Tag : Facebook, Hacks, Security

Cybergeddon: Cyber-crime TV Series

Cybergeddon is a Digital Crime Thriller from CSI creator Anthony E. Zuiker, which, in partnership with Norton and Yahoo!, it brings to life the growing threat of cybercrime through immersive storytelling, social media and a gaming experience.

It’s a TV series based on cyber-crime. If you have liked watching movies like Die Hard 4 and Hackers, you will definitely love this one too. Watch a series already 9 episodes out, there’s a game too for your Android cell or iPhone. There’s also a tab for all access where you will how to protect yourself from cyber threats.

Visit Cybergeddon for more…

Friday, October 5, 2012

Tag : Cyber-Videos, Hacks, Security

XUS Screen Lock [Free Full Version]

XUS PC Lock offers a new and fun way for you to lock your computer. You must be using this screen lock on your smartphones, and you have a feature to lock your computer is the similar fashion with more advanced features.

It supports Multiple Monitors and has Anti Key-Logger. XUS Dynamic Password Technology makes your computer more secure. This is the funniest, most customizable way to lock your computer. Having 3 built-in patterns: 3x3, 4x4, 5x5 of your choice.

Also, be able to disconnect internet access when system is locked and a back up pattern feature. It has Auto-lock feature when Windows startup or in idle mode. It alerts if the incorrect pattern is entered a maximum times. Its completely customizable. Custom background image, and lots of customization options for the look of the locked screen. It is really awesome!

Download Now and have the power to control your system. I have provided the full version with key. Enjoy…!

Saturday, August 18, 2012

Tag : Security, Software

WebCam Looker - Video Surveillance Software

WebCam Looker - is motion detection software security through your cameras or other sources of images. As soon as movement is detected inside or around your property, the program immediately sends alarm signals. It can cause any of the following: sound, SMS, email with attached image, network message, external application execution, area blinking, upload to ftp or web server, save to file or archive, etc.

The precise motion detector can be configured to watch multiple zones and each can be of any shape. You can record your favorite TV-programs, make snapshots of what your cameras see, or monitor only at certain times, e.g. at daylight time or evenings/weekend, using the scheduler.

Stealthily monitor all local and remote cameras or what is on your computer's monitor (live screenshots) in real time remotely via Internet or review the archive of stored images, using any web browser or your mobile phone. This access can be password protected.

Web Cam Looker can be set up to turn your PC into a full function Web server and publish images or live video streaming into Internet. You can create a whole web site or small home page with dynamically updating images. Or you can use it for simpler tasks, if you do not need to use the web-server features.

WebCam Looker is the most cost effective solution for your home or office. It uses the new possibilities of our modern computers to give you all of the features of a professional video-security system at a fraction of the cost of traditional systems.

Requirements

You don't need any special equipment. Any webcam or IP camera is enough to transform your PC into video surveillance or piece of the safety system.

Features

Unlimited number of video sources

The sources can be applied: web cams, TV tuners, video cameras, video capture cards and devices connected through them;

Multiport video capture cards;

Digital cameras (allowing to publish high resolution images);

Network IP cameras, including JPEG and MJPEG-video.

World Internet cameras and random slideshow;

Image from the screen of a computer.

Download WebCam Looker v6 Full Version.

Enjoy...

Sunday, July 29, 2012

Tag : Security, Software

Surf Anonymously Online [Free]

It's easier than ever for the government, Web sites and private businesses to track exactly what you do online, know where you've visited, and build up comprehensive profiles about your likes, dislikes and private habits. And with the federal government increasingly demanding online records from sites such as Google and others, your online privacy is even more endangered.

But you don't need to be a victim. There are two ways, you can do to keep your surfing habits anonymous and protect your online privacy.

1) Ultrasurf

Ultrasurf is one of the world's most popular anti-censorship, pro-privacy software, with millions of people using it to bypass internet censorship and protect their online privacy. It encrypts online communications and hides your IP from websites visited. Default opens Internet Explorer Browser.

