Microsoft is poised to start giving away security software.
No date has yet been given for
when the free software will launch
The company is reportedly trialling free anti-virus software internally and said the beta version would be released "soon".
Called Morro, the software will tackle viruses but lack the broader range of utilities, such as parental locks, found in paid-for security suites.
Morro will be Microsoft's second venture in the highly competitive security market.
Microsoft's first attempt revolved around the Windows Live OneCare service that did not succeed in turning many customers away from rivals such as Symantec and McAfee.
Microsoft plans to discontinue Live OneCare once the Morro software is ready.
No specific date has been given for when Morro will be released, but in the past Microsoft has said it would be out by the end of 2009 at the latest.
Microsoft said Morro would tackle viruses, spyware, rootkits and trojans.
Janice Chaffin, Symantec's president of consumer products, said customers wanted more than just basic protection.
"A full internet security suite is what consumers require today to stay fully protected," she said.
Security software for home PCs typically cost around £30-40 and often allow users to install protections on more than one computer.
Other companies, such as AVG and Alwil already produce and distribute free anti-virus products.
Fake help
In its latest update, Microsoft added code that detects and deletes the widespread Internet Antivirus Pro family of fake security software programs.
Such programs, also known as scareware, have been proving more popular with hi-tech criminals in recent months.
The Anti-Phishing Working Group estimated that there were 9,287 bogus anti-malware program in circulation in December 2008 - a rise of 225% since January 2008.
The US government has moved to shut down some companies peddling the programs that falsely claim to find malicious software on PCs and then charge for the non-existent threats to be removed.
In addition, the Internet Antivirus Pro software displays fake Windows security messages to try and trick people into thinking the product is legitimate. The software also contains a password stealer that watches where people go online and grabs login data.
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P1 Careline
Dear Valued Customer,
Thank you for being Packet One Networks (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd (P1)’s customer and one of the world’s pioneer WiMAX users.
P1’s commitment and goal is to provide our customers with the best broadband experience possible. In order to accomplish this, we have adopted the P1 WiMAX Fair Usage Policy and we closely monitor and manage our network constantly to ensure the best service quality is provided to all our customers.
A minority of customers consume so much data that they impact the online experience for other customers. Like other similar broadband services, P1 W1MAX is a shared broadband service, whereby the connection to the Internet is shared between multiple customers. This allows us to offer affordable broadband packages to our customers.
We noticed that for the current month your account has been consuming large amounts of data and have exceeded P1’s Fair Usage Policy per month. Among the possible reasons for the high bandwidth consumption by your account include the constant use of peer-to--peer (P2P) applications like Bit Torrent and other file sharing software, regular downloading and uploading of large files such as movies and videos, and frequent & repeated viewing of high resolution streaming videos and video on demand.
We seek your kind understanding and cooperation in managing the data usage of your account, as once the limit is exceeded, our bandwidth management policy will be automatically implemented and you may thereafter experience slower speeds until the end of the month especially during broadband usage peak hours. This action is required in order to safeguard the overall broadband experience for all our WiMAX customers.
If you have any queries or would like to understand more, please refer to our Frequent Asked Questions and Fair Usage Policy online at www.p1.com.my.
Best regards,
P1 Careline
Disclaimer:
The information transmitted is intended only for the person or entity to which it is addressed and may contain confidential and/or privileged material. Any review, retransmission, dissemination or other use of, or taking of any action in reliance upon, this information by persons or entities other than the intended recipient is prohibited. If you received this in error, please contact the sender and delete the material from any computer.
Thank you for being Packet One Networks (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd (P1)’s customer and one of the world’s pioneer WiMAX users.
P1’s commitment and goal is to provide our customers with the best broadband experience possible. In order to accomplish this, we have adopted the P1 WiMAX Fair Usage Policy and we closely monitor and manage our network constantly to ensure the best service quality is provided to all our customers.
A minority of customers consume so much data that they impact the online experience for other customers. Like other similar broadband services, P1 W1MAX is a shared broadband service, whereby the connection to the Internet is shared between multiple customers. This allows us to offer affordable broadband packages to our customers.
We noticed that for the current month your account has been consuming large amounts of data and have exceeded P1’s Fair Usage Policy per month. Among the possible reasons for the high bandwidth consumption by your account include the constant use of peer-to--peer (P2P) applications like Bit Torrent and other file sharing software, regular downloading and uploading of large files such as movies and videos, and frequent & repeated viewing of high resolution streaming videos and video on demand.
We seek your kind understanding and cooperation in managing the data usage of your account, as once the limit is exceeded, our bandwidth management policy will be automatically implemented and you may thereafter experience slower speeds until the end of the month especially during broadband usage peak hours. This action is required in order to safeguard the overall broadband experience for all our WiMAX customers.
If you have any queries or would like to understand more, please refer to our Frequent Asked Questions and Fair Usage Policy online at www.p1.com.my.
Best regards,
P1 Careline
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hack tools collection ever made.....
Trojan Horses,Keyloggers,Binders,WebHacks/WordLists,Brute Forcers,CGI-Bug Scanners,Virus! Viruses,Virus Builders,MSN Hacks & Bots,Port & IP Scanners,Nukers And Flooders,
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Trojan Horses
- Yuri RAT v1.2
- MofoTro v1.7 BETA
- Charon
- Beast v2.0.7
- Omerta v1.3
- Theef v2.10
- Combined Forces R.A.T
- MoSucker v3.0
- ProRat v1.9 Fix2
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Keyloggers
- Elite Keylogger v1.0
- SKL v0.1
- KeySpy v2.0
- A++++
- Curiosity
- Keylogger
- KeyCopy
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Binders
- Daemon Crypt Public v2
- NT Packer v2.1
- EES binder v1.0
- File Injector v3
- Bytes Adder
- FreshBind v2.01
- YAB v2.01
- NakedBind v1.0
- Amok Joiner
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WebHacks/WordLists
Brute Forcers
- Munga Bunga 's Official
- Brutus - Authentication Engine Test 2
- wwwHack v1.946
- FTP Brute Hacker
- FTP Brute Forcer.tar.gz - Unix
- Wbrute.tar.gz - Unix
- Shadow Scanner-Brute Forcer
- Hackers Utility v1.5
- POP3 brute forcer.tar.gz - Unix
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CGI-Bug Scanners
- NStealth HTTP Security Scanner v5.8
- Attack Toolkit v4.1 & source code included
- Scanarator
- Legion NetBios Scanner v2.1
- NetView v1.0
- CGI Vulnerability Scan
- CGI Scanner v4.0
- VoidEye CGI scanner
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Virus!
Viruses
- Hippi virus
- Sasser
- W32. Blaster .Worm
- Midnight Massacre
- 00001
- Nimda
- Loveletter virus
- Happy '99
- MXZ
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Virus Builders
- DR VBS
- VBSwg 2 beta - Virus builder
- p0ke's WormGen 2.0
- RESIDUO - DoS Virus
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MSN Hacks & Bots
- HoaX Toolbox 1.1
- MSN Extreme 3.0
- MessenPass v1.06
- Advanced Blood Scroller
- Nudge Madness
- Advanced Instant Messengers Password Recovery
- Contact Spy
- Msn Explosion
- Encrypted Messenger
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Port & IP Scanners
- Blues Port Scanner
- ProPort v2.2
- SuperScan v3.0
- Net Scan Tools v4.2
- LanSpy v2.0
- ~censored~ Threads v3.1
- Trojan Hunter v1.5
- SuperScan v4.0
- Neotrace PRO v3.25 trial&crack
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Nukers And Flooders
- Rocket v1.0
- RPCNuke v1.0
- Panther Mode1 - 56k
- Panther Mode2 - ISDN +
- Final Fortune v2.4
- Battle Pong - Technophoria
- Assault v1.0
- ICMP Nuker
- CLICK v2.2
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Trojan Horses
- Yuri RAT v1.2
- MofoTro v1.7 BETA
- Charon
- Beast v2.0.7
- Omerta v1.3
- Theef v2.10
- Combined Forces R.A.T
- MoSucker v3.0
- ProRat v1.9 Fix2
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More...
Keyloggers
- Elite Keylogger v1.0
- SKL v0.1
- KeySpy v2.0
- A++++
- Curiosity
- Keylogger
- KeyCopy
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Binders
- Daemon Crypt Public v2
- NT Packer v2.1
- EES binder v1.0
- File Injector v3
- Bytes Adder
- FreshBind v2.01
- YAB v2.01
- NakedBind v1.0
- Amok Joiner
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WebHacks/WordLists
Brute Forcers
- Munga Bunga 's Official
- Brutus - Authentication Engine Test 2
- wwwHack v1.946
- FTP Brute Hacker
- FTP Brute Forcer.tar.gz - Unix
- Wbrute.tar.gz - Unix
- Shadow Scanner-Brute Forcer
- Hackers Utility v1.5
- POP3 brute forcer.tar.gz - Unix
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CGI-Bug Scanners
- NStealth HTTP Security Scanner v5.8
- Attack Toolkit v4.1 & source code included
- Scanarator
- Legion NetBios Scanner v2.1
- NetView v1.0
- CGI Vulnerability Scan
- CGI Scanner v4.0
- VoidEye CGI scanner
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Virus!
