Start computer in 10 seconds.

Click on the start button then press R it will take u to Run well go to runand type Regedit
press enter
this will open Registery Editor
now look for the key

HKEY_LOACAL_MECHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contr ol\ContentIndex



now there find the Key Called
"Startup Delay"
Double Click On It
Now where its Base
Click Decimal
Now its Default Value Is 4800000
Change The Value To 40000
here u go u have done it
now close the Registery Editor and Restart Your Computer
You'll See The Result

Google Adsense Hack

First Download Php script from here :

Code:

http://rapidshare.com/files/61090619/Click.rar

Password :

Code:

SOLUTIONWORLD

Now Open the php script in Notepad to edit

You will find

Quote:

$ad_url = "Your add Link";[/b]

edit it with your add Link ..

What is your add link and how Can you found it ?

Rite Click on any add as shown in pic go to Properties



Now in the properties a link is given copy the link as shown in pic



Now u find your link paste it in the script .

Note: you can shorten this link from tinyurl.com too and then place it in the script

Now if u have done upload it on any free hosting site which supports php..
Like Lenhost or you can upload it in ur own site too 8-)

open the link with many proxies or ask your friends to click the link .......... enjoy

Quote:

Keep changing your link as your add changes too[/b]

All comments are welcome :mrgreen:

How to Detect a Hacker Attack - Please check if you think that your PC is infected

How to Detect a Hacker Attack

Most computer vulnerabilities can be exploited in a variety of ways. Hacker attacks may use a single specific exploit, several exploits at the same time, a misconfiguration in one of the system components or even a backdoor from an earlier attack.

Due to this, detecting hacker attacks is not an easy task, especially for an inexperienced user. This article gives a few basic guidelines to help you figure out either if your machine is under attack or if the security of your system has been compromised. Keep in mind just like with viruses, there is no 100% guarantee you will detect a hacker attack this way. However, there's a good chance that if your system has been hacked, it will display one or more of the following behaviours.

Windows machines:

Suspiciously high outgoing network traffic. If you are on a dial-up account or using ADSL and notice an unusually high volume of outgoing network (traffic especially when you computer is idle or not necessarily uploading data), then it is possible that your computer has been compromised. Your computer may be being used either to send spam or by a network worm which is replicating and sending copies of itself. For cable connections, this is less relevant - it is quite common to have the same amount of outgoing traffic as incoming traffic even if you are doing nothing more than browsing sites or downloading data from the Internet.

Increased disk activity or suspicious looking files in the root directories of any drives. After hacking into a system, many hackers run a massive scan for any interesting documents or files containing passwords or logins for bank or epayment accounts such as PayPal. Similarly, some worms search the disk for files containing email addresses to use for propagation. If you notice major disk activity even when the system is idle in conjunction with suspiciously named files in common folders, this may be an indication of a system hack or malware infection.

Large number of packets which come from a single address being stopped by a personal firewall. After locating a target (eg. a company's IP range or a pool of home cable users) hackers usually run automated probing tools which try to use various exploits to break into the system. If you run a personal firewall (a fundamental element in protecting against hacker attacks) and notice an unusually high number of stopped packets coming from the same address then this is a good indication that your machine is under attack. The good news is that if your personal firewall is reporting these attacks, you are probably safe. However, depending on how many services you expose to the Internet, the personal firewall may fail to protect you against an attack directed at a specific FTP service running on your system which has been made accessible to all. In this case, the solution is to block the offending IP temporarily until the connection attempts stop. Many personal firewalls and IDSs have such a feature built in.

Your resident antivirus suddenly starts reporting that backdoors or trojans have been detected, even if you have not done anything out of the ordinary. Although hacker attacks can be complex and innovative, many rely on known trojans or backdoors to gain full access to a compromised system. If the resident component of your antivirus is detecting and reporting such malware, this may be an indication that your system can be accessed from outside.

