Google Graph Calculator : Use Google as a Graphics Calculator

Having learned a lot about Google's power with Google dorks, this time we came up with something cool which Google again offers and can be damn useful, specially to those who work on graphs etc a a lot. This is one of the latest Google's feature.


Yeah, u guessed it right. Its just about a simple query which you can hit to get a graphical output and that too mathematically.  


So here we go. 


The first demo case i am writing for Engineers [ as i studied with them and then eventually got my stream apart from those]. Lets write a simple Sin(x) function.


Simple Functions


x/2, (x/3)^2

 

Trignometric Functions 

sin(x)+1/2 sin(2x)+2/3 sin(3x) 

 

Sin(x), Cos(x), Tan(x)

Exponential Function


(exp(x)-exp(-x))/2

There are many other operations which can give you some appropriate output as per your requirement.


And the best part lies in the fact that "You can zoom in and out and pan across the plane to explore the function in more detail. You can also draw multiple functions by separating them with commas, "This feature covers an extensive range of single variable functions including trigonometric, exponential, logarithmic and their compositions, and is available in modern browsers".


You can also use Google Chart API Calculator developed by Jon Winstanley. Here is the link : http://www.jonwinstanley.com/charts/

11:49 PM by Shubham Mittal · 0

How To Get Back Your Hacked Google Account

This is my official reply to all mails/comments/scraps/calls/messages asking me how to get back hacked Gmail/Orkut/Google Account. Everyone should read this no matter how safe you think you are!
As Google Account is a single account used across all Googles services like Gmail, Orkut, Blogger, Adsense, Checkout. etc, it can turn out to be our worst nightmare if it gets hacked!
Like many other online services Google tries to protect your account with secret question as well as optional secondary email address. But there is one more official option which only Google Provides!
Now lets go step-by-step…
                  

#1. Note Down the verification code.

  Whenever any account is registered with GOOGLE, it gives some confirmation messages and provide you a verification ID. Note down that verification id . If you are having that, recovering your account is just easy as burning a match stick.

#1. Trying “Forget Password” Option

I know this will not work in most cases, as options like forget password rely on secondary email address and security question, both of which can be easily changed once a account gets hacked. Still you should try atleast once as most password gets hacked by script kiddies and not by real hackers.
So go to Forget Password form first!

#2. What if “Forget Password” Option Fails

You can submit a form to Google in which you can provide details about your Google Account usage.
Details include information which most likely only real owner can provide. Here are few things for example…

• Last successful login date
• Account creation date
• Google products you used with this account and the date you started using each one
• Details about Orkut account (if you use Orkut)
• Details about Blogger account (if you use Blogger)

Now most important part is what they quoted on the form,

“Please answer each question as thoroughly and accurately as possible. If you’re not certain about some of the information, provide your closest estimate. Whether or not we can return your account depends on the strength and accuracy of your responses.”

So I will suggest following things…

• Your goal should be to give Google maximum & accurate data! So take your time and submit form with maximum amount of information possible. You can consult your trusted friends if you are not sure. As an example it could be Sam or Bob who invited you on orkut. If you are not sure call them up and ask it!
• Submit only one form! Yes this should be common sense. Do not submit multiple forms. A person who uses around 10-15 Google products asked me if he can submit multiple forms mentioning different Google products.
• Submit form from the place which you use most often to access your account like PC at home! Although they haven’t mentioned this explicitly, line above submit button says, “Please note that we need your IP address in order to resolve this issue. Your IP address will be captured automatically when you submit this form.”

Finally Contact Form is here!

#4. Another Bonus Option Added : Mobile Verification

Well for some advanced users, who come in category of TECH PEOPLE, google has incoporated a newest feature. they can evn register their mobile number with their particular account. However google will verify by sending the activation code on your Cell, and then wud ask you before regisering your number with your account. This is included inthe process so that no other user can get the Recovery Activation code on his cell phone.

To register your mobile with this process, Go to your Google Account Settings, Click on Change Password Recovery Options, And Then go for Adding Your Mobile with your account.

I advise everyone to have a look at this form and information it asks. You can prepare a document about secret info, may be in cell phone or pen down it on a paper. This will come handy if something goes wrong in future!
I guess I have offered my best possible help on the issue. It may or may not work but thats all I can do. So do not mail me asking to hack any account!

Update: If you don’t remember any detail required in the form or you just don’t get any reply from Google after submitting the form, please create a new account. There is no other option. Sorry. (October 26, 2010)

12:42 AM by Shubham Mittal · 0

How To Find Vulnerable Web Apps With Google : Web Application Hacking

Search engines index a huge number of web pages and other resources. Hackers can use these engines to make anonymous attacks, find easy victims, and gain the knowledge necessary to mount a powerful attack against a network. Search engines are dangerous largely because users are careless. Further, search engines can help hackers avoid identification. Search engines make discovering candidate machines almost effortless. Listed here are a few common hacks performed with http://www.google.com (which is our favorite search engine, but you can use one of your own choosing if you'd like, assuming it supports all the same features as Google).

To find unprotected /admin, /password, /mail directories and their content, search for the following keywords in http://www.google.com:

• "Index of /admin"
• "Index of /password"
• "Index of /mail"
• "Index of /" +banques +filetype:xls (for France)
• "Index of /" +passwd
• "Index of /" password.txt

To find password hint applications that are set up poorly, type the following in http://www.google.com (many of these enumerate users, give hints for passwords, or mail account passwords to an e-mail address you specify!):

• password hint
• password hint -email
• show password hint -email
• filetype:htaccess user

To find IIS/Apache web servers with FrontPage installed, type the following in http://www.google.com (run the encrypted password files through a password cracker and get access in minutes!):

• administrators.pwd index
• authors.pwd index
• service.pwd index
• allinurl:_vti_bin shtml.exe

To find the MRTG traffic analysis page for websites, type the following in http://www.google.com:

• inurl:mrtg

To get access to unprotected global.asa(x) files or to get juicy .NET information, type the following in http://www.google.com:

• filetype:config web (finds web.config)
• global.asax index (finds global.asax or global.asa)

To find improperly configured Outlook Web Access (OWA) servers, type the following in http://www.google.com:

• inurl:exchange inurl:finduser inurl:root

Be creative, the possibilities are endless. Enjoy hacking Enjoy Hackton.

8:08 AM by Shubham Mittal · 0

How To Byepass Capctha Word verification

 If you don't know what Captcha is ,It is an acronym for "Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart". Entering Captcha is very  annoying  for everyone.It used to safe from bots and Spammers .You can Bypass captcha in many waysThere are various firefox Plugins which can be used for bypass procees.Check this out


1.SkipScreen

skips unnecessary pages on sites like Rapidshare, Megaupload, zShare, Mediafire, and more. Try it out, or watch a demo at skipscreen.com.SkipScreen will be tenaciously maintained and improving all the time. Why Clickthrough ad-laden pages and wait for countdowns when your computer can do it for you?

