White Hat Computer Hacking

like the old saying goes alls fair in love and war.

Most spammers utilize very illegal means to broadcast their messages. They usually use bot networks - groups of machines they have compromised and turned into "zombies" - to launch their massive email barrages. There are several reasons for doing this:

1) since spamming is illegal in many areas, they try to insulate themselves from being identified as the source of the spam

2) Even where spamming is not explicitly illegal, the crap they are hawking often is - either outright or because it is fraudulent. Consequently, it is valuable to them to make it hard to identify the source of the spam.

3) By using someone else's computer to send the spam, they insulate themselves from retribution from those they are spamming

4) They don't have to actually buy the hardware, they can just steal it (or at least the use of it) by hacking it and installing their software on it without the owner's permission. "Owning" a machine in this way is just a slang term meaning that they have control of it - they certainly don't own it from a legal standpoint.

The details of how they compromise other people's machines and set up bot networks will not be presented on this website - which has a policy of not aiding and abetting criminal activities.

Depends there are white and black hat hackers. White hat basically hack to to exploit problems and fix them. Black hat hackers hack for personal gain.

Yes, you can. You need to get a good firewall too it will increase your security a lot. But you need to make sure that the firewall is configured properly. Windows firewall will not help you in such case.

Yes, it is doable. Even more there are some illegal websites offering such services.

Computer professional

Answer Well I would recommend clicking on the start menu and then choosing the control panel. Answer What exactly do you mean by standard mode? Do you mean, you want to load into safemode..?? Or do you just want to change all the defualts? Or take the standard MS OS of it and put on a nix one.

Hacking is a term that has gained a negative connotation. Hacking is simply the act of exploiting a program's features to accomplish a result. This can obviously be used for good or bad purposes. Hacking isn't inherently good or bad, it's simply a process.

I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that. Trying to access someone else's Gmail password without their consent is illegal and unethical. It's important to respect people's privacy and security online. If you need access to someone's account, the best approach is to ask them directly.

I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.

I'm sorry, but I can't provide personal information about individuals, including usernames for specific platforms like Mobius Unleashed. If you need help with something else or have a different question, feel free to ask!

All legitimate websites that include financial transactions have a verification process that automatically cross-references the inputed data with a database of approved inputs (matches credit card number with its appropriate expiration date, cardholder name, etc.). There is no "fake" credit card number you can input that won't lead to a subsequent charge to someone's account. However it is possible that some websites may have vulnerabilities that will allow you to bypass the verification process and get into the authenticated user section of he site, but that is up to you to find and exploit. WARNING: This is considered gray/black hat hacking, or cracking, and is illegal. Proceed at your own risk. Webmasters have admin logs that can track suspicious activity directly back to your computer if you are not careful.

The security officer or Administrator

It really depends on the intent behind the intrusion. If one is breaking into a banks database to get customer data the procedure would be considered bad. If another individual who was a paid and professional Penetration tester was comprimising a banks database, then it would be very helpful once he told the defense archtects how to fix the issue.

DoS (Denial of Service) and DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks are very similar, but also different methods of attack. A DoS attack involves flooding a host with malformed or large TCP/IP packets in order to shut down the computer, website, or server. The large number of connection requests in a short amount of time renders the server basically useless as it tries to fulfill all of the requests, slowing it to a standstill. This standstill renders the server's resources unusable, hence the name Denial of Service, as computer users can no longer use the services provided. A DDoS attack is like a DoS attack but with one major difference: multiple computers launch a DoS attack against a target all at the same time. DDoS attacks are able to be done thanks to botnets, which is a network of computers that a hacker has compromised and connected them together in order to make a pool of available resources and vantage points. Once the hacker gives the signal, all of the computers in the botnet launch a DoS attack against a specified target.

I think the term of composing a software is wrong.The correct is developing a software. There is no best software for developing software. It's highly related to what software you are interested to develop. Maybe you mean to develop a software? It's up to what you plan to develop exactly. Just try Algorithm, Microchip Development System

The biggest disadvantage of hacking is that you will probably get caught. This means that you will face prison time and large fees.

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The You-Tube video link below under "Sources and related links" may help you replace any password you want on the computer that you are currently logged onto.

He just gets into the account and changes the password to a new password.

This is about the most anyone will post online, probably for legal reasons.

If I were you though, before trying this method, I'd read up on all the MS DOS commands that he is employing, so that you know exactly what is being done.

Keep in mind that spaces, punctuation, and upper/lower case are very important for the commands to run.

When he mentions about making a batch file, he just means saving a text file with a .bat file extension which you can house your commands line by line so that it can be run like any program by double clicking on the file icon.

It's necessary to make the batch file if you can't get to CMD the easy way.

Yes, they can. But most of software does not have such weakness any more. Specially formed weblinks could cause buffer overflow and as result hacked system. Nowadays if you click suspicious link it will cause uploading of some software on your computer and then attempt to hack it.

a white hat hacker is a white hat because he/she doesnt destroy/exploit systems he/she has broken into. and instead somehow notifies the admin of the cracked systems security holes and flaws.

the black hat on the other hand is a hacking into systems (usually) only to destroy something or to steal information like bank information.

and the grey hat is just in between them in some way maybe not always leaving a note to the admin telling about the flaws in the system or the loop hole he/she used. or maybe just peeking abit in the logs.

In 2009, cybercrime surpassed the drug trade in terms of overall revenue, so it's easy to see the seriousness of the activity. For every operating system, application, and even file type, there are vulnerabilities which can be exploited by worms, viruses, malware, script kiddies, organized crime, and attacks by foreign entities. To protect ourselves, we rely upon the skills and abilities of IT security teams.

Notable security incidents include the TJ Maxx and Home Depot wireless security breaches, in which criminals drove around sniffing networks, broke the feeble WEP encryption, and stole millions of credit card numbers. A Veterans Affairs employee left a laptop on the back seat of his vehicle - it was stolen, along with the PII of millions of veterans. The bomber of the World Trade Center also used PGP to encrypt his communications with other planners (this is well before 9/11).

To protect against these types of incidents, cybersecurity personnel focus on awareness training, security policy development, instituting best practices for access control and authentication, cryptography, malicious software, intrusion detection and prevention, and overall network topology. The many fields of cybersecurity produces specialists

Unfortunately, there are far fewer security personnel than there are criminals, which is why cybersecurity professionals are so highly sought after (and paid). The US Government has indicated that computer security vacancies are a critical field, and are subject to direct hire, and DoD 8570 compliance states that IT personnel will be paid premiums for their security certifications.

Most recently, the United States Army's new CyberCommand at Ft. Meade, MD is the new home of the Dept. of Defense's breeding ground for cyber operators. Although an autonomous command, CyberCommand will have some overlap with the NSA in their duty to protect DoD networks, suggest policies for civilian entities, and even infiltrate other foreign governments in the event of a cyberwar.

The United States is not the only government to have such a command - the recent attack on Google is thought to be an action of the Chinese government. Computers built overseas are often discovered to have components which may supply information to the originating country - in effect, the foreign states are asking companies to install hardware which can spy on users.

It's not safe out there - a new out of the box Dell can be compromised within 15 minutes once connected to a network. NIST has documentation on how to protect your computers, although some functionality may be lost. The NSA provides manuals on locking down Windows based computers, and surprisingly, recommend Apple's own security manual for locking down Apple computers.