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How to use Windows 7 without activation

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How to use Windows 7 without activation

Hi do you know that it is possible to use Windows 7 and Vista for 120 days without activation. This is actually possible using the slmgr -rearm command which will extend the grace period from 30 days to 120 days. However in this post I will show you a small trick using which it is possible to use Windows 7 without activation for approximately 1 year! Here is a way to Use windows 7 without activation.
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Access Any Website Or Forum Without Registering [COMPLETE]

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[TUT] How to acces sites/forums without registering [COMPLETE]

Access Any Website Or Forum Without Registering
Let's come straight to the point !

Visit any forum or website to find something useful and they will ask you to register. Every time a forum asks me to register, I simply close the site. You would probably do the same. But this time, lets face it.

Before I begin, you should know how things work. All websites and forums will block unregistered users, but they won’t block Google Bot. What we will do is to switch our User Agent to that of Google Bot and freely browse any website or forum without registering.

First grab the add-on for Firefox called ‘user agent’ Here and install it. Now go to Tools > User Agent Switcher > Options and then again to Options.



user agent switcher options

Select User Agent from the left sidebar and click Add. Now in the description field type:
Code:
crawl-66-249-66-1.googlebot.com

and in user agent field type:
Code:
Googlebot/2.1 (+http://www.googlebot.com/bot.html)

as shown in the screenshot below.

adding a new user agent

Select Google Bot as your User Script by going to Tools > User Agent Switcher.

selecting google bot as user agent.

Now browse any website or forum without registering. Enjoy!

How to secure your wireless router

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How to secure your wireless router

This is step by step on how to secure your wireless router
1
Connect your wireless router per the instructions in your user manual.

2
Open your Internet browser and enter the IP address assigned to your router. Major manufacturers assign different default IP addresses to their routers. For example, Netgear routers use 192.168.0.1 while Linksys uses 192.168.1.1. Consult your manual for details.

3
Log in to your router configuration by typing the username and password specified in your manual.

4
Set your Service Set Identificatier (SSID) by typing it into the box. This is the name of your wireless network. Make it a unique phrase; the default SSID is usually the name of the router manufacturer, such as Netgear or Belkin.

5
Set your wireless network's security protocol to WPA 2.0 -- Wi-Fi Protected Access. This encrypts any data sent over the network and allows access only to users who have the security key. Set your security key as something not easily guessed. A string of random numbers and letters is recommended. Be sure to record this security key in a safe place so you can recall it when adding a new device to your network or changing network security settings

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How To Use BTGuard To Completely Anonymize Your Bittorrent Traffic

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How To Use BTGuard To Completely Anonymize Your Bittorrent Traffic

If you're using BitTorrent without taking special measures to hide your activity, it's just a matter of time before your ISP throttles your connection, sends you an ominous letter, or worst case, your ISP gets a subpoena from a lawyer asking for your identity for a file-sharing law suit. Here's how to set up a simple proxy to keep your torrenting safe and anonymous.

Note, you don't need to be doing anything illegal. Maybe you just want to keep Big Brother out of your business and from throttling your connection. Either way, if you really want to keep your activity private, your best bet involves routing your BitTorrent connection through an external service. BTGuard is a dead simple BT-focused proxy server and encryption service, and it's my service of choice. Below, I'll explain what it does, how it works, and how to set it up to privatize and anonymous your BT traffic.
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Unprotected Network Cams

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Unprotected Network Cams

Ok, You can find an protected NETWORK cams.

Like business, house, public bulidings, police stations, government buildings, etc.

Post the weird/interesting ones you find 

just google any one of these ->

inurl:/view/view.shtml?videos=

inurl:ViewerFrame?Mode=

inurl:ViewerFrame?Mode=Motion
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How To Start Hacking - The Right Way [A Unique Guide]

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How To Start Hacking - The Right Way [A Unique Guide]

Table of Contents:
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  1. What is a Hacker ?
  2. Types of Hacker
  3. Black Hat Hacker
  4. White Hat Hacker
  5. Grey Hat Hacker
  6. Choosing your side
  7. Knowing Cyber Laws
  8. Never Give Up
  9. Finding Learning Sources
  10. Asking Questions
  11. Doing Practically
  12. Be Creative
  13. No Hesitation
  14. Language
  15. Behavior
  16. About Tutorial
  17. About Me


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What is a Hacker ?
► Hacker is a person that have great knowledge about computer, though the term also refer to a person who find vulnerability in a computer system. It also refer to a person that have unauthorized access to a computer or network.
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How to remove any RAT or Keylogger from PC?

