Change Windows XP boot screen

What if you could see any other pic. (even yours!) instead of the boring Windows logo screen? Well, this is possible. There are three ways of doing it: 2 easy and 1 hard.

When you start your PC with Windows XP, you might see the following image:

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How to Hide Drives in Windows.

If you have important files that are stored in a particular disk drive (disk partition) that you don’t want to expose it, you can hide it! Windows XP provides a utility to just that.

 Here is how it goes:

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Make Windows display custom message when booting!

Yo! Here's another brilliant Registry trick that you must see!
  You can make Windows to display a custom message (which will be specified by you) before it shows the login screen.

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Many of you who are still far from geeks would have wondered how do some people out there can click more than 300 times in just 10 seconds? Seems wierd, doesn't it?

 To crack this, I only needed some time to think about it and some googling. There are many applications on the Internet which can assist you in doing multiple automated clicks. If you just google for the term 'Autoclicker', you'll find many results. Just download the one which has maximum clicking speed and you have nothing more to do. Here my example.

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useful programs

I know everyone has their own programs they find useful for various things, wanting to compile a list of programs everyone suggests as useful. For any replies, please post the name of the program, link, and a quick description.

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Understanding Hash Functions and Keeping Passwords Safe

From time to time, servers and databases are stolen or compromised. With this in mind, it is important to ensure that some crucial user data, such as passwords, can not be recovered. Today, we are going to learn the basics behind hashing and what it takes to protect passwords in your web applications.

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A brief history of hacking

The world is full of hackers, or so it seems. In the past few months barely a day has gone by without news of a fresh security breach.

Multi-national companies have been left counting the cost of assaults on their e-mail systems and websites.

Members of the public have had their personal information stolen and pasted all over the
internet.

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Fox News hacker tweets Obama dead

Hackers have taken over a Twitter account belonging to US broadcaster Fox News and declared President Obama dead.

The @foxnewspolitics feed stated: "BREAKING NEWS: @BarackObama assassinated, 2 gunshot wounds have proved too much."

More than two hours after the malicious postings appeared,
they had still not been removed.

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How to Hack E-Mail Account Password - Email Hacking Software

How to Hack E-Mail Account Passwords Using Trojans and Keyloggers

I've been posting a lot about Email Hacking on this blog. Now you know that there are many ways to hack email password, like bruteforcing, social engineering or Reverting, but the main two methods used to hack email passwords are Remote Keylogging and Phishing. In this article i'll show you how to hack email account password using keyloggers and trojans. Here I am demonstrating using PRORAT trojan. You can use any trojan or keylogger as per your ease. The basic functionality of all backdoors are same. Pls make note that all these hacking tools and softwares are detected by antivirus. You have to uninstall or close you running antivirus first. Now we can start.

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How To Hack Your School Network

Because of the frequency this question has been asked on this blog, i have decided to create a document for this question. This tutorial is for those newbies out there, wanting to "hack" their school. I'm gonna start by saying, if your going to hack the school, theres a high probability you get caught, and don't do anything dumb like deleting the network. Its lame, and you will get flamed for doing it. This hack will allow you to take control of the PC's at school. Lets start:

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How Hackers Hack and What You Can Do To Foil Them

If you’re a home user and only have the basics (firewall + anti-virus/spyware), you don’t stand a chance against a more sophisticated hacker. Your anti-virus/spyware software won’t detect their presence and you won’t see any errant computer behavior. The hacker is going to do all kinds of things to your computer that you won’t even be aware of, including but not limited to: making configuration changes; swapping out legitimate programs and utilities; disabling certain security features; and taking anything and everything of possible interest. After he’s obtained what he’s looking for, he’ll erase every trace of his activities and tools from your computer and disappear.

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Protection Against Keyloggers and Trojans

Keyloggers and Troajans sometimes are extremely difficult to detect as hackers can use methods such as crypting, binding and hexing to evade antivirus detection. Once installed into victims computer,  the trojan or the keylogger can give a hacker complete access to your computer. Trojans and keyloggers are one of the most dangerous forms of malware.

Below are some of the methods you can use to protect your computer from harmful Keyloggers and Trojans.

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Beware of Phishing Attacks

Phishing is a method of stealing login info (usernames and passwords) by directing the victim to a clone (fake) login page, that logs the login info without the knowledge of the victim. Such clone website is known as a phisher. eBay, PayPal and other online banks are common targets. Phishing is an example of social engineering techniques used to fool users. Attempts to deal with the growing number of reported phishing incidents include legislation, user training, public awareness, and technical measures.

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What is Social Engineering?

Social Engineering is the art of Hacking In Real Life. Social engineering is the art of getting people to tell you stuff that they usually wouldn’t disclose, through the use of words and your appearance.

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How To Hack an Email Account – Email Hacking Methods

One of the most frequently asked questions by the internet users is “Is it possible to hack an email account?” I’ll start by saying Yes! As a matter of fact, almost anything can be hacked. But before we go on, let’s talk about email security for a moment. You may already know that email is insecure; however, it may surprise you to learn just how insecure it really is.

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Learn Hacking From The Basics

We live in a society influenced by media. Every day, media bombards us with new visions of stereotypes and suggests how to perceive the world around us. To put it literally – media form our perception of the world. We used to divide people into fat and thin, clever and stupid, poor and rich, those “backward pagans” and believers, and finally – into computer laymen and hackers.

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What’s The Difference Between Hackers And Crackers

What Is A Hacker?

A Hacker is known to build things, solve problems and not break or crack any system. The computer industry initially hired good programmers to make sure how to full proof their system. However, over the years, the media, journalism and writers have played a very important role in changing the real meaning of the word hacker. They themselves are very confused in the term Hacker and a Cracker. A typical definition of a Hacker, that today comes to you mind is that a Hacker, is a person who tries to gain unauthorized access to any property and computers.

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Anonymous Declares War On The City Of Orlando

Anonymous Declares War On The City Of Orlando

The hacktivist group Anonymous may be setting its sights on the city of Orlando, Florida next, if an anonymous press release which has landed in our inbox is to be believed (see bellow). The group is threatening to take down a different city-related website every day, starting with Orlando Florida Guide, which doesn’t even appear to be owned by the city of Orlando (it is registered to an organization called Utopia, administered by a man named Steven Ridenour). So any random website extolling the virtues of Orlando could be targeted.

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LULZSEC FINALLY QUITS AFTER 50 DAYS HACKING ATTACKS

Hacker group LulzSec which is responsible of many hacking attacks on sony aattacks on PBS, the US Senate, the CIA, and a slew of gaming sites popular with 4Chan users including EVE Online, Minecraft and League of Legends, finally calls for a quit for its hacking attacks. They announced it by posting this to twitter and pastebin. They are the team of 6 hackers who started the mission anti security 50 days ago.

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Hacker groups LulzSec, Anonymous attack gov't website

The hackers behind a string of attacks on government websites worldwide struck in the Philippines, hitting the site of the Philippine Broadcasting Service.

As of 4 p.m. Saturday, visitors to several pages in the PBS site were redirected to a new site that bore the logos of LulzSec and Anonymous.

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