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SYSTEM INTRUSION IN 15 SECONDS

This is called a Netbios attack. Nbstat –A EX: nbstat –A 192.168.1.4 It check connection status of an ip address, scan on a range of IP address for systems with “File and Printer Sharing” turned on. This will give you a result that looks like this NetBIOS Remote Machine Name Table ____________________________________ Name Type Status ------------------------------------------- J-1 <00> UNIQUE Registered WORK <00> GROUP Registered J-1 <03> UNIQUE Registered J-1 <20> UNIQUE Registered WORK <1E> GROUP Registered WORK <1D> UNIQUE Registered A hex code of <20> means you have file and printer sharing turned on. The next step would be to find out what is being shared. This is how: Net view \\ EX:net view \\192.168.1.4 We get a response that looks something like this. Shared resources at \\192.168.1.4 Sharename               Type Comment MY DOCUMENTS           Disk TEMP                         Disk The command was completed successfully. This show

HOW TO CRACK WINRAR USING OLLYDBG

Winrar always show us a reminder saying “Please purchase Winrar licence” at the every startup of winrar, it’s irritating. It notify our trial/ evaluation period. It can be patch using ollydbg. I will tell u how.   Open ollydbg and open winrar in it. Now search for text string. “Reminder”. To do so right click in olldbg and search for All referenced text sting. A new window [Text strings referenced in winRAR::text] will open, right click on in that and click Search for text .Now a search box open enter reminder there. Now that we got that code that display REMINDER, double click on that it will take u to the mian program code. Now look for jump just before the code starts. There is jump JE SHORT 00441219,if we follow the jump lets see where it goes, to do this simply press Enter on the jump. Lets change jump from JE SHORT 00441219 to JMP SHORT 00441219 so that it noe becomes JUMP instead of JUMP EQUAL. To do that double click on that statement and change it. Then click Assembl