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HOW TO TRACK AND FIND YOUR LOST STOLEN PHONE (F-SECURE ANTI THEFT)
Originally written by Rishabh Jain of hackyshacky
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HOW TO RESOLVE BB App Error 523
How to flash/ repair App Error 523 Reset
1.
Download and Install Blackberry Desktop Manager
Software.
Download link :-
2. Download and install a Blackberry Device
Software.
Download from here:
3.Install Blackberry Device Software Software.
Go to
Go to
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Research In
Motion\AppLoader
And delete vendor.xml file.
Please note: This file vendor.xml generate
when new data package install (Blackberry Device Software).
4. Open Loader.exe (For Vista/7 please Run as
Administrator).
5. Connect your BB device to usb port.
6. Select as per your requirement
7.For working phone upgradation select first
option.
Automatically back up device.
8.
For App Error 523 Reset Error, select second
option.
Do not automatically backup device.
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LEARN BASIC KEY LOGGER TECHNIQUES
How it's DoneBest Free Keylogger (BFK) is a small piece of software that will record all your keystrokes and screens.
Go to www.sourceforge.net/projects/bfk. Select Download to download and run bfk.exe. During installation, select the defaults. Once you’ve installed the program, BFK will pop up the settings dialog. Take note of the default hotkey Ctrl+Shift+B, and click Start Logging. As soon as you hit the Start Logging key, the BFK software client will disappear from the screen.
Open a browser, launch your e-mail service of choice, and type a message. Then press Ctrl+Shift+B, and BFK will pop back up. Click on the Logging tab, and then the View Report button. Everything you just did appears. Feel free to experiment with the screenshot functionality, which can be used for automatic screen captures.
Don’t forget to uninstall this program when you’re done. Since this is a friendly keylogger, you can remove it using Add/Remove Programs. The tools the bad guys put on your computer aren’t nearly as nice.
Prevent this HackBe wary of software that is delivered via e-mail. Merritt also suggests “never clicking a link in your e-mail to log into any bank account or site that might have personal information.” Type in the Web address yourself and ignore e-mail from people you don’t know. Also, make sure your virus protection is up to date on your computer and that it scans e-mail attachments. Spyware can also be sent via the browser, so make sure Internet Explorer security is up to date—or use Firefox.
SNIFF YOUR WIRELESS NETWORK
How to Sniff Your Wireless Network
Imagine This
A hacker jumps on your wireless network and can see the information that is being sent from your computer, such as credit card payments and e-mail passwords, into the “cloud.” This hack allows you to monitor your own wireless network activity through a piece of software.
Wireshark is a network protocol analyzer or packet-capture utility, and while typically used to troubleshoot network issues, it can be also be used as a packet sniffer. Packet sniffers allow you to access any live network stream over a Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection.
Perform this HackGo to www.wireshark.org and download the latest version of Wireshark for Windows. Run the setup program when the download is complete. The program will present you with a list of default settings; select them all, and click Next. Install WinPcap when prompted.
After the installation is complete, run Wireshark from your desktop. Be sure you are connected to the wireless network you wish to monitor. Go to the Capture menu and select the wireless interface from the list
You will now start to see packets scrolling down your screen. Test it yourself. With Wireshark still running, open a Web browser and visit your favorite Web site. On our test we visited Chase bank’s Web site, and we saw the URL pop up in the system monitoring. Wireshark will log all of your Web-browsing activity, searched DNS names, and anything else that isn’t encrypted.
Not all wireless drivers and hardware supports packet capture, so there’s a chance yours won’t work. But that won’t stop an attacker, who has made sure his machine works just fine for that.
Prevent this Hack
Karen Hanley, senior director of marketing and membership for the Wi-Fi Alliance, suggests changing the SSID of your network to something other than the router name, so you won’t be tricked by a hacker who might have re-created a connection with a similar name. Also, if your router supports it, make sure you enable WPA2 encryption. Any encryption is better than none, but WPA2 is best because its AES-encryption algorithm is government grade and considered fully secure. That’s why it hasn’t been widely broken.