Supported sites:
Rapidshare.com
zShare.net
MediaFire.com
Megaupload.com
 Sharebee.com
 Depositfiles.com
 Sendspace.com
 Divshare.com
 Linkbucks.com
 Uploaded.to
 Hotfiles.com
 4shared.com

many more...

Download It From here

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/11243/

 

10:36 PM by Shubham Mittal · 0

The Way On How To Search Google The Better Way

Type the following highlited words in google search box.

Google has several google operators that can help you find specific information, specific websites or inquire about the indexing of your own   site, below you will find the most important ones:   

Click on the example google trick, and You will be redirected to google.

define: - This google operator will find definitions for a certain term or  word over the Internet. Very useful when you come across a strange word when writing a post. I use this as a google dictionary. example : (define computer)

info: - The google info operator will list the sets of information that    Google has from a specific website (i.e. info:http://hack2007.50webs.com)

site: - This google operator can be used to see the number of indexed     pages on your site (i.e.site:www.hack2007.50webs.com).                  Alternative it can also be used to search for information inside a specific        site or class of sites.

link: - This google link operator allows you to find backlinks pointing         to your site. Unfortunately the count is not updated frequently and             not all backlinks are shown

allinurl: - Using this Google operator will limit the search to results         that contain the desired keywords on the URL structure. (i.e. allinurl:dailyblogtips)

fileformat: - Useful Google operator for finding specific file formats. Sometimes you know that the information you are looking for is likely to be contained in a PDF document or on a PowerPoint presentation, for instance. (i.e. “fileformat:.pdf market research” will search for PDF documents that contain the terms “market” and “research”)

Google trick -2 Top 10 Cool Google Search Tricks

well as we have gained enough knowledge regarding google operators, lets have a look at the following 10 cool google search tricks. Click on the example google trick, and You will be redirected to google.

1. Google trick to  search different file formats (keyword filetype:doc)
2. Google trick to search educational resources (keyword site:.edu) example (computer site:.edu)
3. Finding the time of any location (time romania)
4. Finding the weather of any location (boston weather)
5. Tracking commentary of live events (Olympic games Beijing 2008)
6. Using Google as a calculator (9 * 10)(143+234)(119-8)
7. Converting currencies (1 USD in INR)(10 US Dollars in Indian Rupee)
8. Find how many teaspoons are in a quarter cup (quarter cup in teaspoons)
9. how many seconds there are in a year (seconds in a year)
10. Tracking stocks (stocks:MSFT)
11. Finding faces (add imgtype=face to the URL)

google trick -3 Top Essential Google Search shortcuts

#1: Get Local Weather

Type: “weather [city name or zip/postal code]”                                                                     Example: “weather 500054″ or “weather boston”

#2: Check Flight Status

Google automagically pulls flight data from FlightStats.com. All you have to do is enter the flight number.                                                                                                                                                           Type: [flight name and/or number]                                                                                     Example: “bc254″ or “newyork21″

#3: Convert Distances

Type: “[value] [first distance unit] to [second distance unit]”                                              Example: “100 kilometers to miles”

#4: Find a Phone Number

Find a Person:

    Type: “[person’s name], [city or zip/postal code]”                                                           Example: “john smith, london”

Find a Business/store:

    Type: “[business name or type], [city or zip/postal code]”                                         Example: “book store, boston”

Google trick -4 :Google search trick for Rapidshare files search:

#1 site:rapidshare.com inurl:users "*"

#2 site:rapidshare.de inurl:users "*"

#3 site:rapidshare.com inurl:files "*"

#4 site:rapidshare.de inurl:files "*"

#5 site:rapidshare.com inurl:users (pass|password)

#6 site:rapidshare.de inurl:users (pass|password)

Suppose u need some info on ebooks. Then u can try following keyword to see all rapidshare folders having any hacking related thing in it

site:rapidshare.com inurl:users "ebooks"

10:31 PM by Shubham Mittal · 0

How to use Google.com as proxy server to surf blocked/banned websites?

Google language translator tool can surf and perform language translation on websites or articles. Ordinary people, like myself, will simply use it as a language translator, to translate a web page into English or mother-tongue.

But, you can also use the Google language tool as a proxy server to surf banned/black-listed web pages!

Of course, there are other language translators (e.g. Alta-Vista Babel Fish) to easily serve the same purpose. But, as I said just now, Google.com is less likely be banned/blocked by any proxy servers or firewalls in the Earth.

Though, this trick will be failed too if some smart proxy servers is used to scan the whole URL for prohibited string/keywords.

But, if you are going to use Google language translator as proxy server to surf blocked web pages in English, which is your mother-tongue or the only language you understand, you may feel disappointed. There is no English to English translation in the option menu.

DON’T WORRY. Just try to use “Spanish to English”, “French To English”, “German to English”, “Japanese To English”, etc, will do the job.

This trick will work, as a German web page will not be 100% written in German language. So, Google language translator will only convert the German words and statements to English, otherwise no conversion will be done!

For example, this is how I use the Google language translator tool to surf Playboy.com, torrentscan.com, torrentz.com, etc, in office with the damn squid proxy server. If you do able to see these black-listed sites, then Using Google language translator tool as second proxy server will work for your case!

Anyway, this trick is only works for text. The multimedia contents such as jpeg pictures, quicktime movie, real media files, etc, will not working (displaying).

Never mind, you can try with another Google Application tool called Google Wireless Transcoder.

This Google Application is developed to convert a normal web page into format that is optimized for rendering in WAP browser, such as those web browser in wireless PDA, 3G smart-phone (such as Nokia N95, Dopod C838P), etc.

Google Wireless Transcoder will download the target web page, including those jpeg pictures of the site, and reformat the web page layout for best viewing in mini web browser of smart-phones

6:26 AM by Shubham Mittal · 1

Google Offers Three New Paid Search Products

For all the PPC advertising lovers, Google has some good news for you.
At the recent SMX West conference, Google’s Nick Fox shared an insight into several of Google’s new PPC offerings. These include sitelinks, product extensions and comparison ads.
Search Engine Land has a great post explaining each of the products, so here is quick rundown:
Sitelinks
Allows advertisers to display up to four text links underneath an AdWords ad.

Google claims they have seen a 30-40% increase in CTR from the sitelinks.
Product Extensions
Allows advertisers to display specific products and product images under the AdWords ad.

Google chooses which products are displayed and are chosen from the advertisers Google Merchant Center accounts.
Comparison Ads
Allow consumers to compare multiple relevant offers such as mortgage rates from different lenders.

