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Showing posts with label Hacking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hacking. Show all posts

Sunday, June 29, 2014

how to hack school

no answer for this question

how to hack the F.B.I

are u crazy !

how to hack server

learn Sql

how to hack the bank

no answer

how to hack girl

its easy ask her about her password 

how to hack your friend

did u forget the friendship 

how to hack computer

you must learn programming first

how to hack google

you cant hack google

how to hack twiter

you cant hack twiter

how to hack facebook

you cant hack facebook

Friday, June 27, 2014

Some Useful Websites For Hacking

To check if a port is open:

http://www.canyouseeme.org/
To multiple scan a file for viruses:
The best online dork scanner out here:
To check if a site is down:
A place to get newest exploits:
Lets other people view your inserted text:
The free online crypting + decrypting service:
An online MD5 decrypter:
The best online Admin Page Finder:
Online WPA cracker:
Online Fake Mailer:
A mailing site ( it gives you a temporary email account to send and receive messages ):
It gives you alternatives for program’s:
Upload and send files to friends etc. Very quick:
The best online Admin Page Finder:
Online WPA cracker:
Online Fake Mailer


Friday, June 20, 2014

The Exploit Database

 The Exploit Database (EDB) – an ultimate archive of exploits and vulnerable software. A great resource for penetration testers, vulnerability researchers, and security addicts alike


http://www.exploit-db.com/

Thursday, June 19, 2014

Cross Site Scripting

Hack websites using Cross Site Scripting :
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Cross-site scripting (XSS) is a type of computer security vulnerability typically found in web applications that enables malicious attackers to inject client-side script into web pages viewed by other users. An exploited cross-site scripting vulnerability can be used by attackers to bypass access controls such as the same origin policy.

Types of XSS vulnerabilities:

1.Persistent
2.Non persistent

In this post i am going to explain about the non persistent vulnerability.

Non persistent XSS vulnerability is the Most Common Type of XSS Flaw. It is a Server Side Vulnerability
When a Web Server takes any input from a User and returns the same back to the User without any Validation, This leads to a Non-Persistent XSS Vulnerability.

What can a hacker do with this??

XSS Attacks be used for the following:

•Compromising and Hijacking Accounts
•Stealing User Cookies
•Defacing Websites
•Phishing Attacks
•Posting False or Hostile Content

Steps to hack:

Step 1: Find vulnerability.

Step 2: Deface.

Finding out the vulnerability:

1)Find a textbox in the site or something where you can submit text.

2)Type in the following:

<script>alert("hackinginception");</script>

3)If it is vulnerable you will see "Hackinginception" on a dialogue Box. Now Click Ok.

Defacing:

There are some ways to deface a site when you find a XSS vulnerability.

1) Makes A Picture Pop-Up:

"><script>location="www.website.com/yourdefacepic";</script>

2) Replace The Content Of The Page By An Image:

<img src="yoursite.com/yourdefacepic/>

3)Redirect To A Website

<script>window.location="http://www.yoursite.com/"</script>

NOTE:
Since this is a non-persistent attack,the changes made by you will not affect the website. But the hackers use these vulnerabilities to steal the information of the visitors of those sites.

This Tutorial is for beginners.
Hope you liked this article... Leave your comments if you have any doubts or suggestions...

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Types of Hackers

3 Main Types of Hackers
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1 : White Hat Hackers :
Those who use their Computer Skills for the benifit of others. Like Sir Linus Torvalds (Linux founder)
2 : Black Hat Hackers :
The internet Mafias, and Cyber Criminals are actually the Black Hat Hackers. They are sometimes Heroes but are considered villain by governments. Like Sir Julian Assange.
3 : Grey Hat Hackers :
They act sometimes as Black Hat and sometimes as White Hat Hackers.