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Last Month, team of researchers from Columbia University discovered that some Hewlett-Packard LaserJet printers, and possibly similar devices, did not verify software upgrades contained within so-called remote firmware updates. The researchers were able to offer firmware updates that included malicious software and then take control of the printer.Once the researchers were able to take control of HP printers, they were able to accomplish a host of potentially dangerous tasks. They said they could print a tax return while sending a copy to a hacker’s remote computer, compromising a host of personal information; easily disable printers; and even command a printer to continuously heat up its ink-drying component until it started to catch fire.

What is Command Prompt ?  

Command Prompt is a command line interpreter application available in most Windows operating systems.
Command Prompt is officially called Windows Command Processor but is also sometimes called the command shell or by its file name cmd.exe.Note: Command Prompt is sometimes incorrectly referred to as “the DOS prompt” or as MS-DOS itself. Command Prompt is a Windows program that emulates many of the command line abilities available in MS-DOS but it is not actually MS-DOS.

To use thse commands just -
Go to start ,
Click on run , or just press “WIN + R” for directly opening it, and enter any of these following commands -

• compmgmt.msc  – It will open a computer management window
• cmd – It will open a command prompt(dos shell not to be confused with cmd command)
• diskmgmt.msc – It will open a disk management window
• dfrg.msc – It will open a disk defrag window
• devmgmt.msc – It will open a device manager window
• eventvwr.msc – It will open an event viewer window
• fsmgmt.msc – It will open a shared folders window
• gpedit.msc – It will open a group policies window
• lusrmgr.msc – It will open a local users and groups window
• perfmon.msc – It will open a performance monitor window
• rsop.msc – It will open a resultant set of policies window
• secpol.msc – It will open a local security settings window
• services.msc – It will open a Various Services window
• msconfig - It will open a system configuration utility window
• regedit – It will open a registry editor window
• msinfo32 -It will open a system information window
• sysedit -It will open a system edit window
• win.ini – It will open a windows loading information(also system.ini)
• winver – It will open a Shows current version of windows
• mailto - It will open a Opens default email client.
• PSR –  For recording purpose in win 7

This is a small, light-weight, fast, updatable and Open For All version of  WinBubbles .
In just few clicks, WinBubbles-Lite will let you access the most important Customizationfunctions of Windows 7 (and Vista) easily.

The powerful utility includes a built-in Graphical User Interface designer and programmer called RegDevelop that will let you update the program the way that you want. Add Features that is needed.

Any part on the program can be updated, Not just for the Programmers But For All.

Branding your new Vista and Windows 7 Machine

•  Add or Change Original Manufacturers logo and information
• Separately Customize the Performance Information and Tools Logo
• Change or Customize the Background of Windows 7 Welcome Screen
• Change the Owner Information
• Add Message before logon
• Customize Bubbles Screen Saver – Change to small/Medium size, Metallic Bubbles, remove the shadow and launch in a Black Background
• Add “Move To” and “Copy To” Right-Click Menu
• Opened with Notepad” Context/Right-Click Menu
• Hide this file” and “Hide this Folder” Right-Click Menu – Standard and Run as Admin is included
• No Folder Option (Logoff is needed in Windows 7)
• Disable Regedit
• Disable CMD.exe
• Disable Windows Task Manager
• Disable Changing of Wallpaper
• Disable Control Panel
•  Disable USB Drive in Windows 7 (Reboot is needed) and Vista
•  Disable Control Panel
•  Enter Username before login
• Changing UAC levels launcher and *Change the settings to “Prompt for credentials”Note:Remember that image should be ( .bmp ) . So use the online converter  for converting any jpeg to bmp format .. ok enjoy  the GMMS

Robot Pirates a Pakistani hackers group has hacked more than 70 websites. Most of the sites belongs to USA. According to the hacker the main reason of this cyber attack is to protest the NATO’s attack against Pakistani Army. Previously some other Pakistani hackers also protested against NATO and they ware Pak Cyber Combat Squad, and so on. Robot Pirates released a pastebin where all the hacked sites and there mirror links & their messages are mentioned. Earlier this group has hacked many sites mostly Indian sites.

To Download Assassin DoS 2.0.3 Click Here

Method:-


After the installation you need to move the shell-script (Vanish.sh, We have mentioned the download link below) to default Metasploit folder (/pentest/exploits/framework) and execute it. Recommended Seed Number = 7000 and Number of Encode = 14.


Security Labs Experts also released a pastebin. Rest of other information can be found from that release.

Hi,
As i said i am back with more stuff for you guys,
Hope you all enjoy them,
So i am here to tell you guys world top 10 websites for hackers,
Which every hacker should know about,
So lets start,

And the #top position goes to,
Hacker The Dude!!!!!!
Kick Ass!!@!@~!