Viruses
- Hippi virus
- Sasser
- W32. Blaster .Worm
- Midnight Massacre
- 00001
- Nimda
- Loveletter virus
- Happy '99
- MXZ
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Virus Builders
- DR VBS
- VBSwg 2 beta - Virus builder
- p0ke's WormGen 2.0
- RESIDUO - DoS Virus
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MSN Hacks & Bots
- HoaX Toolbox 1.1
- MSN Extreme 3.0
- MessenPass v1.06
- Advanced Blood Scroller
- Nudge Madness
- Advanced Instant Messengers Password Recovery
- Contact Spy
- Msn Explosion
- Encrypted Messenger
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Port & IP Scanners
- Blues Port Scanner
- ProPort v2.2
- SuperScan v3.0
- Net Scan Tools v4.2
- LanSpy v2.0
- ~censored~ Threads v3.1
- Trojan Hunter v1.5
- SuperScan v4.0
- Neotrace PRO v3.25 trial&crack
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Nukers And Flooders
- Rocket v1.0
- RPCNuke v1.0
- Panther Mode1 - 56k
- Panther Mode2 - ISDN +
- Final Fortune v2.4
- Battle Pong - Technophoria
- Assault v1.0
- ICMP Nuker
- CLICK v2.2
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Teamspeak Admin Tools:
TS Admin Client 1.1,TS Telnet Tool 0.9,TTT 1.3,TS Multitool 2.2 + TS Multitool 2.4
Teamspeak All-In-Ones:
TeamSpeak Chaos 1.0,Teamspeak Hack 1.0,TS_Tool,Teamspeak Bruteforcer/Dictionary Attacker
n0x's Teamspeak Bruter
Hydra - win32 compiled + HydraGUIBeta + HydraGUI 1.0
Teamspeak Flooder:
Channel Flooder 1.0
Free-Hack - blubablub - EasyFlooder 1.0 - 1.3
Free-Hack - FrEe - TS Flooder
Teamspeak Player Bot
TeamSpeak-Spam
TS1 ~censored~
tspeakfp + 1.bat = Teamspeak Server Crash
Teamspeak Spammer:
-Message Spammer
Message Spammer
Teamspeak Message Spammer 1.1
Teamspeak Spammer 1.0
TS_Text_Flooder_Err0r411
TSColorMessageSpammer
-Status Spammer
Auto Operator Spammer
Auto Voice Spammer
Channel Admin Spammer
Operator Spammer
Sever Admin Spammer
Status Spammer 1.0
Status Spammer
Status_Spammer
TS Injection -Remade-
TS_Spam
TsLagger
Voice Spammer
Teamspeak Scripts:
-Perl
TeamSpeak 2 Anti-Flood Daemon
TS2PerlMod GNUGPL-Edition
-PHP
ACTSViewer
CyTS Class
gllcTS2 WebPost2
libacts2 Library
PHPTS2
TeamSpeak 2 Banner Dispatcher
TeamSpeak 2 Status Module for Joomla!
TeamSpeak 2 Webmanager
TeamSpeak Display
-Miscellaneous
ASP WebPost2
Usefull Tools:
TS2PerlMod Configurator
ts_allinone-1.0
TS Autokick
TS Background Changer
TS Chatter
TS Display
I.P. Ban List Check
TS Logitech G15
TS OnTop
TS PacketMod
TS Peak
TS Remote Gui
TS Resolver
TS Server dbs
SoundBoardMaker
Teamjoin
TeamSpeaker
Voice Overlay
Volume
TSMate
TS2 Annoyer
TS Find SA
Teamspeak Videotutorials:
Change Operating System 2.0.32.60 + 2.0.33.7
Change TS Color
How To Use Hydra
Invisible User on Teamspeak
TS Overtake
Specials:
Free-Hack Client
Invisible Client
CA - Kick from Server Client
Ts Flooder (not at free hack)
GEEKPACK:
GeekChannelDeleter
GeekChannelCreator
GeekRevokeKick
GeekSpeak
GeekStatusSpam
GeekXfireSpam
Multi-Client Patch
hydragui
Teamspeak Fake Player
GeekFakePlayerSpam
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Teamspeak Admin Tools:
TS Admin Client 1.1,TS Telnet Tool 0.9,TTT 1.3,TS Multitool 2.2 + TS Multitool 2.4
Teamspeak All-In-Ones:
TeamSpeak Chaos 1.0,Teamspeak Hack 1.0,TS_Tool,Teamspeak Bruteforcer/Dictionary Attacker
n0x's Teamspeak Bruter
Hydra - win32 compiled + HydraGUIBeta + HydraGUI 1.0
Teamspeak Flooder:
Channel Flooder 1.0
Free-Hack - blubablub - EasyFlooder 1.0 - 1.3
Free-Hack - FrEe - TS Flooder
Teamspeak Player Bot
TeamSpeak-Spam
TS1 ~censored~
tspeakfp + 1.bat = Teamspeak Server Crash
Teamspeak Spammer:
-Message Spammer
Message Spammer
Teamspeak Message Spammer 1.1
Teamspeak Spammer 1.0
TS_Text_Flooder_Err0r411
TSColorMessageSpammer
-Status Spammer
Auto Operator Spammer
Auto Voice Spammer
Channel Admin Spammer
Operator Spammer
Sever Admin Spammer
Status Spammer 1.0
Status Spammer
Status_Spammer
TS Injection -Remade-
TS_Spam
TsLagger
Voice Spammer
Teamspeak Scripts:
-Perl
TeamSpeak 2 Anti-Flood Daemon
TS2PerlMod GNUGPL-Edition
-PHP
ACTSViewer
CyTS Class
gllcTS2 WebPost2
libacts2 Library
PHPTS2
TeamSpeak 2 Banner Dispatcher
TeamSpeak 2 Status Module for Joomla!
TeamSpeak 2 Webmanager
TeamSpeak Display
-Miscellaneous
ASP WebPost2
Usefull Tools:
TS2PerlMod Configurator
ts_allinone-1.0
TS Autokick
TS Background Changer
TS Chatter
TS Display
I.P. Ban List Check
TS Logitech G15
TS OnTop
TS PacketMod
TS Peak
TS Remote Gui
TS Resolver
TS Server dbs
SoundBoardMaker
Teamjoin
TeamSpeaker
Voice Overlay
Volume
TSMate
TS2 Annoyer
TS Find SA
Teamspeak Videotutorials:
Change Operating System 2.0.32.60 + 2.0.33.7
Change TS Color
How To Use Hydra
Invisible User on Teamspeak
TS Overtake
Specials:
Free-Hack Client
Invisible Client
CA - Kick from Server Client
Ts Flooder (not at free hack)
GEEKPACK:
GeekChannelDeleter
GeekChannelCreator
GeekRevokeKick
GeekSpeak
GeekStatusSpam
GeekXfireSpam
Multi-Client Patch
hydragui
Teamspeak Fake Player
GeekFakePlayerSpam
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564 language = all language programming the world
i had list all language that been learn in the world. the total is 564 with alphabet A to Z....thanks for viewing....
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A
* A+
* A++
* A# .NET
* A# (Axiom)
* A-0
* ABAP
* ABC
* ABC ALGOL
* ABLE
* ABSET
* ABSYS
* ACC
* Accent
* ActionScript
* Ace DASL
* ACT-III
* Ada
* ALGOL
* APL
* Ajax
* AppleScript
* AMOS
* Arc
* AutoHotkey
* AutoIt
* AWK
* AMZI
* Adobe Flex
* ASP.NET
* astrowan (i know anyone cannot hear that..please use search bar at the top to search it..)
B
* B
* BACI
* Baja
* BASIC - Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code - See also List of BASIC dialects (by platform)
* bc
* bcompile
* BCPL
* BeanShell
* BETA
* Bigwig
* Big Snake
* Bistro
* BLISS
* Blitz Basic
* blitz max
* blitz plus
* blitz 3d=
* Block And List Manipulation (BALM)
* Blue - Rejected prototype for Ada
* Blue
* Boo
* Bourne shell - a.k.a sh
* Bourne-Again shell - see Bash
* Boxx
* BPEL - Business Process Execution Language
* Brainfuck
* BUGSYS
* BuildProfessional
* BYOND
C
* C
* C--
* C-script
* C++ - ISO/IEC 14882
* C# - ISO/IEC 23270
* C shell (csh)
* Caché ObjectScript - See also Caché Basic
* Caml
* Cat
* Cayenne
* C-BOT
* Cecil
* Cesil
* CFML
* Cg
* Ch interpreter (C/C++ interpreter Ch)
* Chapel
* CHAIN
* Charity
* Chef
* Chey
* CHILL
* CHIP-8
* chomski
* Chrome
* ChucK
* Cilk
* CICS
* CL
* Clarion
* Clean
* Clipper
* CLIST - Programming language for online applications in the MVS TSO environment
* Clojure
* CLU
* CMS-2
* COBOL - ISO/IEC 1989
* CobolScript
* Cobra
* CODE
* ColdFusion
* COMAL
* Common Intermediate Language (CIL)
* Common Lisp
* Component Pascal
* COMIT - List or string processing language
* Concept
* Concurrent Clean
* Constraint Handling Rules
* Converge
* CORAL66
* Corn
* CorVision
* COWSEL
* CPL
* CSP
* CSS
* Csound
* Cue
* Curl
* Curry
* Cyclone
D
* D
* Dao
* DASL - Distributed Application Specification Language
* DASL - Datapoint's Advanced Systems Language
* DarkBASIC
* DarkBASIC Professional
* Dataflex
* Datalog
* dBASE
* dc
* Deesel (formerly G)
* Delphi
* Dialect
* DinkC
* DCL
* Dialog Manager
* DIBOL
* DL/I
* Dream Maker
* Dylan
* Dynace
* D++ (formerly J#)
E
* E
* Ease
* EASY
* Easy PL/I
* EASYTRIEVE PLUS
* eC (Ecere C)
* ECMAScript
* eDeveloper
* Edinburgh IMP
* Einstein
* Eiffel
* Elan
* elastiC
* Elf
* Emacs Lisp
* Englesi (programming language)
* EGL Programming Language (EGL)
* Epigram
* Erlang
* Escapade - server-side programming
* Esterel
* Euclid
* Euphoria
* Euler
* EXEC
* EXEC2
F
* F
* F#
* Factor
* Falcon
* Fan
* Felix
* Ferite
* FFP
* F#
* Fjölnir
* FL
* Fly
* FLOW-MATIC
* FOCAL
* FOCUS
* FOIL
* FORMAC
* Formula language
* Forth
* Fortran - ISO/IEC 1539
* Fortress
* FoxPro
* FP
* Frag Script
* Franz Lisp
* Frink
* Frontier
* F-Script
* Fuxi Programming Language
G
* GAAMIL
* GM
* GAP
* Gambas
* Game Maker Language
* G-code
* General Algebraic Modeling System
* Generic Java
* Gibiane
* G (LabVIEW)
* Gödel
* Godiva
* GOTRAN (see IBM 1620)
* GOTO++
* GPSS
* GraphTalk
* GRASS
* Green - Winning prototype for Ada
* Green
* Groovy
H
* HAL/S
* HAScript
* Haskell
* HaXe
* High Level Assembly
* Hop
* HTML
* HyperTalk
I
* IBM Basic assembly language
* IBM RPG
* ICI
* Icon
* IDL
* IKE
* IMP
* Inform
* Information Processing Language (IPL)
* Informix-4GL
* Io
* IPTSCRAE
* Interactive System Productivity Facility
J
* J
* J#
* J++
* JADE
* JAG
* Jal
* Janus
* JASS
* Java
* JavaScript
* Jim++
* JCL
* Join Java
* JOSS
* Joule
* JOVIAL
* Joy
* JScript
* JSP
* Java EE
* Java ME
* Joomla!