If a searcher finds a relevant offer, they can call the lender or request a quote. If requesting a quote, then Google sends the company a unique code to contact the user. Advertisers only pay if the users call the phone number in the ad or request a quote.
I wonder how long it will take for Bing and Yahoo! to release something similar.

11:05 AM by Shubham Mittal · 1

How To Perform Search Queries On Google Search Engine : Google Tricks

1. “Index of /admin”
2. “Index of /password”
3. “Index of /mail”
4. “Index of /” +passwd
5. “Index of /” +password.txt
6. “Index of /” +.htaccess
7. index of ftp +.mdb allinurl:/cgi-bin/ +mailto
8. administrators.pwd.index
9. authors.pwd.index
10. service.pwd.index
11. filetype:config web
12. gobal.asax index
13. allintitle: “index of/admin”
14. allintitle: “index of/root”
15. allintitle: sensitive filetype:doc
16. allintitle: restricted filetype :mail
17. allintitle: restricted filetype:doc site:gov
18. inurlasswd filetype:txt
19. inurl:admin filetype:db
20. inurl:iisadmin

21. inurl:”auth_user_file.txt”
22. inurl:”wwwroot/*.”
23. top secret site:mil
24. confidential site:mil
25. allinurl: winnt/system32/ (get cmd.exe)
26. allinurl:/bash_history
27. intitle:”Index of” .sh_history
28. intitle:”Index of” .bash_history
29. intitle:”index of” passwd
30. intitle:”index of” people.lst
31. intitle:”index of” pwd.db
32. intitle:”index of” etc/shadow
33. intitle:”index of” spwd
34. intitle:”index of” master.passwd
35. intitle:”index of” htpasswd
36. intitle:”index of” members OR accounts
37. intitle:”index of” user_carts OR user_cart
38. ALTERNATIVE INPUTS====================
39. _vti_inf.html
40. service.pwd
41. users.pwd
42. authors.pwd
43. administrators.pwd
44. shtml.dll
45. shtml.exe
46. fpcount.exe
47. default.asp
48. showcode.asp
49. sendmail.cfm
50. getFile.cfm
51. imagemap.exe
52. test.bat
53. msadcs.dll
54. htimage.exe
55. counter.exe
56. browser.inc
57. hello.bat
58. default.aspdvwssr.dll
59. cart32.exe
60. add.exe
61. index.jsp
62. SessionServlet
63. shtml.dll
64. index.cfm
65. page.cfm
66. shtml.exe
67. web_store.cgi
68. shop.cgi
69. upload.asp
70. default.asp
71. pbserver.dll
72. phf
73. test-cgi
74. finger
75. Count.cgi
76. jj
77. php.cgi
78. php
79. nph-test-cgi
80. handler
81. webdist.cgi
82. webgais
83. websendmail
84. faxsurvey
85. htmlscript
86. perl.exe
87. wwwboard.pl
88. www-sql
89. view-source
90. campas
91. aglimpse
92. glimpse
93. man.sh
94. AT-admin.cgi
95. AT-generate.cgi
96. filemail.pl
97. maillist.pl
98. info2www
99. files.pl
100. bnbform.cgi
101. survey.cgi
102. classifieds.cgi
103. wrap
104. cgiwrap
105. edit.pl
106. perl
107. names.nsf
108. webgais
109. dumpenv.pl
110. test.cgi
111. submit.cgi
112. guestbook.cgi
113. guestbook.pl
114. cachemgr.cgi
115. responder.cgi
116. perlshop.cgi
117. query
118. w3-msql
119. plusmail
120. htsearch
121. infosrch.cgi
122. publisher
123. ultraboard.cgi
124. db.cgi
125. formmail.cgi
126. allmanage.pl
127. ssi
128. adpassword.txt
129. redirect.cgi
130. cvsweb.cgi
131. login.jsp
132. dbconnect.inc
133. admin
134. htgrep
135. wais.pl
136. amadmin.pl
137. subscribe.pl
138. news.cgi
139. auctionweaver.pl
140. .htpasswd
141. acid_main.php
142. access.log
143. log.htm
144. log.html
145. log.txt
146. logfile
147. logfile.htm
148. logfile.html
149. logfile.txt
150. logger.html
151. stat.htm
152. stats.htm
153. stats.html
154. stats.txt
155. webaccess.htm
156. wwwstats.html
157. source.asp
158. perl
159. mailto.cgi
160. YaBB.pl
161. mailform.pl
162. cached_feed.cgi
163. global.cgi
164. Search.pl
165. build.cgi
166. common.php
167. show
168. global.inc
169. ad.cgi
170. WSFTP.LOG
171. index.html~
172. index.php~
173. index.html.bak
174. index.php.bak
175. print.cgi
176. register.cgi
177. webdriver
178. bbs_forum.cgi
179. mysql.class
180. sendmail.inc
181. CrazyWWWBoard.cgi
182. search.pl
183. way-board.cgi
184. webpage.cgi
185. pwd.dat
186. adcycle
187. post-query
188. help.cgi
189. /robots.txt
190. /admin.mdb
191. /shopping.mdb
192. /arg;
193. /stats/styles.css
194. /statshelp.htm
195. /favicon.ico
196. /stats/admin.mdb
197. /shopdbtest.asp
198. /cgi-bin/test.cgi
199. /cgi-bin/test.pl
200. /cgi-bin/env.cgi
201. /photos/protest/styles.css
202. http://hpcgi1.nifty.com/trino/ProxyJ/prxjdg.cgi
203. /cgi-bin/whereami.cgi
204. /shopping400.mdb
205. /cgi/test.cgi
206. /cgi-bin/test2.pl
207. /photos/protest/kingmarch_02.html
208. /chevy/index.htm
209. /cgi-bin/glocation.cgi
210. /cgi-bin/test2.cgi
211. /ccbill/glocation.cgi
212. /cgi-bin/styles.css
213. /shopping350.mdb
214. /cgi-bin/shopper.cgi
215. /shopadmin.asp
216. /news_2003-02-27.htm
217. /cgi-bin/whois.cgi
218. 3 /cgi-bin/calendar.pl
219. 3 /cgi-bin/calendar/calendar.pl
220. 3 /cgibin/styles.css
221. 3 /venem.htm
222. 2 /stats/www.newbauersflowers.com/stats/04-refers.htm
223. 2 /cgi-bin/where.pl
224. 2 /cgibin/shopper.cgi&TEMPLATE=ORDER.LOG
225. 2 /cgibin/recon.cgi
226. 2 /cgibin/test.cgi
227. 2 /WebShop/templates/styles.css
228. 2 /stats/shopping350.mdb
229. 2 /cgi-bin/mailform.cgi
230. 2 /cgi-bin/recon.cgi
231. 2 /chevy
232. 2 /cgi-bin/servinfo.cgi
233. 2 /acart2_0.mdb
234. 2 /cgi-bin/where.cgi
235. 2 /chevy/