1. Milw0rm

i have given this website the first rank because it is the major place for all
security guys,and penetration testers and the major of us hackers..


2. Hack a day
Second comes this,

its great for hackers to have a community like this,
with compitions,and stuff

3. Security Focus
These guys are great in terms of security testing,

4.ASTALAVISTA - secuirt y & hacking community
Another great place like Top milw0rm…

5.PacketStorm Security
Name tells it all :)

6.Black Hat

7.Metasploit Project

8.Insecure.org: Top 75 Security tools

9.2600 Store

The Birth Of hacking Is here …..

10.Rootkit

Hope you get that,
These where the place you must visit,
Happy Hacking

Police now believe 803 people from a list of those interviewed by investigators in a media ethics scandal had their phones hacked by the News of the World tabloid.

The scandal that has outraged the public began several years ago as a trickle of allegations from celebrities and politicians who said they believed their cell phone messages had been intercepted. It exploded over the summer when news broke that the now-defunct paper owned by Rupert Murdoch had hacked into the phone of murdered British school girl Milly Dowler.

The scandal has led to the closing of the 168-year-old newspaper, the resignation of two top London police officers and several senior Murdoch executives, and the arrest of more than a dozen newspaper editors, including the former editor of the newspaper, who then had to resign from his post as Prime Minister David Cameron's media chief.

The main source of information for the police investigation were the notes of a private investigator working for the News of the World.

In these notes, police had originally identified 5,800 potential phone hacking victims. From that figure, Scotland Yard says it spoke to 2,037 people. Investigators say they believe around 800 were actual victims.

"We are confident that we have personally contacted all the people who have been hacked or who are likely to have been hacked," Scotland Yard said Saturday.

As the scandal widened it also prompted multiple investigations and an official inquiry into media ethics, which has heard from the Dowler family and celebrities such as Hugh Grant about the effects of media intrusion on their lives.

You’ve just discovered your Facebook account has been posting all kinds of weird, pornographic, or generally inappropriate content to your Wall and/or News Feed. Your friends are annoyed with all the questionable posts and requests coming from you.

Did you forget to log out of Facebook at your friend’s house, did you accidentally click on something you shouldn’t have, or has your account been hacked?

I can’t answer these questions without actually seeing what’s happening on your profile, but I can offer some advice. Here are three things you should try in order to clean up your Facebook account.

Change your Facebook password

It’s possible your Facebook woes are coming from the result of a phishing scam. Someone may have created a fake website that looks like Facebook or another online service you visit and tricked you into logging in. Their goal was to steal your password and other account credentials, and they may have succeeded.

In this case, you should change your password on Facebook. If you don’t know how to do so, you can refer to the following guide: How to change your Facebook password.

If changing your password fixes your Facebook problems, you should change your password for all your other services too, especially if you use the same password for them as you previously used on Facebook. If this doesn’t fix the problem, try the next step.

Remove unwanted Facebook apps

It’s possible your Facebook woes are coming from a rogue app that you accidentally installed or were tricked into installing. Every Facebook app has certain permissions to your account. Some of these permissions you can modify, while others you cannot.

Your best bet is to remove all the Facebook apps you find suspicious. If you don’t know how to do so, you can refer to the following guide: How to clean up your Facebook apps.

If cleaning out your apps fixes your Facebook problems, tell your friends they should do the same (chances are the app asked your friends to install it as well). If this doesn’t fix the problem, try the next step.

Get some security software and run a virus scan

It’s possible your Facebook woes are coming from some sort of malware, be it a keylogger, a trojan, or some other type of virus. Even if you think your computer is clean, it can’t hurt to check.

I recommend Microsoft Security Essentials –it’s free and gets the job done very well. Another good one is Malwarebytes. Other free alternatives include Avira and Avast.

The aforementioned security programs are for Windows. If you have a Mac, try using the antivirus from Sophos.

After running the virus scan, clean out whatever the program detects. If you’re not sure about what it found, ask a friend who might.

26-year-old Glenn Steven Mangham, a student in the UK, admitted hacking into Facebook, a court heard this week. Mangham pleaded guilty to breaching the social network’s security systems between April 27 and May 9. He was arrested on June 2 and released from prison on bail after spending two months behind bars. Four conditions were attached to his bail, including that he live and sleep at his home address, not access the Internet, and not have any devices in the house that can access the Web.

Mangham had previously shown Yahoo how to improve its security and wanted to do the same for Facebook, the court heard, according to the BBC. Prosecutor Sandip Patel said the defendant’s actions caused concern among a number of American authorities, including the FBI, and that Mangham’s actions were the “most effective and egregious example of hacking into social media that has come before a British court. It required considerable expertise.” He managed to download “highly sensitive intellectual property.”

“This attack did not involve an attempt to compromise or access user data,” a Facebook spokesperson said in a statement.

