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Computer Experts

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1. Programmer

Someone who writes computer software. Not any computer programming language can do anything. There are limitations, and actually, different languages are used for different tasks. (more…)

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MD5 can be decrypted? Are you SURE?

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There is no way to decode md5 string. I try lots, but hopeless. I don’t know why some people said they could do it..
If you give a text that contains more that 200 characters or more even.. The function will return a string with 32 characters..

Actually md5 function gets the length of the string and some ASCII code of characters and convert them to HASH CODE, (REMEMBER JUST FEW CHARACTERS) ex: (more…)

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Asking Questions Without Getting Flamed

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This article I got from an old board blacksun.box.sk written by Raven. Very good and entertaining article :D. May be useful for you guys who ask for help especially to underground forums, underground newsgroup, or IRC channel.

What are flames?

Flames are violent and aggressive responses to Email messages, newsgroup messages, IRC messages or any (more…)

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Moar Anonimity Stuff by Anonymous

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This document is designed to give you a basic tool kit for protecting your identity while performing anonymous activities. It is not designed or intended for use as a toolkit for breaking the law, and any use in that fashion is condemned. It is designed to prevent foreign government or corporate hostiles [referred to here as hostiles] Further to this I will need some time to compile a basic set of useful tools and processes that will help you to remain anonymous, so please be patient. Any contributions both technical and social would be appreciated: (more…)

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Newbie Guide To Basic Web Applications Hacking

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In this simple article, we will discuss the vulnerabilities, and what goes wrong with the developers, and some ways to exploit and how to maintain it. :D
Things you should know before :
Vulnerability : a security hole, can be exploited to change the way the webapp / software works / functions.
CMS : Content Management System. Such as forums uses DataBases to store the info like users, posts, threads, messages and so on, its usually / mostly a MySQL server.
RFI [ Remote File Inclusion ] : a malicious user can include a ‘bad’ code to be executed on the vulnerable site.
LFI [ Local File Inclusion ] : a malicious user can open any file on the server.
SQL Injection : Injecting a MySQL query to bypass or get more info from a Database.
XSS [ Cross Site Scripting ] : if it was a permanent vulnerability, where the users input is saved, the user can log cookies, IP, and much more…
Exploit : a script made to maliciously use a vulnerability. (more…)

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