K
* K
* KEE
* Kiev
* Korn Shell
* KIF
* Kite
* Kogut
* KRC
* KRL
* KRYPTON
L
* L
* LabVIEW
* Ladder
* Lagoona
* LANSA
* Lasso
* Lava
* Leda
* Lead
* Leadwerks Script
* Legoscript
* Lexico
* Liberty BASIC
* Limbo
* Limnor
* LINC
* Lingo
* LISA (Language for Instruction Set Architecture)
* Lisaac
* Lisp - ISO/IEC 13816
* Logo
* LOLCODE
* LPC
* LSL
* LSE
* Lua
* Lucid
* Lush
* Lustre
* LYaPAS
M
* M4
* MacRuby
* MAD
* Magik
* Magma
* MapBasic
* Maple
* MAPPER (Unisys/Sperry) now part of BIS
* MARK-IV (Sterling/Informatics) now VISION:BUILDER of CA
* Mary
* MASM Microsoft Assembly x86
* Mathematica
* MATLAB
* Maxima (see also Macsyma)
* MaxScript internal language 3D Studio Max
* Maya (MEL)
* Mercury
* Mesa
* Michigan Algorithm Decoder see MAD programming language
* Microcode
* MicroScript
* MillScript
* MIMIC
* Mindscript
* Miranda
* MIVA Script
* ML
* Moby
* Model 204 User Language
* Modula
* Modula-2
* Modula-3
* Mondrian
* Mortran
* Moto
* MOUSE
* MSIL - Deprecated name for Common Intermediate Language
* MSL
* MUMPS
N
* Napier88
* Natural
* NEAT
* Nemerle
* NESL
* Net.Data
* NetLogo
* NewLISP
* NewtonScript
* NGL
* Nial
* Lego Mindstorms NXT (NXT-G)
* Nice
* Nickle
* Nosica
* NQC
* NXC
* Nu
O
* o:XML
* Oberon
* Object Lisp
* ObjectLOGO
* Object Pascal
* Objective-C
* Objective-J
* Objective Caml
* Obliq
* Ocaml
* occam
* occam-π
* Octave
* OmniMark
* Opal
* Open programming language
* OPS5
* ORCA/Modula-2
* Organiser Programming Language (OPL) - cf. Psion Organiser
* Oxygene
* Oz
P
* PARI/GP
* Parser
* Pascal - ISO 7185
* Pawn
* PBASIC
* PCASTL
* PEARL
* Perl
* Perl Data Language
* PHP
* Phrogram
* Pico
* Piet
* Pike
* PIKT
* PILOT
* Pizza
* PL/0
* PL/8
* PL/B
* PL/C
* PL/I - ISO 6160
* PL/M
* PL/P
* PL/SQL
* Plankalkül
* PLEXIL
* Pliant
* PPL
* POP-11
* Poplog
* PostScript
* Processing
* Prograph
* Progress 4GL
* Prolog
* Turbo Prolog
* Promela
* Protheus
* PRO-IV
* ProvideX
* Python
Q
* Q
* Qi
* QtScript
* QuakeC
* QPL
R
* R
* R++
* Ratfiv
* Ratfor
* RBScript
* rc
* REBOL
* Redcode
* REFAL
* Reia
* Reilly
* Revolution
* REXX
* Rlab
* Robot Scripting Language (RSL)
* RPG
* RPL
* Ruby
* REALBasic
S
* S
* S2
* S-PLUS
* S-Lang
* SAIL
* SAM76
* SAS
* Sather
* Scala
* Scheme
* Scilab
* Script.NET
* Sed
* Self
* SETL
* Shift Script
* Simpol
* SiMPLE
* SIMSCRIPT
* Simula
* SISAL
* Slate
* SLIP
* SMALL
* Smalltalk
* SNOBOL
* SPITBOL
* Snowball
* SNUSP
* SPARK
* Spice
* SPIN
* SP/k
* SPS (1620)
* Squeak
* Squirrel
* SR
* SSL
* Standard ML
* SBL Superbase Basic Langauge
* SuperCollider
* Subtext
* Suneido
* SYMPL
* SyncCharts
* SystemVerilog
* Suresh
T
* T
* TACL
* TACPOL
* TADS
* Tea
* TIE
* Transaction Application Language
* Tcl
* Transact-SQL
* teco
* TELCOMP
* Telon
* Tex - Text Executive Programming Language
* TI-BASIC
* Tom
* TOM
* Topspeed
* tpu
* Trac
* TTCN
* Turbo Pascal
* Turing
* TUTOR
* TXL
U
* Ubercode
* Unicon
* Uniface
* Unix shell
* Unlambda
* UnrealScript
V
* Vala
* VBA
* VBScript
* VDM++, VDM-SL
* Verilog
* VHDL
* Visual Assembler
* Visual Basic
* Visual Basic.NET
* Visual DataFlex
* Visual DialogScript
* Visual FoxPro
* Visual J++
* Visual Objects
* Vvvv
* VX-REXX
W
* Water
* WATFIV, WATFOR
* WebQL
* Whitespace
* Winbatch
* WinDev
* Windows PowerShell
X
* X++
* X10
* XBL
* xHarbour
* XL
* XMLmosaic
* XOTcl
* XPL
* XPL0
* XQuery
* XSLT - See XPath
Y
* Y
* YACC
* Yorick
Z
* Z
* Z notation - like UML.
* Zonnon
* ZOPL
* ZPL
* ZZT-oop
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A
* A+
* A++
* A# .NET
* A# (Axiom)
* A-0
* ABAP
* ABC
* ABC ALGOL
* ABLE
* ABSET
* ABSYS
* ACC
* Accent
* ActionScript
* Ace DASL
* ACT-III
* Ada
* ALGOL
* APL
* Ajax
* AppleScript
* AMOS
* Arc
* AutoHotkey
* AutoIt
* AWK
* AMZI
* Adobe Flex
* ASP.NET
* astrowan (i know anyone cannot hear that..please use search bar at the top to search it..)
B
* B
* BACI
* Baja
* BASIC - Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code - See also List of BASIC dialects (by platform)
* bc
* bcompile
* BCPL
* BeanShell
* BETA
* Bigwig
* Big Snake
* Bistro
* BLISS
* Blitz Basic
* blitz max
* blitz plus
* blitz 3d=
* Block And List Manipulation (BALM)
* Blue - Rejected prototype for Ada
* Blue
* Boo
* Bourne shell - a.k.a sh
* Bourne-Again shell - see Bash
* Boxx
* BPEL - Business Process Execution Language
* Brainfuck
* BUGSYS
* BuildProfessional
* BYOND
C
* C
* C--
* C-script
* C++ - ISO/IEC 14882
* C# - ISO/IEC 23270
* C shell (csh)
* Caché ObjectScript - See also Caché Basic
* Caml
* Cat
* Cayenne
* C-BOT
* Cecil
* Cesil
* CFML
* Cg
* Ch interpreter (C/C++ interpreter Ch)
* Chapel
* CHAIN
* Charity
* Chef
* Chey
* CHILL
* CHIP-8
* chomski
* Chrome
* ChucK
* Cilk
* CICS
* CL
* Clarion
* Clean
* Clipper
* CLIST - Programming language for online applications in the MVS TSO environment
* Clojure
* CLU
* CMS-2
* COBOL - ISO/IEC 1989
* CobolScript
* Cobra
* CODE
* ColdFusion
* COMAL
* Common Intermediate Language (CIL)
* Common Lisp
* Component Pascal
* COMIT - List or string processing language
* Concept
* Concurrent Clean
* Constraint Handling Rules
* Converge
* CORAL66
* Corn
* CorVision
* COWSEL
* CPL
* CSP
* CSS
* Csound
* Cue
* Curl
* Curry
* Cyclone
D
* D
* Dao
* DASL - Distributed Application Specification Language
* DASL - Datapoint's Advanced Systems Language
* DarkBASIC
* DarkBASIC Professional
* Dataflex
* Datalog
* dBASE
* dc
* Deesel (formerly G)
* Delphi
* Dialect
* DinkC
* DCL
* Dialog Manager
* DIBOL
* DL/I
* Dream Maker
* Dylan
* Dynace
* D++ (formerly J#)
E
* E
* Ease
* EASY
* Easy PL/I
* EASYTRIEVE PLUS
* eC (Ecere C)
* ECMAScript
* eDeveloper
* Edinburgh IMP
* Einstein
* Eiffel
* Elan
* elastiC
* Elf
* Emacs Lisp
* Englesi (programming language)
* EGL Programming Language (EGL)
* Epigram
* Erlang
* Escapade - server-side programming
* Esterel
* Euclid
* Euphoria
* Euler
* EXEC
* EXEC2
F
* F
* F#
* Factor
* Falcon
* Fan
* Felix
* Ferite
* FFP
* F#
* Fjölnir
* FL
* Fly
* FLOW-MATIC
* FOCAL
* FOCUS
* FOIL
* FORMAC
* Formula language
* Forth
* Fortran - ISO/IEC 1539
* Fortress
* FoxPro
* FP
* Frag Script
* Franz Lisp
* Frink
* Frontier
* F-Script
* Fuxi Programming Language
G
* GAAMIL
* GM
* GAP
* Gambas
* Game Maker Language
* G-code
* General Algebraic Modeling System
* Generic Java
* Gibiane
* G (LabVIEW)
* Gödel
* Godiva
* GOTRAN (see IBM 1620)
* GOTO++
* GPSS
* GraphTalk
* GRASS
* Green - Winning prototype for Ada
* Green
* Groovy
H
* HAL/S
* HAScript
* Haskell
* HaXe
* High Level Assembly
* Hop
* HTML
* HyperTalk
I
* IBM Basic assembly language
* IBM RPG
* ICI
* Icon
* IDL
* IKE
* IMP
* Inform
* Information Processing Language (IPL)
* Informix-4GL
* Io
* IPTSCRAE
* Interactive System Productivity Facility
J
* J
* J#
* J++
* JADE
* JAG
* Jal
* Janus
* JASS
* Java
* JavaScript
* Jim++
* JCL
* Join Java
* JOSS
* Joule
* JOVIAL
* Joy
* JScript
* JSP
* Java EE
* Java ME
* Joomla!
