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Tuesday, 5 June 2018
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Sunday, 29 April 2018
Windows Hacks- SAMHACKERSWORLD
NOTE : THIS TUTORIAL IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY .
Hello friends. Today in this tutorial we are going to learn few windows hacks which may be useful in various points of time in our life.
REQUIREMENTS:-
COMPUTER / LAPTOP .
Do this if your PC hanged:-
Press shift+Ctrl+Esc
or
Ctrl+alt+Del
and then click on āEND TASKā
To extend windows 7/8/8.1 trial period up to one year:-
Type ācmdā in the Windows start menu search box.
Right click on āCommand Promptā and chose āRun as administratorā.
Type the following command: slmgr -rearm .
After restart your windows will be genuine for next 30 days.
You can use this command 3 times. ie for 90 days. To extent it for 8more times follow the following steps.
Type āregeditā in the start menu search box and hit āEnterā.
2. Navigate through the following path at the registry editor from the left sidebar.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SoftwareProtectionPlatform
3. In the right pane, find out the value SkipRearm.
4. Now double-click on it and change the value from 0 to 1.
5. Itās done. Now you can extend the trail period for extra 240 days.
To crack BIOS password:-
Turn off the computer and disconnect the main battery.
Open the CPU.
Remove the Silver Battery(3v) on the Motherboard.
Press the power button for at least 10 seconds to drain all residual power from the system.
Start the windows.
To clean up the Ram:-
Open notepad
Type FREEMEM=SPACE(64000000)
Save it as ram.vbs
Now run the script.
To share file in speed:-
Go to Run and type SHRPUBW.EXE then press Enter.
Select the folder you want to share and Set permissions.
your folder is now ready for sharing.
Create a folder without name:-
Select any folder.
Select Rename it.
Press alt & type 0160 or 255.
Press enter.
Open Command Prompt when Locked by User:-
Open notepad
Type www.command.com
Then save as cmd.bat at desktop
Now open the bat file to open CMD.
Hide File In Image - SAMHACKERSWORLD
NOTE : THIS TUTORIAL IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY .
Hello friends. Today in this tutorial we are going to learn a technique to hide file in image.
REQUIREMENTS:-
COMPUTER / LAPTOP .
WINRAR / .ZIP / .RAR .
PROCESS:-
STEP 1 : Download Winrar.
STEP 2 : Create New folder in D drive.
STEP 3 : Put all the files you want to hide in that folder.
STEP 4 : Select all files and create a .rar file. The new .rar file should be in the same folder.
STEP 5 : Open command prompt (press āWindow+Rā, type ācmdā & press āEnterā key).
STEP 5 : Now type following codes.
cd D:\New folder press enter.
copy /b example.jpg + example.rar example.jpg. press enter.
Done ! your image file has all other files hidden in it.
STEP 5 : To open hidden file
Simply right click example.jpg and select open with winrar.
You can also simply change file extension from example.jpg to example.rar.
Tuesday, 24 April 2018
Termux Most Hacking Commands Hacking With Android Phone Termux Commands Basics To Advanced- Android Hacking Commands - SAMHACKERSWORLD
Welcome Friends Today I am going to tell you about Termux commands.Now a days Termux is a most demanding app. manly it's used for Hacking.so Friends let's we go on our Topic š
Termux Most Hacking Commands Hacking With Android Phone
Termux Commands Basics to Advanced- android hacking commands
COMMANDS USAGE
cp -v used to prints informative massage
cp -r used to copy any directory
mv -u update-move when source is newer than destination
mv -v to move any directory
ls -n to display UID and GID directory
ls --version to check the version of ls command
cd -- show last working directory from where we moved
ls -l show file action like - modified, date and time, owner of file, permissions Etc.