Unix machines:

Suspiciously named files in the /tmp folder. Many exploits in the Unix world rely on creating temporary files in the /tmp standard folder which are not always deleted after the system hack. The same is true for some worms known to infect Unix systems; they recompile themselves in the /tmp folder and use it as 'home'.

Modified system binaries such as 'login', 'telnet', 'ftp', 'finger' or more complex daemons, 'sshd', 'ftpd' and the like. After breaking into a system, a hacker usually attempts to secure access by planting a backdoor in one of the daemons with direct access from the Internet, or by modifying standard system utilities which are used to connect to other systems. The modified binaries are usually part of a rootkit and generally, are 'stealthed' against direct simple inspection. In all cases, it is a good idea to maintain a database of checksums for every system utility and periodically verify them with the system offline, in single user mode.

Modified /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, or other system files in the /etc folder. Sometimes hacker attacks may add a new user in /etc/passwd which can be remotely logged in a later date. Look for any suspicious usernames in the password file and monitor all additions, especially on a multi-user system.

Suspicious services added to /etc/services. Opening a backdoor in a Unix system is sometimes a matter of adding two text lines. This is accomplished by modifying /etc/services as well as /etc/ined.conf. Closely monitor these two files for any additions which may indicate a backdoor bound to an unused or suspicious port.

MAKE YOUR HOTMAIL 2GB

MAKE YOUR HOTMAIL 2GB

Code:

www3.imagine-msn.com/minisites/mail/Default.aspx?locale=en-us

How to Use Nbtstat & Real Hacker Links

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Real Hacker Links



Women Hackers -- Yes, there are lots of them!



Hacking the Linux 2.6 Kernel Part One. It isn't just for geniuses. Honest! Added bonus: written by two young lady hackers. Yes, hacking is for women, too.

Hacking the Linux 2.6 Kernel Part Two. Another tutorial written by women hackers.

http://www.linuxchix.org/ Where the women hackers gather and code cool stuff. Men allowed, but only if polite.

Free shell accounts:



Freeshell.org -- the oldest and biggest!

http://www.cyberspace.org/

http://www.nyx.net/

Cryptography





If you are new to cryptography, you can make a good start by reading Crypto by Steven Levy. The book is fun read, tells about the lives of the people who made cryptographic discoveries, and along the way you know why the knapsack problem and many other fun and entertaining math problems are central to cryptography



Next, you may want to jump straight to the surprisingly easy and fun basic math. Modern cryptography is based upon decision problems, meaning problems that have an answer or either yes, no, or "I can't tell!!!" "Computers and Intractability: A Guide to the Theory of NP-Completeness" is brilliant, yet easy to read and understand.



Cool stuff

http://www.malware.com The best place to find demonstrations of vulnerabilities on the IE browser.

http://www.hackerplayground.com

http://www.linuxnewbie.org The name says it all.

http://isc.sans.org/ Internet Storm Center

Computerhope.com Help for Mac, Windows and Unix/Linux type operating systems

Protect your Internet servers while having fun at the expense of the hackers who try to break in!

Trick bad guy hackers into breaking into honeypots, muhahaha!

The Sans Institute

How to report computer crimes

More self defense links ...

Intrusion Detection Systems

More ways to defend yourself!

Online Manuals, Documents and Books

http://hoganbooks.com/freebook/webbooks.html Tons of great online books

http://www.unixreview.com/books/wallobooks.shtml Unix books

http://www.informit.com Entire books available to you online. Free!

http://www.ameaglepubs.com/store/index.html Download Dr. Mark Ludwig's books on computer viruses for free -- lots of technical details and source code.

http://www.ece.orst.edu/~dortiz/ece375/ An Assembly language simulator (for the chips you have in PCs)

http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone5/index.htm Programmers' Heaven, with everything you need for assembly language programming for many different types of computers.