K
* K
* KEE
* Kiev
* Korn Shell
* KIF
* Kite
* Kogut
* KRC
* KRL
* KRYPTON
L
* L
* LabVIEW
* Ladder
* Lagoona
* LANSA
* Lasso
* Lava
* Leda
* Lead
* Leadwerks Script
* Legoscript
* Lexico
* Liberty BASIC
* Limbo
* Limnor
* LINC
* Lingo
* LISA (Language for Instruction Set Architecture)
* Lisaac
* Lisp - ISO/IEC 13816
* Logo
* LOLCODE
* LPC
* LSL
* LSE
* Lua
* Lucid
* Lush
* Lustre
* LYaPAS
M
* M4
* MacRuby
* MAD
* Magik
* Magma
* MapBasic
* Maple
* MAPPER (Unisys/Sperry) now part of BIS
* MARK-IV (Sterling/Informatics) now VISION:BUILDER of CA
* Mary
* MASM Microsoft Assembly x86
* Mathematica
* MATLAB
* Maxima (see also Macsyma)
* MaxScript internal language 3D Studio Max
* Maya (MEL)
* Mercury
* Mesa
* Michigan Algorithm Decoder see MAD programming language
* Microcode
* MicroScript
* MillScript
* MIMIC
* Mindscript
* Miranda
* MIVA Script
* ML
* Moby
* Model 204 User Language
* Modula
* Modula-2
* Modula-3
* Mondrian
* Mortran
* Moto
* MOUSE
* MSIL - Deprecated name for Common Intermediate Language
* MSL
* MUMPS
N
* Napier88
* Natural
* NEAT
* Nemerle
* NESL
* Net.Data
* NetLogo
* NewLISP
* NewtonScript
* NGL
* Nial
* Lego Mindstorms NXT (NXT-G)
* Nice
* Nickle
* Nosica
* NQC
* NXC
* Nu
O
* o:XML
* Oberon
* Object Lisp
* ObjectLOGO
* Object Pascal
* Objective-C
* Objective-J
* Objective Caml
* Obliq
* Ocaml
* occam
* occam-π
* Octave
* OmniMark
* Opal
* Open programming language
* OPS5
* ORCA/Modula-2
* Organiser Programming Language (OPL) - cf. Psion Organiser
* Oxygene
* Oz
P
* PARI/GP
* Parser
* Pascal - ISO 7185
* Pawn
* PBASIC
* PCASTL
* PEARL
* Perl
* Perl Data Language
* PHP
* Phrogram
* Pico
* Piet
* Pike
* PIKT
* PILOT
* Pizza
* PL/0
* PL/8
* PL/B
* PL/C
* PL/I - ISO 6160
* PL/M
* PL/P
* PL/SQL
* Plankalkül
* PLEXIL
* Pliant
* PPL
* POP-11
* Poplog
* PostScript
* Processing
* Prograph
* Progress 4GL
* Prolog
* Turbo Prolog
* Promela
* Protheus
* PRO-IV
* ProvideX
* Python
Q
* Q
* Qi
* QtScript
* QuakeC
* QPL
R
* R
* R++
* Ratfiv
* Ratfor
* RBScript
* rc
* REBOL
* Redcode
* REFAL
* Reia
* Reilly
* Revolution
* REXX
* Rlab
* Robot Scripting Language (RSL)
* RPG
* RPL
* Ruby
* REALBasic
S
* S
* S2
* S-PLUS
* S-Lang
* SAIL
* SAM76
* SAS
* Sather
* Scala
* Scheme
* Scilab
* Script.NET
* Sed
* Self
* SETL
* Shift Script
* Simpol
* SiMPLE
* SIMSCRIPT
* Simula
* SISAL
* Slate
* SLIP
* SMALL
* Smalltalk
* SNOBOL
* SPITBOL
* Snowball
* SNUSP
* SPARK
* Spice
* SPIN
* SP/k
* SPS (1620)
* Squeak
* Squirrel
* SR
* SSL
* Standard ML
* SBL Superbase Basic Langauge
* SuperCollider
* Subtext
* Suneido
* SYMPL
* SyncCharts
* SystemVerilog
* Suresh
T
* T
* TACL
* TACPOL
* TADS
* Tea
* TIE
* Transaction Application Language
* Tcl
* Transact-SQL
* teco
* TELCOMP
* Telon
* Tex - Text Executive Programming Language
* TI-BASIC
* Tom
* TOM
* Topspeed
* tpu
* Trac
* TTCN
* Turbo Pascal
* Turing
* TUTOR
* TXL
U
* Ubercode
* Unicon
* Uniface
* Unix shell
* Unlambda
* UnrealScript
V
* Vala
* VBA
* VBScript
* VDM++, VDM-SL
* Verilog
* VHDL
* Visual Assembler
* Visual Basic
* Visual Basic.NET
* Visual DataFlex
* Visual DialogScript
* Visual FoxPro
* Visual J++
* Visual Objects
* Vvvv
* VX-REXX
W
* Water
* WATFIV, WATFOR
* WebQL
* Whitespace
* Winbatch
* WinDev
* Windows PowerShell
X
* X++
* X10
* XBL
* xHarbour
* XL
* XMLmosaic
* XOTcl
* XPL
* XPL0
* XQuery
* XSLT - See XPath
Y
* Y
* YACC
* Yorick
Z
* Z
* Z notation - like UML.
* Zonnon
* ZOPL
* ZPL
* ZZT-oop
How to destroy a computer in an internet cafe....
How to destroy a computer in an internet cafe....
Almost all internet cafes today have Deep Freeze...but what is deep freeze??
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Deep Freeze, by Faronics, is an application suite for Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows. Deep Freeze gives administrators the ability to protect the core operating system files and configuration files of an environment without eliminating the usability for (most) end users.
To know more about Deep Freeze ------> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Freeze_(software
To know if the computer that you are using is in a Deep Freeze Frozen State...
you should see a icon at the bottom right side of your desktop that looks like this----->>>>
If you see this icon....the computer is in a frozen state....meaning.....
if you will install any software or if you will save any documents in the PC...a simple restart will erase all things that you saved when you are using it.....
DeepFreeze has a password....but how can you disable this????
first go to the bios menu....i'm sure you all know where it is.....
-----> when you start your computer....press del button until the menu goes blue.....
Change the year 2 years earlier from the present...
example.....
the year now is 2009-----change it to 2007
then continue the start up.....
the next thing that you will do is to shut the DF5serv.exe <---this can be found in the process list when you press ctrl+alt+del button when you are in the desktop...
question---> what if the task manager is disabled by the admin??
download this:
http://www.taskmanagerfix.com/
after finding the process DF5serv.exe...
end its process......
NOTE: If you will not change the date in the bios...
when you'll try to kill the DF5Serv.exe, the computer will tell you that DF5Serv.exe will not be accessible or it is access denied.....
if the kill process is successful, now you should uninstall the DeepFreeze....you can uninstall it by downloading this:
http://download.cnet.com/Deep-Freeze-Standard/3000-2653_4-10672668.html
Here comes the interesting part.....
Ask yourself....
how can you destroy or how can you make a corruption in the system software??
Simply by virus.......
there are many virus generators here......just use the search button at the bottom .....
Almost all internet cafes today have Deep Freeze...but what is deep freeze??
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Deep Freeze, by Faronics, is an application suite for Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows. Deep Freeze gives administrators the ability to protect the core operating system files and configuration files of an environment without eliminating the usability for (most) end users.
To know more about Deep Freeze ------> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Freeze_(software
To know if the computer that you are using is in a Deep Freeze Frozen State...
you should see a icon at the bottom right side of your desktop that looks like this----->>>>
If you see this icon....the computer is in a frozen state....meaning.....
if you will install any software or if you will save any documents in the PC...a simple restart will erase all things that you saved when you are using it.....