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How to remove any RAT or Keylogger from PC?

So , i was looking to make a thread on removing viruses from computer. but i was so busy. So now i ma free so i thought to share it to you.

So go through these steps:

  1. Goto start
  2. Type msconfig
  3. A screen will be opened. Goto Start Up Tab
  4. Now go down in the list box.
  5. Check for the Different assemblies , which seems to be a Weird Publisher or any else.
  6. Uncheck them
  7. restart PC
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Chinese hackers attack on White House computers

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Chinese hackers attack on White House computers

The White House acknowledged Monday that one of its computer networks was hit by a cyber attack, but said there was no breach of any classified systems and no indication any data was lost. Including systems used by the military for nuclear commands were breached by Chinese hackers.

A conservative newspaper that has been regularly critical of the Obama administration, called The Washington Free Beacon, first published the report on Sunday and said that the attackers were linked to the Chinese government.
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Cyber Attacks on Six Major American Banks

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Cyber Attacks on Six Major American Banks

According to reports, some of the United States biggest financial institutions  including Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup, and Bancorp were hit by a series of cyber attacks last week, by a group claiming Middle Eastern ties, that caused Internet blackouts and delays in online banking.

The banks suffered denial-of-service attacks, in which hackers barrage a website with traffic until it is overwhelmed and shuts down. Such attacks, while a nuisance, are not technically sophisticated and do not affect a company’s computer network or, in this case, funds or customer bank accounts.

Hacktivists, calling themselves "Mrt. Izz ad-Din alQasssam Cyber Fighters," attacked Wells Fargo and posted on Pastebin that U.S. Bancorp and PNC Financial Services Group are next. The group said it had attacked the banks in retaliation for an anti-Islam video that mocks the Prophet Muhammad. It also pledged to continue to attack American credit and financial institutions daily, and possibly institutions in France, Israel and Britain, until the video is taken offline. The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq were also targeted.

Frustrated customers of Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, U.S. Bank, Wells Fargo and PNC, who could not get access to their accounts or pay bills online, were upset because the banks had not explained clearly what was going on.

Representatives for other banks also confirmed that they had experienced slow Internet performance and intermittent downtime because of an unusually high volume of traffic. Security researchers said the attack methods were too basic to have taken so many US bank sites offline. The hackers appeared to be enlisting volunteers for the attacks with messages on various sites.

IT Security professionals need to realize that the hackers are doing damage to websites without having to access the corporate servers. They are hitting the site hard without breaking in. A safety barrier must be created and maintained.

Japan introduces piracy penalties for illegal downloads

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Japan introduces piracy penalties for illegal downloads

Japan-based internet users who download copyright infringing files face up to two years in prison or fines of up to two million yen ($25,700; £15,900) after a change to the law.

Such activity has been illegal since 2010, but until now had not invoked the penalties.

It follows a lobbying campaign by country's music industry.

But critics said that efforts should have remained focused on stopping users making such material available.

In Japan illegal uploads of copyright infringing music and videos carry a maximum 10 year prison sentence and a 10 million yen fine.

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50 SQL Vuln Links For Hacking Tests

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TOP 103 HACKING SHELLS | DOWNLOAD

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TOP 103 HACKING SHELLS | DOWNLOAD

List of ALL hacking Shells

  1. C99Shell v. 1.0 beta (5.02.2005)  PHP
  2. b374k PHP
  3. b374k-mini-shell PHP
  4. Cyber Shell  PHP
  5. GFS Web-Shell  PHP
  6. NFM 1.8  PHP
  7. r57shell  PHP
  8. Small Web Shell by ZaCo  PHP
  9. nsTView v2.1  PHP
  10. DxShell v1.0  PHP
  11. C99madShell v. 2.0 madnet edition  PHP
  12. CTT Shell  PHP
  13. GRP WebShell 2.0 release build 2018 (C)2006,Great  PHP
  14. Crystal shell  PHP
  15. Loaderz WEB Shell  PHP
  16. NIX REMOTE WEB SHELL  PHP
  17. Antichat Shell  PHP
  18. CasuS 1.5  PHP
  19. Sincap 1.0  PHP
  20. C99Shell v. 1.0 pre-release build(safe-mode)  PHP
  21. hiddens shell v1  PHP
  22. Web-shell (c)ShAnKaR  PHP
  23. Predator  PHP
  24. KA_uShell 0.1.6  PHP
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Billions of Windows Users Affects with Java Vulnerability