The Guides to (mostly) Harmless Hacking -- Programmers' Series

The Linux manual pages. Don't worry about the Korean characters. Just type in the name of the command you are curious about and hit enter for a manual page readout.

Free Usenet Servers:

http://freenews.maxbaud.net

Miscellaneous Tools

Foundstone offers many free tools such as FPort, which gives you an idea of which port is running what services in your PC.

Want to get serious about making Windows act like Unix?

http://www.netscantools.com/

http://www.tucows.com

http://winfiles.com/

http://sysinternals.com



Also please see the many computer security links in our "How to Defend" section.

Thanks by the way

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Secure your password from hackers

Secure your password from 'hackers'

Today tip will help you to secure your computer from the access of professional hackers. There are some hacker’s breaks into your computer without using any impressive programming skills but trying to find words to guess as your password. Normally people use their name, house number, mobile number and word “password” as a password. If you have very simple password then a hacker can hack your computer very easily. To safe your computer from hackers there is a best way to create a tricky password. Here I will tell you some different type of tricks to make your password that can’t guess easily by any body.

Use the maximum characters in your password.

Always set the password using maximum characters length, because it is simple method, if your password is longer then it is very difficult to guess.

Use the combination of lower-case and upper case letters in your password.

Normally computer users use the lower case in password selection but it is best practice to use the combination of both (lower-case and upper case). So using different cases in your password makes it much more difficult to crack.

Use the combination of letters and numbers in your password.

When you mix both letters and numbers just like one letter and one number then your password is more incomprehensible.

Avoid using the name of your family members as password.

Always try to avoid the name of your child, spouse, city and country name as password, because if any body knows about your personal life’s details then they try to use these detail to guess your password.

Use any tools to create random password.

There are many third party tools are available to create the random password. You can create passwords containing a very difficult –to-guess collection of random characters with these tools.

Google or Bing just ask both!

Sometime this comes in u r Mind Should I try Microsoft’s beautiful search engine – Bing? Or should I stick to my all time favorite – Google? Torn between the two? In case you are, not to worry, now you have the option to ask them both together! Askboth.com is a new web 2.0 twin search engine for you, coupled with Google as well as Bing, keeping all that confusion at bay. This means, you can now easily search for information on both the search engines at the same time.
Askboth.com has the regular features of Content Search on the Web as well as Image Search. This can also work as a SEO tool for you to compare the results on both the sites. You could even add it to your browser as your default search engine.

So, all those who laid eyes on Bing and just couldn’t get enough, but also couldn’t let go of old pal Google, this seems like an appealing option.
Try it out to see if it tickles your fancy.

I ALSO ADDED SOME FIVE BING TIPS YOU SHOULD KNOW

1. IP Address Tracker

The Bing can verify any IP address and can tell you the name of the websites hosted on a particular IP address. To do that simply type,

IP:[ IP Address ]

The search result will display the sites hosted on that IP address.

2. Know More About Companies From The IE Favorites

You need Internet Explorer 8 for this. Searching for company stocks like ‘GOOG’ on Bing will automatically create a web slice which can then be added to the IE Favorites bar.


3. Search Results as RSS Feed

This is something that I have seen to be popular among most of the users on the net. An RSS Feed of a search result can get you a variety of articles/news from other sites. Bing supports this feature. Just add at the end of the result page URL and press Enter:

&format=rss

For example, if you search for ‘iPhone’, in the results URL, just add the above and press enter. You will be subscribed to a RSS feed containing iPhone keywords which will get updated automatically.

4. Remove the background Image on the Bing site

If you are not one of those eye-candy freaks, you can remove the background image on the Bing homepage. Instead of typing bing.com, you can navigate to the site using the following URL,

Bing


5. Links to MP3 Files and Doc Files

You can search for MP3 files or Doc files on Bing.
‘abcd contains:mp3′

where abcd is your search term. It will generate results with pages that contain mp3 files related to the search term. Similarly for Doc files, just replace the MP3 with doc.