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How To Crack and Hack Passwords? Here are a few ways by which hackers cull out their required information: 1. What good would a hacker certificate do anyway? Give you something to hang on you wall and show all your l33t script kiddie friends? Just make one yourself, they will never know the difference anyway. I don't know many companies that are going to be verifying a hacker certification either. February 13th, , PM 9. Let's see if I can help. If this place is passing itself off for a certifying entity I would suggest you - Look before you leap get bio on place and instructors Ask around for refs Don't pay a lot for a little.
Hope this helps. February 13th, , PM Page 1 of 3 1 2 3 Last Jump to page:. The time now is AM. Help Remember Me? Ping has many parameters and a list of parameters can be found by reading the man pages or if you are running Windows you can get help by simply typing ping at the DOS prompt. Well actually the Flood ping no longer works on most OS's as they have be updated. The following Ping command creates a giant datagram of the size for Ping.
It might hang the victim's computer. When you type hotmail. Or when you login to your Shell account and type the password then this password passes through a large number of computers before reaching the shell account server.
To find out the list of servers your password of the request passes through, you can use the tracert command. In Unix you can use the traceroute command. Again I got help by simply typing tracert at the DOS prompt. Lets take an example of tracing the path taken by a datagram to reach hotmail. To do this simply type the following command:.
Instead of Hotmail. Try tracert with different parameters and see what the result is. That is the best way to learn how this command works.
This is by far the most interesting hacking tool which gives some important information about your ISP. I got the following info:. By default, statistics are shown for TCP, UDP and IP; the -p option may be used to specify a subset of the default interval Redisplays selected statistics, pausing interval seconds between each display. If omitted, netstat will print the current configuration information once.
The -a parameter can be used to list the open ports on your computer and your IP address. I have explained it in the IP address section. Will display the Kernal Routing Information, ports open on your machine, your IP, the IP of the host you are connected to and also the port of the host to which you are connected to. If you are logged into your shell account and give the netstat command then it may give the IP addresses of all people who are logged into that server at that moment.
All these IP's are Dynamic of course. Another intersting command is the nbtstat command which too is a great tool to get excellent valuable info on a host your are connected to. For more info type nbtstat at the prompt. The above-mentioned command will allow the hacker to obtain a list of usernames, system names, and domains.
Arp and Route are really advanced comamnds which I do not think should be mentioned in a newbies manual. The translation is done only for outgoing IP packets, because this is when the IP header and the Ethernet header are created. IP address Ethernet address 1. How do you get a. Well you register with Network Solutions give them some money and you have your own domain name i. Now all people who register with Network Solutions have to fill a form in which they have to enter information like Name, Contact Information, Email Address, IP address and much more.
Now all this data or info is stored in a DataBase mentained by Network Solutions. You can perfom a query which is known as a Whois query and gather information on a particular domain or host. Say you want to find out the IP or the name of the person who owns the www. Well either you could go to Network Solutions site or internic. You have obtained the list of open ports by using some canned hacking tool. Now what do you do? Connect to each port of the remote server i. Now earlier I taught you a lame method of telnetting to a remote server.
Now lets get to an cool method of connecting to a remote computer. You are not a Hacker if you do not telnet like this:. Well this command is pretty much self explanatory. Telnet calls the telnet program, Hostname is the hostname or the IP of the remote server and is the open port of the remote server you want to connect to.
It all varies from Server to server. If you learn Port surfing then. OK get ready to explore the most common ports which are likely to be open on your ISP's servers. Port 23 is the default port to which Telnet connects to if the port number is not given. Generally when we are connected to Port 23 of the remote server then we are greeted by a Welcome Banner and then we are given the Login Prompt. Generally connecting to Port 23 also gives the Name of the OS running at the remote server which is invaluable in finding exploits as a particular exploit may work only if the remote computer is running the same combination of service and Operating System.
Basically connecting to Port 23 gives us the OS of the remote computer. But you can never be sure just maybe your ISP has installed a telnet server and is running Windows.
Ever wondered how it works? Now a server would be the computer you are connected to and the client would be you yourself. This basically is protocol popular for tranfering files from the server to the client or vis-a-versa. So we can say that FTP servers will allow you to download and also upload files. Well it is really a simple process of FTP'ing to your favourite site.
Infact Windows itself ships with a FTP client which is quite lame and I do not at all recommand it, but still what the heck. A daemon Banner would be something that either displays a welcome message and info on the OS or service running on the host you have FTP'ed to. A daemon banner gives us valuable info on the host we connect to. Just remmember that if we want to get root or break into a FTP server then we need to search for a hole we can exploit, and to search for a hole which we can exploit, we need to know the OS, the OS version and also the version on the FTP server running by the host.
