I say liao. All got virus. Even if you buy a legal keylogger (there are, by the way, but not sure in Singapore got sell or not), it also contains virus. The virus helps to log the keystrokes, if remove it, software will become useless.Originally posted by SoulFire21:prorat got virus de
an eye for an eye.Originally posted by Technomage:expected prorat have virus. u think hack program so good let u dl for freE?
The laws have always been there. Only recently the laws get highlighted, so seem a lot.Originally posted by Technomage:sianz i recently feel that singapore laws got alot. it probly happen since the aussie man tio hang incident
This question makes me wonder how RIAS track the downloaders. They always never say their source. I always think they did something illegal to get that info. If legal, why don't they say? Like as if people got tip them off.Originally posted by Technomage:now i download song also must think twice -_-
Then you are wrong. Pros also use them. Newbie hackers will leave tracks for you to discover that they have installed a keylogger. Pros would have covered up their tracks so completely that you need sophisicated software to find what happened.Originally posted by Simon Dean:only those newbie hacker and those 15 year old newbie kiddo hackers use keylogger
You are right. But there are still a minority who writes their own programs. They are proficient in both programming and spotting patterns. This minority are one of the top hackers around and professional ones too. Most professional ones use some sort of reverse engineering, but this minority will literally go through hundreds and hundreds pages to find out the loopholes in the software. And they are the ones whom we should look out for zero-day attacks.Originally posted by sohguanh:Nowadays there are so many tools out on the internet to help a so called hacker on his work. Gone were the days when so called hackers need to write their own program and debug and then test on the innocent victims on internet.
So my take is hackers nowadays are not so much on their programming genius but more on their searching and hunting and learning to use those written software and extend them to their best limits to reach their goal.
It is a different kind of achievement I would say. From a developer point of view, admire current crop of hackers of their sophistication in using software but definitely not their programming capability.
In all circumstances, both eras of hackers still hurt innocent victims hahahha...
you mean art of intrusionOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:By the way, even though pros are better than those script kiddies, they use less technology stuff to get their hands on everything they want.
One way is through social engineering. Most common form today will be the fake emails. The fake FBI/CIA email is one example.
To know more, go to the library and borrow The Art of Deception by Kevin Mitnick.
He has written two books, one is The Art of Deception, the other is The Art of Intrusion.Originally posted by Simon Dean:you mean art of intrusion
Never try before. But what you mean by convincing timeout page?Originally posted by targa2:the easiest way to get back a hotmail account password is by using one of those fake timeout page. Usually most people wont think twice when re-entering their user and pass, provided you have a very convincing timeout page.
Just ask anyone with basic html and CGI scripting skills to do it for u, if u want.
I used it once on my class and i got more than half of my classmate's password. Pretty cool, and most of them never realized. It's a pity it was in Sec 1 so all i found was pages and pages of chain mail, nothing interesting at all.
P.S. i wouldn't call this hacking, it's more like cracking. It's just too insulting to the hacking culture.