Download from the official site.

2) TOR Browser

The Tor software protects you by bouncing your communications around a distributed network of relays run by volunteers all around the world: it prevents somebody watching your Internet connection from learning what sites you visit, it prevents the sites you visit from learning your physical location, and it lets you access sites which are blocked. Default opens Firefox Browser.

Download from the official site.

Both of these hide your IP address and your physical location. You can check by going to IP2Location before using and after using anyone one of these, you will come to know the difference of your IP address.

Also there are many IP hiding software’s and VPN services, but the above two are completely free. Also check out, How to trace anyone’s IP address.

Sunday, July 8, 2012

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Tag : Network, Security, Software

Hide the SEEN Notification in Chat Box on Facebook

Facebook has recently added the option to inform the sender when the recipient opens and reads the message in chat box.

If you do not like this feature, or better if you do not want others to receive a notification each time you view their messages, now that a developer has thought of you. And in fact possible to prevent the Facebook' read receipt sending the message, thanks to an extension of Google Chrome.

Prevent this.

We're talking about FacebookUnseen, an extension on the newly launched Chrome Store by one of the developers, which protects the privacy of users and not allow others to know when we open and read their messages. Just so with embarrassing moments and situations on Facebook: read messages that you do not want to answer but you have to do it because the other person knows that you have received the message, situations where we do not want to know that we are connected on Facebook.

Facebook Unseen protects your privacy by preventing others from knowing when you have "seen" their messages. Facebook chat's new "seen at..." feature presents a real privacy concern for many users. Take control of your privacy with this lightweight extension that prevents the sender of a message from knowing when you read it.

-Turn on and off Facebook Unseen at any time.

-View how many messages have been "Unseen".

-Prevent awkward social interactions.

With this extension we can take up a piece of our privacy. If you have any trouble or any queries, comment and let me know. Like and share this page.
Enjoy.

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Tag : Facebook, Security

iOS Handbook for Hackers

Discover all the security risks and exploits that can threaten iOS-based mobile devices. iOS is Apple's mobile operating system for the iPhone and iPad. With the introduction of iOS5, many security issues have come to light. This book explains and discusses them all.

The award-winning author team, experts in Mac and iOS security, examines the vulnerabilities and the internals of iOS to show how attacks can be mitigated. The book explains how the operating system works, its overall security architecture, and the security risks associated with it, as well as exploits, rootkits, and other payloads developed for it.

Covers iOS security architecture, vulnerability hunting, exploit writing, and how iOS jailbreaks work. Explores iOS enterprise and encryption, code signing and memory protection, sandboxing, iPhone fuzzing, exploitation, ROP payloads, and baseband attacks. Also examines kernel debugging and exploitation.

Companion website includes source code and tools to facilitate your efforts. iOS Hacker's Handbook arms you with the tools needed to identify, understand, and foil iOS attacks.

Download the handbook.

Also check the iPhone Pocket Handbook - 6th Edition . Download it now.

Friday, June 15, 2012

Tag : Hacks, Security, Tech

Mantra Browser with in-built feature for Hacking

OWASP Mantra Browser for security Framework for penetration testers. Is the most recommended browser for hackers and penetration testers. It includes security framework which can be very useful to scan various web servers or websites for different attacks like SQL injection and XSS attacks.

OWASP Mantra is such an innovative product, a security framework built on top of a browser. Its cross platform, portable and can run out of the box. You can take it with you, where ever you go in absolutely any portable drive. Moreover, Mantra Browser can be used for both offensive security and defensive security related tasks which makes it incredible.

Mantra Browser Developed on the Firefox which is open source software by Mozilla with a security framework. Developers of Mantra security toolkit also provides various tools and add-ons which can be installed directly in the Mantra Browser. These Tools can help hackers or penetration testers to undergo some work. Mantra Browser is available for different Platforms - windows, linux32, linux64, Macintosh as well.