This means that say there is a FTP server which has 2 versions, one that runs in Windows and the other that runs in Unix. If say the Unix version has a hole, then it is not necessary that the Windows version too would have the same hole.
A hole exists due to the combination of the Server running at the OS running at the host. The daemon banner is followed by the Password Prompt.
Something like the Following:. Now most FTP daemons are badly configured, well actually I should say the system administrators allow Guest or anonymous Logins. If you login through the Guest account, then it asks you for your email address, so that it can add to the server logs that you visited that site and used the FTP Daemon.
Here instead of your true email address, you can make one up in your mind, just remember to put the sign in between and of course no spaces. Anyway for those of who are die hard Microsoft fans or want to learn each and every thing in Windows, I will explain how this FTP Client is used. Actually this FTP program is quite powerful and it makes Hacking cool. This Windows FTP program may seem formidable to some at first sight. You may get something like the above on your screen.
Instead of typing Help you could also type? Now to get Help on individual Commands type the following:. Like say for example, I want to learn how to use the cd command what it does then I type the following:. This will get or download the text file with the name file. To download multiple files one cannot use the get command. The mget or the multiple gets command is used instead.
Say you want to upload a single file then you use the put command and to upload multiple files use the mput command. The Bye or Close commands are basically terminating commands. This is excellent to get info on the host's OS version and FTP daemon's version, so that you can search for it on the net.
For a single line description of each command use the help or the? I am assuming that your ISP's hostname is isp. There are 2 ways to start a FTP session. First way is to pass an argument along with the Ftp Command i. The second method involves firstly the launching of the FTP client and then using the Open command to connect to the host.
Fot more info on the open command type help open. In most cases after you have connected to the host i. Enter them. Anyway getting back to the uploading of the website. So to this use the lcd command. Voila you have just uploaded your own website by using a command line FTP program you have finally learnt to do without the GUI clients. You may say that all this stuff is stupid and you do not give a damn about uploading your site and want to learn how to break into FTP servers and steal passwords You see whenever you connect to a FTP server, any server for that matter, your IP is recorded in the Server log and when the system administartor finds that someone is downloading the passwords file, then I am pretty much sure that he would not be too pleased and you will find that the feds are fighting with the SS outside your house as to who gets to arrest you.
It is illegal to download password file which is not available to the normal public. Now don't get the wrong idea that I am against hacking or something, but what I want you guys to understand is that I do not want you guys to get caught, and like I said before, if U reading this manual then you do not know how to edit the server logs and how to hide your identity, how to erase all your tracks from the victim's server and how to create a backdoor to the server so that you can access it whenever you want.
There are various FTP servers with various versions. No FTP server is fully clean of bugs. There are so many bugs that even if I write a line of each it would become too loooooooong. But you can seacrh for FTP bugs by finding out the FTP version number and the OS running at the host and searching for the hole at the following sites:. Eudora or even Opera to send and receive mail. Have you ever wondered what exactly your favourite email client does? I will just give you an overview of what actually happens.
Now when you compose and mail and click on Send, then your email client locates the mail server that you specified during Configuration time or surfing Setup. Now at Port 25 a daemon is running which listens for connections. Now your email client connects to this daemon and sends mail. Most mail servers have Sendmail which is also known as the buggiest daemon on earth installed on the SMTP port.
Hotmail is running qmail. Now in the other case i. Once connected the POP3 daemon authenticates you i. Once authenticated, you can receive mail. This means that to send mail you need no user name and password but to receive mail you need a username and password. Recently Yahoo, once it started providing POP based mail, had developed this problem that the user could not send mail unless he had received mail i.
Here you are authenticated once you enter your user name and password at the login page. Sendmail daemons of web based mail servers too can be used to send mail without authentication. What is my mail server or which is the server I connect to send email. Now if you use the email service provided by your ISP then it is pretty simple to find out the mail server you connect to, to send and receive mail.
Now say your ISP's name is xyz and their domain is xyz. Then your mail server would most probably be mail. Instead of mail. The Sendmail daemon is a really interesting one which allows you to get root on a badly configured system and also allows you to send fake mail!!! Well to understand the concept of Fake Mail you need to be more through with Email Headers, So let me start by explaining what email Headers actually are. This brings me back to the subject of what exactly happens when you send a mail, now let me resume from what happens after the Sendmail Daemon has sent your mail.
