How To Track a Cell Phone

Are you looking to know how to track a cell phone with pin point accuracy? Do you need to exactly know where your child or employees are moving around during your absence? If so you have come to the right place. In this article I will let you know some of the possible methods to GPS track a cell phone in simple steps.

1. Track a Cell Phone That’s Not Yours

If you need to track someone else’s phone such as your children or employees, you can simply use a cell phone tracking app such as mSpy Premium. This is a very small app that can be installed in just a few simple steps and takes only 2-3 minutes to complete. Once installed the app stays hidden on the phone but keeps track of every activity on the phone including its GPS location, Call Logs, Text Messages and more.

Track a Cell Phone with mSpy

How Tracking Works?

• You will have to download and install the tracking app onto the target phone of whose location and activities you want to track.
• Installation takes only a few minutes during which you should have the target phone in your hand.
• Once the installation is complete, the tracking process will begin immediately and the recorded logs are silently uploaded to your online account as shown in the demo below.
• You can login to your secure online account at any time to view the logs containing GPS location, Calls, Phone Contacts, Text Messages and more.

Watch mSpy Premium Demo

You can take a look at the live demo of mSpy in action from the following link: 

Watch mSpy Premium Demo

mSpy Premium Features:

• 100% Stealth Tracking: This app runs in invisible mode and hides itself from the target phone user.
• GPS Location Tracking: GPS positions are uploaded at a time interval you select with a link to the map.
• Track Text Messages & Emails: Every text message sent and received including SMS and emails are logged even if the phone logs are deleted.
• Call Logs: Each incoming and outgoing number on the phone is logged along with duration, date and time stamp.
• Phone Contacts: Get access to complete contact list on the target phone.
• Browser History: All websites visited on the phone are logged.
• Social Networking & Messenger Activity: All social media activity such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Skype, iMessages, Instagram and many more are recorded.

You can download mSpy Premium from the link below:

Download mSpy Premium

Supported Phones: Android, iPhone, iPad and Tablets.

2. Tracking a Lost Cell Phone

Now, let us look at some of the possible options to track a phone in case if it is lost or stolen.

For Android Phones:

If you need to track a lost android phone, you can follow the steps mentioned below:

Android Device Manager

• Download Android Device Manager from Google play store and install it on another android device. This app lets you track your stolen android phone and also lets to remotely lock or erase all the data on it.
• From “Android Device Manager” log into your Google account using the same ID associated with your lost phone. After successful login this app will attempt to locate your device and show its last known location on the map.
• In addition, you will also be able to perform several actions on your lost phone such as give a Ring, Lock the device or Erase all the data stored on it.

For Apple iPhones:

If you need to track a lost iPhone, you can follow the steps mentioned below:

• Login to the iCould Website using an Apple ID associated with your lost phone. Since location tracking is turned on by default on all iPhone devices, iCould lets you track it from your web browser or your iPad and shows its location on the map.
• When your phone is found nearby to your location you have an option to Play Sound on it so that your iPhone will emit a sound, helping you track it down.
• If this does not help, you can choose the option Lost Mode which will remotely lock your phone down and display a phone number that can be reached at.
• When none of the above options work, you can finally decide to go with the option Erase iPhone which will completely wipe out all the data stored on it. This way you can prevent your private information from falling into the wrong hands.

For Windows Phones:

In order to track down a lost Windows phone, you can try the below mentioned steps:

Track Windows Phone

• Go to Windows Phone Website and locate the option Find My Phone on the top-right corner of the page.
• This will ask you to sign-in using your Windows account associated with your lost phone. If your phone gets traced you will see a map showing its exact location. You will also find options to Lock, Ring and Erase its data in case if your phone is found to be completely lost.

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Some Useful and Interesting Codes for Smartphones

This page contains a list of codes that can be entered into most Smartphones to retrieve important information run diagnostics and test the functionality of the device.

The codes below are primarily for Smartphones running on the Android Operating System but some codes listed will also work on basic phones and Smartphones that might not be built on the Android OS such as iPhones (iOS), Windows Phones, Nokia Phones (Symbian), etc. Some codes only work for specific manufacturers, some for specific versions of the operating system, some makes and models of phones just don’t like to work at all.

