How to Hack A PC

In this tutorial I’ll show you how win spy software can bu used to hack computer accounts as facebook, yahoo etc. and control computer with remote access .

Overview

We’ll create remote file using software called Win Spy. Win Spy is powerfull hacking spy software that can records all type keystrokes , websites visited detail , summary, chatroom conversation, time spen on internet , loggin attempts…. also it can make remote file. When the target pc runs remote file all recorded data will be send to your email.

Resources

Win Spy – high quality remote spying software, I recommend to buy original pro version , price is $39.95 .It’s worth every penny.

Head to the Win-Spy website -CLICK HERE-

Here’s a list of kick-ass features that I wouldn’t have expected to see in this type of program:

* Folder Hider – Cool, now I can completely hide those *special* folders :)

* Clear Track – Allows you to easily clear Internet and Windows tracks on your computer. Brilliant.

* PC Tracking – Secretly sends information on the machines whereabouts if it’s stolen – can this get any better?

* Secure File Deletion – Boom. Say good bye to the evidence!

* Counter anti-spy software – i.e. this little baby will protect itself is someone is trying to find it!

And they aren’t even the newest features. Let’s look at what’s new :

Remotely deploy the software

Bundle the software into another install, or make it look like an Excel spreadsheet, Word document, Powerpoint or screensaver. Win-Spy will discreetly install in the background. OMG that’s cool.

Remote monitoring

Over the web, by email or FTP. You can view almost all activity while you’re away from your machine. And you can even be notified of events by SMS.

The major difficulties in using remote control software are firewalls and blocked ports, as well as NAT routing for local IP addresses. If you use Win-Spy Monitoring Software you don’t have to worry about firewalls: Win-Spy Monitoring Software will find a route to your partner.

How To Install Win Spy

Go to Win-Spy’s website (see Resources) and purchase and download the program. When asked where you would like to save Win-Spy, save the folder to your desktop.Choose and enter your user name and password when you are asked to do so. This is your login information from now on, so write it down. Type in your user name and password.

Restart your computer. Win-Spy will automatically launch on startup.Hold down the “Control,” “Shift” and “F12″ keys on your keyboard. This will launch the Win-Spy login page. Enter your user name and password to log in.

How To Use Win Spy To Hack

Create a file to send to the target PC via email. This file will install Win Spy on the remote PC, when the user opens the email message.

1) Go to Remote -> Remote Install

2) In the user box I’ll type targets name “Peter”

“Filename” is name of our remote file , it can be exe, ppt, scr or combine. In this example it’s Secretpicture.

“Email keylog To” filed is where you need to type your email address where keystrokes that the target types will be send. Not put the hotmail address because it doesn’t accept remote files, so always enter gmail address.

Click on “Create Remote File”

3)Remote file Secretpicture is succesfully created on Desktop. Now you need to send that file to the target pc . You can attach the file to an email message and send to the target email address.

Or you can archive it with win rar and upload it on uploading service as rapidshare. When the target runs Secretpicture file you’ll receive all recorded data on your email address.

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✔ Tips for a Total Online & Offline Security »

Whether you’re at work or at home, your computer probably contains documents with personal information such as client data or sensitive household records (budgeting spreadsheets and tax calculations). These are the files you’d prefer that a stranger not see if your computer were to be lost, stolen or accessed by hackers.
With the sudden rise in the Internet usage across the globe over the past few years, there has also been a rise in the amount of online scams and frauds. Today most of the Internet users are unaware of the most prevailing online threats which pose a real challenge for their safe Internet usage. As a result, Online Security has become a questionable factor for the most Internet users. However it is still possible to effectively combat online insecurity provided that the users are well aware of the common scams and frauds and know how to protect themselves. A study shows that over 91% of the Internet users are unaware of the online scams and are worried about their security. Well if you are one among those 91% then here is a list of 10 tips to ensure your total online & Offline security.