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Billions of Windows Users Affects with Java Vulnerability

Researchers at Security Explorations disclosed a new vulnerability in Java that could provide an attacker with control of a victim's computer. The researchers have confirmed that Java SE 5 – Update 22, Java SE 6 – Update 35, and Java SE 7 Update 7 running on fully patched Windows 7 32-bit operating systems are susceptible to the attack.

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Beacon : A new advance payload for Cobalt Strike

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Beacon : A new advance payload for Cobalt Strike

Raphael Mudge (Creator of Cobalt Strike) announced Another Advance Payload for Cobalt Strike called "Beacon". In a conversation with M14 Network Inc. Raphael said "A big gap in the penetration tester's toolbox are covert command and control options, especially for long engagements. Beacon is a new feature in Cobalt Strike to remedy this problem."
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ARMY : USB Drive responsible for over 70 percent of Cyber Security Breaches

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ARMY : USB Drive responsible for over 70 percent of Cyber Security Breaches

A ban on the use of pen drives has not been able to safeguard cyber security as it has now been labeled as a major threat in defence forces, the Army officials said. The use of pen drives as an easy-to-carry storage device has increased in the recent past and internal reports have confirmed that over 70 percent cyber security breaches in the armed forces are due to their unauthorised use

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How to Sucessfully steal someone's IP with PHP Script (No cmd BS)

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How to Sucessfully steal someone's IP with PHP Script (No cmd BS)

I see that ALOT of people think that using netstat command in CMD is a good way to trace IPs
But there is a MUCH better way to grab someones ip that dose not require Skype IP resolver , CMD or that shit
Requirements : Web hosting
We can steal peoples IP's with a simple PHP Script
Basically copy this PHP code below :
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Waffit (wafwoof) - Web Application Firewall Detection Tool | Backtrack 5 R3 | Tutorial

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Waffit (wafwoof) - Web Application Firewall Detection Tool | Backtrack 5 R3 | Tutorial


WAFW00F allows to identify and fingerprint WAF products protecting a website. This tool was written by Sandro Gauci && Wendel G. Henrique.
Features:-

  1. This tool can only detect limited numbers of firewalls, listed below.
  2. Profense
  3. NetContinuum
  4. Barracuda
  5. HyperGuard
  6. BinarySec
  7. Teros
  8. F5 Trafficshield
  9. F5 ASM
  10. Airlock
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229 Scrapebox-Passed HTTP Proxies - Freshly Verified w/ Screenshot

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229 Scrapebox-Passed HTTP Proxies - Freshly Verified w/ Screenshot

Sharing some free scrapebox proxies from the proxy list we maintain.
Subscribe for daily updates. Enjoy!

Verified Time: 2012-09-29, 4:30 PM PST
Checked with Scrapebox V1.15.54 (Timeout: 45s, Threads: 50)
Source: TheBigProxyList.com

Scrapebox Passed HTTP Proxies (229):


  1. 198.27.111.85:8080
  2. 201.159.107.78:8080
  3. 190.248.93.210:8080
  4. 116.48.147.1:3128
  5. 41.59.59.235:80
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USSD attack for android devices can wipe your data or also disable your SIM card

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USSD attack for android devices can wipe your data or also disable your SIM card

Researcher found a serious vulnerabilities(USSD) on many android devices which can wipe your data and also disable you SIM cards.
This USSD(Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) exploit can work remotely and clean all your device data. Many samsung devices are affected including, Samsung S III, Samsung Galaxy Beam, S Advance, Galaxy Ace and Galaxy S II.
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WhatWeb - Website Identification Tool | Backtrack

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WhatWeb - Website Identification Tool | Backtrack

WhatWeb - Website Identification Tool | Backtrack

Introduction

According to their website, WhatWeb identifies websites. Its goal is to answer the question, "What is that Website?". WhatWeb recognises web technologies including content management systems (CMS), blogging platforms, statistic/analytics packages, JavaScript libraries, web servers, and embedded devices.
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