Now say you live in Los Angeles and have sent an email to a friend in New York, so how does your email reach New York? Now once the Sendmail Daemon Has composed your mail then it will send the mail to the Server whose Domain name is the same as the domain name that you entered, In an email the Domain Name is the text after the sign. So your email may be first sent to the server of the company that provides Internet Backbone is your Country and from there it would be sent to the server is which your friend has an account, so your email travels through a number of Routers and Servers before reaching your friend's Inbox.
Now whatever Server an email has travelled through is recorded in the Headers of the Email, the entire path taken by the email and other valuable info is provided by Email Headers. To learn about how to see full headers in your fav email client browse the Help of your client. Now I will explain what exactly Headers Tell you. Now let's take an example header that I specially prepared for you guys.
Received: from mail2. This line can easily be forged, but let's stick to a the headers of a genuine email which has not been forged. This line also tells us the name of the ISP or the name of the company with which the sender has an email account with. The above line tells us that the email travelled from the server xyz. The text in the brackets after delhi1. The above header tells us that delhi1. Now within the brackets there is a date In this case 26OctAM this date is not the date at which the email passed through this server but the date represents when the Sendmail daemon was last configured or setup or upgraded.
The next line in the same header gives us the date at which the email passed through the server. By reading this header we already know that the mail originated at mail2. The mail server of name xyz.
My mail server then delivered the email to my account. Before the get on the easier to understand less important lines, I would like to discuss the Message ID line:. Now if you look at this line carefully then you would find that it gives out some very valuable info on the server at which the email was written and also some info on as to when the sender or his email client logged on to his mail server and sent this mail.
Now to further understand the above line, let's break it up into smaller pieces. So the above piece of gibberish can be rewritten as:. The number after the first dot i. You know that each this email was sent from mail2.
For each mail that a mail server sends, it logs details regarding info on sender, time etc etc. Now to distiguish between logs of two different emails, the unique Message ID is used.
So one gather more info on the sender of a particular email by contacting the system administrator of the mail server that the sender used to send the email with the Message ID. The next bit tells us that the mail server mail2. This tells us that the NickName of the person who has sent this mail is [Noname] and his mail address would be noname isp. The next line specifies the email address to which the mail was sent to. Well Hacking is about knowledge and knowledge can never be bad for you and the ability to read headers is quite useful when one has to trace Spammers or find out the person who mail bombed him.
Most newbies spend a lot of time Scanning for Internet hosts with Port 25 open and never bother to learn how to read headers. They do not know that Headers provide you with a list of mail servers which may allow you to send perfectly forged mail.
So take my advice and try to be as through with headers as you can, you are not a hacker if you are not able to read Email headers. Sending a forged email is quite simple and easy to understand, but you just need to apply a liitle bit of your brain to understand the various aspects of a perfect forged email and various applications of forging emails.
Now first let us see how one can send a forged email. Remember that earlier in this guide I had explained how an email is sent? Now let's log on to Port 25 of a mail server and see how the Sendmail daemon behaves and how we can send a forged mail. Open your fav Telnet client, my favourite is the one that ships with Windows anyway then telnet to Port 25 of the mail server. You will be welcomed by something that is called a daemon banner. Hacking Truth: A daemon banner is nothing but a welcome message that the host provides to the visitors.
But a daemon banner is not merely a unimportant welcome message. This is very imporant when we are looking for an exploit which we can use to break in or get root. The daemon banner tells us the host we are connected to is running Sendmail version 8. The number within the brackets give the date and time the Sendmail daemon was last configured or upgraded.
The date outside the brackets is the current date and time at the host. I am sure you must have got the hang of reading Headers and such info by now And if you get an error message instead of the Daemon banner then it means that the host you are trying to connect to has disabled public access to that mail.
Before I go on let's see what your email client does when it has connected to Port 25 and started communicating with the Sendmail daemon.
Now the email client sends so Sendmail commands that it knows beforehand and orders Sendmail to prepare a mail for such and such person which is supposed to be from such and such person and the body of the email is to be blah blah blah.
The morale of the story was that the email client uses Sendmail commands to give info such as Sender's email address, recepient's email address, the body of the email address etc etc to the Sendmail daemon, this means that the email client controls what info is to be given to Sendmail and wheather this info is to be true or not.
The above process of connecting to Port 25 of the mail server is not viewable to the user and occurs in the background. Hacking Truth: Outlook Express infact records all the commands that it issued to the mail server to send mails. Let's look at a typical Outlook Express Log file. The following is an excerpt:. Those of you who are already familiar with SMTP or Sendmail commands can pretty much make out how revealing this log file is and what kind of important info on the email sending activities of the user is reveals.
