Posted on April 2 2009 by Amol Wagh
We have covered brief introduction about port scanning and its techniques in our previous topic. Here we are, with requirements of a good port scanner.
Dynamic delay time calculations: Delay time is necessary for some scanners to send the data chunks. So you need to check whether it is working properly or not with ping, which [...]
Posted on March 30 2009 by Amol Wagh
Continues From Last Post . . .
So each machine has unique identification to send and receive data and avoid the confusion. This doesn’t happen with dial-up modems; because it is assumed that any data you send to the modem is destined for the other side of the phone line. But when you send data out [...]
Posted on March 30 2009 by Amol Wagh
A wire-tap device that plugs into computer networks and eavesdrops on the network traffic is known as the Packet Sniffer or protocol analyzer. Same as we tap any phone call this sniffing allows us to listen to communication between two or more computers.
Computer conversations consist of apparently random binary data. Therefore, network wiretap programs also [...]
Posted on March 21 2009 by Amol Wagh
Firewalk which was developed by two masterminds known as developed by Mike Schiffman and Dave Goldsmith furthers the techniques used both by static port traceroutes and hping.
It can be successfully implemented to scan a host downstream from a security gateway to assess what rules relate to the target system, without any packets having to [...]
Posted on December 28 2008 by Amol Wagh
This Wednesday, The Security of State Bank Of India (SBI) Noticed that the traffic suddenly increased on their corporate website www.sbi.co.in . By suspecting this is a try from hackers who are trying to get information about the website for further break-in attack they temporarily shuts down the this website as a security measure.
The attack [...]
Posted on December 26 2008 by Amol Wagh
Nokia is ready to set another benchmark this year for mobile application developers and IT industry by announcing its ‘Nokia Developer Conference 2009′ In Bangalore, India.
The basic concept behind this conference is creating a forum where knowledge of developers across the nation will be shared. Presentation on various mobile technologies, developers success stories and future [...]
Posted on November 1 2008 by Amol Wagh
Internet Protocol i.e IP addresses are unique and used for digital data communication for internet. Any mailing system or website technology works on the same principle of digital communication.
Every computer connected to Network have its unique IP address.
When Person A sends an email to person B, The mail is assigned with the header which contains [...]
Posted on October 28 2008 by Amol Wagh
Well , here it is.
The Biggest Festival of the year celebrated in India is named as Diwali. Today on th occassion of ‘Laxmipujan’ Hackers Enigma team wish all internet users a ‘Happy Diwali’
With the lot of lightings are decorating each and every home of India.
Today in the evening all homes will go through the traditional [...]
Posted on October 10 2008 by Amol Wagh
Data is transmitted from source to destination by packet switching. So what exactly is packet switching.
In simple words when you send message through an email the message is broken into chunks of small size and then they travel to destination and again get recombined there, and message is displayed to that user.
Just take a look [...]
Posted on September 3 2008 by Amol Wagh
If you receive an email from a friend titled “You’ve been catched on hidden cam, LOL:
With the link (DO NOT CLICK)
ttp://myvideo.d9.pl/?a=F0F
2EFE6E9ECE5AEE1EBAEE6E1E3E5E2EFEFEBAEE3EFEDAF..
F6B2B2B2AFB1B7B6B6AFB1B0B5AFF1B7B3B6B7B5B0B4B2B1DFB9B0B8B2AEEAF0E7&b=..
D4E5F2E5F3E1A0D2EFF4E9&v=07&s=fb..
It’s a virus
Update your virus scanners to be protected. (AVG is Good)
Happy Surfing.
Posted on August 5 2008 by Amol Wagh
www.hackersenigma.com is announcing a green planet campign with three of partners named www.geniushackers.com, www.hackingethics.com and Youth Hackers Club.
Under this campign we are creating a website named www.greenplanetcampaign.com
This website will providing you database about green Buildings and other construction techniques. With this threre is also a section about green IT concepts and implementations.
www.greenplanetcampaign.com will be launched [...]
Posted on July 30 2008 by Amol Wagh
Many BIOS manufacturers have provided backdoor passwords that can be used to access the BIOS setup in the event you have lost your password. These passwords are case sensitive, so you may wish to try a variety of combinations. Keep in mind that the key associated to “_” in the US keyboard corresponds to “?” [...]
Posted on July 30 2008 by Amol Wagh
Understanding the concept of proxies first need little introduction about IP Address structure.
IP Address: It is assigned when you connect to internet and gives idea about where your locality can be. Means if you perform some attack on private network your geographical location can be traced quickly with the help of your IP.
Proxy: As [...]
Posted on July 29 2008 by Amol Wagh
When you use internet, you are connected to millions of PC’s out there. And each PC have its own unique address known as Static IP Address. This gives your identification by locality.
Without a firewall, on a typical computer, even if well maintained, a remote person will still be able to know that the communication effort [...]
Posted on July 27 2008 by Amol Wagh
Open a dos prompt and type the command
convert d: /fs:NTFS
This command would convert your d: drive to NTFS
If the system cannot lock the drive, you will be prompted to convert it during next reboot.
Normally you should select yes.
Conversion from fat/fat32 to NTFS is non-destructive, your data on the drive will NOT be lost.
Be aware that [...]
Posted on July 26 2008 by Amol Wagh
1. Click on “Start” in the bottom left hand corner of screen
2. Click on “Run”
3. Type in “command” and hit ok
You should now be at an MSDOS prompt screen.
4. Type “ipconfig /release” just like that, and hit “enter”
5. Type “exit” and leave the prompt
6. Right-click on “Network Places” or “My Network Places” on your desktop.
7. [...]