TOOLS and ADDONS available:-

OWASP Mantra is a powerful set of tools to make the attacker's task easier. The beta version of Mantra Security Toolkit contains following tools built onto it. Moreover Mantra follows the guidelines and structure of Fire CAT which makes it even more accessible. You can also always suggest any tools/ scripts that you would like see in the next release

1. Information Gathering Tools

2. Editors

3. Network Utilities

4. Application Auditing

5. Proxy-Anonymity

6. Miscellaneous

Go to the link for more information and download here.

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Tag : Hacks, Security, Software

Hack into Computers through Wi-Fi

A month back, I had purchased a new laptop Dell make. And around my surroundings I used to find many open Wi-Fi terminal. I could easily connect to that network and access internet anywhere in my house. So, I thought “Why not try to hack it!” After making some research on the internet I found a simple and effective way to hack open Wi-Fi terminals.

In this tutorial i am going to show you how to access someone's Facebook, E-mail accounts, and many other accounts which is using the same Wi-Fi as you.

Requirements:-

Mozilla Firefox

Firesheep - A Firefox extension that demonstrates HTTP session hijacking attacks.

WinPcap - WinPcap is an open source library for windows packet capture and network analysis for the Win32 platforms. It includes a kernel-level packet filter, a low-level dynamic link library (packet.dll), and a high-level and system-independent library.

Follow these steps:-

1: Install WinPcap then drag the Firesheep add-on, and put it on the Firefox icon. Firefox will open and will ask you to install the add-on. Install it and restart Firefox.

2: Open the add-on (You can do it by clicking on View -> Sidebar -> Firesheep), then click on Start Capturing and it'll start capturing, and as soon as somebody logs in any account it'll show up the logs, and then you can access their account.

Simple, functional and very effective method to hack someone’s Facebook, YouTube, Gmail, MySpace, etc. account through Wi-Fi.

Enjoy Hacking...

Sunday, March 11, 2012

Tag : Hacks, Security, Software

Learn How to Track and Hide IP address?

An Internet Protocol address (IP address) is a numerical label assigned to each device. Know your own IP address here. Here are two ways to track your friends IP address.

1st Method
This is the smart way to track your victim’s IP address, but requires registration only. If only the victim opens the mail, you will get the IP address.

Steps
1. Know your victim’s email id.
For e.g.:

inferno19@gmail.com

2. Register an account here: http://www.readnotify.com/

3. Send mail to victim using your readnotify.com mail account. Before sending mail append ".readnotify.com" at end of victim mail ID.
For e.g.:
inferno19@gmail.com.readnotify.com

4.If victim opens the mail, his info will be tracked (IP address) and mailed to your account.

2^nd Method

This is a best way to track your victim’s IP address. No registration required, but once you send a mail, the victim has to click on the links that are sent to him through mail.

Steps

1. Go to http://www.whatstheirip.com/ . The site will ask for your email. Enter your email and click “get links”.

2. You will be emailed a couple of links. The links when clicked will lead to a “page not found” and “invalid thread specified”. When one of the links is clicked it will email you back the IP of whoever clicked the link.

3. If it’s a victim that I have interaction with on a board or forum I always ask them “Is this you they are referring to in this thread”….the person invariably clicks the link and I’m emailed back their IP

Now that you have your victim’s IP you are ready and you can remotely shut down their computer or port scan them or hack their system or do whatever your dirty mind can think of.

You can also hide your IP address and perform safe hacking. Use Auto Hide IP address. I am providing you a full version click here. Also Hide or Change IP address for free here.

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Tag : Comp Tricks, Hacks, Network, Security

Stop your Gmail account being hacked

Recently it has been widely reported, high profile users of Gmail - including US government officials, reporters and political activists - have had their email accounts hacked. This wasn't a sophisticated attack against Google's systems, but rather a cleverly-crafted HTML email which pointed to a Gmail phishing page. Victims would believe that they had been sent an attachment, click on the link, and be greeted by what appeared to be Gmail's login screen. Before you knew it, your Gmail username and password could be in the hands of unauthorised parties.