DeepFreeze has a password....but how can you disable this????
first go to the bios menu....i'm sure you all know where it is.....
-----> when you start your computer....press del button until the menu goes blue.....
Change the year 2 years earlier from the present...
example.....
the year now is 2009-----change it to 2007
then continue the start up.....
the next thing that you will do is to shut the DF5serv.exe <---this can be found in the process list when you press ctrl+alt+del button when you are in the desktop...
question---> what if the task manager is disabled by the admin??
download this:
http://www.taskmanagerfix.com/
after finding the process DF5serv.exe...
end its process......
NOTE: If you will not change the date in the bios...
when you'll try to kill the DF5Serv.exe, the computer will tell you that DF5Serv.exe will not be accessible or it is access denied.....
if the kill process is successful, now you should uninstall the DeepFreeze....you can uninstall it by downloading this:
http://download.cnet.com/Deep-Freeze-Standard/3000-2653_4-10672668.html
Here comes the interesting part.....
Ask yourself....
how can you destroy or how can you make a corruption in the system software??
Simply by virus.......
there are many virus generators here......just use the search button at the bottom .....
How to index your site in MSN Live Search?
How to index your site in MSN Live Search?
If you are following even one step given above I bet it should work and get your site indexed in Live Search.
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1. Exchange your links with those sites those who are already listed in Live Search. Such as sites those who are indexed in Live Search + Have above PR2. While MSN Spider Bot will crawl your site everyday. (This apply basically on those sites who have high page rank then you can only exchange links with PR2-PR5 Sites. While 2nd Step can help you more)
2. Submit your site to Msn Live Search now Live Search URL Submission. Do not re-submit if you don’t see your site listed in live search. Patience is required in this process.
3. I found this method quite quick and effective, Go to Msn.com and click on MyMsn. Login with your existing account if you don’t have you can get one easily. Locate the “favorites” section of the page, then click on “menu” of the “favorites” section. A drop menu will appear. Click “change details.” At that point you can enter any URL you wish and pick the anchor text you desire. Now you have a link in MSN. Should get some spider activity, quickly.
4. Participation on Forums and Blogs that are listed in Live Search. Join such sites and place your signature link with your desired title. (Note I am not teaching you spamming but off course place signatures at those place if they allow.
If you are following even one step given above I bet it should work and get your site indexed in Live Search.
src="http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js">
1. Exchange your links with those sites those who are already listed in Live Search. Such as sites those who are indexed in Live Search + Have above PR2. While MSN Spider Bot will crawl your site everyday. (This apply basically on those sites who have high page rank then you can only exchange links with PR2-PR5 Sites. While 2nd Step can help you more)
2. Submit your site to Msn Live Search now Live Search URL Submission. Do not re-submit if you don’t see your site listed in live search. Patience is required in this process.
3. I found this method quite quick and effective, Go to Msn.com and click on MyMsn. Login with your existing account if you don’t have you can get one easily. Locate the “favorites” section of the page, then click on “menu” of the “favorites” section. A drop menu will appear. Click “change details.” At that point you can enter any URL you wish and pick the anchor text you desire. Now you have a link in MSN. Should get some spider activity, quickly.
4. Participation on Forums and Blogs that are listed in Live Search. Join such sites and place your signature link with your desired title. (Note I am not teaching you spamming but off course place signatures at those place if they allow.
How to remove ads in Windows Live Messenger
How to remove ads in Windows Live Messenger
EVERYDAY everytime we use Windows Live messenger in the top nickname had banner...is it necessary and stupid ad live here. here the tutorial to move it permanent. try it?
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1. Go here: http://www.angusj.com/resourcehacker/
2. Download Resource Hacker ver. 3.4.0 (Zip File 541kb).
3. After unzipping the contents open ResHacker.exe.
4. Open in Resource Hacker (File -> Open…) msgsres.dll located in (in most cases): C:\Program Files\MSN Messenger
5. Click on View -> Find Text… on the menu bar.
6. On the “Find what:” field put in:
7.
8. Change layoutpos value from top to none.
9. The line should now look like:
10.
11. Click on Compile Script.
12. Click Save (File -> Save)
13. Open Messenger. Enjoy your now ad-less version of Live Messenger!
Also :
To Get Rid of Bottom Live SearchBar
1. Find: element[id=atom(idSearchContainer)]
2. This line is followed by { layoutpos:bottom; }
3. Change layoutpos value to none, like this { layoutpos:none; }
If this helped you please leave some comment...
EVERYDAY everytime we use Windows Live messenger in the top nickname had banner...is it necessary and stupid ad live here. here the tutorial to move it permanent. try it?
src="http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js">
1. Go here: http://www.angusj.com/resourcehacker/
2. Download Resource Hacker ver. 3.4.0 (Zip File 541kb).
3. After unzipping the contents open ResHacker.exe.
4. Open in Resource Hacker (File -> Open…) msgsres.dll located in (in most cases): C:\Program Files\MSN Messenger
5. Click on View -> Find Text… on the menu bar.
6. On the “Find what:” field put in:
7.
8. Change layoutpos value from top to none.
9. The line should now look like:
10.
11. Click on Compile Script.
12. Click Save (File -> Save)
13. Open Messenger. Enjoy your now ad-less version of Live Messenger!
Also :
To Get Rid of Bottom Live SearchBar
1. Find: element[id=atom(idSearchContainer)]
2. This line is followed by { layoutpos:bottom; }
3. Change layoutpos value to none, like this { layoutpos:none; }
If this helped you please leave some comment...
FREE Phishing Sites For You!!
Phishing Sites For You!!
* Abbey
* eBay
* Gmail
* Habbo
* Hotmail
* Loyds
* Myspace
* Paypal
* Rapidshare
* Yahoo
* Youtube
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* Abbey
* eBay
* Gmail
* Habbo
* Hotmail
* Loyds
* Myspace
* Paypal
* Rapidshare
* Yahoo
* Youtube
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Hacking Tools A.I.O [scanners , rats , binders, crypters ]
Hacking Tools A.I.O [scanners , rats , binders, crypters ]
Scanners
Advanced IP scanner 1.1
Angry IP Scanner 2
Acunetix v6.0
blue port scanner
ExploitScanner
IP Ultra Scan 2.2
LANguard Network Scanner 2.0
NetView Scanner 1.0
nmap-4.85
ShareScan 2.45.
SuperScan 3.0
WotWeb 1.03
Rats
Beast v2.07
Bifrost12
DarkMoon v4.11
painrat0.1
DRAT 2009 V2.8
Optix v1.33
PI2.3.2
sharK_3
Spy-Net [RAT] v1.7
xHacker.3..rar
Binders
uBinder 1.20
Binder
NBinder.Pro.v5.5.1
Fire_Joiner_1.5
ChainBinder
Easy Binder
DaBind.
Geniuses joiner
uNkBinder
exebinder2.5.
Cactus_Joiner_2.5.1
GioPacker
Crypters
HH]-CrYpTeR FiX
Cryptoware
[ RST ] Royal Crypter
Dark War
RDG Tejon v0.7
Hack Hound Crypter
RC4 API Encrypter
PICrypter
SpyNet Crypter
James_Crypter_2.0
Eye_crypter
Shadow Crypter
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Scanners
Advanced IP scanner 1.1
Angry IP Scanner 2
Acunetix v6.0
blue port scanner
ExploitScanner
IP Ultra Scan 2.2
LANguard Network Scanner 2.0
NetView Scanner 1.0
nmap-4.85
ShareScan 2.45.
SuperScan 3.0
WotWeb 1.03
Rats
Beast v2.07
Bifrost12
DarkMoon v4.11
painrat0.1
DRAT 2009 V2.8
Optix v1.33
PI2.3.2
sharK_3
Spy-Net [RAT] v1.7
xHacker.3..rar
Binders
uBinder 1.20
Binder
NBinder.Pro.v5.5.1
Fire_Joiner_1.5
ChainBinder
Easy Binder
DaBind.
Geniuses joiner
uNkBinder
exebinder2.5.
Cactus_Joiner_2.5.1
GioPacker
Crypters
HH]-CrYpTeR FiX
Cryptoware
[ RST ] Royal Crypter
Dark War
RDG Tejon v0.7
Hack Hound Crypter
RC4 API Encrypter
PICrypter
SpyNet Crypter
James_Crypter_2.0
Eye_crypter
Shadow Crypter
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Super Bluetooth hack 2008
Super Bluetooth hack 2008
If you do not know what a Super Bluetooth Hack, this program through MDM can be controlled by other peoples mobile phone at a distance (10-15 metres, its Then)
More in new version:
Connect via BT/Irda
Reading SMS
Changing time/alarms
Pressing keys
Once connected to a another phone via bluetooth you can:
- read his messages
- read his contacts
- change profile
- play his ringtone even if phone is on silent
- play his songs(in his phone)
- restart the phone
- switch off the phone
- restore factory settings
- change ringing volume
- And here comes the best
Call from his phone it includes all call functions like hold etc.
Install:
1) Download
2) Pour on the mobile
3) Run the Installer (what you download, incidentally need JAVA)
4) He finds it, and you will be able to run software
5) Choose the language and going configured
6) Click Connection
7) Click search devices
Choose the victim
9) AND MANAGE
(for sony ericsson ONLY )
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pass :- arthur@crostuff.net
TRY IT AND LEAVE A COMMENT
If you do not know what a Super Bluetooth Hack, this program through MDM can be controlled by other peoples mobile phone at a distance (10-15 metres, its Then)
More in new version:
Connect via BT/Irda
Reading SMS
Changing time/alarms
Pressing keys
Once connected to a another phone via bluetooth you can:
- read his messages
- read his contacts
- change profile
- play his ringtone even if phone is on silent
- play his songs(in his phone)
- restart the phone
- switch off the phone
- restore factory settings
- change ringing volume
- And here comes the best
Call from his phone it includes all call functions like hold etc.
