a very common password cracker, to show a dictionary attack against an ftp server. Brutus is a Windows only program, but at the end of this chapter I will list a couple more password crackers, some of which are made for Mac, Windows, and Linux.
Dictionary Attacks
Dictionary Attacks
Before I get into the example, you must first know what an FTP server is. FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol. FTP is a simple way to exchange files over the internet. If a hacker got FTP access to my website, he could delete/upload anything he wants on my server. An FTP address looks similar to a website address except it uses the prefix ftp:// instead of http://. I set up an FTP server on my computer so I could demonstrate. You can get Brutus at http://www.hoobie.net/brutus/
1. First the hacker would choose a target. In this case it’s my home computer and the IP address for your home computer is 127.0.0.1 .
2. By going to ftp://127.0.0.1 I get a pop-up box asking for a username and password.
2. By going to ftp://127.0.0.1 I get a pop-up box asking for a username and password.
3. Next the hacker would launch a program similar to Brutus and attempt to crack the password.
4. In the target you put the IP address of the website and to the right select the appropriate option, which in this case is FTP.
5. The default port is 21 but some websites change this to make them a little more secure. If you find out that the port isn’t 21, you can find the right one by doing a port scan. We will get into this later in the book.
6. If you don’t know any of the usernames for the FTP server, then you will have to get a list of the most common usernames.
7. For a dictionary attack you will have to choose the pass mode Word List and browse and select the file containing your word list. You can get some good password lists at http://packetstormsecurity.org/Crackers/wordlists/ .
8 .Once you hit Start the program will attempt to connect to the server and begin to try all the possible combinations from your lists.
9.If you’re lucky, eventually it’ll get the right Username:Password combination. As you can see below, it got the correct combination of username – admin and password – password.
10. A smarter hacker would use a proxy when using a program like this. What a proxy does is cloaks your IP address by sending your connection request through another computer before going to the target. This is a smart idea because as you will see in the image below, Brutus leaves a huge log of your presence on the target server.
4. In the target you put the IP address of the website and to the right select the appropriate option, which in this case is FTP.
5. The default port is 21 but some websites change this to make them a little more secure. If you find out that the port isn’t 21, you can find the right one by doing a port scan. We will get into this later in the book.
6. If you don’t know any of the usernames for the FTP server, then you will have to get a list of the most common usernames.
7. For a dictionary attack you will have to choose the pass mode Word List and browse and select the file containing your word list. You can get some good password lists at http://packetstormsecurity.org/Crackers/wordlists/ .
8 .Once you hit Start the program will attempt to connect to the server and begin to try all the possible combinations from your lists.
9.If you’re lucky, eventually it’ll get the right Username:Password combination. As you can see below, it got the correct combination of username – admin and password – password.
10. A smarter hacker would use a proxy when using a program like this. What a proxy does is cloaks your IP address by sending your connection request through another computer before going to the target. This is a smart idea because as you will see in the image below, Brutus leaves a huge log of your presence on the target server.
Tuesday, 7 May 2013
32bit or 64 bit OS ? (explanation)
32bit or 64 bit OS ? (explanation) small and little explanation on which os is good to use and what is difference it make so this is video tutorial so enjoy and give feeds :D
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
How to make Bootable Pendrive without any software [How To] [Trick] video
video tut on.. How to make Bootable Pendrive without any software (in a minute)
How to create a Super Hidden folder using command prompt
How to create a Super Hidden folder using command prompt
Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Video tut. on how to Hack E-mail with Cookie hijacking attack
Hack E-mail with Cookie hijacking attack
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