Disclaimer: This page is for educational and informative purposes only, and a few of these codes I wouldn’t recommend a basic or novice phone user to perform. Some of these codes can clear important information from your device if not already saved properly. So all in all, read the description of what the code is intended to do and perform these codes at your own risk because I will not be held responsible or accountable. Otherwise enjoy the codes and enjoy the article.

To input these codes on your phone all you have to do is open up your dialer as though you’re dialing a telephone number and then enter the code. After typing in the code the phone should pull up whatever option you’re testing. Some of these codes you might need to enter the code and then call/dial it.

*#*#4636#*#* or *#*#INFO#*#* can be used to check a lot of things on most Android Smartphones. Including:

Phone information -allows you to run a ping test, and shows a ton of interesting information about the phone.

Battery Information – now you can remove that power app you installed on your phone, all the common information you need about your battery and charging is here.

• Battery Status: Shows whether the device is charging or if the battery is full.
• Power Plug: Shows how the device is charging, AC (wall charger), USB (computer) etc.
• Battery level: at what Percent the battery is charged.
• Battery scale: should read “100”.
• Battery Health: should say “Good”. If it shows “unknown” or “unknown error” then you should power cycle (turn the phone off than on) and check again. If it still doesn’t say good. Then the battery itself is likely defective.
• Battery Voltage: really isn’t something the average phone user is going to need to worry about.
• Battery Temperature: if your phones getting HOT you can check and see if it’s your battery that’s heating up or the phone itself.
• Battery technology: usually just shows Li ion (because of the common Lithium Ion batteries found in the majority of these devices).
• Time since boot: shows the amount of time since you last booted up or turned on the phone.

Battery History

Usage Statistics – shows the apps and programs that have been running on the device and can show how often they’re being opened and used.

*#7353# will access the Device Diagnostic Tool on Samsung phones and some other Smartphones excluding the HTC.

*#*#3424#*#* is how to open the Device Diagnostic Tool on an HTC Android phone.

*#06# shows the IMEI number of your phone. The IMEI is a unique 15 digit number for your specific phone, basically the Social Security number of your phone. Sometimes when typing in *#06# it will add an additional 2 digits at the end. The first 15 digits shown before any space or dash is your IMEI.

*2767*3855# is a code to perform a VERY THOROUGH complete wipe on a Samsung phone. Never type in this code until you backup your entire phone, it will not erase your Operating System or preinstalled applications. It will erase all personal data and settings. If you have tried to perform a Factory Data Reset on your Smartphone and it didn’t solve your issue then this code might be exactly what you’re looking for. PS also remove your SD card or Memory card from the phone before using this code.

*983*57# can be used to Factory Data Reset some Android devices, ZTE phones especially.

*#0*# will pull up the Device Diagnostic Tool on a Motorola Atrix that’s still using the Android 2.1 OS (Operating System).

#3282 or #DATA should show the data usage for Verizon phones.

*4 then hit 4 again to get to the menu for Sprint Customers.

 *3282# or *DATA# to check data usage on AT&T phones.

*646# or *MIN# to check minutes on an AT&T cell phone.

#646 or #MIN Checks the current month's unbilled airtime usage on Verizon phones.

*225# Shows Bill Balance on AT&T mobile phones.

*729# accesses a Bill Pay option on AT&T Phones.

*639# can be used to check upgrade eligibility on an AT&T phone.

*#*#7780#*#* is an alternate code to perform a Factory Data reset on some Android Smartphones. Don’t do this unless you’ve backed up your phone so you don’t lose anything. Once you type in this code the phone will show the option to erase the memory on the device and provide the option to format the SD card as well. Note: In order to finish the reset you will have to tap the “Reset phone” button shown on the screen.

*#7380# is a soft reset code to restore the phones original factory default settings (just settings not a full clear) on Nokia mobile phones.

*#7370# is a hard reset on Nokia phones, this restores the whole phone, not just the settings, so make sure you do a backup first, if possible.