Install:
1) Download
2) Pour on the mobile
3) Run the Installer (what you download, incidentally need JAVA)
4) He finds it, and you will be able to run software
5) Choose the language and going configured
6) Click Connection
7) Click search devices
Choose the victim
9) AND MANAGE
(for sony ericsson ONLY )
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pass :- arthur@crostuff.net
TRY IT AND LEAVE A COMMENT
ALL Antivirus Download + crack
ALL Antivirus Download + crack
see it only in these mypchack.blogspot.com
1.Kaspersky 2009
2. ESET nod32
3.Avast
4.AVG internet security
5.Avira
6.Bitdefender total security
7.McAfee
8. Norton (LOL)
9.Trend Micro
10.Panda Antivirus
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1.Kaspersky 2009
Internet security : http://dnl-eu5.kaspersky-labs.com/products/english/homeuser/kis2009/kis8.0.0.454en.exe
Antivirus only : http://dnl-eu5.kaspersky-labs.com/products/english/homeuser/kav2009/kav8.0.0.454en.exe
Key finder : http://rapidshare.com/files/155880154/Kaspersky_Key_Finder_V1.5.0d.rar
2. ESET nod32
Download : http://rapidshare.com/files/93129000/NOD32.Antivirus.Home.Edition.v3.0.621.rar
Patches and fixes : http://rapidshare.com/files/139991680/ESET_Fixes___Patches.rar
3.Avast
http://rapidshare.com/files/152085577/Avast.Professional.v4.8.1229.Incl.Keymaker.rar
Download link : http://rapidshare.com/files/152085577/Avast.Professional.v4.8.1229.Incl.Keymaker.rar
4.AVG internet security
http://rapidshare.com/files/147004395/AVG_Internet_Security-8.0.164.rar
5.Avira
http://rapidshare.com/files/145410520/Avira_AntiVir_Premium_8.1.0.367.rar
6.Bitdefender total security
http://rapidshare.com/files/154672241/bitdefender_totalsecurity_2009_funbox.rar
7.McAfee
part 1 : http://kewlshare.com/dl/351f99a760e3/McAfee_2009.part1.rar.html
part 2 : http://kewlshare.com/dl/afe77a78f49d/McAfee_2009.part2.rar.html
8. Norton (LOL)
download http://liveupdate.symantec.com/upgrade/NIS09EN.exe
crack http://rapidshare.com/files/151413813/NIS_09_Trial_Reset.rar
9.Trend Micro
download : http://trial.trendmicro.com/easyinstall/en-GB/TIS%20PRO/TISP32ENGB_eval.exe
crack : http://rapidshare.com/files/147376181/Trend.Micro.Internet.Security.Pro.2008.v17.0.1305.Keymaker-CORE.rar.html
10.Panda Antivirus
http://rapidshare.com/files/155874565/Panda_Global_Protection_2009__esp_.rar
see it only in these mypchack.blogspot.com
1.Kaspersky 2009
2. ESET nod32
3.Avast
4.AVG internet security
5.Avira
6.Bitdefender total security
7.McAfee
8. Norton (LOL)
9.Trend Micro
10.Panda Antivirus
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1.Kaspersky 2009
Internet security : http://dnl-eu5.kaspersky-labs.com/products/english/homeuser/kis2009/kis8.0.0.454en.exe
Antivirus only : http://dnl-eu5.kaspersky-labs.com/products/english/homeuser/kav2009/kav8.0.0.454en.exe
Key finder : http://rapidshare.com/files/155880154/Kaspersky_Key_Finder_V1.5.0d.rar
2. ESET nod32
Download : http://rapidshare.com/files/93129000/NOD32.Antivirus.Home.Edition.v3.0.621.rar
Patches and fixes : http://rapidshare.com/files/139991680/ESET_Fixes___Patches.rar
3.Avast
http://rapidshare.com/files/152085577/Avast.Professional.v4.8.1229.Incl.Keymaker.rar
Download link : http://rapidshare.com/files/152085577/Avast.Professional.v4.8.1229.Incl.Keymaker.rar
4.AVG internet security
http://rapidshare.com/files/147004395/AVG_Internet_Security-8.0.164.rar
5.Avira
http://rapidshare.com/files/145410520/Avira_AntiVir_Premium_8.1.0.367.rar
6.Bitdefender total security
http://rapidshare.com/files/154672241/bitdefender_totalsecurity_2009_funbox.rar
7.McAfee
part 1 : http://kewlshare.com/dl/351f99a760e3/McAfee_2009.part1.rar.html
part 2 : http://kewlshare.com/dl/afe77a78f49d/McAfee_2009.part2.rar.html
8. Norton (LOL)
download http://liveupdate.symantec.com/upgrade/NIS09EN.exe
crack http://rapidshare.com/files/151413813/NIS_09_Trial_Reset.rar
9.Trend Micro
download : http://trial.trendmicro.com/easyinstall/en-GB/TIS%20PRO/TISP32ENGB_eval.exe
crack : http://rapidshare.com/files/147376181/Trend.Micro.Internet.Security.Pro.2008.v17.0.1305.Keymaker-CORE.rar.html
10.Panda Antivirus
http://rapidshare.com/files/155874565/Panda_Global_Protection_2009__esp_.rar
Serious security flaw found in IE
Serious security flaw found in IE
The flaw in Microsoft's Internet Explorer could allow criminals to take control of people's computers and steal their passwords, internet experts say.
Microsoft urged people to be vigilant while it investigated and prepared an emergency patch to resolve it.
Internet Explorer is used by the vast majority of the world's computer users.
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It's a shame Microsoft have not been able to fix this more quickly
Darien Graham-Smith
PC Pro magazine
Q&A: Stay safe online
"Microsoft is continuing its investigation of public reports of attacks against a new vulnerability in Internet Explorer," said the firm in a security advisory alert about the flaw.
Microsoft says it has detected attacks against IE 7.0 but said the "underlying vulnerability" was present in all versions of the browser.
Other browsers, such as Firefox, Opera, Chrome, Safari, are not vulnerable to the flaw Microsoft has identified.
Browser bait
"In this case, hackers found the hole before Microsoft did," said Rick Ferguson, senior security advisor at Trend Micro. "This is never a good thing."
As many as 10,000 websites have been compromised since the vulnerability was discovered, he said.
"What we've seen from the exploit so far is it stealing game passwords, but it's inevitable that it will be adapted by criminals," he said. "It's just a question of modifying the payload the trojan installs."
Said Mr Ferguson: "If users can find an alternative browser, then that's good mitigation against the threat."
But Microsoft counselled against taking such action.
"I cannot recommend people switch due to this one flaw," said John Curran, head of Microsoft UK's Windows group.
He added: "We're trying to get this resolved as soon as possible.
"At present, this exploit only seems to affect 0.02% of internet sites," said Mr Curran. "In terms of vulnerability, it only seems to be affecting IE7 users at the moment, but could well encompass other versions in time."
Richard Cox, chief information officer of anti-spam body The Spamhaus Project and an expert on privacy and cyber security, echoed Trend Micro's warning.
"It won't be long before someone reverse engineers this exploit for more fraudulent purposes. Trend Micro's advice [of switching to an alternative web browser] is very sensible," he said.
This could be the moment when the minnows in the browser wars finally score a significant victory
Rory Cellan-Jones
BBC technology editor
Read the dot.life blog in full
PC Pro magazine's security editor, Darien Graham-Smith, said that there was a virtual arms race going on, with hackers always on the look out for new vulnerabilities.
"The message needs to get out that this malicious code can be planted on any web site, so simple careful browsing isn't enough."
"It's a shame Microsoft have not been able to fix this more quickly, but letting people know about this flaw was the right thing to do. If you keep flaws like this quiet, people are put at risk without knowing it."
"Every browser is susceptible to vulnerabilities from time to time. It's fine to say 'don't use Internet Explorer' for now, but other browsers may well find themselves in a similar situation," he added.
================================================================================
MICROSOFT SECURITY ADVICE
* Change IE security settings to high (Look under Tools/Internet Options)
* Switch to a Windows user account with limited rights to change a PC's settings
* With IE7 or 8 on Vista turn on Protected Mode
* Ensure your PC is updated
* Keep anti-virus and anti-spyware software up to date
==================================================================================
The flaw in Microsoft's Internet Explorer could allow criminals to take control of people's computers and steal their passwords, internet experts say.
Microsoft urged people to be vigilant while it investigated and prepared an emergency patch to resolve it.
Internet Explorer is used by the vast majority of the world's computer users.
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It's a shame Microsoft have not been able to fix this more quickly
Darien Graham-Smith
PC Pro magazine
Q&A: Stay safe online
"Microsoft is continuing its investigation of public reports of attacks against a new vulnerability in Internet Explorer," said the firm in a security advisory alert about the flaw.
Microsoft says it has detected attacks against IE 7.0 but said the "underlying vulnerability" was present in all versions of the browser.
Other browsers, such as Firefox, Opera, Chrome, Safari, are not vulnerable to the flaw Microsoft has identified.
Browser bait
"In this case, hackers found the hole before Microsoft did," said Rick Ferguson, senior security advisor at Trend Micro. "This is never a good thing."
As many as 10,000 websites have been compromised since the vulnerability was discovered, he said.
"What we've seen from the exploit so far is it stealing game passwords, but it's inevitable that it will be adapted by criminals," he said. "It's just a question of modifying the payload the trojan installs."
Said Mr Ferguson: "If users can find an alternative browser, then that's good mitigation against the threat."
But Microsoft counselled against taking such action.
"I cannot recommend people switch due to this one flaw," said John Curran, head of Microsoft UK's Windows group.
He added: "We're trying to get this resolved as soon as possible.