So, what steps should you take to reduce the chances of your Gmail account being hacked?

1. Set up Two step verification

2. Check if your Gmail messages are being forwarded without your permission

3. Where is your Gmail account being accessed from?

4. Choose a unique, hard-to-crack password

5. Secure your computer

1. Set up Two step verification

The hackers who broke into high profile Gmail accounts grabbed usernames and passwords. So, an obvious thing to do would be to make Gmail require an extra piece of information before allowing anybody to access your account.

Google provides a facility called "two step verification" to Gmail users, which provides that extra layer of security. It requires you to be able to access your mobile phone when you sign into your email account - as they will be sending you a magic "verification" number via SMS.

The advantage of this approach - which is similar to that done by many online banks - is that even if cybercriminals manage to steal your username and password, they won't know what your magic number is because they don't have your phone.

Google has made two step verification easy to set up.

Once you're set up, the next time you try to log into Gmail you'll be asked for your magic number after entering your username and password. Your mobile phone should receive an SMS text message from Google containing your verification number.

2. Check if your Gmail messages are being forwarded without your permission

Gmail gives you the ability to forward your emails to another email address. There are situations where this might be handy, of course, but it can also be used by hackers to secretly read the messages you receive.

Go into your Gmail account settings, and select the "Forwarding and POP/IMAP" tab. If your emails are being forwarded to another address, then you will see something like the following:

That's fine if you authorised for your emails to be forwarded to that email address, but a bad thing if you didn't. Hackers want to break into your account not just to see what email you've received up until their break-in. Ideally, they would like to have ongoing access to your email, even if you change your password or enable two step verification. That's why it's so important to check that no-one has sneakily asked for all of your email to be forwarded to them.

3. Where is your Gmail account being accessed from?

At the bottom of each webpage on Gmail, you'll see some small print which describes your last account activity. This is available to help you spy if someone has been accessing your account at unusual times of day (for instance, when you haven't been using your computer) or from a different location.

Clicking on the "Details" option will take you to a webpage describing the type of access and the IP address of the computer which logged your email account. Although some of this data may appear nerdy, it can be a helpful heads-up - especially if you spot a computer from another country has been accessing your email.

4. Choose a unique, hard-to-crack password

You should never use the same username and password on multiple websites. It's like having a skeleton key which opens every door - if they grab your password in one place they can try it in many other places.

Also, you should ensure that your password is not a dictionary word, and is suitably complex that it's hard to break with a dictionary attack. Don't delay, be sensible and make your passwords more secure today

And once you've chosen a safer password - keep it safe! That means, don't share it with anyone else and be very careful that you're typing it into the real Gmail login screen, not a phishing site. Check this video.

5. Secure your computer

You need to properly secure your computer with up-to-date anti-virus software, security patches and so forth. If you don't, you're risking hackers planting malicious code on your computer which could spy upon you and, of course, your email.

You always want to be certain that your computer is in a decent state of health before you log into a sensitive online account, such as your email or bank account. That's one of the reasons why I would always be very nervous about using a computer in a cybercafe or hotel lobby. You simply don't know what state the computer is in, and who might have been using it before.

Monday, June 6, 2011

Tag : Google, Security

Fake Facebook Dislike button spreads like Fire

Don't be too quick to click on links claiming to "Enable Dislike Button" on Facebook, as a fast-spreading scam has caused problems for social networking users this weekend.Messages claiming to offer the opposite to a like button have been appearing on many Facebook users' walls:

The scammers have managed to wall post Facebook's security to replace the standard "Share" option with a link labeled "Enable Dislike Button".

The fact that the "Enable Dislike Button" link does not appear in the main part of the message, but lower down alongside "Link" and "Comment", is likely to fool some users into believing that it is genuine.