236. 2 /stats/www.savethemall.net/stats/19-refers.htm
237. 2 /ccbill/secure/ccbill.log
238. 2 /cgi/recon.cgi
239. 2 /stats/www.gregoryflynn.com/chevy
240. 2 /ibill/glocation.cgi
241. 2 /ccbill/whereami.cgi
242. 2 /ibill/whereami.cgi
243. 2 /apps_trial.htm
244. 2 /cgi-bin/lancelot/recon.cgi
245. 2 /cgi-bin/DCShop/Orders/styles.css
246. 1 /cgi-bin/htmanage.cgi
247. 1 /stats/www.tysons.net/stats/05-refers.htm
248. 1 /cgi-bin/mastergate/add.cgi
249. 1 /cgi-bin/openjournal.cgi
250. 1 /cgi-bin/calendar/calendar_admin.pl
251. 1 /cgibin/ibill/count.cgi
252. 1 /cgi-bin/nbmember2.cgi
253. 1 /cgi-bin/mastergate/count.cgi
254. 1 /cgi-bin/mastergate/accountcreate.cgi
255. 1 /cgi-bin/ibill/accountcreate.cgi
256. 1 /cgibin/MasterGate2/count.cgi
257. 1 /cgi-bin/amadmin.pl
258. 1 /cgibin/mailform.cgi
259. 1 /cgibin/mastergate/count.cgi
260. 1 /cgibin/harvestor.cgi
261. 1 /cgibin/igate/count.cgi
262. 1 /WebShop
263. 1 /shopdisplaycategories.asp
264. 1 /cgi-bin/DCShop/Orders/orders.txt
265. 1 /cgi-bill/revshare/joinpage.cgi
266. 1 /stats/www.gregoryflynn.com/stats/19-refers.htm
267. 1 /cgi-local/DCShop/auth_data/styles.css
268. 1 /cgi-bin/add-passwd.cgi
269. 1 /cgi-bin/MasterGate/count.cgi
270. 1 /apps_shop.htm%20/comersus/database/comersus.mdb
271. 1 /data/verotellog.txt
272. 1 /epwd/ws_ftp.log
273. 1 /stats/www.dialacure.com/stats/16-refers.htm
274. 1 /cgi/MasterGate2/count.cgi
275. 1 /jump/rsn.tmus/skybox;sz=140×150;segment=all;resor=jackson;state= WY;sect=home;tile=8;ord=57019
276. 1 /wwii/styles.css
277. 1 /cgi-bin/admin.mdb
278. 1 /stats/www.gregoryflynn.com/stats/31-refers.htm
279. 1 /cgi-bin/ibill-tools/count.cgi
280. 1 /WebShop/templates/cc.txt
281. 1 /cgibin/ibill/accountcreate.cgi
282. 1 /cgi-bin/count.cgi
283. 1 /cgi-local/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
284. 1 /cgi/mastergate/count.cgi
285. 1 /cgi-bin/EuroDebit/addusr.pl
286. 1 /cgi-bin/dbm-passwd.cgi
287. 1 /cgi/igate/accountcreate.cgi
288. 1 /cgi-bin/store/Log_files/your_order.log
289. store/log_files/your_order.log
290. /cgi-bin/DCShop/Orders/orders.txt
291. /vpasp/shopdbtest.asp
292. /orders/checks.txt
293. /WebShop/logs
294. /ccbill/secure/ccbill.log
295. /scripts/cart32.exe
296. /cvv2.txt
297. /cart/shopdbtest.asp
298. /cgi-win/cart.pl
299. /shopdbtest.asp
300. /WebShop/logs/cc.txt
301. /cgi-local/cart.pl
302. /PDG_Cart/order.log
303. /config/datasources/expire.mdb
304. /cgi-bin/ezmall2000/mall2000.cgi?page=../mall_log_files/order.loghtml
305. /orders/orders.txt
306. /cgis/cart.pl
307. /webcart/carts
308. /cgi-bin/cart32.exe/cart32clientlist
309. /cgi/cart.pl
310. /comersus/database/comersus.mdb
311. /WebShop/templates/cc.txt
312. /Admin_files/order.log
313. /orders/mountain.cfg
314. /cgi-sys/cart.pl
315. /scripts/cart.pl
316. /htbin/cart.pl
317. /productcart/database/EIPC.mdb
318. /shoponline/fpdb/shop.mdb
319. /config/datasources/myorder.mdb
320. /PDG_Cart/shopper.conf
321. /shopping/database/metacart.mdb
322. /bin/cart.pl
323. /cgi-bin/cart32.ini
324. /database/comersus.mdb
325. /cgi-local/medstore/loadpage.cgi?user_id=id&file=data/orders.txt
326. /cgi-bin/store/Admin_files/myorderlog.txt
327. /cgi-bin/orders.txt
328. /cgi-bin/store/Admin_files/your_order.log
329. /test/test.txt
330. /fpdb/shop.mdb
331. /cgibin/shop/orders/orders.txt
332. /shopadmin1.asp
333. /cgi-bin/shop.cgi
334. /cgi-bin/commercesql/index.cgi?page=../admin/manager.cgi
335. /cgi-bin/PDG_cart/card.txt
336. /shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=order1.log
337. /store/shopdbtest.asp
338. /log_files/your_order.log
339. /_database/expire.mdb
340. /HyperStat/stat_what.log
341. /cgibin/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
342. /htbin/orders/orders.txt
343. /SHOP/shopadmin.asp
344. /index.cgi?page=../admin/files/order.log
345. /vpshop/shopadmin.asp
346. /webcart/config
347. /PDG/order.txt
348. /cgi-bin/shopper.cgi
349. /orders/order.log
350. /orders/db/zzzbizorders.log.html
351. /easylog/easylog.html
352. /cgi-bin/store/Log_files/your_order.log
353. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=shopping400.mdb
354. /comersus_message.asp?
355. /orders/import.txt
356. /htbin/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
357. /admin/html_lib.pl
358. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=myorder.txt
359. /cgi-bin/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
360. /cgi-bin/shop.pl/page=;cat%20shop.pl
361. /cgi-bin/shopper?search=action&keywords=dhenzuser%20&template=order.log
362. /HBill/htpasswd
363. /bin/shop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
364. /cgi-bin/cs/shopdbtest.asp
365. /mysql/shopping.mdb
366. /Catalog/config/datasources/Products.mdb
367. /trafficlog
368. /cgi/orders/orders.txt
369. /cgi-local/PDG_Cart/shopper.conf
370. /store/cgi-bin/Admin_files/expire.mdb
371. /derbyteccgi/shopper.cgi?key=SC7021&preadd=action&template=order.log
372. /derbyteccgi/shopper.cgi?search=action&keywords=moron&template=order.log
373. /cgi-bin/mc.txt
374. /cgi-bin/mall2000.cgi
375. /cgi-win/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
376. /cgi-bin/shopper.cgi?search=action&keywords=root%20&template=order.log
377. /store/commerce.cgi
