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In this post, i have provided the download link to download Gmail Password Recovery software or program using which one can recover lost passwords of Gmail accounts. The program or software searches you computer for Gmail stored passwords which is hard to be done manually. Thus, it can be used to recover lost passwords of Gmail accounts.

Gmail Password Recovery is a tool that will search your PC for encrypted Gmail passwords, extract them, decrypt and decode them and display them in a readable format. The following locations are known to store Gmail passwords: Google Talk, Gmail Notifier, Google, Desktop, Picasa, Google Photos Screensaver, Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.




This cracking tool will work provided the password you are trying to recover is saved on your local PC under the current login and you are able to login automatically without entering your password. In any case, if you are trying to recover the password you have long forgotten, download software Gmail Password Recovery.

Download link to download Gmail Password Recovery software

This software is aimed to recover or regain lost Gmail account passwords. So if you have forgotten your Gmail account password, dont worry. Just use Gmail Password Recovery to recover lost passwords.

Enjoy HaCkInG....

I have added this post to explain all consequences when a backdoor is installed on your computer.

The post explains all things a hacker can do after installing a backdoor on victims computer.

What an outsider can do:

1. Log on to your computer and operate/access it from a remote location.

2. Access your email list and/or use your Internet connection. This is called SMTP hijacking and is hugely popular with email scammers such as Nigerian con artists and email spammers who send out worms, viruses, unsolicited advertising, etc. When you track the email path, it shows that the letter was sent from a corporation in Walla Walla, Washington or from a college in Texas instead of from it's true origin.

3. Find files/documents that are not protected and destroy, copy, email, and alter them. That's why it's so important to install software like Folder Access.

4. Run programs, alter or delete programs.

5. Install hidden programs to watch what you do with your computer and where you go on the Internet. Spyware can keep a record of every web site you visit, every email you write, every chat in a chat room (public or private), every Private Message, every online purchase you make, every bit of online banking you do.

Keyloggers can record every keystroke you make, including passwords, user names, identification numbers, bank account numbers, and credit card numbers. To prevent such attacks, you need to install SecureClean to uncover existing malicious programs and prevent others from being installed.

6. Move from computer to computer within a network, access servers, steal and/or alter passwords, sensitive information, and personnel information.

7. Insert worms, viruses, and spyware into the computer owner or network owner's email programs, web sites or pages, ad banners, and downloads.

8. Crash a single computer or move through a network crashing one computer after the other. SOS Data Protection & Recovery Software is a real life-saver in that situation.

9. Send hundreds of requests to a network server that the server can't respond to (this is can cause a corporate web site to crash if it's the server where the site is stored); send hundreds of large emails to employees causing the email program to overload.

10. Change the path information takes through a network by inserting redirects that can cause the information to loop endlessly until the information transfer is rejected, or the altered path may send the information to a competitor.

The above malice list covers the highlights. Once malicious access has occurred to an individual computer or a network, so much damage is possible that recovery can be prohibitively expensive and public embarrassment overwhelming.

Here in this post, i am mentioning about software program "Poison ivy" which is actually a RAT(Remote Administration Tool), by which a hacker can access any server installed computer remotely. I would like to add over here that this is not my tutorial, i found this tutorial perfect and so i have added this over here.

Requirements:
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no-ip.biz account (see below for instructions)
RAT of your choice, I will be showing Poison Ivy
No-IP client
Know how to port forward (people behind routers only)
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Intro to RATs
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So here we go. I'm going to show you how to setup a RAT. A RAT can stand for a few things:
Remote Administration Tool
Remote Access Tool
Remote Access Trojan
Remote Administration Trojan
and probably more.
In any event, it doesn't matter. What you need to know is that it allows you to access the target computer from yours, using the trojan. Now it may help you to look this up on:

wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_administration_tool
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No IP
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First of all, go here:

http://www.no-ip.com/newUser.php

and sign up for an account there. After that log into the site with the account you just created and add your new domain. SEE PIC no-ip.png
Now download the dynamic update client from the downloads tab at the top of the no-ip site. Install that when you are done, and you can update your IP for your domain by logging into the client and updating. Pretty easy.
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Port Forwarding
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If you are not behind a router, skip this. If you are, read on.

You should know how to forward ports on your router. If you dont, head to google, and find out. Each router is different. Usually you can type 192.168.1.1 (or your router's IP address for your LAN) in the address bar of your browser. If you got the right LAN IP, a login box will appear, log in. Default is usually admin:password, or something similar. You're on your own here.
When you finally get int, forward port 3460. That's all.
Hulk11 pointed out that admin:admin is commonly used in routers as well.
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Getting the RAT
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Head over to:

http://www.poisonivy-rat.com/index.php?link=download

and download the latest version. At the time of posting it was 2.3.2.
Download that and unzip it.
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Using the RAT
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Open up poison ivy, and click File>New Client. We are going to set up Poison Ivy to listen for connections on the port you forwarded. Default is 3460. Type in a password for your RAT and click start. You will need this password later.

Now File>New Server. Click create profile. Make it look like Server1.png Be sure that the password you put here and the password here match.

Click next and make your server look like Server2.png. You will need to select Active X and click the random button. Having the server melt is up to you, I wouldn't pick melt when it is bound to another file. When the file is sent by itself, usually choose to melt it. Click next

Make your server look like Server3.png. Ignore the thing about the keylogger making it unstable. Not much else here. Click next.