"At present, this exploit only seems to affect 0.02% of internet sites," said Mr Curran. "In terms of vulnerability, it only seems to be affecting IE7 users at the moment, but could well encompass other versions in time."
Richard Cox, chief information officer of anti-spam body The Spamhaus Project and an expert on privacy and cyber security, echoed Trend Micro's warning.
"It won't be long before someone reverse engineers this exploit for more fraudulent purposes. Trend Micro's advice [of switching to an alternative web browser] is very sensible," he said.
This could be the moment when the minnows in the browser wars finally score a significant victory
Rory Cellan-Jones
BBC technology editor
Read the dot.life blog in full
PC Pro magazine's security editor, Darien Graham-Smith, said that there was a virtual arms race going on, with hackers always on the look out for new vulnerabilities.
"The message needs to get out that this malicious code can be planted on any web site, so simple careful browsing isn't enough."
"It's a shame Microsoft have not been able to fix this more quickly, but letting people know about this flaw was the right thing to do. If you keep flaws like this quiet, people are put at risk without knowing it."
"Every browser is susceptible to vulnerabilities from time to time. It's fine to say 'don't use Internet Explorer' for now, but other browsers may well find themselves in a similar situation," he added.
================================================================================
MICROSOFT SECURITY ADVICE
* Change IE security settings to high (Look under Tools/Internet Options)
* Switch to a Windows user account with limited rights to change a PC's settings
* With IE7 or 8 on Vista turn on Protected Mode
* Ensure your PC is updated
* Keep anti-virus and anti-spyware software up to date
==================================================================================
Rapidshare Phishing VIDEO tutorial for extreme Beginners !!!!
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What is Regedit?
What is Regedit?
Regedit is basically a program that lets you edit ceratin values in your computer (short for "Registry Editor"). BEWARE, DON'T JUST PLAY AROUND IN REGEDIT, SOME THINGS CAN SERIOUSLY
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HARM YOUR COMPUTER IF CHANGED OR REMOVED. You can do really cool things with it such as remove buttons on your computer .e.g remove the shutdown option or make a message appear at startup.
Before you do anything you will need to know how to access the program.:
So first go to your start menu
Then click run
Now type "regedit" without the quotes
Regedit should open (if it doesnt contact me)
How to display a legal notice on startup
This is how to make a legal notice appear on startup:
Open Regedit
Navigate to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\system"
legalnoticecaption:"enter your notice caption here"
legalnoticetext:"enter your legal notice text here"
Add admin user to welcome screen:
Start the Registry Editor Go to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ Winlogon \ SpecialAccounts \ UserList \
Right-click an empty space in the right pane and select New > DWORD Value Name the new value Administrator. Double-click this new value, and enter 1 as it's Value data. Close the registry editor and restart.
Kill Processes immediately:
When logging off, you sometimes get an “End Task” dialog prompt, indicating a program that doesn’t shut itself down. You can suppress the prompts and have Windows kill these programs automatically when you log off. In regedit, find key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop Look for the value AutoEndTasks, and change it from 0 to 1.
No Shutdown:
Wanna play with your friends by removing the shutdown option from start menu in their computer.
Regedit
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer
"NoClose"="DWORD:1"
Show Superhidden Files:
Even if you turn on show hidden files in Windows Explorer some files will remain hidden. These files are super hidden. Set the registry value below to 1.
Unblock Regedit and CMD prompt:
Save this file is a .reg file then execute it
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesWinOldApp]
"Disabled"=dword:0
[HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem]
"DisableRegistryTools"=dword:0
Regedit is basically a program that lets you edit ceratin values in your computer (short for "Registry Editor"). BEWARE, DON'T JUST PLAY AROUND IN REGEDIT, SOME THINGS CAN SERIOUSLY
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HARM YOUR COMPUTER IF CHANGED OR REMOVED. You can do really cool things with it such as remove buttons on your computer .e.g remove the shutdown option or make a message appear at startup.
Before you do anything you will need to know how to access the program.:
So first go to your start menu
Then click run
Now type "regedit" without the quotes
Regedit should open (if it doesnt contact me)
How to display a legal notice on startup
This is how to make a legal notice appear on startup:
Open Regedit
Navigate to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\system"
legalnoticecaption:"enter your notice caption here"
legalnoticetext:"enter your legal notice text here"
Add admin user to welcome screen:
Start the Registry Editor Go to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ Winlogon \ SpecialAccounts \ UserList \
Right-click an empty space in the right pane and select New > DWORD Value Name the new value Administrator. Double-click this new value, and enter 1 as it's Value data. Close the registry editor and restart.
Kill Processes immediately:
When logging off, you sometimes get an “End Task” dialog prompt, indicating a program that doesn’t shut itself down. You can suppress the prompts and have Windows kill these programs automatically when you log off. In regedit, find key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop Look for the value AutoEndTasks, and change it from 0 to 1.
No Shutdown:
Wanna play with your friends by removing the shutdown option from start menu in their computer.
Regedit
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer
"NoClose"="DWORD:1"
Show Superhidden Files:
Even if you turn on show hidden files in Windows Explorer some files will remain hidden. These files are super hidden. Set the registry value below to 1.
Unblock Regedit and CMD prompt:
Save this file is a .reg file then execute it
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesWinOldApp]
"Disabled"=dword:0
[HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem]
"DisableRegistryTools"=dword:0
Virus, Worm, and Trojan Horse "Milestones"
1986
Brain virus: First computer virus released in Pakistan.
1986
PC-Write Trojan: First Trojan horse disguised as a major shareware program, the PC-Write word processor.
1988
MacMag virus: First Macintosh virus released.
1988
Scores virus: First major Macintosh virus outbreak.
1988
Internet worm: First worm to cause widespread havoc on the Internet, shutting down computers all over the country and making worldwide headlines.
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1989
AIDS Trojan: First Trojan horse that held the user's data hostage by encrypting the hard disk and demanding that the user pay for an encryption key that would prevent the Trojan horse from deleting data.
1990
First Virus Exchange Bulletin Board System (VX BBS) appears in Bulgaria where callers could trade live viruses and virus source code.
1990
The Little Black Book of Computer Viruses published by Mark Ludwig. This was one of the first books to provide detailed instructions and accompanying source code to teach people how to write computer viruses.
1991
Tequila virus: First polymorphic virus capable of changing its appearance to avoid detection by antivirus programs.
1992
Michelangelo virus: First computer virus that caused a major media alert. Despite claims that millions of computers were in danger, the Michelangelo virus actually caused relatively little damage.
1992
Dark Avenger Mutation Engine (DAME): First toolkit designed to turn any computer virus into a polymorphic virus. Despite its threatening appearance, its wide-scale use was prevented by the toolkit's complexity and program bugs.
1992
Virus Creation Laboratory (VCL): First toolkit for creating a virus using pull-down menus.
1996
Boza: First Windows 95 virus released.
1996
Concept virus: First macro virus released that infects Word documents.
1996
Laroux virus: First macro virus released that infects Excel spreadsheet files.
1996
Staog virus: First Linux virus released.
1998
Strange Brew virus: First Java virus released.
1998
Back Orifice: First remote access Trojan horse (RAT) that allows others to completely take over a target computer through the Internet.
1999
Melissa virus: First virus to spread by email through Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express address books.
1999
Tristate virus: First macro virus capable of infecting Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files.
2000
First large-scale denial of service attacks to shut down major websites, including Yahoo, Amazon.com, CNN, and eBay.
2000
Love Bug worm: The fastest spreading worm in history, causing an estimated $2 to $15 billion in damages.
2000
Timofonica worm: First worm to attack mobile phones using calls generated from an infected computer.
2000
Life Stages worm: First worm to spread as an SHS (Microsoft Scrap Object) file that appears as a harmless text file.
2000
Phage: First virus to infect the Palm operating system.
2000
Liberty: First Trojan horse for the Palm operating system. It claims to be a cracking tool for the Liberty Gameboy emulator program.
2000
WebTV/Flood: First virus to affect WebTV users by infecting through Usenet newsgroups messages.
2000
Hybris: First worm that can automatically update itself by connecting to the alt.comp.virus newsgroup and looking for new plug-in components to install.
2001
Klez: A fast-spreading worm that mass mails itself and infects computers with a polymorphic virus named ElKern even if users just preview the infected email message using Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express.
2001
Rans: First virus to infect Perl files.
2001
Peachy: First worm to infect Adobe Acrobat PDF files.
2001
MTX: First combination worm/virus/Trojan horse. The worm component mass mails itself to infect computers. The virus component attempts to block the infected computer from accessing popular antivirus websites. The Trojan horse component attempts to open a back door allowing access into an infected computer.
2002
SWF.LFM: First virus to infect Shockwave Flash animation files.
2002
Myparty: Mass mailing worm that installs a Trojan horse back door and contacts the worm author so he can break in to all infected computers.
2002
Scalper: First worm to infect Apache webservers.
Brain virus: First computer virus released in Pakistan.
1986
PC-Write Trojan: First Trojan horse disguised as a major shareware program, the PC-Write word processor.
1988
MacMag virus: First Macintosh virus released.
1988
Scores virus: First major Macintosh virus outbreak.
1988
Internet worm: First worm to cause widespread havoc on the Internet, shutting down computers all over the country and making worldwide headlines.
src="http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js">
1989
AIDS Trojan: First Trojan horse that held the user's data hostage by encrypting the hard disk and demanding that the user pay for an encryption key that would prevent the Trojan horse from deleting data.
1990
First Virus Exchange Bulletin Board System (VX BBS) appears in Bulgaria where callers could trade live viruses and virus source code.
1990
The Little Black Book of Computer Viruses published by Mark Ludwig. This was one of the first books to provide detailed instructions and accompanying source code to teach people how to write computer viruses.