*#*#34971539#*#* this code can be used to get information about your phone’s camera. It shows following:

Update camera firmware in image (Don't try this option because it will most likely break your phone)

Get firmware update count

Get camera firmware version

Update camera firmware in SD card

*#1234# displays software/firmware information.

*#*#7594#*#* this code can be used to change the "End Call/Power" option on your phone. So instead of having to select the Silent mode, Air Plane mode or Power off, you can just use the power key to power the phone right off.

*#*#232339#*#* or *#*#526#*#* or *#*#528#*#* - Wireless LAN (WLAN) test. Just use the phones "Menu" button to start the various tests).

*#*#232338#*#* Shows the Wireless LAN (WLAN) MAC address WiFi and can show “power save mode Settings”.

*#*#273283*255*663282*#*#* will open a file manager of sorts where you can backup your media files such as Images, M3 (Sound), Video and Voice memos.

*#*#197328640#*#* opens a Service Mode where you can run various tests such as debugging the screen, gather version information etc.

*#*#1472365#*#* or *#*#1575#*#* will allow you to access a GPS test.

*#*#232331#*#* pulls up a Bluetooth test screen.

*#*#232337#*# Shows the Bluetooth Device Address.

*#*#7378423#*#* or *#*#SERVICE#*#* Sony Battery Health test

*#*#4986*2650468#*#* - PDA, Phone, H/W, RFCallDate.

*#*#1234#*#* - PDA and Phone.

*#*#44336#*#* - PDA, Phone, CSC, Build Time, Changelist number.

*#*#3264#*#* pulls up the RAM version.

*#*#2222#*#* shows the FTA HW Version.

*#*#1111#*#* shows the FTA SW Version.

##21# will cancel your phones registration from your service provider and should allow you to connect to the closest tower in your area. Once you type in the code you will have to actually call it, it will show a message and then go through… try and make a call or two and see if the service has improved. If yes enjoy, if not then power cycle your phone (turn it off and then back on). I don’t usually recommend this code be used unless you’re having pretty constant network related issues. If for some reason you have minimal service after entering this code and you have tried restarting your phone then you might have to contact your wireless provider to get them to reconnect you to the network (which power cycling should do for you), just call in and let them know that you suddenly had no service, should be one of the standard things they check for service related issues, just have them send an OTA (Over The Air Activation) to your phone (so far only confirmed on AT&T phones).

*#*#0283#*#* can check the Packet Loopback for networking.

*#*#0*#*#* - run a LCD test on your screen.

*#*#0673#*#* OR *#*#0289#*#* is how you run a Melody test for checking the sound. I believe this one is for the external speaker (the speaker that plays music on the phone).

*#*#0842#*#* Device test (vibration test and back light test).

*#*#2664#*#* Touch Screen test for if you think you might have dead spots or areas that don’t respond on the screen.

*#*#2663#*#* to show the Touch Screen version.

*#*#0588#*#* is a Proximity Sensor Test. The proximity sensor is a small little sensor, usually on the top of the phone next the logo or speaker you hold up to your ear, and its purpose is to know when you put your phone to your ear, so that the phone will lock, and you won’t accidently press keys when talking to other people. It then is supposed to realize when you’re removing your phone from your ear so that it can show the display again. If your phone is remaining on a black screen and you’re having issues ending calls then it could be your proximity sensor.

*3001#12345#* opens a Field Test on iPhones. You’ll have to press dial/call for this code to go through. This code opens a lot of different options to go through and see how well or efficiently your iPhone is working. One such future shown includes your phones signal. After typing this code into the phone the signal bars actually turn into a number. The lower the number the worse your signal strength is. Remember the number is a negative so -90 is a worse signal strength on your phone than a -80. Using this code can access a ton of technical information on an iphone, once done going through what you want then just press your home key to exit the Field Test.

*777# then call/dial, should open the account balance on a prepaid iPhone.

*#61# can be used to check the number for unanswered calls on iPhone. Use the code *#62# if you don’t have any service currently available. *#67# if the iPhone is busy.

*#21# provides information on call forwarding options.

*#119# or #*119# is supposed to help take a phone out of Emergency Mode. (submitted by a Sprint employee)

*#30# should show whether the phone has the setting to display its caller ID field enabled or disabled (I have yet to confirm this code. I think it is primarily for iPhones). *#76# is a similar code.