Express is recorded in this file. Deleting emails from the Sent folder of Outlook Express does not clean these logs. A well informed hacker would be no time be able to get a list of people to whom you have sent mails to. Well that is Microsoft for you!!! Well atleast the log file does not reveal the actualy body of the email.
And if you can't make head or tail or the above, then read on. Now that we have connected to Sendmail we are going to repeat the entire above process manually to send forged mail. You do not need to memorise or remember these SMTP commands in order to send forged mail. Whenever you have the slighest doubt or have forgotten the syntax or the command itself, then you can easily get help by simply typing 'Help' at the sendmail prompt.
On some systems typing '? NOTE: Whatever you type at the Sendmail prompt is not visible to you unless you enable the local echo option. To get help on individual commands you can try typing help followed by the commandname. For eaxmple typing. Eagle Eyed readers must have noticed that all messages from the server have a preceeding number, well you guessed it the numbers represent the kind of message following it.
For example, all help messages by default have the number Each kind of message that the server sends has a unique number associated with it. Before you go on I suggest you find out what each command does by typing help following by the command name and also if possible read the Unix man pages on Sendmail, they are quite good.
You will not be able to understand the next part if you do not know the syntax and use of each command. Do read the Sendmail help before reading further. Anyway let's move on. Now let's see I want to send myself an email at ankit bol. So I type the following, note that the text that I type has no preceeding number and the text which have a preceeding number is the response from the server I am connected to. Then I opened my Inbox and read through the Headers of the this email that I just forged.
The ankit. Now how can the following scenario be true when the email address that the message is coming from has the domain name:microsoft. Now why did Sendmail put ankit. So to remove this ankit. Instead of 'helo ankit. Now when I see the headers, I see that the headers have changed to:. But experienced hackers will definitely point out that the Message-Id part of the header says that. So he would write to postmaster delhi1. Most system administrators are really jumpy about their servers being used for purposes they were not meant for and will easily co operate with the comaplainer and you are caught.
Some ISP's are so cranky that if you are caught doing something like this, you will probably be kicked out of the use of their service. There is not solution to this problem. By that what I mean to say is that the victim can always send an email to the system administrator of the server shown by the Message ID line. But the forgery may look for more real if the Message ID line shows the mail server of the same domain name as the forged email address belongs to.
For example, say the forged email address is billgates microsoft. Now in the Mail from command, we can instead of providing an email address, provide something like root or. This way we can make the email seem to have come from the system administrator which then in turn can be utilised in fooling people into giving away their Internet Passwords.
Email forging CAN be used to steal passwords, one just needs a bit of intelligence and a great deal of luck. Now that you know how to read some basic headers, let's examine some more advanced headers which we receive from all emails sent to a mailing list.
When you see the full headers of an email that you received through a mailing list, you will find that the email headers are more advanced and difficult to understand. Let's take an example of to make things clearer. The following are the headers of a recent email that I received through my mailing list; programmingforhackers.
To: "programmingforhackers eGroups. This email header is lot different from the headers that we had examined earlier. It's not as difficult to understand this header, as it seems. Believe me, it is quite easy, once you ge the hang of it.
To examine this header, we will be going in the reverse order. This part of the header basically tells us that the mail was sent by ankit bol. It also tells us that replying to this email will send the message to the Group Owner of this mailing list. Same as the moderator of the list. How many times, have you seen lamers posting messages like: How can I unsubscribe from this list??? These so called Hackers are nothing but script kiddies who are so lame that it doesn't even stike them that seeing the email headers might help.
Wonder if they even know what Headers are. Most Mailing Lists Atleast Egroups and Onelist do attach information to the headers about the mailing list. This information includes the list name, the email address of the moderator and also the email address which is required to unsubscribe from the mailing list. This part of the email header also tells us that the sender i.
This line tells us that the mail was sent using the Sendmail Daemon 8. The bol. Hence it got into the header. Once the email was composed, the Sendmail daemon checks to which domain the email has to be sent. It found that the receipient was programmingforhackers egroups.
After the mail was composed, delhi1. At egroups the entire world has been divided into many parts and a unique different server handles mails coming from different parts of the world.
Then qg. And hey this machine would probably be behind a firewall, so no use Telnetting it. Hence at If you look at the next line,you will see that the IP of mta1 is given to be: If you have read this manual carefully then you would be able to say what kind of Network it is. If you can't, well, it is a Class B network.
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