ls help show display how to use "ls" command
cp -n no file overwrite
cd ~ move to users home directory from anywhere
mv [file1 name] [new file2 name] move or rename two file at a time
cd - move one directory back from current location
mv [file name] move any file and folder
ls list directory
ls -a list all files including hidden files
pwd it show your current working directory
mv -i interactive prompt before overwrit
wget [url] install tool , apt install wget
git clone [url] install any tools with git clone, apt install git
ls -al formatted listing with hidden files
mv -f force move by overwriting destination files without prompt
ls -i Display number of file or directory
cp copy any file
cd / change to root directory
cd change directory
cd .. change current directory to parent directory
curl -O [url] apt install curl
rm remove or delete files
rm [filename] remove any text files
rmdir [dir name] remove any directory
rm -rf force remove a directory or a folder
rm -r [name] delete a directory called name
apt remove [package name] uninstall / remove a package
touch [file name] create new file
mkdir [name] create a directory or folder
more [file name] output the contents of file
head [file name] output the first 10 line of file
tail -f [file name] output the contents of file as it grows
apt install zip install zip file tool
zip name.zip [file] compress file using this commands
unzip [zip file] to unzip file
ftp launch ftp client from terminal
-p use passive mode
bye terminate current ftp session, exit
ascii set file transfer to ascii protocols
bell bell sound after each command
status shows current status about ftp server
open host open a connection to remote host
remotehelp [cmdname] request help from ftp server
account [password] supply a password required by remote
uname -m used to find the architecture of your device
du display directory space usage
df display disk usages
cal show display calendar
w show display who is currently online
cat /proc/meminfo show memory related information
cat /proc/cpuinfo show cpu information
whoami show your login name
fingure username shows information about user
date show the current date and time
uptime show the system current uptime
man command show manual a command
free display memory and swap usage
kill send signal to process
kill- l list all of the signal that are possible to send with kill
lspci show PCI devices
lsusb show usb devices
apt search [qurey]
pkg search [qurey] find a package
locate [file] find all files with filename
locate [query] find all path names contains a pharse
whereis [command] find location binary /source/man file for a command
which [command] find of an executable
grep pattern [files] searching for pattern in files
grep -r pattern files searching for certain pattern in files
command | grep pattern search for pattern in the output of command
find / -atime40 to find all the files, which are accessed 40 days back
find / -cmin -60 find change files in last 1 hour
find / -type d -name mll find all directories whose name is mll in directory
find . -type f -perm 0777 -print find all tghe files, whose permission are 777
ifconfig shows all configuration a network interface like ip, mac
ifconfig eth0 used view the network setting on the interface eth0
ifconfig wlan0 view the network setting on wlan0
ping [host] to ping host ip and show results
arp check network card & show ip adress
host display specific server
netstat review network connection
nslookup find out DNS related query
tracerout ipadress display number of hops & respone time to get to a remote system and website
whois domain get whois information of domain
telnet [ip address [post] telnet connection
dig domain get DNS information of domain
scp copies file, over a source
uname -a used to display kernal information
whereis app shows possible location for an app
nano [file name] display and edit text files
apt show view package information
append [local-file] remote file append a local file to one on the remote
Sunday, 22 April 2018
Command's list - SAMHACKERSWORLD
chmod - give especific permissions to an specific file
cat - look at, modify, or combine a file. You can also copy files with this command by "reading" it to another file instead of to the screen.
cd - change from one directory to another
cp - Copy a file from one location to another
dd - copies exact locations to other locations. Can be an entire drive, a folder, etc. dd if= of=. uses an input file and an output file.
df - how much free disk space.
du - show disk usage of files. Add "-h" to get human readable. Especially useful when you add "-d1" to limit the directory depth to 1. If you run "du -h -d1", it will tell you how much space each directory occupies, including their contents summed.
exit - exits the shell you are in.
grep - search within a file for a text string. Also useful for parsing command output. 'ls | grep something' is a quick way to list files that contain the string "something" (although "ls *something*" would do it, too, but grep can do a lot more)
ifconfig- get network interface configuration. Good for getting your own IP address.
kill - kill a process by PID
ls - lists all files in a directory .
mv - Move a file from one location to another.
ping - see if an internet host is alive
pm - android package manager. LOTS of useful things in here, type pm by itself for the help screen
ps - list processes. Useful to see what is running
reboot - reboots your device
reboot recovery - reboots you into recovery
reboot-bootloader -reboots the device in bootloader- fastboot
rm - remove a specified file
rmdir - remove a directory. rm can't do it unless you remove recursively with -R
su - Substitute User. We type this to switch to the rootuser. You need to type this command first to do a lot of the other commands.
sync - synchronizes any data on disk with data in memory. We type this before rebooting to ensure we've got all data written
tar - creates taped archives. Compresses files like winzip, 7zip, winrar and others tar
top - like task manager, it displays running processes. in Linux the q key quits. On Android I don't know how to make it quit other than closing the app.
uptime - displays how long it has been since you last rebooted the system. Interestingly enough the "Menu Key > System > About Phone > Status > Up time" on my phone does not match "uptime" typed in the terminal emulator.
Wednesday, 28 February 2018
Learning the Network Packet Delivery Process From Scratch
Learning the Network Packet Delivery Process ā Join Mark Jacob for an exploration of packet-delivery topics like understanding port numbers, establishing a TCP session, and exploring basic IP routing.
Heāll help you understand the function of routing, and what a media access control (MAC) address really is. Plus, learn about modifying packet information with network address translation (NAT) and managing traffic using access control lists (ACLs).
The process starts with applications trying to communicate to the network by using IP addresses. Again, the IP address will be learned via DNS most likely and the application will also be configured and designed to work with a certain transport layer protocol.