You can choose an icon here, or use a resource editor like ResHacker to chage it later. After you do that, click Generate at the bottom and save the .EXE somewhere.
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Testing the RAT
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You can run the server on yourself to test it, this is relatively safe because you have the password to connect to it. When you run the server, you should see yourself in the Poison Ivy Connection's tab.
Notice the pop up box from the system try alerting you of a new connection. That's nice. You can see this in Working.png I have edited out the IP addresses of those not on LAN as well as their computer user names and such in order to protect them. To connect to a server, double click the entry in the connections tab. Behold! You are in their PC!
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Distributing
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You can distribute the server file by itself, or bind it to other files. This is where you get to do as you please. Get creative!
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Well that is about it. You can use this knowledge with other RATs and such. So guys, i assume that this tutorial will help you in hacking or accessing any computer remotely. Just download the software poison ivy and start hacking remote computers/pc. By using Poison ivy, one can extract/crack all password hashes present in victim's computer, take a screenshot of victim's computer and many more.

The problem: Windows lets anyone press the Ctrl+C keys during its initial booting phase and stop the booting. If the user is knowledgeable enough about the MSDOS mode, s/he can then examine the contents of all your drives and folders, etc. To prevent this from happening, you can reconfigure your computer to disable the Ctrl+C keys in the MSDOS mode.

The following method may be used to fix this problem:

First, make a backup copy of the C:\CONFIG.SYS file (just in case something goes wrong) by copying this file onto your emergency startup disk. Also, make sure that you can actually use the startup disk to boot your computer into the MSDOS mode.

Open C:\CONFIG.SYS with Notepad and add the following line at the very beginning of the file:

BREAK=OFF

Now save the file and reboot the computer.

For more information about the CONFIG.SYS file and its contents, please refer to the file Config.txt, installed by Windows in your C:\Windows folder.

Note: Note that this setting also disables Ctrl+C for all programs running in the MSDOS mode.

Here, the hacktool(beginners can call it a software or program) is described which is used to hack Premium accounts.

hack premium account rapidshare 2008 11.22 MB

The popular hacktool that is used to hack rapidshare premium accounts. If you are in search of a software to hack rapidshare premium accounts for you, then this software is for you. I have provided download link for downloading Rapidshare Premium Account Hacker 2008.

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So guys, enjoy this wonderful hacktool and all premium account benefits.

Download link to download Rapidshare Premium Account Hacker 2008

PASSWORD: in_your_service

This is new release ID & PASSWORD, please don't change password so other can use, have a nice day!

You've got enough to keep track of in your day-to-day life without filling your head with the countless logins and passwords you've racked up over the years, and the Post-It note on your monitor just isn't an option. Luckily, there are several fantastic and secure password management applications designed to make it easy for you to remember, manage, and secure your passwords effortlessly. and now we're back with the five most popular picks. Keep reading for a detailed look at each application, then cast your vote to help us pick the best password manager on the block.

Sxipper (All platforms)

Firefox extension Sxipper adds password management, auto-logins, and automatic form filling to Firefox. If you don't want to manually create multiple identities to fill in forms, Sxipper may be perfect for you. It can automatically learn and build personas for you based on information you've used to fill in forms. Sxipper builds on top of Firefox's default password manager, meaning all of your passwords remain safely encrypted and stored on your computer.

KeePass (All platforms)

Desktop application KeePass is a free, open-source password manager with a robust and easy-to-use feature set. KeePass secures your passwords with a single master password and/or a key-file on your computer. KeePass is a Windows application, but an OS X- and Linux-compatible version—called KeePassX—is available with slightly less polish than the Windows counterpart. For those of you who'd like to take your passwords with you, KeePass is available as a portable application and as PocketPC, Symbian, BlackBerry, and PalmOS ports. KeePass doesn't come with built-in browser integration, but you can invoke a global, auto-login keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Alt+A by default) when KeePass is running in your system tray.

1Password (Mac OS X)

Mac app 1Password is a commercial password manager and form filler for Mac OS X. Like RoboForm for Windows, 1Password integrates directly with your browser (Firefox or Safari) to auto-fill logins and forms. Like most of the rest, 1Password can automatically generate secure passwords for you, and all you need to remember is your master password.Currently 1Password supports syncing with .Mac accounts, but my1Password is under development to provide synchronization as well as online access to your passwords from any browser. 1Password will set you back $35, Mac OS X only.

RoboForm (Windows)

Desktop application and browser toolbar RoboForm is a popular password and form management utility for Windows only. In addition to password management, RoboForm lets you create identities to automatically fill in web forms. RoboForm is available in both freeware and shareware ($30) versions; the free version is very limited, though, so chances are you'll want to pony up for a license if you take this route. A portable version, called RoboForm2Go, is also available for $20. Like KeePass, RoboForm is available to carry on your Windows Mobile, Symbian, or Palm devices. Unlike KeePass, RoboForm sports a robust browser plug-in for seamless integration with Firefox and Internet Explorer.

Firefox's Password Manager (All platforms)

When it comes to password management, many of you look no further than Firefox's built-in password manager. It's free, it's there when you need it, and it's a no-brainer to integrate into your workflow. One word of caution, though: If you're going to stick with Firefox's password manager, be sure to secure your saved passwords with a master password. If you don't, all it takes for someone to peek at every single one of your passwords is clicking the Show Passwords button in the Saved Passwords dialog.