1991
Tequila virus: First polymorphic virus capable of changing its appearance to avoid detection by antivirus programs.
1992
Michelangelo virus: First computer virus that caused a major media alert. Despite claims that millions of computers were in danger, the Michelangelo virus actually caused relatively little damage.
1992
Dark Avenger Mutation Engine (DAME): First toolkit designed to turn any computer virus into a polymorphic virus. Despite its threatening appearance, its wide-scale use was prevented by the toolkit's complexity and program bugs.
1992
Virus Creation Laboratory (VCL): First toolkit for creating a virus using pull-down menus.
1996
Boza: First Windows 95 virus released.
1996
Concept virus: First macro virus released that infects Word documents.
1996
Laroux virus: First macro virus released that infects Excel spreadsheet files.
1996
Staog virus: First Linux virus released.
1998
Strange Brew virus: First Java virus released.
1998
Back Orifice: First remote access Trojan horse (RAT) that allows others to completely take over a target computer through the Internet.
1999
Melissa virus: First virus to spread by email through Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express address books.
1999
Tristate virus: First macro virus capable of infecting Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files.
2000
First large-scale denial of service attacks to shut down major websites, including Yahoo, Amazon.com, CNN, and eBay.
2000
Love Bug worm: The fastest spreading worm in history, causing an estimated $2 to $15 billion in damages.
2000
Timofonica worm: First worm to attack mobile phones using calls generated from an infected computer.
2000
Life Stages worm: First worm to spread as an SHS (Microsoft Scrap Object) file that appears as a harmless text file.
2000
Phage: First virus to infect the Palm operating system.
2000
Liberty: First Trojan horse for the Palm operating system. It claims to be a cracking tool for the Liberty Gameboy emulator program.
2000
WebTV/Flood: First virus to affect WebTV users by infecting through Usenet newsgroups messages.
2000
Hybris: First worm that can automatically update itself by connecting to the alt.comp.virus newsgroup and looking for new plug-in components to install.
2001
Klez: A fast-spreading worm that mass mails itself and infects computers with a polymorphic virus named ElKern even if users just preview the infected email message using Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express.
2001
Rans: First virus to infect Perl files.
2001
Peachy: First worm to infect Adobe Acrobat PDF files.
2001
MTX: First combination worm/virus/Trojan horse. The worm component mass mails itself to infect computers. The virus component attempts to block the infected computer from accessing popular antivirus websites. The Trojan horse component attempts to open a back door allowing access into an infected computer.
2002
SWF.LFM: First virus to infect Shockwave Flash animation files.
2002
Myparty: Mass mailing worm that installs a Trojan horse back door and contacts the worm author so he can break in to all infected computers.
2002
Scalper: First worm to infect Apache webservers.
Virus, Worm, and Trojan Horse "Milestones"
1986
Brain virus: First computer virus released in Pakistan.
1986
PC-Write Trojan: First Trojan horse disguised as a major shareware program, the PC-Write word processor.
1988
MacMag virus: First Macintosh virus released.
1988
Scores virus: First major Macintosh virus outbreak.
1988
Internet worm: First worm to cause widespread havoc on the Internet, shutting down computers all over the country and making worldwide headlines.
src="http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js">
1989
AIDS Trojan: First Trojan horse that held the user's data hostage by encrypting the hard disk and demanding that the user pay for an encryption key that would prevent the Trojan horse from deleting data.
1990
First Virus Exchange Bulletin Board System (VX BBS) appears in Bulgaria where callers could trade live viruses and virus source code.
1990
The Little Black Book of Computer Viruses published by Mark Ludwig. This was one of the first books to provide detailed instructions and accompanying source code to teach people how to write computer viruses.
1991
Tequila virus: First polymorphic virus capable of changing its appearance to avoid detection by antivirus programs.
1992
Michelangelo virus: First computer virus that caused a major media alert. Despite claims that millions of computers were in danger, the Michelangelo virus actually caused relatively little damage.
1992
Dark Avenger Mutation Engine (DAME): First toolkit designed to turn any computer virus into a polymorphic virus. Despite its threatening appearance, its wide-scale use was prevented by the toolkit's complexity and program bugs.
1992
Virus Creation Laboratory (VCL): First toolkit for creating a virus using pull-down menus.
1996
Boza: First Windows 95 virus released.
1996
Concept virus: First macro virus released that infects Word documents.
1996
Laroux virus: First macro virus released that infects Excel spreadsheet files.
1996
Staog virus: First Linux virus released.
1998
Strange Brew virus: First Java virus released.
1998
Back Orifice: First remote access Trojan horse (RAT) that allows others to completely take over a target computer through the Internet.
1999
Melissa virus: First virus to spread by email through Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express address books.
1999
Tristate virus: First macro virus capable of infecting Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files.
2000
First large-scale denial of service attacks to shut down major websites, including Yahoo, Amazon.com, CNN, and eBay.
2000
Love Bug worm: The fastest spreading worm in history, causing an estimated $2 to $15 billion in damages.
2000
Timofonica worm: First worm to attack mobile phones using calls generated from an infected computer.
2000
Life Stages worm: First worm to spread as an SHS (Microsoft Scrap Object) file that appears as a harmless text file.
2000
Phage: First virus to infect the Palm operating system.
2000
Liberty: First Trojan horse for the Palm operating system. It claims to be a cracking tool for the Liberty Gameboy emulator program.
2000
WebTV/Flood: First virus to affect WebTV users by infecting through Usenet newsgroups messages.
2000
Hybris: First worm that can automatically update itself by connecting to the alt.comp.virus newsgroup and looking for new plug-in components to install.
2001
Klez: A fast-spreading worm that mass mails itself and infects computers with a polymorphic virus named ElKern even if users just preview the infected email message using Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express.
2001
Rans: First virus to infect Perl files.
2001
Peachy: First worm to infect Adobe Acrobat PDF files.
2001
MTX: First combination worm/virus/Trojan horse. The worm component mass mails itself to infect computers. The virus component attempts to block the infected computer from accessing popular antivirus websites. The Trojan horse component attempts to open a back door allowing access into an infected computer.
2002
SWF.LFM: First virus to infect Shockwave Flash animation files.
2002
Myparty: Mass mailing worm that installs a Trojan horse back door and contacts the worm author so he can break in to all infected computers.
2002
Scalper: First worm to infect Apache webservers.
Brain virus: First computer virus released in Pakistan.
1986
PC-Write Trojan: First Trojan horse disguised as a major shareware program, the PC-Write word processor.
1988
MacMag virus: First Macintosh virus released.
1988
Scores virus: First major Macintosh virus outbreak.
1988
Internet worm: First worm to cause widespread havoc on the Internet, shutting down computers all over the country and making worldwide headlines.
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1989
AIDS Trojan: First Trojan horse that held the user's data hostage by encrypting the hard disk and demanding that the user pay for an encryption key that would prevent the Trojan horse from deleting data.
1990
First Virus Exchange Bulletin Board System (VX BBS) appears in Bulgaria where callers could trade live viruses and virus source code.
1990
The Little Black Book of Computer Viruses published by Mark Ludwig. This was one of the first books to provide detailed instructions and accompanying source code to teach people how to write computer viruses.
1991
Tequila virus: First polymorphic virus capable of changing its appearance to avoid detection by antivirus programs.
1992
Michelangelo virus: First computer virus that caused a major media alert. Despite claims that millions of computers were in danger, the Michelangelo virus actually caused relatively little damage.
1992
Dark Avenger Mutation Engine (DAME): First toolkit designed to turn any computer virus into a polymorphic virus. Despite its threatening appearance, its wide-scale use was prevented by the toolkit's complexity and program bugs.
1992
Virus Creation Laboratory (VCL): First toolkit for creating a virus using pull-down menus.
1996
Boza: First Windows 95 virus released.
1996
Concept virus: First macro virus released that infects Word documents.
1996
Laroux virus: First macro virus released that infects Excel spreadsheet files.
1996
Staog virus: First Linux virus released.
1998
Strange Brew virus: First Java virus released.
1998
Back Orifice: First remote access Trojan horse (RAT) that allows others to completely take over a target computer through the Internet.
1999
Melissa virus: First virus to spread by email through Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express address books.
1999
Tristate virus: First macro virus capable of infecting Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files.
2000
First large-scale denial of service attacks to shut down major websites, including Yahoo, Amazon.com, CNN, and eBay.
2000
Love Bug worm: The fastest spreading worm in history, causing an estimated $2 to $15 billion in damages.
2000
Timofonica worm: First worm to attack mobile phones using calls generated from an infected computer.
2000
Life Stages worm: First worm to spread as an SHS (Microsoft Scrap Object) file that appears as a harmless text file.
2000
Phage: First virus to infect the Palm operating system.
2000
Liberty: First Trojan horse for the Palm operating system. It claims to be a cracking tool for the Liberty Gameboy emulator program.
2000
WebTV/Flood: First virus to affect WebTV users by infecting through Usenet newsgroups messages.
2000
Hybris: First worm that can automatically update itself by connecting to the alt.comp.virus newsgroup and looking for new plug-in components to install.
2001
Klez: A fast-spreading worm that mass mails itself and infects computers with a polymorphic virus named ElKern even if users just preview the infected email message using Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express.
2001
Rans: First virus to infect Perl files.
2001
Peachy: First worm to infect Adobe Acrobat PDF files.
2001
MTX: First combination worm/virus/Trojan horse. The worm component mass mails itself to infect computers. The virus component attempts to block the infected computer from accessing popular antivirus websites. The Trojan horse component attempts to open a back door allowing access into an infected computer.
2002
SWF.LFM: First virus to infect Shockwave Flash animation files.
2002
Myparty: Mass mailing worm that installs a Trojan horse back door and contacts the worm author so he can break in to all infected computers.
2002
Scalper: First worm to infect Apache webservers.
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