*#33# can be used to check for call control bars on an iPhone.

*#43# shows whether call waiting is enabled or disabled on iPhone.

I hope you enjoyed the article and saw some interesting codes that you can use on your phone. If you didn’t see any that you know of and have tried and confirmed yourself then let me know in the comments below. Don’t forget to include the Star Code and what the code actually does in the comment.

I look forword to hearing what you have to say. And don’t forget to check the site for other fun and interesting articles. Enjoy and I look forward to hearing from you.

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difference between windows phone and smartphone

What is the difference between a Windows Phone and a Smartphone?

Are you in the market for a new smartphone? Are you curious to know more about smartphones and Windows mobile phones? Then look no further this guide is exactly what you have been searching for.

If you are shopping for a new smartphone, especially if you are choosing your first smartphone, then you might have many different questions regarding smartphones and how Windows phones play a part in this selection.

You might even be asking yourself… What is a smartphone? What is a Windows phone? Are all smartphones Windows phones? Are all Windows phones smartphones? Listed below are the answers to these questions.

What is a Smartphone?

A smartphone is basically a wireless computer that can make calls and fit in your pocket. Smartphones are slowly replacing their basic predecessors which were usually limited to sending and receiving text messages, making and receiving calls and depending on the phone you may even have the option of playing a few basic games that came pre-installed on the device. A Smartphone can do all of these things and a whole lot more.

A smartphone can access and search the internet, it can connect to email and social networking sites, it can record videos, take pictures, give precise driving directions using a built in GPS, etc. and if you need or want it to do something else in addition to these things most smartphones have access to thousands of free applications which can be downloaded to extend the phones functionality.

What is a Windows Phone?

A Windows phone is a smartphone that utilizes the Windows Phone Operating System and as such its software is developed and maintained by Microsoft. Windows phones are one of the more popular smartphones available in the world today and are one of the top competitors in the smartphone market share.

Are all Smartphones Windows Phones?

Nope. Windows phones are amongst the more popular types of smartphones available today but not every smartphone utilizes the Windows Operating System.

At the moment some of the most popular and successful OS (Operating Systems) in this very competitive market is the Apple OS which is utilized by Apples ever popular iPhone, Microsoft’s Windows Phone OS which can be found on smartphones produced by many different manufacturers and is the primary smartphone platform for smartphones created by Nokia, the Android OS by Google (also available on many different types of manufactures), and the Blackberry OS for Research In Motion (RIM)’s Blackberry smartphones.

Are all Windows Phones Smartphones?

You can probably answer this question by now… are all Windows phones smartphones? The answer is yes! All phones that currently run on the Windows Phone Operating System (formerly Windows Mobile and PocketPC 2000) are considered smartphones.

So if you are in the process of choosing your first smartphone or choosing a smartphone Operating System a smartphone utilizing the Widows Phone Operating System will be among the smartphones available to choose from.

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How To Unblock Websites in Quick Time

How To Unblock Blocked Websites in Quick Time

Learn how to unblock websites in quick time with just a few simple steps. Here is a complete guide to unblock and access any website.

Some of your favorite websites may be blocked by your school or company for reasons such as saving the bandwidth or improving productivity during work hours. Sometimes a government or ISP may suddenly block websites to impose Internet censorship resulting in real pain and inconvenience for the users. If you are an individual facing such inconvenience and want to unblock websites to bypass restrictions this article can help you out.

Ways to Unblock Websites

There exists several ways to unblock websites where some are easy and some are difficult to implement. Also, there are many obsolete methods that will not work in the present day scenario. Therefore, I am presenting only those methods that I have tested and found to be working as listed below:

1. Using a VPN Proxy – The Best Way

Using a VPN proxy is one of the easiest and best method to unblock any website in quick time. It is fast, secure and extremely reliable during all times of usage. Since it acts as an intermediary between your computer and the websites you browse your real identity such as location and IP address remain obscured to the outside world. Some of the popular VPN proxies are listed below:

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1. Hide My Ass VPN – Hide My Ass is one of the most popular VPN service for unblocking any website with ease.

