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Friday, 14 February 2014

HTML IS NECESSARY FOR HACKERS

February 14, 2014 0
HTML IS NECESSARY FOR HACKERS

HTML IS NECESSARY FOR HACKERS

Hello guys today I am going to talk about basic HTML which is useful for hackers in many purposes. A hacker must have basic knowledge about HTML which makes easy to understand web pages,XSS , phishing etc. When there is a  vulnerability in victim’s website, a hacker must have a little idea about what it is. Hence he must get used to HTML to identify and take control over the website! When I entered in the world of computers,blogging and hacking I was not at all aware of HTML but having a regular touch with web

COOKIE STEALING – HOW IT WORKS?

February 14, 2014 0
COOKIE STEALING – HOW IT WORKS?

COOKIE STEALING – HOW IT WORKS?



Cookie Stealing



Hey guys I am back! In one of previous  article I have discussed about methods of hacking which hackers usually employ to get into an email account. As I mentioned that I will describe each method, today I will be talking about cookie stealing and commonly known as session hijacking. Cookie stealing it a great technique used by many beginners hackers. I will start with the basics of “cookie stealing” so read on…




ADVANCED KEYLOGGERS

February 14, 2014 0
ADVANCED KEYLOGGERS

COMPUTER MONITORING SOFTWARE IN 2012 – ADVANCED KEYLOGGERS

Back in the old-skool days of MS-DOS and Windows 3.0 a keylogger did exactly what its name implied – logged pressed keystrokes. Sometimes this happened stealthily, sometimes not. These days though, the days of Facebook, Youtube, Digital Cameras,Webcams and Emails, the requirements of a keylogger have evolved with the technology it’s meant to monitor.
Today,  keylogger would only paint half a picture of someones computer activity and because of this the name ‘Keylogger’ has progressed to become ‘Computer Monitoring Software’. Through the internet, you can access a whole range of computer monitoring software and keyloggers, some are malicious, some aren’t, but they usually encompass a range of standard features.