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Hacking Passwords

Hacker Face Off

Kevin Mitnick An accomplished hacker Had already been arrested for various computer crimes Tsutomu Shimomura Computer security researcher working at the San Diego Supercomputer Center See the action as documented in this presentation... | View | Upload your own

Vista Blue Pill

This presentation details the Vista Blue Pill hack by famous hacker Joanna Rutkowska View Upload your own

Hacking Orkut

Orkut recently upgraded the interface of their website. The site now looks good in shades of white and blue. But with the upgrade came a few problems. Many people noticed that they cannot delete the scraps now ( link ). When ever you try to delete any scrap it posts the page back with a link in red on the bottom which says report bug (BTW that link doesn't work either). Lets take a look at the delete button code. <span class="rfdte"><span class="grabtn"><a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="_singleDelete(function(){_doDelete(document.deleteForm, 26109785, 5037483, 1189339191)}); return false;" class="btn">deletea>span><span class="btnboxr"><img src="http://img1.orkut.com/img/b.gif"alt="" height="1" width="5" The onclick function has the _singleDelete which calls _doDelete with some parameters.To look for these functions you will need to have a look ...

Flash Hacking

Ever wanted to score higher in Kitten Cannon? How about owning at Defend the Castle from the very first level? Some jumps in N-Game too hard for you? Maybe you're ticked off by that guy who got several billion in Push the Button. Whatever the motive, you're here for one reason, you want to hack flash games. All flash games are written in a code called Actionscript. It'll help you if you know it, but the code is straightforward enough to where even a n00b could do this with almost any game they wanted. http://zenwarfare.com/flash_hack.php

How to sniff plain-text passwords in 13 steps

The following is an instructional tutorial. I hope to show how easy it is to sniff people's passwords in plain-text form on virtually any wired network. Common applications for this would be on a university, school or otherwise large network. This has only been tested on a Windows machine, but can be used to sniff passwords from any operating system. Step 1: Download, install and run Cain & Abel at http://www.oxid.it/cain.html. Step 2: Click "Configure" in the top bar. Step 3: In the "Sniffer" tab, click the adapter which is connected to the network to be sniffed, then click "Apply", then "OK". Step 4: Click the "Sniffer" tab in the main window. Step 5: Click the network card in the top bar (2nd icon from the left). Step 6: Click the "+" button in the top bar. Step 7: Select "All hosts in my subnet", click "OK". Entries should appear in the main window under the "IP address", "...