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1. Use a secure web browser. Internet Explorer is also (arguably) consistently the worst as far as computer security is concerned. Even its latest version IE7, still contains several vulnerabilities that are easily exploitable by hackers. Plus, its lack of add-on capability means that you cannot customize it with security enhancements. For these reasons, you should consider using browsers with better security performance ratings, such as Mozilla Firefox, Chrome or Opera.

2. Use a personal firewall. A firewall is a program that protects your computer from unauthorized access by filtering all information that comes through it. Windows comes with its own firewall, although some anti-virus programs may also have their own versions. You may adjust the setting from highly restrictive to highly permissive, but the default setting is recommended for optimal browsing. Whatever your choice, having a firewall running at all times is a must for safe system operation.

3. Always install a good antivirus software like Quickheal, Kaspersky, ESET Nod32, McAfee, BitDefender, avast!, Norton etc and keep it up-to-date. Also install a good anti-spyware to keep your PC away from spywares.. i recommend you to use anti-spyware softwares like Doctor,Windows Defender, Malwarebytes Anti Malware, Spy Sweeper etc.


4. Be responsible in choosing the sites you visit. Always visit known and trusted websites. If you are about to visit an unknown website, ensure that you do not click on suspectable links and banners.










Your web browser should show a little "Golden lock" symbol on the bottom. It is usually in the bottom right corner on most browsers. If the "Golden lock" is closed, then you are on a secure page. If the lock is open, then you are not.


5. Perform a Virus scan on the files / email attachments that you download before executing them.

6. Any external storage devices like Pen Drive are Most dangerous devices which allow viruses to get spread into the system very very easily.. So the solution is to Perform a virus scan of every external devices before executing them..... After scanning also if you are not sure then open 'My Computer' , Right-click on the external storage device and choose "Explore".

Never open any devices directly by double clicking or by using Enter Button.

7. Regularly Update your operating system and browser software. For a better security it is recommended that you surf the Internet through the latest version of your browser programs.


8. Never share your password (email, bank logins etc.) with any one for any reason. Choose a strong password (A blend of alphanumeric + special symbols) and change it regularly, eg. every 4-5 months. Avoid using easy-to-guess or Weak passwords. (eg. pet’s name or kid’s name)


9. Before you enter your password on any login page, ensure that you see https instead of http. ex. https://mail.google.com instead of http://mail.google.com . HTTPS protocol implements SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and provide better security than a normal HTTP. For more information on HTTPS and SSL see Know More About Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).


10. At the time of login please be sure you unchecked your 'Remember me' check box below user name & Password.
Beware of phishing emails! Do not respond to any email that request you to update your login details by clicking on a link in the body of the email. Such links can lead to dummy/ duplicate or Fake Login Pages (Spoofed Pages). Here is a one of the example of dummy Orkut login Page. This page is at ">> http://phone-orkut.blogspot.com/ <<" (If you click on this link, Please DON'T try to Login... your user name & password will get Hacked by that site owner)..


11. Always hit the logout button to close your login session rather than abruptly terminating the browser window. Also clear your web browser caches after every session to remove the temporary files stored in the memory and hard disk of your PC.


12. Avoid (Stop) using any public computers or computers in the Internet cafes to access any sensitive/confidential information. Also avoid such computers to login to your email/bank accounts. You cannot be sure if any spyware, keystroke-logger, password-sniffer and other malicious programs have not been installed on such a PC.

13. Ask yourself who you are actually giving your credit card information to. Very often when you go to pay through a website it actually takes you off their website to a credit card processing service. There are lots of these out there and some are more reliable and secure than others. Some of the more well known companies are PayPal and VeriSign.

14. Regularly create back-ups of your data. Sometimes, despite your best efforts, your computer might still become compromised or damaged beyond repair by malware. Just in case this happens, make sure you have back-up copies of the files you cannot afford to lose. Burn them onto CDs or store them on portable hard drives. This way, if you ever have to reformat your computer to rid it of a virus, your files will still be safe.


By following the above tips your online security can be guaranteed upto 90%. I hope this will help my readers for keeping themselves safe from any of the online insecurities.
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