Clicking on the link, however, will not only forward the fake message about the so-called "Fakebook Dislike button" to all of your online friends by posting it to your profile, but also run obfuscated Javascript on your computer.

The potential for malice should be obvious. But it remains something that many Facebook users would like, and so scammers have often used the offer of a "Dislike button" as bait for the unwary.

Here's another example that is spreading, attempting to trick you into pasting JavaScript into your browser's address bar, before leading you to an application scam or a survey scam:

But you still haven't at this point been given a "Dislike" Facebook button, and the rogue application requires you to complete an online survey (which makes money for the spammers)

Add this Firefox browser add-on for all fake , spam & scam button developed by spammers and protect your system from all other fake/virus infected websites.

Monday, May 16, 2011

Tag : Facebook, Security, Web News

Secure your Facebook account - Facebookers

ID fraudsters (hackers) target Facebook and other social networking sites to harvest information about you. Here's how i recommend you set your Facebook privacy options to protect against online identity theft.

How to adjust your settings

This guide will walk you through recommended privacy settings in Facebook, and show you how to set more secure levels of privacy and reduce the chance of becoming a victim of online identity theft.

Monday, May 9, 2011

Tag : Facebook, Security, Site Tricks, Web News

Recommended Antivirus - Microsoft Security Essentials

Microsoft Security Essentials is a free antivirus software created by Microsoft that provides protection against viruses, spyware, rootkits, and trojans for Windows XP, Vista, and 7. Microsoft has always recommended that its users use real-time antimalware protection, but the release by the end of this year will mark the company's first free solution. MSE replaces Windows Live OneCare - a subscription antivirus service - and Windows Defender, which only protects users from adware and spyware.

Monday, May 2, 2011

Tag : Comp Tricks, Security, Windows

Protect your USB Drives from Viruses

Protect your USB Drives from Viruses
Want to protect your USB Flash Drive, iPod and other removable USB storage device from getting infected from virus?
Viruses spread firstly through pen drives when we use in schools, colleges and office. Files like autorun.inf and some other files which will later prevent the virus infection as these files being already created and cannot be deleted, so that virus or Trojan cannot copy files and folders or create them on your USB Drive when you connect your drive to virus infected PC.

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Tag : Security, Virus Tricks

Twitter users are dumber than Facebook users

Thousands of Twitter users are falling once again for a scam that requires victims to grant access to a malicious application. Today's scam seems to be a continuance of a trend in which the scammers are adapting their ego-driven bogus Facebook apps to operate on Twitter.

Saturday, March 19, 2011

Tag : Hacks, Security

Facebook's new feature loosens Privacy

The social network facebook again added a new feature which gets activated automatically country-by-country. This time it is “Instant Personalization” which will be enabled on web sites like Bing. This loosens the privacy settings of Facebook again.

Friday, February 18, 2011

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Tag : Facebook, Security, Site Tricks

Fake Virus!!!

Want to prank your friends and shutdown their computer? Look here to see how. NOTE:it just shuts down it doesn't kill memory, programs, ETC. Please comment. thanks!

step 1
Start

Ok if you want to be as diabolical and evil as me, here is what you do. First, right click on your desktop and click new shortcut

step 2

Type Location of the Program
Ok, now you must type the location of the program. there should be a blank new icon and another window shall open. in the text box within the window type... shutdown (space) -s (space) -t (space) (seconds you want to give the person before their computer starts to shutdown) (space) -c (space) (start quotation mark) (message you want to give them when the countdown seq…

step 3
Name the Program
Now it should ask you to name the icon. the name will show up to whoever you send it to and it will also be seen on your desktop. if this is for a prank that you will send to someone else then i suggest you name it like a game or a real program. NOTE:you will need to be able to find the picture of the game/program you say later. so if you put Frogger (classic game) you …

Friday, July 16, 2010