Download Hide My Ass VPN

2. VyprVPN – VyprVPN offers the world’s fastest VPN services backed by 30-day money back guarantee.

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How VPN Work?

VPN proxies will hide your IP address by replacing it with a new IP that is tied to a different physical location from where the restricted website is available. In other words, if a website you are trying to access is not available from your network or country, a VPN proxy will assign you an IP from a different country thereby unblocking the website for you.

You can select your origin to be from any country of your choice so that you can easily bypass restrictive censorship and unblock websites with ease.

2. Using Web Based Proxies

Web based proxies can be handy for users looking for a simple and free solution to unblock websites. As most of these are available for free you need not pay for them to use. However, this advantage comes with a catch: many of these free services are slow, user privacy and security is questionable and users do not have a wide range of choice to select their desired IP location.

The following are some of the web based proxy sites that you can try:

• Anonymouse
• EnglandProxy
• FilterBypass
• NewIPNow

3. Using a Translator Service

Translator services such as Google Translator and Microsoft Translator can help you unblock your desired websites. These services act similar to proxy sites wherein they fetch the target site from within their own sites and display them on your screen.

In our case Microsoft Translator is more easy to use and suitable for unblocking websites. All you need to do is just visit the Microsoft Translator and type in the URL of the target site you want to unblock in the left text box. Select ‘English’ as your target language and click on Translate. This should unblock the restricted website and load it from within the Microsoft Translator’s website.

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How To Bypass Right Click Block on Any Website

How To Bypass Right Click Block on Any Website

You might remember an experience where you tried to right-click on a web page but got a pop-up message saying that the “right-click functionality has been disabled”. Sometimes you may be trying to copy an image or view the source of a web page but when the right-click is disabled, these things would seem impossible. Bank websites and other sites that require a secure transaction such as a payment gateway are the ones to impose this kind of limited functionality on their pages. In this post, I will show you the ways by which you can easily bypass right-click block feature on any website.

In order to block the right-click activity, most websites make use of JavaScript which is one of the popular scripting languages used to enhance functionality, improve user experience and provide rich interactive features. In addition to this, it can also be used to strengthen the website’s security by adding some of the simple security features such as disabling right-click, protecting images, hiding or masking parts of a web page and so on.

How JavaScript Works?

Before you proceed to the next part which tells you how to disable the JavaScript functionality and bypass any of the restrictions imposed by it, it would be worthwhile for you to take up a minute to understand how JavaScript works.

JavaScript is a client side scripting language (in most cases), which means when loaded it runs from your own web browser. Most modern browsers including IE, Firefox, Chrome and others support JavaScript so that they can interpret the code and carry out actions that are defined in the script. In other words, it is your browser which is acting upon the instruction of JavaScript to carry out the defined actions such as blocking the right-click activity. So, disabling the JavaScript support on your browser can be a simple solution to bypass all the restrictions imposed by the website.

How to Disable the JavaScript?

Here is a step-by-step procedure to disable JavaScript on different browsers:

For Internet Explorer:

If you are using IE, just follow the steps below:

1. From the menu bar, go to Tools -> Internet Options.
2. In the “Internet Options” window, switch to Security tab and click on the button Custom level…
3. From the Security Settings, look for the option Active scripting and select the Disable radio button as shown above and click on “OK”.
4. You may even select the Prompt radio button, so that each time a page is loaded, you will have the option to either enable or disable the scripting.

For Google Chrome:

If you are using Chrome, you can disable the JavaScript by following the steps below:

1. Click on the Chrome “menu” button (on the top right corner) and select Tools.
2. From the “Settings” page, click on Show advanced settings…
3. Now under Privacy, click on the button Content settings…
4. Under the JavaScript, select the radio button which says “Do not allow any site to run JavaScript” and click on “Done”.

For Mozilla Firefox:

Steps to disable JavaScript on Firefox:

1. From the menu bar, click on Tools -> Options.
2. From the Options window, switch to Content tab, uncheck the option which says “Enable JavaScript” and click on “OK”.

How to Bypass the Right Click Block?