378. /scripts/shop/orders/orders.txt
379. /product/shopping350.mdb
380. /super_stats/access_logs
381. /cgi-local/orders/orders.txt
382. /cgi-bin/PDG_Cart/mc.txt
383. /cgibin/cart32.exe
384. /cgi-bin/Shopper.exe?search=action&keywords=psiber%20&template=other/risinglogorder.log
385. /cgibin/password.txt
386. /Catalog/cart/carttrial.dat
387. /catalog/Admin/Admin.asp
388. /ecommerce/admin/user/admin.asp
389. /data/productcart/database/EIPC.mdb
390. /store/admin_files/commerce_user_lib.pl
391. /cgi-bin/store/index.cgi
392. /paynet.txt
393. /config/datasources/store/billing.mdb
394. /_database/shopping350.mdb
395. /cgi-bin/shopper.exe?search
396. /cgi/shop.pl/page=;cat%20shop.pl
397. /cgi-bin/store/Admin_files/orders.txt
398. /cgi-bin/store/commerce_user_lib.pl
399. /cgi-sys/pagelog.cgi
400. /cgi-sys/shop.pl/page=;cat%20shop.pl
401. /scripts/weblog
402. /fpdb/shopping400.mdb
403. /htbin/shop/orders/orders.txt
404. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=myorder.log
405. /cgi-bin/shopper.exe?search=action&keywords=psiber&template=order.log
406. /mall_log_files/
407. /cgi-bin/perlshop.cgi
408. /tienda/shopdbtest.asp
409. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=shopping.mdb
410. /cgi-bin/shopper.cgi?search=action&keywords=whinhall&template=order.log
411. /WebShop/logs/ck.log
412. /fpdb/shopping300.mdb
413. /mysql/store.mdb
414. /cgi-bin/store/Admin_files/commerce_user_lib.pl
415. /config.dat
416. /order/order.log
417. /commerce_user_lib.pl
418. /Admin_files/AuthorizeNet_user_lib.pl
419. /cvv2.asp
420. /cgi-bin/cart32/CART32-order.txt
421. /wwwlog
422. /cool-logs/mlog.html
423. /cgi-bin/pass/merchant.cgi.log
424. /cgi-local/pagelog.cgi
425. /cgi-bin/pagelog.cgi
426. /cgi-bin/orders/cc.txt
427. /cgis/shop/orders/orders.txt
428. /admin/admin_conf.pl
429. /cgi-bin/pdg_cart/order.log
430. /cgi/PDG_Cart/order.log
431. /Admin_files/ccelog.txt
432. /cgi-bin/orders/mc.txt
433. /cgi/cart32.exe
434. /ecommerce/admin/admin.asp
435. /scripts/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
436. /Catalog/config/datasources/Expire.mdb
437. /ecommerce/admin/shopdbtest.asp
438. /mysql/mystore.mdb
439. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=shopping.asp
440. /cgi-bin/commercesql/index.cgi?page=../admin/files/order.log
441. /cgi-bin/Count.cgi?df=callcard.dat
442. /logfiles/
443. /shopping/shopping350.mdb
444. /admin/configuration.pl
445. /cgis/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
446. /cgis/cart32.exe
447. /cgi-bin/dcshop.cgi
448. /cgi-win/shop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
449. /shopping400.mdb
450. /HBill/config
451. /cgi-bin/shop/index.cgi?page=../admin/files/order.log
452. /search=action&keywords=GSD%20&template=order.log
453. /WebCart/orders.txt
454. /PDG_Cart/authorizenets.txt
455. /cgi-bin/AnyForm2
456. /~gcw/cgi-bin/Count.cgi?df=callcard.dat
457. /cgi-bin/PDG_Cart/order.log
458. /expire.mdb
459. /logger/
460. /webcart-lite/orders/import.txt
461. /cgi-bin/commercesql/index.cgi?page=../admin/admin_conf.pl
462. /cgi-bin/PDG_Cart/shopper.conf
463. /cgi-bin/cart32.exe
464. /dc/orders/orders.txt
465. /cgi-local/DCShop/orders/orders.txt
466. /shop.pl/page=shop.cfg
467. /cgi-local/cart32.exe
468. /cgi-win/pagelog.cgi
469. /cgi-win/shop/orders/orders.txt
470. /cgibin/shopper.cgi?search=action&keywords=moron&template=order.csv
471. /cgi-sys/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
472. /cgi-bin/www-sql;;;
473. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=order.log
474. /scripts/orders/orders.txt
475. /cgi-local/shop.pl/shop.cfg
476. /search=action&keywords=cwtb%20&template=expire.mdb
477. /php/mylog.phtml
478. /config/datasources/shopping.mdb
479. /php-coolfile/action.php?action=edit&file=config.php
480. /cgi-bin/ezmall2000/mall2000.cgi
481. /cgi/DCShop/orders/orders.txt
482. /cgi-local/shop.pl
483. /cgis/DCShop/orders/orders.txt
484. /product/shopdbtest.asp
485. /ASP/cart/database/metacart.mdb
486. /cgi-bin/cgi-lib.pl
487. /cgi-bin/mailview.cgi?cmd=view&fldrname=inbox&select=1&html
488. /search=action&keywords=cwtb%20&template=order.log
489. /mysql/expire.mdb
490. /scripts/shop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
491. /cgi-bin/cart32/whatever-OUTPUT.txt
492. /Shopping%20Cart/shopdbtest.asp
493. /cgi/shop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
494. /shop/shopping350.mdb
495. /cgi-bin/store/Authorize_Net.pl
496. /scripts/DCShop/orders/orders.txt
497. /store/log_files/commerce_user_lib.pl
498. /shopping/shopadmin.asp
499. /cgi-bin/orderlog.txt
500. /cgi-bin/webcart/webcart.cgi?CONFIG=mountain&CHANGE=YES&NEXTPAGE=;cat%20../../webcart/system/orders/orders.txt|&CODE=PHOLD;;;
501. /cool-logs/mylog.html
502. /cgibin/shop.pl/page=;cat%20shop.pl
503. /htbin/shop.pl/page=;cat%20shop.pl
504. /cgi-win/orders/orders.txt
505. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=order1.txt
506. /SHOP/shopdbtest.asp
507. /cgi/pagelog.cgi
508. /php/mlog.phtml
509. /cgi-bin/shop/apdproducts.mdb
510. /htbin/shop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
511. /server%20logfile;;;
512. /database/metacart.mdb
513. /cgi-local/shop/orders/orders.txt

