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BREAK PASSWORD.

2009-11-30T07:49:00.000-08:00

you can break password of xp admin account

or you can hack some one password of gmail

or yahoo or orkut account.

Xp password break?

xp password change?

password hacking?

break password?

Hi I am giving you one trick.

install key board hitter and just check it out all keys pressed of your keyboard.

And there is one another way you make just one web page in which you just keep login id and

password like facebook and do codding of email to your email id of that login id and password.

thank you.

hacking pc , want to hack someone pc?

2009-11-30T07:46:00.000-08:00

hack pc?

hacking pc?

want to hack someone pc?

remote pc?

Hi here i am giving one trick.

you can use inbuilt remote pc software of microsoft but you have to start service for remote pc

from controll panal in services.

Or you can install VNC software. Its good but you have to install server side in your pc and client side in which you

want to hack desktop. doing like this you can hack someone pc or hack someone desktop through

remote pc.

thank you

IP SCAN

2009-07-11T01:21:00.000-07:00

2009-07-11T00:26:00.000-07:00

There is one software name ip scanner available in net easily. in which u have to enter source ip and destination ip e.g. 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255 now the software is scan all ip between this. now thi ip which is used by some one and if its on right now than its blinking and u right click in this ip and can explore its pc and use the share drive of it.
try it.

Remote pc shutdown

2009-06-20T02:58:00.000-07:00

Hello,

Really depends on what OS your end users are working with on their computers. Windows 2003 Server, for example, has a shutdown command, that you can place a timer on and, work with. I don't think it has a place for a message, as interactive logins are not common on servers, unless you are running Terminal Services / Citrix. If you are running those applications, then you can message others using management tools contained within.

Looking at the problem from a network administration viewpoint, however, I do not like the idea of someone in another room just triggering a shutdown on me. I could be on a call supporting a customer, or I could be in a meeting and unable to save my data. Then again, you may have to decide to "amputate" that one user for the benifit of the greater good. If this becomes habit, you have other problems!

There is also a way to use the shutdown command across a network

shutdown /i

from a 2003 Server will give you a dialog box where you can add computers, give the users a warning of what you are up to. You would not be able to script this.

There is also

shutdown /r /m \\computername /t seconds /f {force shutdown, no warning}

If I were you, I would consider a remote control tool, such as VNC, that you can remotely trigger the service, and then login to the computer and see what the user is doing. Better manners suggest that you email or schedule the downtime, so that your users can plan for the event.

History of hacking

2009-06-20T02:29:00.000-07:00