In order to bypass the right-click block or any other restriction imposed by JavaScript, all you need to do is just disable it in the browser and refresh the same page, so that it now reloads without JavaScript functionality. You are now free to right-click on the page, view its source or even copy any of the images that you may want to. Don’t forget to re-enable the JavaScript once again when your job is over. Otherwise lack of JavaScript support may result in unusual rendering of web pages.

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how to hack a whatsapp account

How To Hack A Whatsapp Account

In addition to being the most widely used IM app WhatsApp has also become a favorite place for cheaters to exchange secret messages and maintain illicit relationships. So, if you are looking for a WhatsApp spy tool to investigate the truth about your partner or children, this post can surely help you out!

Ways to Spy on WhatsApp

Some of the possible ways to spy on WhatsApp messages are as described below:

1. WhatsApp Spy using a Spy App: Easiest Way

Most of all using a spy app is the easiest way to spy on WhatsApp messages. Although most companies sell substandard WhatsApp spy apps today, there exists a few genuine ones that are worth considering. One of my favorite app to spy on WhatsApp is mSpy Premium which is known for its quality and top notch features.

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How it Works?

• Step-1: Download app onto the target phone where you need to spy on WhatsApp messages.
• Step-2: Install and configure the app. For this you should have the target phone in your hand for at least a few minutes.
• Step-3: Now, the WhatsApp monitoring process will begin and the recorded logs can be accessed from your online account.

mSpy Premium Features:

In addition to WhatsApp spying following are some of the other features of mSpy Premium:

• Spy on WhatsApp Messages and Chats.
• WhatsApp Spy on Group Messages.
• Spy on Internet activity including social media like Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter etc.
• GPS locations spying in real-time.
• Spy on WhatsApp Contacts.
• Monitor keystrokes, photos and videos.
• Spy operation works in a complete stealth mode and thus remains undetected!.

Watch mSpy Premium Demo

Take a look at the live demo of mSpy Premium in action from the following link:

Watch mSpy Premium Demo

You can login to your online account at any time to view the logs containing WhatsApp messages and other activity details as shown in the demo. Download mSpy Premium from the link below:

Download mSpy Premium

Compatible Phones: Android, BlackBerry, Apple iPhone, Windows Mobile, iPad and Tablets.

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2. Spoofing the MAC Address: The Difficult Way

The other way to spy on someone’s WhatsApp messages is to spoof the MAC address of the target phone from your phone. This method is somewhat considered difficult and require a moderate amount of technical skills to perform. Let me explain.

WhatsApp has a small vulnerability which allows you to run the same WhatsApp account on two phones provided they both have the same MAC address. For this, you will have to gain access to the target phone to record its MAC address and spoof the same on your device. This is how you can find the MAC address of the target phone:

Finding the MAC Address:

• Android – Head over to Settings —> About phone —> Status—> Wi-Fi MAC address.
• iPhone – Head over to Settings—> General —> About —> Wi-Fi address.
• Windows Phone – Head over to Settings —> About —> More info —> MAC address.
• BlackBerry – Head over to options —> Device —> Device and Status info —> WLAN MAC.

Once you have recorded the target phone’s MAC address, you will have to spoof the MAC address on your android phone. After this is done, install WhatsApp on your phone, configure it using the target person’s phone number and verify the WhatsApp account using the verification code received on the target phone.

If you successfully manage to execute all the above mentioned steps, you will have a replica of the target user’s WhatsApp account running on your phone. That means you will receive notifications on your phone for each and every activity of the target WhatsApp user.

While it is possible to spoof MAC address to spy on WhatsApp messages, I still recommend the usage of mSpy Premium as it is lot simpler to implement and has better success rate.

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how to hack facebook using kali linux

How To Hack Facebook using kali linux

WHAT IS CREDENTIALS HARVESTER ATTACK ?

It is a part of SOCIAL ENGINEERING TOOLKIT. In this method the attack started with a creation of phishing page. Attacker set the post back ip address to receive the credentials like usernames and passwords. The attacker can shorten the ip address to make the ip address looks like a genuine url. When the victim visits the url and feed the login details, the post back feature of the page will send all the data to attacker.