9:52 AM by Shubham Mittal · 4

How Do Google Servers Works

We’ve often wondered what kind of hardware the giant of the internet, Google, used to handle it’s data. They’ve recently revealed what their main workhorses are. It’s a custom motherboard made by Gigabyte with two processors, and eight RAM slots.

The main point of interest on these is the fact that each server and piece of network equipment has it’s own battery backup. This may add a little money in the initial cost of the unit, but apparently it is a much more efficient way of handling power. Be sure to click over to the site and check out the shipping container setup that they use. Each container has 1,160 servers. They aren’t the only ones using this method. Microsoft has adopted it for their newer facilities and Sun has done some extensive testing on how these portable facilities handle earthquakes. You can see the quake test after the break.

3:36 AM by Shubham Mittal · 0

Vulnerability In Google Authentication Services

There is a vulnerability in the way Google authentication service works. Whenever you login to any of the Google’s online services like GMail, Orkut, Groups, Docs, Youtube, Calendar etc., you are redirected to an authentication server which authenticates against the entered username and password and redirect back to the required service (GMail, Youtube etc.) setting the session variables.

Now, if you are able to grab the url used to set the session variables, you can login as the user to whom that url belongs from any machine on the Internet (need not be the machine belonging to the same subnet) without entering the username and password of the user.

The proxy servers in the organizations can be used to exploit this vulnerability. Squid is the most popular proxy server used. In the default configuration, squid strips the query terms of a url before logging. So, this vulnerability can’t be exploited. But if you turn off the stripping mechanism by adding the line shown below, then squid will log the complete url.

strip_query_terms off

So, after turning stripping mechanism off, the log will contain urls which will look like this

http://www.google.co.in/accounts/SetSID?ssdc=1&sidt=Q5UrfB0BAAA%3D.oHVGErODzffQ%2Bms%2FOKfk53g5naReDKehRNHOBsmJlBu3VTNXjF03SbgX%2FVEEhmImhR4mlu5IAAjM%2BdbuXvMMSIb0oU8IGCYpnLcSNkbCIrG%2BQnm81YmX5%2Brcrq7U6Qx65%2F1yaQ2NzgmKD94jg0Iw13iXDen3qD5qn6L%2FhmmYWwTrcOeuTzGbO%2BAehpjEU3mrWapRafaq3b4kxyigJ68s8QrGQqZTINNE%2Bs%2BoIkZWmGt5kNzoT8fkVAsWJeu3CKFkxj4oVMngeDvpwb1nyFpsJCltOzmAr46fTxVJSpvQdx0%3D.BMLtjUdIDCcuszktZSvYzA%3D%3D&continue=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.orkut.com%2FRedirLogin.aspx%3Fmsg%3D0%26ts%3D1226148773097%3A1226148773386%3A1226148774868%26auth%3DDQAAAIcAAAC1pPE1QT4chKgrU4B3oyKZrQRkEVPtYlclpESQoXV_d9x9gdoe75Z0hfJ_22Pn5tVMR7j-uV5YCps3NB48L0bFlDeX-4PGHVT6Loztp_ru3tAy_gxDa9_YAEbz4d9CO4wD2VTKtzax9zvpGgrnJVZQfoWPkkIomUmxDtVGoH7g3fA3UjS0vdBJ2PJtgFMElso

Replace .co.in with your tld specific to your country. If you paste this url in any browser, it’ll directly log you in and you can do whatever you want to that account. Remember that all such urls remains valid only for two minutes. So, if you use that url after two minutes, it’ll lead nowhere.

At the time of writing this post Orkut, Google Docs, Google Calendar, Google Books and Youtube are vulnerable.

So, make sure your squid has stripping mechanism turned on and your squid server is properly firewalled.

You can watch the Video proof for Orkut on Blip.tv, Youtube.

10:51 AM by Shubham Mittal · 0

Queries That Locate Specific and Esoteric Server Versions

Queries That Locate Specific and Esoteric Server Versions

“Apache/1.3.12 (Unix) mod_fastcgi/2.2.12 mod_dyntag/1.0 mod_advert/1.12
mod_czech/3.1.1b2” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.12 (Unix) mod_fastcgi/2.2.4 secured_by_Raven/1.5.0”
intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.12 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.6.6 OpenSSL/0.9.5a” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.12 Cobalt (Unix) Resin/2.0.5 StoreSense-Bridge/1.3
ApacheJServ/1.1.1 mod_ssl/2.6.4 OpenSSL/0.9.5a mod_auth_pam/1.0a
FrontPage/4.0.4.3 mod_perl/1.24” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.14 - PHP4.02 - Iprotect 1.6 CWIE (Unix) mod_fastcgi/2.2.12
PHP/4.0.3pl1” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.14 Ben-SSL/1.41 (Unix) mod_throttle/2.11 mod_perl/1.24_01
PHP/4.0.3pl1 FrontPage/4.0.4.3 rus/PL30.0” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.20 (Win32)” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.20 Sun Cobalt (Unix) PHP/4.0.3pl1 mod_auth_pam_external/0.1
FrontPage/4.0.4.3 mod_perl/1.25” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.20 Sun Cobalt (Unix) PHP/4.0.4 mod_auth_pam_external/0.1
FrontPage/4.0.4.3 mod_ssl/2.8.4 OpenSSL/0.9.6b mod_perl/1.25”
intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.20 Sun Cobalt (Unix) PHP/4.0.6 mod_ssl/2.8.4 OpenSSL/0.9.6
FrontPage/5.0.2.2510 mod_perl/1.26” intitle:index.of
www.syngress.com
Google Hacking Basics • Chapter 3 107
Continued
Table 3.2 Locating Specific and Esoteric Server Versions
Queries That Locate Specific and Esoteric Server Versions
“Apache/1.3.20 Sun Cobalt (Unix) mod_ssl/2.8.4 OpenSSL/0.9.6b PHP/4.0.3pl1
mod_auth_pam_external/0.1 FrontPage/4.0.4.3 mod_perl/1.25”
intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.20 Sun Cobalt (Unix) mod_ssl/2.8.4 OpenSSL/0.9.6b PHP/4.0.3pl1
mod_fastcgi/2.2.8 mod_auth_pam_external/0.1 mod_perl/1.25”
intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.20 Sun Cobalt (Unix) mod_ssl/2.8.4 OpenSSL/0.9.6b PHP/4.0.4
mod_auth_pam_external/0.1 mod_perl/1.25” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.20 Sun Cobalt (Unix) mod_ssl/2.8.4 OpenSSL/0.9.6b PHP/4.0.6
mod_auth_pam_external/0.1 FrontPage/4.0.4.3 mod_perl/1.25”
intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.20 Sun Cobalt (Unix) mod_ssl/2.8.4 OpenSSL/0.9.6b
mod_auth_pam_external/0.1 mod_perl/1.25” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.26 (Unix) Debian GNU/Linux PHP/4.1.2 mod_dtcl” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.26 (Unix) PHP/4.2.2” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.26 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.8.9 OpenSSL/0.9.6b” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.26 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.8.9 OpenSSL/0.9.7” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.26+PH” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.27 (Darwin)” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.27 (Unix) mod_log_bytes/1.2 mod_bwlimited/1.0 PHP/4.3.1
FrontPage/5.0.2.2510 mod_ssl/2.8.12 OpenSSL/0.9.6b” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.27 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.8.11 OpenSSL/0.9.6g FrontPage/5.0.2.2510
mod_gzip/1.3.26 PHP/4.1.2 mod_throttle/3.1.2” intitle:index.of

4:15 AM by Shubham Mittal · 0

List Of Servers With Directory Listings (For Making Queries)

Here is the great Listing of Servers with Directory Listing U guys cn use in order to find Out Specific Softwares, files Etc...

