Hello friends, i going to share now how to prevent email account password from hackers. This is a complete guide to protect yourself from being hacked and secure your personal information from getting leaked or used by anybody online. This guide will also help you to learn several latest techniques that hackers use to hack email accounts and passwords. So guys lets discuss how to protect or prevent your email account passwords from getting hacked. Its a must read post for all online users who uses email and social networking websites.

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As its a Great saying ' Prevention is better than Cure'. So you must know to prevent yourself rather than curing after got victimized or falling prey to these hacking attacks. • Phishers are now able to 'spoof,' or forge BOTH the 'that you normally see when you're on a secure Web server AND a legitimate-looking address. You may even see both in the link of a spam email. Again, make it a habit to enter the address of any banking, shopping, auction, or financial transaction website yourself and not depend on displayed links.

• Phishers may also forge the yellow lock you would normally see near the bottom of your screen on a secure site. The lock has usually been considered as another indicator that you are on a 'safe' site. The lock, when double-clicked, displays the security certificate for the site. If you get any warnings displayed that the address of the site you have displayed does NOT match the certificate, do not continue.

• Remember not all spam sites will try to show the 'and/or the security lock. Get in the habit of looking at the address line, too. Were you directed to PayPal? Does the address line display something different like 'Be aware of where you are going. Always report 'phishing' or “spoofed” e-mails to the following groups: • forward the email to reportphishing@antiphishing.org • forward the email to the Federal Trade Commission at spam@uce.gov • forward the email to the 'abuse' email address at the company that is being spoofed (e.g. ' spoof@ebay.com') • when forwarding spoofed messages, always include the entire original email with its original header information intact • notify The Internet Crime Complaint Center of the FBI by filing a complaint on their website.

• Choose a complex password. If you use a simple password such as 'password' or 'rockstar' or any dictionary word, it makes it easy for people to guess your password. This is especially true if your potential hackers are friends and family members who might try to guess. Instead, choose a password that makes use of both capital and lower case letters, numbers and special characters like the percent or dollar sign. • Change your password regularly. Every month, make a point of changing your password to a new complex.

• article source:isoftdl.com. Web applications are now the next big victim after games for hackers. A recent research shows that 70% of vulnerabilities exist at the top layer of the web application. The attackers use several techniques to hack web applications. I have been constantly monitoring different types of web attacks involving different methods but there ar some common steps which all hackers follow in order to perform their attack on applications. I am presenting a 5 phase method which covers from gaining information to maintaining the attack on the application. You can also read one of the most popular articles of this blog.

Phase 1: Silent reconnaissance The attacker gathers as much information as possible identifying potentially vulnerable areas of the application. This is done discretely using tools such as Web debugging proxies to monitor the traffic between the browser and the Web server. The attacker traverses the site, much like a normal user, while collecting valuable information about how the application works. This activity goes undetected, because as far as the server is concerned, it represents the traffic of a legitimate user. At this point, the attacker will stop interacting with the target server directly. The attacker will spend significant time reviewing the data collected by the debugging proxy and extracting useful facts about the environment. This may include the type of hardware and software in the network architecture, programming languages, libraries, source code and comments.

This information will be leveraged during the later phases of the attack. Phase 2: Attack vector establishment This phase begins once the attacker has gained an understanding of the application design and the breadth of its attack surface. Until now, the interaction with the server has been fairly benign and undetectable, but in the next phase, things get a little louder. For this reason, the attacker will often start using an anonymous proxy to interact with the server. The attacker may also employ other protective measures such as browser privacy controls, firewalls, antivirus and virtual machines. Once the attacker is confident that his traffic can no longer be traced, the real work can start. With notes in hand, and a debugging proxy up and running, the attacker starts to seek out dynamic pages, especially those which accept form or query input.

The attacker will then determine what the various input parameters are, and attempt to derive boundary cases for them. Boundary case values are sent to the application to provoke an unintended response from the server The attacker repeats this activity on all dynamic pages that he is aware of.

When finished, he has a list of all the parameters that are correctly validated by the server, and more important, the parameters that are vulnerable -- they produce calculation errors, fatal errors, or are blindly injected into the response without encoding or cleansing. The attacker tailors the boundary cases so they do not match any known attack signatures, so this activity is almost always imperceptible to server administrators. The attacker still has to remain anonymous, because many applications keep track of errors and record the addresses of the clients responsible for generating them. Because of this, administrators could discover the activity later by inspecting logs with a security tool.

However, this is typically long after the attacker has moved on to the next phase. If the attacker was able to obtain a large number of potentially vulnerable inputs, the next step is to start testing each one to see if an attack vector is possible. For example, if the attacker received an SQL error when submitting a value of 'my'username' in a login form, then there is probably an SQL injection vulnerability. The attacker will start supplying more structured SQL syntax into the input in an effort to shape the resulting error. Phase 3: Implementation This phase begins once the attacker has identified the vulnerabilities and their associated attack vectors.

This is where the real damage starts. The scope of damage depends on the types of vulnerabilities that are exploited. For example: • The attacker starts to mine the database for sensitive information, delete existing information, or insert new fraudulent information. • The attacker seeds the application with malicious code by way of XSS vulnerabilities and reflected parameters.

• The attacker designs complex phishing scams that use the vulnerabilities to give the scam credibility. The possibilities are only constrained by the potential vectors, and how they can be chained together to deliver more powerful payloads. Most of the damage has been done at this point. Phase 4: Automation Attacks such as input parameter abuse are often single request vectors.