STEPS:

1. Boot up kali linux on your machine and open terminal.

2. Type this command in the kali linux terminal.

                   

                    root@kali~# setoolkit

3. Enter 'y' to agree the social engineering toolkit terms and conditions.

4. Select the following options one by one from the menu

                '1' (Social Engineering Attacks) then  

                '2'(Website Attack Vectors) then

                '3'(Credential Harvester Attack) then

5. Type '2' (Site cloner)

          set:webattack>  IP address for the post back in harvesting:192.168.x.xxx (your ip address)

         

          set:webattack> Enter the url to clone: www.fb.com

   

6. Go to  Places > Computer > VAR > WWW and move all the files from www folder to html folder.

7.  Shorten your ip address with tinyurl.com and send it to the victim. When the victim open the link and enter the login details , you will get the username and password in a harvester text file which is located at Places > Computer > VAR > WWW.

Hacking WPA/WPA2 without dictionary/bruteforce :fluxion

Hacking WPA/WPA2 without dictionary/bruteforce :fluxion

Fluxion (linset)

I hadn't ventured into Hackforums since a while, and this time when I went there I saw a thread about a script called Fluxion. It's based on another script called linset (actually it's no much different from linset, think of it as an improvement, with some bug fixes and additional options). I did once think about (and was asked in a comment about) using something like a man in the middle attack/ evil twin attack to get WPA password instead of going the bruteforce/dictionary route, but never looked the idea up on the internet nor spent much time pondering over it. However, once I saw the thread about this cool script, I decided to give it a try. So in this post I'll show you how I used Fluxion, and how you can too.
Disclaimer : Use this tool only on networks you own .Don't do anything illegal.

Contents
 

• Checking if tool is pre-installed, getting it via github if it isn't.
• Running the script, installing dependencies if required.
• Quick overview of how to use Fluxion.
• Detailed walk-through and demonstration with text explanation and screenshots
• Video demonstration (not identical to the written demo, but almost the same)
• Troubleshooting section

 

Just double checking

The first thing I did was make sure that Kali doesn't already have this tool. Maybe if you are reading this post a long time after it was written, then you might have the tool pre-installed in Kali. In any case, try this out:

fluxion

I, personally tried to check if linset or fluxion came pre-installed in Kali (though I didn't expect them to be there).

 

 

Getting the script

Getting the script is just a matter of cloning the github repository. Just use the git command line tool to do it.

git clone https://github.com/deltaxflux/fluxion

If you have any problems with this step, then you can just naviagate to the repostitory and manually download the stuff.
 

 

There are 4 dependencies that need to be installed

Running the script

Just navigate to the fluxion directory or the directory containing the scripts in case you downloaded them manually. If you are following the terminal commands I'm using, then it's just a simple change directory command for you:

cd fluxion

Now, run the script.

sudo ./fluxion

 

 

 

Dependencies

If you have any unmet dependencies, then  run the installer script.

sudo ./Installer.sh

I had 4 unmet dependencies, and the installer script run was a buggy experience for me (though it might be becuase I have completely screwed up my system, editing files I wasn't supposed to and now I can't get them back in order) .It got stuck multiple times during the process, and I had to ctrl+c my way out of it many times (though ctrl+c didn't terminate the whole installer, just the little update popup). Also, I ran the installer script twice and that messed up with some of the apt-get settings. I suggest that after installation is complete, you restore your /etc/apt/sources.list to it's original state, and remove the bleeding edge repositories (unless you know what you're doing). To know what your repository should look like, take a look here.
 

Anyways, one way or the other, your unmet dependencies will be resolved, and then you can use Flexion.
PS: For those trying to use apt-get to install the missing stuff - some of the dependencies aren't available in the default Kali repos, so you'll have to let the script do the installation for you, or manually add the repos to /etc/apt/sources.list (look at the script to find out which repos you need to add)
 

 

 

Fluxion

Once again, type the following:

sudo ./fluxion

This time it should run just fine, and you would be asked a few very simple questions.