Directory Listing of Web Servers
“AnWeb/1.42h” intitle:index.of
“Apache Tomcat/” intitle:index.of
“Apache-AdvancedExtranetServer/” intitle:index.of
“Apache/df-exts” intitle:index.of
“Apache/” “server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/AmEuro” intitle:index.of
“Apache/Blast” intitle:index.of
“Apache/WWW” intitle:index.of
“Apache/df-exts” intitle:index.of


“CERN httpd 3.0B (VAX VMS)” intitle:index.of
fitweb-wwws * server at intitle:index.of
“HP Apache-based Web “Server/1.3.26” intitle:index.of
“HP Apache-based Web “Server/1.3.27 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.8.11
OpenSSL/0.9.6g” intitle:index.of
“httpd+ssl/kttd” * server at intitle:index.of
“JRun Web Server” intitle:index.of
“MaXX/3.1” intitle:index.of
“Microsoft-IIS/* server at” intitle:index.of
“Microsoft-IIS/4.0” intitle:index.of
“Microsoft-IIS/5.0 server at” intitle:index.of
“Microsoft-IIS/6.0” intitle:index.of
“OmniHTTPd/2.10” intitle:index.of
“OpenSA/1.0.4” intitle:index.of
“Oracle HTTP Server Powered by Apache” intitle:index.of
“Red Hat Secure/2.0” intitle:index.of
“Red Hat Secure/3.0 server at” intitle:index.of
SEDWebserver * server +at intitle:index.of
Figure C.2 Directory Listings of Apache Versions
Queries That Locate Apache Versions Through Directory Listings
“Apache/1.0” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.1” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.2” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.2.0 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.2.4 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.2.6 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.0 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.2 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.1 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.1.1 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.3 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.4 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.6 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.9 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.11 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.12 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.14 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.17 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.19 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.20 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.22 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.23 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.24 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.26 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.27 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.27-fil” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.28 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.29 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.31 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/1.3.35 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.32 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.35 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.36 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.39 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.40 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.42 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.43 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.44 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.45 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.46 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.47 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.48 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.49 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.49a server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.50 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.51 server at” intitle:index.of
“Apache/2.0.52 server at” intitle:index.of

Thats it...

4:12 AM by Shubham Mittal · 1

How To Findout Who is invisble in Gtalk

Many people already blogged about this article. I made the same experiment. It works.
If you want to find say xyz@gmail.com is invisible or not.
Open your gtalk app and type this email address in top search textbox

Click the profile, it opens in new window as usual

Click on the down arrow button in the top right corner of the window, and you can see Go off the record link there.

And type any chat, say “hi”

You will get a red text showing the “person is offline , can’t receive the message right now ” implies the person is offline

(The above pic shows user is actually offline)

If this message does not appear, it means the user is invisible

(The above picture shows user is invisible- since no warning message in red color)

To know more about gmail and gmail chat visit my post series

http://www.sajithmr.com/series/gmail-architecture/

Regards

9:34 PM by Shubham Mittal · 0

Google PDF Viewer Free Download for Better Search results

Google's PDF viewer is now integrated with Google's search results, replacing the "view as HTML" option. Google converts PDF files into PNG images, but the files are still searchable and you can copy some of their content.

Download It Here

9:52 PM by Shubham Mittal · 0

Free Download Google hacks : Tool For hacking :

Google Hack is a compilation of carefully crafted google searches that exposes Novel Functionality from Google Search And maps Services.
You can use it to view a timeline of your search results, view a ma, search for music, search for music, search for books, or other specific kind of searches...
The main feature of this program is that you guys can use google as a proxy by this software.




Download it Here...

Google Hacks 1.3 u3g- http://googlehacks.googlecode.com/files/Google%20Hacks1.6.u3p

Google Hacks 1.3 MAC DMG- http://googlehacks.googlecode.com/files/GoogleHacks%201.6.dmg

Google Hacks 1.3 LINUX- http://googlehacks.googlecode.com/files/GoogleHacks1.6.tar.gz

Google Hacks 1.3 MAC BIN CLASSIC- http://googlehacks.googlecode.com/files/Google%20Hacks%201.6%20%28Classic%29.bin

Google Hacks 1.3 MAC BIN- http://googlehacks.googlecode.com/files/Google%20Hacks%201.6.bin

Google Hacks 1.3 SOURCE- http://googlehacks.googlecode.com/files/Google%20Hacks%201.6%20Source.zip

Google Hacks 1.3 ZIP- http://googlehacks.googlecode.com/files/Google%20Hacks%201.6.zip

Google Hacks 1.3 Windows- http://googlehacks.googlecode.com/files/GoogleHacksSetup1.6.exe

10:53 PM by Shubham Mittal · 0

Increase Your Google Page rank instantly - Learn latest Computer And Mobile Hacking tricks

Here Is the way and sum quite and secret tips on how to increase your google page rank many fold within a very short time.
here v go with them, do read carefully and comment as well if any doubt comes to your mind.

• Exchange Links. You want to exchange links with other websites or blogs that have similar content as yours. You contact a site and ask if they would like to display your link information, and in exchange you will display theirs. We have done this on our site with over 3,500 different sites and it was worked wonderfully for us. We basically exchange with everybody, but that is because our site handles a variety of topics. Find sites to exchange links with and contact them. The more links you have, the better off you will.
• One Way Links. Unlike a link exchange where two sites link to each other, a one way link is just what it sounds like. It is a link from a web site or blog that only links to you, however you are not required to link back to them. A good way to achieve this is to create them. There are a number of advertising websites out there that allow you to post an ad for free. Craigslist, AdPost and Indocquent are just a few Post your link information to them all. These are your one way links. One way links carry more weight in the Google algorithm them swapped links. However, combining the two will increase it that much more.
• More One Way Links. Another great way to get one way links is to partake in online discussions. For instance we publish all kinds of articles related to a variety of topics on our website. A feature that we recently implemented was allowing readers to comment on the article. This is a great area to comment on the article and leave a link to your website or blog. The comment never expires and if what you write is well thought out and helpful to other readers, they may just click on it to visit what you are promoting.
• Father Time. Time is your best friend and your enemy here. Although it has never been confirmed, rumor has it that the Google algorithm includes a system check in there for the length of time your web site or blog has been around. With good reason if you think about it. Thousands of website are created daily, many disappear after a month. It would be a strain on Google`s indexing system to constantly weed out these sites that never make it. Therefore, the longer a site has been around the favorably it is looked upon. So as you can see time is your friend if your site has been around awhile, and your enemy if it is fairly new.