In this case, the application is using UDP at the transport. The layer 3 and layer 2 addresses at the bottom there are those of the sending machine and the receiving end. Notice that we now have a switch in the middle and we are going to describe the process including the way the switch understands and handles the frame.
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List of free online programming courses (MOOC) offering FREE certificates of accomplishment
This post is inspired by the Coursera Junkie post by Kathryn last year that happened to invite the ire of lots of learners interested in MOOC (Massive Online Open Courses). Whilst I was observing the comment chain in that post, I had never bothered to actually take the time to research any MOOC courses that offered free certificates or statements of accomplishment. But a few months ago, my once favorite online academy, edX.orghad just crossed a line by starting to charge money for their certificates, thus shutting down the last zion of open education left for the learners. And because of this, I felt the need to start researching the alternatives.
Now, I know that lots of critics would be throwing this āfree riderā argument against me saying that why should I bother about a few dollars worth if Iām getting a verified certificate, or that paying for a certificate somehow increases the āvalueā of the course, etc. However, you fail to understand that ultimately, the question is not about the certificate (which is just a piece of paper, anyways). Its really about the learnings and insights about a subject that you take away from a MOOC course. Its also about the collaboration and interaction with other co-students on the academy who take the course along with you. The PDF certificate or transcript is just a downloadable thing that you use to improve your LinkedIn profile, but more importantly, its anacknowledgement by the academy that you underwent that course.
Now, as an online academy, if you are charging money to give us that acknowledgement, you are no academy but just a profiteer who is running a business. The moment that money comes in the picture, an academy turns into a business and its education quality starts to deteriorate. Right to education, of all things, MUST be based on merit. You canāt bar someoneās entry to education based on the financial ability. This same concept of merit also applies to Open Source software development. Every contributing developer is invited to the project on the basis of merit alone. Further, every commit, every feature request and every decision is based on merit and voting, no company can buy its way through a FOSS project, the Linux kernel project is the proof of that!
If Coursera and edX stopped being academies, and turned into profit-making entities, let them be ā there is no dearth of online learning resources! Below are some MOOC courses that provide free transcripts or certificate of accomplishments upon completion (In future, if any of these academies turn out to be like Coursera/edX, rest assured, they will be removed from this list!):
COURSE NAME
START DATE
CS101: Introduction to Computer Science Ivia Saylor Academy
self paced
CS102: Introduction to Computer Science IIvia Saylor Academy
self paced
CS107: C++ Programming via Saylor Academy
self paced
CS201: Elementary Data Structures viaSaylor Academy
self paced
CS202: Discrete Structures via Saylor Academy
self paced
CS301: Computer Architecture via Saylor Academy
self paced
CS302: Software Engineering via Saylor Academy
self paced
CS303: Algorithms via Saylor Academy
self paced
CS304: Compilers via Saylor Academy
self paced
CS305 Web Development via Saylor Academy
self paced
CS401: Operating Systems via Saylor Academy
self paced
CS402: Computer Communications and Networks
self paced
CS403: Introduction to Modern Database Systems
self paced
CS404: Programming Languages via Saylor Academy
self paced
CS405: Artificial Intelligence via Saylor Academy
self paced
CS406: Information Security via Saylor Academy
self paced
CS408: Advanced Artificial Intelligence
self paced
CS409: Cryptography via Saylor Academy
self paced
CS410: Advanced Databases via Saylor Academy
self paced
CS412: Mobile Applications Developmentvia Saylor Academy
self paced
Learn HTML5 Programming From Scratchvia Udemy
self paced
Behind and Beyond Big Data viaonline.stanford.edu
April 18, 2016
Careers in Media Technology viaonline.stanford.edu
February 2, 2016
Concepts in Game Development viaopen2study.com
30/05/2016
Provision of free certificate transcripts/statement of accomplishments in each Academy:
A free certificate of completion is available for every course at learn.saylor.org by passing a courseās final exam with 70% or better. Your digital certificate can be shared privately or publicly, linked to from other websites, downloaded to a PDF file, and printed.
Most courses offer a certificate of completion. When all lectures have been completed, a gold or green trophy will appear, signifying that the certificate of completion is ready for download. Click on the trophy to view the certificate.
Always a badge and/or a certificate. I.e. you have the opportunity to get a badge or a certificate of course completion for free (as evidence of completion).
FormalCertificateIn addition the majority of OpenupEd MOOCs provide the possibility to obtain a formal certificate
In Session courses offer a Statement of Accomplishment issued by the instructor upon successful completion.
Once the course finishes, you will be able to download a certificate of achievement, along with your final grades, via My Study Centre.
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