Facebook discovered the infiltration during a system check. Tom Ventham, Mangham’s defence lawyer, said his client was an ethical hacker who had a “high moral stance” and Yahoo had “rewarded” him for pointing out its vulnerabilities. “That was his plan here but the activity was found by accident,” said Ventham.

Mangham used various programs to get past Facebook’s defenses, and faces five charges for repeatedly trying to penetrate the defenses of the social network under the Computer Misuse Act 1990. More specifically, Mangham is accused of downloading a computer program to secure unauthorized access to Facebook, of attempting to hack into Facebook’s Mailman server, of using PHP script to secure access to Facebook’s Phabricator server, of sharing a PHP script intended to hack into that server, and of securing repeated access to another Facebook server.

Facebook runs a Puzzle server to allow computer programmers to test their skills. A Mailman server is typically used by firms to run internal and external email distribution lists. The Phabricator is a set of tools designed by the company to make it easier to build Facebook apps.

Sketched out by analysts who have worked with U.S. companies and the government on computer intrusions, the details illuminate recent claims by American intelligence officials about the escalating cyber threat emanating from China. And the widening expanse of targets, coupled with the expensive and sensitive technologies they are losing, is putting increased pressure on the U.S. to take a much harder stand against the communist giant.



“Right now we have the worst of worlds. If you want to attack me you can do it all you want, because I can’t do anything about it. It’s risk free, and you’re willing to take almost any risk to come after me,” said Cartwright.

Cartwright believes the U.S. should be aggressive in their response to attacks that originate overseas, in essence establishing that “if you come after me [the U.S.], I’m going to find you, I’m going to do something about it. It will be proportional, but I’m going to do something… and if you’re hiding in a third country, I’m going to tell that country you’re there, if they don’t stop you from doing it, I’m going to come and get you.“

The government “needs to do more to increase the risk,” said Jon Ramsey, head of the counter threat unit at the Atlanta-based Dell SecureWorks, a computer security consulting company. “In the private sector we’re always on defense. We can’t do something about it, but someone has to. There is no deterrent not to attack the U.S.“


For the first time, U.S. intelligence officials called out China and Russia last month, saying they are systematically stealing American high-tech data for their own economic gain. The unusually forceful public report seemed to signal a new, more vocal U.S. government campaign against the cyberattacks.

Government watchdog site MuckRock believes Carrier IQ data is being used by the FBI in an investigation. If so, the worries over Carrier IQ will rise up again. Carrier IQ is installed in about 150 million handsets globally, according to the company. MuckRock sent an Freedom of Information Act request to the FBI, asking for “manuals, documents or other written guidance used to access or analyze data gathered by programs developed or deployed by Carrier IQ.” That FOIA request was met with what MuckRock called a “telling denial.”

Carrier IQ and several wireless carriers and handset makers have admitted to installing the software in handsets, but insist the software is benign and designed primarily to collect data for optimizing network and device performance. Critics of Carrier IQ’s software, who include Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt, have claimed the software enables keylogging and extensive data capture.

Hopefully future investigations into Carrier IQ practices will offer us more details about the way Carrier IQ data was used by the FBI, if that’s the case, and we’re certainly interested to see what various U.S. and international officials will have to say about the FBI’s proven involvement with this matter.

In the meantime, if you wish not to be monitored by corporations and the government, we politely remind you to stay off the Internet, stop using all proprietary software and hardware, disconnect your cell phone and land line immediately, and ensure a snug fit on your tin foil helmet.

Four Romanian nationals have been charged with hacking card-processing systems at more than 150 Subway restaurants and 50 other unnamed retailers, according to an indictment unsealed Thursday.

The hackers compromised the credit-card data of more than 80,000 customers and used the data to make millions of dollars of unauthorized purchases, according to the indictment (.pdf).

From 2008 until May 2011, the hackers allegedly hacked into more than 200 point-of-sale (POS) systems in order to install a keystroke logger and other sniffing software that would steal customer credit, debit and gift-card numbers. They also placed backdoors on the systems to provide ongoing acces

The Mole is an automatic SQL Injection exploitation tool. Only by providing a vulnerable URL and a valid string on the site it can detect the injection and exploit it, either by using the union technique or a boolean query based technique.

Features

• Support for injections using Mysql, SQL Server, Postgres and Oracle databases.
• Command line interface. Different commands trigger different actions.
• Auto-completion for commands, command arguments and database, table and columns names.
• Support for query filters, in order to bypass certain IPS/IDS rules using generic filters, and the possibility of creating new ones easily.
• Exploits SQL Injections through GET and POST methods.
• Developed in python 3.

1.) Installation Guide
2.) Tutorial to Use
3.) Download Mole

The Browser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) is a powerful professional security tool. BeEF is pioneering techniques that provide the experienced penetration tester with practical client side attack vectors.