This means the damage happens within a single HTTP request. Sometimes, however, the execution of an attack vector provides incremental benefits each time it is performed.

Generally, if the attack vector generates revenue for the attacker, the next step is to automate the attack. This enables the attacker to repeat the attack vector over and over again, multiplying the overall monetary gain. Because the attacker must still cover his tracks in order to execute the automated attack, he will generally code the attack into a remotely controlled bot. This tactic poses serious challenges for the administrator, because even if the attack is identified, an IP-based block will no longer be sufficient.

To accomplish this, attackers will often use a prefabricated 'command and control' kit that allows them to quickly raise and command a bot army. Phase 5: Maintenance Finally the attack is complete.

The hacker has extracted as much data as his experience and skill allows. He will go off and work on other projects until his automated bots start to fail. This will signal that some fundamental vulnerability in the attack vector has been patched or modified.

If the attacker cares enough, he may repeat the entire process over again, focusing on the parts of the application that are essential for the bots proper functioning. He will find a work around for the new patch, create an entirely new attack vector, or move to a different target altogether. These phases clearly encompass all the techniques involved in penentrating a web application.

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Stealth mode means that no button or icon is present in the Task Bar, and no process title is visible in the Task Manager list. Also, Perfect Keylogger can carry out visual surveillance.

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When it comes to send encrypted email messages the easiest way to do it is by using a webmail service that supports it, with email encryption working in the background you do not have to worry about digital certificates and PGP encryption keys, everyone can use it with zero knowledge about encryption, the responsibility for keeping the messages secure lying with the provider and not the user. ECrypt.me encrypted webmail service Registering an account with eCrypt.me requires you to have a valid email address where to receive an activation email, check the spam folder because that is where it went in my case, the service allows you to use your own email as username to login, in order for someone to communicate with you using end to end encryption they will need to have an account with eCrypt.me, this happens with all other webmail services using encryption, and it is the biggest drawback of these kind of services, both sides have to use the same service for encryption to take place. ECrypt.me has a FileVault where you can upload files for storage, the files (photos, pdf,etc) can not be viewed in your browser, it just makes it easy to send encrypted attachments selecting them from the FileVault when you compose an email. There is an account activity log that tells you the last login IP, this log can be exported as CSV, Excel and XML, a basic statistics screen tells you the mailbox and bandwidth usage, the security settings have two basic choices, encrypting email subjects and password time out settings. Overall this is a very simple webmail service, if you like easy to use no nonsense webmail with encryption that is useful to send email and nothing else you will feel at home, I would consider this webmail service if I had a business with a high turn over employee because I would not have to train people on how to send encrypted email and employees can’t waste their time in messengers and others non work related features that some email services have.

This encryption webmail service is still in beta release, at the moment it is free to use, I doubt it will be once it comes out of beta because someone needs to pay the bills. What is root directory of web server?

It is a specific directory on server in which the web contents are placed and can be seen by website visitors. The directories other that root may contain any sensitive data which administrator do not want visitors to see. Everything accessible by visitor on a website is placed in root directory. The visitor can not step out of root directory.

(dot dot slash) mean? Instructs the system to go one directory up. For example, we are at this location C: xx yy zz.

On typing., we would reach at C: xx yy. Again on typing., we would rech at C: xx.

Lets again go at locatio n C: xx yy zz. Now suppose we want to access a text file abc.txt placed in folder xx. We can type.. Two times would take us two directories up (that is to directory xx) where abc.txt is placed.

On windows and./ on UNIX like operating syatem. What is Directory Transversel attack? Directory Traversal is an HTTP exploit which allows attackers to access restricted directories and execute commands outside of the web server's root directory. The goal of this attack is to access sensitive files placed on web server by stepping out of the root directory using dot dot slash. The following example will make clear everything Visit this website vulnerable to directory transversal attack notification.php This webserver is running on UNIX like operating system.

There is a directory 'etc' on unix/linux which contains configration files of programs that run on system. Some of the files are passwd,shadow,profile,sbin placed in 'etc' directory. The file etc/passwd contain the login names of users and even passwords too. Lets try to access this file on webserver by stepping out of the root directory.

Carefully See the position of directories placed on the webserver. We do not know the actual names and contents of directories except 'etc' which is default name, So I have marked them as A,B,C,E or whatever.

We are in directory in F accessing the webpages of website. Lets type this in URL field and press enter This will search the directory 'etc' in F. But obviously, there is nothing like this in F, so it will return nothing Now type Now this will step up one directory (to directory E ) and look for 'etc' but again it will returnnothing. Now type http://www.chitkara.edu.in/chitkara/chitkarauniversity.php?page=././etc/passwd. After the scan the software will show you all of the data it has found on a detailed preview pane with statistics and it will offer to securely wipe it using US Department of Defense standards (DOD 5220.22-M), any wrongly classified data can be filtered out from future scans by marking it as ignore, if you need to have the data in your computer you don’t necessarily have to erase it and can use Identity Finder to encrypt it, the applications integrates with Windows Explorer creating context menu options for easy access. Longing for some change in your life?

Why not start with that boring old Windows XP logon screen? With the freeware LogonStudio, choosing another screen is a matter of two clicks. Alternately, you can design your own with a built-in editor. The first option is a lot easier.

About 30 cool screens are available on the WinCustomize site, and the program can randomly select one on every boot. Editing is less straightforward. You build or modify logon screens by tweaking parameters on a lengthy list of elements. So you might, for instance, change the FirstColor parameter of the Centre Panel element to a new shade of blue. This allows you to customize everything from background to letterings to buttons, but beginners will find the process quite confusing.

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