Fluxion using airodump-ng

• For the wireless adapter, choose whichever one you want to monitor on. For the channels question, choose all, unless you have a specific channel in mind, which you know has the target AP.
• Then you will see an airodump-ng window (named Wifi Monitor). Let it run while it looks for APs and clients. Once you think you have what you need, use the close button to stop the monitoring.
• You'll then be prompted to select target.
• Then you'll be prompted to select attack.
• Then you'll be prompted to provide handshake.
• If you don't have a handshake captured already, the script will help you capture one. It will send deauth packets to achieve that.
• After that, I quit the procedure (I was using the script in my college hostel and didn't want to cause any troubles to other students).

If you are with me so far, then you can either just close this website, and try to use the tool on your own (it look intuitive enough to me), or you can read through the test run that I'm going to be doing now.
 

 

Getting my wireless network's password by fooling my smartphone into connecting to a fake AP

So, in this example run, I will try to find out the password of my wireless network by making my smartphone connect to a fake AP, and then type out the password in the smartphone, and then see if my Fluxion instance on my Kali machine (laptop) gets the password. Also, for the handshake, I will de-authenticate the same smartphone.

 

PS: You can probably follow this guide without having any clue how WPA works, what handshake is, what is actually going on, etc., but I suggest you do read up about these things. Here are a few links to other tutorials on this website itself that would prove useful (the first two are theoretical, yet nice, the third one is a pretty fun attack, which I suggest you try out, now or later):

1. Things you should know about Wireless Hacking - Beginner Level Stuff
2. Things you should know about Wireless Hacking Part II - Intermediate Level Stuff
3. Evil Twin Attack

This is the theoretical stuff. Experience with tools like aircrack-ng, etc. would also be useful. Take a look at the navigation bar at the top and look at the various tutorials under the "Wireless Hacking" category.

 

Anyways, with the recommended reading material covered, you can comfortably move on to the actual hacking now:

 

The real stuff begins!

This section is going to be a set of pictures with captions below them explaining stuff. It should be easy to follow I hope.

 

Select language

After selecting language, this step shows up. Note how I am not using any external wireless card, but my laptop's internal card. However, some internal cards may cause problems, so it's better to use an external card (and if you are on a virtual machine you will have to use an external card).

 

The scanning process starts, using airodump-ng.

 

You get to choose a target. I'm going after network number 21, the one my smartphone is connected to.

 

You choose an attack. I am going to choose the Hostapd (first one) attack.

 

If you had already captured a 4-way handshake, then you can specify the location to that handshake and the script will use it. Otherwise, it will capture a handshake in the next step for you. (A tutorial on capturing the handshake separately)

If you didn't capture a handshake beforehand, then you get to choose which tool to use to do that. I'm go with aircrack-ng.

 

Once you have a handshake captured (see the WPA Handshake: [MAC Address] on top, if it's there, then you have the handhake), then type 1 and enter to check the handshake. If everything's fine, you'll go to the next step.

 

Use the Web Interface method. I didn't try the bruteforce thing, but I guess it's just the usual bruteforce attack that most tools use (and thus no use to us, since that's not what we are using this script for).

 

This offers a variety of login pages that you can use to get (phish) the WPA network's password. I went with the first choice.

 

After making your decision, you'll see multiple windows. DHCP and DNS requests are being handled in left two windows, while the right two are status reporting window and deauth window (to get users off the actual AP and lure them to our fake AP)

 

In my smartphone, I see two network of the same name. Note that while the original network is WPA-2 protected, the fake AP we have created is an open network (which is a huge giveaway stopping most people from making the mistake of connecting to it). Anyways, I connected to the fake AP, and the DNS and DHCP windows (left ones), reacted accordingly.

After connecting to the network, I got a notification saying that I need to login to the wireless network. On clicking that, I found this page. For some people, you'll have to open your browser and try to open a website (say facebook.com) to get this page to show up. After I entered the password, and pressed submit, the script ran the password against the handshake we had captured earlier to verify if it is indeed correct. Note how the handshake is a luxury, not a necessity in this method. It just ensures that we can verify if the password submitted by the fake AP client is correct or not. If we don't have the handshake, then we lose this ability, but assuming the client will type the correct password, we can still make the attack work.

 

Aircrack-ng tried the password again the handshake, and as expected, it worked. We successfully obtained the password to a WPA-2 protected network in a matter of minutes.

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