- Open Notepad and copy below codes
- Save this file as surfing.bat
- Now open your save file and it will open three websites wilth just one click.
- You can also add more sites by writting Start followed by websites.
Showing posts with label Hacking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hacking. Show all posts
Thursday, 14 June 2012
WEBSITES IN 1 TOUCH
WANT TO KNOW IS UR COMPUTER MALE OR FEMALE
What sex is your computer ?
-> open notepad
-> copy code
CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice").Speak"I love YOU"
-> n paste on the Notepad
-> save as > love.vbs
-> double-click on it
-> open notepad
-> copy code
CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice").Speak"I love YOU"
-> n paste on the Notepad
-> save as > love.vbs
-> double-click on it
TOP 20 GOOGLE TRICKS
1. Type “let it snow” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (awesome snow effect)
2. Type “google gravity” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (things start falling down)
3. Type “elggog” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (amazing mirror effect)
4. Type “do a barrel roll” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (a nice barrel roll attempted)
5. Type “who’s awesome” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (check it out yourself)
6. Type “tilt” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (webpage in 3D)
7. Type “who is the cutest” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (cute reviewed)
8. Type “google loco” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (someone starts moving)
9. Type “lol limewire” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (awesome picture)
10. Type “epic google” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (check it out yourself)
11. Type “rainbow google” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (check it out yourself)
12. Type “annoying google” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (check it out yourself)
13. Type “google pacman” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (check it out yourself)
14. Type “google heart page” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (check it out yourself)
15. Type “google magic” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (check it out yourself)
16. Type “google (color name)” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (check it out yourself)
17. Type “epic box” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (check it out yourself)
18. Type “sexy snape” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (check it out yourself)
19. Type “google sphere” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (check it out yourself)
20. Type “weenie google” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky. (check it out yourself)
Monday, 11 June 2012
INDIA'S BEST HACKER
Unethical activities land one in trouble right? Wrong! Not if you are Ankit Fadia, India’s first and youngest ethical hacker. At the age of 13, he hacked the website of his favourite magazine CHIP and instead of being handed over to the cops, he was offered a job by the editor of the magazine.
“I was 13 then and I defaced the website and put up my photo on it. Later, I was worried about the consequences so I called up the editor and confessed to him. He took it well and offered me a job in his organisation. When I told him my age he said I could join them when I turn 18,” says Ankit.
It all started when he got a computer at the age of 10 and developed an interest in hacking and related issues. You can’t really penalise the boy if he is using his skill for a good cause. After the September 11 attacks, the U.S Government found some encrypted mails. The mails apparently had only pictures and no text accompanying them. “The pictures followed the steganography pattern where in photographs with embedded messages are used. I gave a few suggestions on decoding them. It was exciting as I was only 16 then. They usually never give any feedback as it is classified information but since I received a few projects even after that I feel I have been of use at some level,” smiles the 24-year-old.
Back home, he has also assisted Indian authorities when a Pakistani hacker group had defaced an Indian Government website. “I submitted a report for which I received threats,” he adds. In August 2008, Fadia was consulted by the Navi Mumbai Police Department to trace the terror email sent just before the Gujarat serial blasts. The baby-faced mastermind also feels that if there is another World War it will be through the Internet. “If a country’s network is attacked it won’t be able to function,” he adds.
Ankit is also an independent computer security and digital intelligence consultant. He conducts a course titled ‘Ankit Fadia Certified Ethical Hacker.’ But what if the students misuse what they learn through the programme? Smiling he explains, “We follow a lot of procedures and comply with the guidelines set by the Ministry of IT. And we don’t teach students the final two steps.”
Ankit has also made his television debut with ‘What The Hack?,’ aired every Saturday on MTV at 8.20 p.m. The show tells the viewers interesting things they can do with their computers and answers queries. Apart from this, Ankit is working on a dating show with a technology twist and a programme based on real and horrifying cyber crimes, a fiction novel and a movie script.
So which is the toughest database to crack? “Nothing is impossible. Even CID and FBI accounts are hacked once a month. But bank websites are difficult to crack simply because they have teams monitoring them 24/7.”
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