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11:19 PM by Shubham Mittal · 0

Why Is Apple More Valuable Than Google

Now that Apple has once again passed Google in market value, can the consumer-electronics maker maintain its lead?

While Apple's capitalization has risen above that of Google for short bursts in the past, it has remained higher since July 22. As of Aug. 11, Apple was worth $145.87 billion, compared with Google's $143.40 billion. This could be a momentary shift in Wall Street's whims -- like when Cisco Systems briefly surpassed Microsoft Relevant Products/Services to become the world's most valuable company in 2000.


More likely, Apple has more solidly unseated Google as tech's No. 2 powerhouse and is now on track to one day challenge Microsoft for the crown. While both Apple and Google are likely to remain highly valuable in the coming years, there's reason to believe that Apple may outshine Google in the eyes of investors.

Dedicated Apple Customers

Google has an incomparably profitable Web-search operation, but it incurs losses in scores of other businesses. Apple, on the other hand, makes money on everything it does -- even the music and applications sold in an effort to get people to buy the hardware Relevant Products/Services devices that are its true business.

And Apple has far more room to grow based on its core businesses. While Google gets about 70 percent of the revenue from the $14 billion online advertising business, Apple has well under 10 percent of the computer business, and about 8 percent of cell-phone revenue.

What's more, Apple's profit machine may be more protected from competition than Google's. As Google executives are quick to tell antitrust regulators, consumers are just clicks away from switching search engines. But Apple has its fingers all but sewn into the wallets and purses of the millions of people who have purchased billions of songs and almost 2 billion iPhone applications from the AppStore. More than 75 million people have credit cards on file with Apple, and have invested to build libraries of songs, movies, and applications. The more they spend, the less likely they are to jump ship to other products.

Apple Eyeing Tablet PCs

It's not hard to envision ways for Apple to grab a larger slice of consumer spending. For all of its success in digital music -- it long ago passed Wal-Mart to become the world's leading distributor of music -- still only about 30 percent of music is sold via iTunes. And with thousands of new apps showing up in the App Store, the reasons to buy an iPhone or iPod Touch -- say, to use it as a GPS navigation system, as a level, or for making bank deposits -- are expanding. And if rumors pan out that future versions of iTunes will incorporate more social networking, it will be even easier for Facebook and Twitter users to recommend Apps to friends.

10:25 AM by Shubham Mittal · 0

Send Exe file Through Gmail - Learn Latest Computer And Mobile Hacking Tricks

* Open your My computer or explorer window.On the top menu beside file,edit and view,you can find tools.Now go to folder options in it.A window will pop up.
* In the window click on the view tab.Now find Hide extensions for known file types and uncheck it.Now click Ok.

* Go to the .exe file or some other file which is to be sent over the Gmail.
* Now change the file extension of the file to other extensions which Gmail allows like .jpeg or .GIF [For e.g If the file hdd.exe is to be sent,rename it to hdd.jpeg] and send the file.If you have a large file,do the above steps and then Zip it.You cant send just by zipping , as gmail scans extensions in zip files also.
* At the recievers end,after downloading the file,ask them to get it renamed again to the original file extension.

6:35 AM by Shubham Mittal · 0

Include Read MOre Links In Blogger Posts | How To Write expandable Blogger Posts - Learn Latest Computer And Mobile Hacking Tricks

1. Increasing my blog loading speed. Besides setting my blog reading to 2 posts per page, this is useful to boost your blog speed as well.
2. Let my readers choose what post they would like to read. I can't stand reading extremely long post and I know not everyone likes rubbish talk. Let them read if they want by clicking Read More. :)

Adding "Read More" is easy in Wordpress but not in Blogspot. I have followed many guides from different bloggers and I discovered this one really easy and it works. Are you ready for it? Let's go on.


1. Go Layout-> Edit Html and search(CTRL+F) for </head> and add the code below before it.
<style>

<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == "item"'>

span.fullpost {display:inline;}

<b:else/>

span.fullpost {display:none;}

</b:if>

</style>
2. Expand Widget Templates and Replace the code below with <data:post.body/>

<div class='post-body'>

<p><data:post.body/>

<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType != "item"'>

<a expr:href='data:post.url'>(Read more inside ..)</a>

</b:if></p>

<div style='clear: both;'/> <!-- clear for photos floats -->

</div>
3. Go Settings then Formatting then Post Template

Add the below and save.
<span class="fullpost""></span>

For every post you want to add Read More, simply put the rest of the post within the <span class="fullpost""></span> in Edit Html.

6:02 AM by Shubham Mittal · 0

Create Your Own Instant Messenger (Yahoo, Gmail, Msn, etc.) - Learn Latest Computer And Mobile Hacking Tricks

To get started, all you need to know are some very basic programming skills (any language would do) and web space to host your “bot”.

For this example, I have created a dummy bot called “insecure” that listens to your IM messages. To see this live, add insecure@bot.im to your GTalk buddy list and start chatting.




If you like to write a personal IM bot, just follow these simple steps:-

Step 1: Go to www.imified.com and register a new account with a bot.

Step 2: Now it’s time to create a bot which is actually a simple script that resides on your public web server.
It could be in PHP, Perl, Python or any other language.

Example Hello World bot:
The example below illustrates just how easy it is to create a bot.
This example is coded in PHP.

switch ($_REQUEST['step']) {
case 1:
echo "Hi, what's your name?";
break;
case 2:
echo "Hi " . $_REQUEST['value1'] . ", where do you live?";
break;
case 3:
echo "Well, welcome to this hello world bot, " . $_REQUEST['value1'] . "
from " . $_REQUEST['value2'] . ".";
break;
}

?>

Step 3: Once your script is ready, put it somewhere on your web server and copy the full URL to the clipboard.

Step 4: Now login to your imified account, paste the script URL

Screen Name: insecure@bot.im
Bot Script URL: http://www.insecure.in/imbot.php

Step 5: Add that im bot your friends list. That’s it.

This is a very basic bot but the possibilities are endless.

For instance, you could write a bot that will send an email to all your close friends via a simple IM message. Or you could write one that will does currency conversion.

5:53 AM by Shubham Mittal · 0