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H4CK3R : a Beginner's Guide 2016 H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide 2016 Page 1 H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide 2016 “KNOWLEDGE iS FREE” www.facebook.com/H4CK3RTHEBOOK THE HACKING SAGE : ETHICAL HACKING & IT SECURITY Facebook.com/thehackingsage | Twitter.com/thehackingsage | Instagram.com/thehackingsage Page 2 H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide 2016 H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide www.facebook.com/H4CK3RTHEBOOK THE HACKiNG SAGE : Ethical Hacking & IT Security Contact US : +919919605516 (WhatsApp) Facebook : www.facebook.com/thehackingsage Twitter : www.twitter.com/thehackingsage Instagram : www.instagram.com/thehackingsage For More, Log On : www.thehackingsagerises.blogspot.com Page 3 H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide 2016 Legal Disclaimer : The information provided in this eBook “H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide” is to be used for educational purposes only. The author holds no responsibility for any misuse of the information provided. This book is totally meant for providing information on "Ethical Hacking”. While Using This Book And Reading Various Hacking Tutorials, You Agree To Follow The Below Mentioned Terms & Conditions : All The Information Provided In This Book Is For Educational Purposes Only. The Book Author Is No Way Responsible For Any Misuse Of The Information. "H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide” Is Just A Term That Represents The Name Of The Book And Is Not A Book That Provides Any Illegal Information. “H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide” Is A Book Related To Computer Security And Not A Book That Promotes Hacking/Cracking/Software Piracy. This Book Is Totally Meant For Providing Information On "Computer Security”, "Computer Programming” And Other Related Topics And Is No Way Related Towards The Terms "Cracking” Or "Hacking” (Unethical). Few Articles (Tutorials) In This Book May Contain The Information Related To "Hacking Passwords” Or "Hacking Email Accounts” (Or Similar Terms). These Are Not The Guides Of Hacking. They Only Provide Information About The Legal Ways Of Retrieving The Passwords. You Shall Not Misuse The Information To Gain Unauthorized Access. However You May Try Out These Hacks On Your Own Computer At Your Own Risk. Performing Hack Attempts (Without Permission) On Computers That You Do Not Own Is Illegal. The Virus Creation Section In This Book Provides Demonstration On Coding Simple Viruses Using High Level Programming Languages. These Viruses Are Simple Ones And Cause No Serious Damage To The Computer. However We Strongly Insist That These Information Shall Only Be Used To Expand Programming Knowledge And Not For Causing Malicious Attacks. All The Information In This Book Is Meant For Developing Hacker Defense Attitude Among The Readers And Help Preventing The Hack Attacks. “H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide” Insists That This Information Shall Not Be Used For Causing Any Kind Of Damage Directly Or Indirectly. However You May Try These Codes On Your Own Computer At Your Own Risk. The Word "Hack” Or "Hacking” That Is Used In This Book Shall Be Regarded As "Ethical Hack” Or "Ethical Hacking” Respectively. & We Believe Only In White Hat Hacking. On The Other Hand We Condemn Black Hat Hacking. Most Of The Information Provided In This Book Are Simple Computer Tricks (May Be Called By The Name Hacks) And Are No Way Related To The Term Hacking & Some Of The Tricks Provided By Us May No Longer Work Due To Fixture In The Bugs That Enabled The Exploits. We Are Not Responsible For Any Direct Or Indirect Damage Caused Due To The Usage Of The Hacks Provided In The Book.. Page 4 H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide 2016 Acknowledgements : “For Any Successful Work, It Owes To Thank Many” Book "H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide” Is Tremendously Complex To Write, Particularly Without Support Of The Almighty GOD. I Express Heartfelt Credit To My Parents Without Them I Have No Existence. I Am More Than Ever Thankful To Google & Thankful To All Hacking Sites & Blogs For The Inspiration Which I Got For Learning Hacking And Getting Such Great Opportunity To Write The Book. I Am Also Thankful To My Sister Mahi & My Friends To Helped Me To Complete This Book.. Specially Thanks To & My BFF Sumedha & Thanks To Eminem, Lil Wayne, Naruto & Goku.. Taught Me To Never Give Up.. :) To Finish, I Am Thankful To You Also As You Are Reading This Book. I Am Sure This Will Book Make Creative And Constructive Role To Build Your Life More Secure And Alert Than Ever Before.. - Vipul Tiwari (Author) Page 5 H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide 2016 About The Author : Vipul Tiwari Is An Ethical Hacker, Famous For His Blog THE HACKiNG SAGE. He started his career at a very young age of 17 since then he has performed the roles of Experienced Ethical Hacker, Cyber Security Expert, and Penetration Tester. He Is Also Providing The Services Like Ethical Hacking Training And Workshops, Network Security, System Security, Website Development and Maintenance & Security Consultant.. Facebook : www.facebook.com/hackervipul Twitter : www.twitter.com/vipultiwari007 Instagram : www.instagram.com/thehackingsage Page 6 H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide 2016 About The Book : The Goal Of This Book Is To Introduce To People The True Philosophy And Ethics Of The Elusive World Of Hacking. I Will Show You Everything There Is To Show In Hacking. Every Single Hacking Technique That Exists, How It Works And How To Actually Carry Them Out Yourself. You Will Get To Know How To Protect Yourself From These Same Hacks And Eventually I Hope To Clear The Bad Name That Has Been Given To Hackers Around The Globe. So, Your Journey Begins – Right Here, Right Now.. Facebook : www.facebook.com/H4CK3RTHEBOOK Blog : www.thehackingsagerises.blogspot.com Page 7 H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide 2016 Table of Contents : 1. Concept Of Ethical Hacking. ......................................................................................... 10 2. How To Become A Ethical Hacker? ............................................................................... 17 3. DOS Hacking & Commands .......................................................................................... 20 4. Registry & Group Policy Editor In Windows ................................................................ 28 5. Windows Tricks & Hacks .............................................................................................. 31 6. Change & Hide IP Address ........................................................................................... 45 7. Change MAC Address? .................................................................................................. 48 8. System Password Cracking ........................................................................................... 49 9. Backdoor ........................................................................................................................ 51 10. Software Hacking ........................................................................................................ 52 11. Keylogger ..................................................................................................................... 54 12. Trojans ......................................................................................................................... 56 13. Cross Site Scripting (XSS) ........................................................................................... 60 14. Phishing ....................................................................................................................... 64 15. Sniffers ......................................................................................................................... 67 16. Email Hacking ............................................................................................................. 70 17. Hack Facebook Accounts and Passwords .................................................................... 77 18. Google Hacking ............................................................................................................ 82 19. Wireless Hacking ......................................................................................................... 90 20. WiFi Hacking (WPA/WPA2 & WEP) ........................................................................... 95 21. Website Hacking ........................................................................................................ 105 22. Linux Hacking ........................................................................................................... 109 23. Best Operating System For Penetration Testing / Hacking ..................................... 117 24. Mobile Hacking (SMS & Call) ................................................................................... 128 25. Android Hacking ........................................................................................................ 134 BONUS List of Windows Shortcuts .............................................................................................. 139 List of PC File Extensions ............................................................................................... 143 A History Of Hacking ...................................................................................................... 158 Page 8 H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide 2016 Page 9 H4CK3R : A Beginner’s Guide 2016 1. Concept Of Ethical Hacking. What is Hacking? The Art of exploring various security breaches is termed as Hacking. Computer Hackers have been around for so many years. Since the Internet became widely used in the World, We have started to hear more and more about hacking. Only a few Hackers, such as Kevin Mitnick, are well known. In a
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