Posted on September 19 2009 by Amol Wagh
I am collecting here information about some of the widely used password cracking & password recovery tools. This tools can be used for both for operating systems as well as any network system.
Cain & Able Password Recovery Tool :
Cain & able is a password recovery tool designed specially for windows, & it can perform various [...]
Posted on September 7 2009 by Amol Wagh
There are many hacking software launched in past few years but only few of them are worth for it. I am collecting here some of the most used hacking tools or software that are used for hacking passwords, networks & sniffing. Just to let you know that hacking is not limited to use of these [...]
Posted on August 9 2009 by Amol Wagh
We use mail clients for sharing emails through our friends & colleagues & different purposes. But what are essential aspects for a perfect mail service are mentioned as follows.
Simple User Interface
Customization in GUI
Easy Filtration
Spam Filtration
Secured mail transactions
Overall Security
From 6 aspects mentioned above we find first 5 in any of mail service like in MSN, Yahoo [...]
Posted on July 3 2009 by Amol Wagh
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Black box is a second type of penetration testing which is something “real hackers thing” In black box testing a professional ethical hacker is hired to perform test on a network. He just do [...]
Posted on July 2 2009 by Amol Wagh
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White box testing is the form of penetration testing as I explained before; it is performed with the full knowledge of subjected network or system. Ethical hackers are hired for this purpose which could be freelancers or from [...]
Posted on June 30 2009 by Amol Wagh
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Penetration testing in simple words can be defined as the test on the live networks or servers directly by attacking by the trained ethical hacking professional person or network security administrator.
If you still cant get, [...]
Posted on June 27 2009 by Amol Wagh
Vulnerabilities are the tricks-of-the-trade for hackers, giving an intruder the ability to heighten one’s access by exploiting a flawed piece of logic inside the code of a computer. Like the hackers that seek them out, vulnerabilities are usually quite mysterious and hard to prove they even exist. They are confusing or undocumented source code, usually [...]
Posted on June 16 2009 by Amol Wagh
Port scanning determines which ports are listening to the active connections on the subjected host. These ports represent potential communication channels. With the help of port scanning we get close to the network communication scenario. We get to know more about victim’s network which is useful for further attacks. Internet does not exclusively rely on [...]
Posted on April 8 2009 by Amol Wagh
These are the individuals who you should be weary of. Their sole intent on system infiltration is to cause damage or use information to create havoc. They are primarily the individuals who are responsible for the majority of system attacks against home users. They are more likely to be interested in what lies on another [...]
Posted on April 7 2009 by Amol Wagh
Examine the purpose of network scanning is to gather the information about the victim’s network. Various network mapping tools and techniques are there which an ethical hacker has to go through for performing network scanning.
Every cracker (Criminal Hacker) first surely wanted scan any network, and every intelligent one first think about ‘How his attack will [...]
Posted on April 5 2009 by Amol Wagh
This is primarily the term given to individuals who are skilled at the art of bypassing software copyright protection. They are usually highly skilled in programming languages. They are often confused with Hackers.
As you can see they are similar in their agenda. They both fight security of some kind, but they are completely different “animals.”
Being [...]
Posted on April 5 2009 by Amol Wagh
Introduction
After mapping the network topology successfully, next thing to do for ethical hacker is to detect the possible points from which attack can be deployed on host. For this purpose host scanning is done through various methods discussed below.
Social engineering
It is one of the largest threat to any company’s security as this flaw can not [...]
Posted on April 4 2009 by Amol Wagh
A hacker by definition believes in access to free information. They are usually very intelligent people who could care very little about what you have on your system.
Their thrill comes from system infiltration for information reasons. Hackers unlike “crackers and anarchist” know being able to break system security doesn’t make you a hacker any more [...]
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 26 2009 by Amol Wagh
We may receive following four types of states which can allow us to read response of the network connection, that whether it was accepted or why and where it was rejected, dropped or lost.
No Response – If no packet is received, then there is a chance that original packet have not reached its predefined destination [...]
Posted on March 23 2009 by Amol Wagh
The behavior of packets and its responses explained last post has been noted by a number of firewall vendors. By understanding such enumerations, the have modified their security system’s for high anonymity by spoofing the source address of the RST/ACK packet to be that of the target host. As such, the response received by an [...]