If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Recently i was tipped off by my friend Shreekant about the new defaced victim of the India Pakistan cyberwar. This time it was the iBall site’s turn to be hacked. iBall, a leading brand in computing peripherals and life-style products is [...]
Continue reading...18. January 2009
The tools enumerated below allow you to play pranks on your friends’ computers, most of these softwares are pretty old but they are fun however, so go ahead – take your pick and fool your friends. I have sorted them personally on a scale on 10. Wicked ! Add / Remove Prank – [...]
Continue reading...16. April 2009
Using an Android Activity with an Android Service that Brad wrote his garage door opener does a WiFi scan every few moments to check for his house. It’s brilliant, it’s simple, and it’s just the beginning of some really neat Android things to come! I just threw on some shoes and hopped on my motorcycle to [...]
Continue reading...16. April 2009
Most File Sharing sites like RapidShare, Megaupload etc. survive due to peoples’ wish to pirate the “commercial” software. Although uploading stuff on such servers can be unrelaiable – and this guide caters to it. As the God says, “Thy Files : multiply and fill the web in the realm of depths, and let [...]
Continue reading...22. January 2009
The media is keen to show-off hackers as suave, clever super-spy protagonists with a range of gadgets at their disposal, frisking through pleasing graphical dioramas of love, hate, betrayal and color, in reality this is not the case. Some people herald them as heroes, whilst others tag them as nothing more than criminals with a [...]
Continue reading...27. August 2008
An old computer art form is making a comeback as a newer way to evade spam filters. For decades, computing fans have enjoyed a form of expression called ASCII art that shows pictures or messages as a low-resolution graphic, a grid made of numerous computer characters encoded with the venerable ASCII standard. With a photo digitized [...]
Continue reading...27. August 2008
If you use internet via a LAN medium, and the network administrator has imposed restrictions on your downloading/uploading speed, then READ ON- This hack has been tried on Sify internet, Spectranet. I am sure it will work with any internet connection which uses a LAN topology to connect you to internet. [ This hack doesn't work [...]
Continue reading...26. August 2008
digg_url = "http://digg.com/gadgets/This_is_how_they_spy_your_cellphone_A_Symbian_Tool"; Today Cellphones have become a true identity of a person. We take it wherever we go, it follows us. I was shocked after I did experiments with the tool below, wonder how easy it is to spy over a person by installing this backdoor in his/her phone- A small tool called FlexiSpy can be used [...]
Continue reading...19. August 2008
A new browser-based attack is making the rounds with a rather innovative mode of attack. It tries to spread malicious links by hijacking end users’ clipboards!! What’s worse is that as of now, the attack infects only Firefox users with Internet ExploDer, oops I mean Explorer users seemingly unaffected!! The attack, which had earlier this year [...]
Continue reading...16. August 2008
Three college students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have been ordered by the Federal court to cancel tomorrow’s (Aug 17, Sunday) presentation at the well known hackers’ conference, DefCon,in Las Vegas where they planned to showcase security flaws that they had researched in Boston’s subway. DefCon, which is a major attraction for the [...]
Continue reading...29. July 2008
It takes only an inch in your pocket to carry a Pen Drive :-) Along this post, we’ll see how Backtrack Distro loaded into a Pen Drive or a Live CD can wreck havoc on a Windows machine in just 10 minutes. The Backtrack Live CD can be a golden resource in bypassing the preloaded Windows XP, it cuts [...]
Continue reading...12. July 2008
Lextech Labs introduced iRa, a remote surveillance viewing and control system that puts the power of multiple live video feeds and direct camera pan-tilt-zoom control in the palm of your hand on an iPhone or iPod Touch. iRa’s intuitive interface lets users to access multiple video feeds (from their own security cameras) over WiFi. The capabilities to view videos full screen, [...]
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18. January 2009
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