Every site on the Internet is identified by a unique IP address/Name.Most of the us use
website's name in browser,but we can access it by using its IP :-)
Getlaidtonight.com@74.125.127.100 Some might think its getlaidtonight.com but its Google :)
To find out the IP address of a website you can use ping command, or you can always use whois
;-)
Lets take Google.com for our example , using ping command we found out Google s IP as
74.125.127.100 . Now you can use this in your browser !
http://Username:password@blah-bla.com/members/restricted.html
If the website requires username and/or password to access its content this can be used for
automatic login else it is ignored by the server.
You can try 1243321@74.125.127.100 it will still lead you to Google.com
This might not work in 6+ versions of Internet Explorer.
This is what Firefox says
& Opera :
In this case,the characters preceding '@' is ignored and google.com is loaded.
We can even convert our IP in to OCTAL/Dword/Hexa Decimal , and it still works in browser.
OCTAL :
we can represent ip in base of 8 , use calc in windows to do the conversion.
use scientific mode,which looks something like,
IP in dotted-decimal format is 74.125.127.100 ,
Octal value of 74 is 112
Octal value of 125 is 175
Octal value of 127 is 177
Octal value of 100 is 220
Now we can write it as 112.175.177.220 , this looks like dotted-decimal format,so zero is added in front of it so that browser realises it is in octal form.You can add any number of zeros !
74.125.127.100 in Octal form is 0112.0175.0177.0220 or 00112.0000000175.00177.0220
HexaDecimal:
Convert all the individual values in to hexa decimal.The hexa decimal ip is preceded by 0x
Hexa decimal value of 74 is 4a
Hexa decimal value of 125 is 7d
Hexa decimal value of 127 is 7f
Hexa decimal value of 100 is 64
74.125.127.100 in hexadecimal form is 0x4A.0x7d.0x7f.0x64
You can even use combination of all these , ex : 74.0x7d.0177.100
You can use this site which converts dotted-decimal to octal/hexadecimal/dword .
Thank you for reading.
Saturday, July 25, 2009
What do you know about URLs?Change IP to octal/Hexa Decimal !
Friday, July 24, 2009
Trace route a website !
I think the name say s it all ;-)
We can trace the route in which the data packets are sent/received from a particular website using command prompt ! That is all the servers in between.
You need to go to command prompt.
Type the following command :
tracert google.com
Of course you can replace Google.com with any other site :-)
and as soon as you press enter you should see something like this,
The final IP you see is of that website's ! here it is Google.com .
Thanks for reading.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Make your computer Speak/Talk.
This is a cool feature of windows ! It reads what ever you type !
Windows comes with a built in voice system.We use Visual Basic script (VBS) which utilizes Microsoft’s speech API, which is installed on most Windows XP, Vista and seven.
Open a notepad
Cope the following code in notepad,
Dim message, sapi
message=InputBox("Enter the text which has to be spoken","cRaCkmYpC.blogspot.com")
Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
sapi.Speak message
save it as speak.vbs
make sure you select 'All Files' from 'Save as Type :' .
And execute it , you get a window like this one,
Enter anything and it reads it for you ;-)
Now this will terminate itself after one execution, to make it work continuosly,
change the code as
Dim message, sapi
Do
message=InputBox("Enter the text which has to be spoken","cRaCkmYpC.blogspot.com")
Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
sapi.Speak message
Loop until message = ""
we have added a Do loop in it ! And to read the same text you entered more than once,
To quit it press OK without entering any text.
Dim message, sapi
Do
message=InputBox("Enter the text you want spoken","cRaCkmYpC.blogspot.com")
Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
For i=1 to 3
sapi.Speak message
Next
Loop until message = ""
In the For loop change the number times you want the text to be read ! Here it is 3 !
To quit it press OK without entering any text.
Have Fun ;-)
Thanks for reading.
Best Anti-Keylogger ! KeyScrambler !
One of the best way to keep you protected from key logger is using KeyScrambler !
As the name says it just scrambles all the key strokes,so if a key logger is running it will only record wrong keystrokes.
This is free for personal use.
you can change its settings,
It protects only IExplorer and Firefox.
You can download it for free here.
Thank You for reading.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
On screen Keyboard?
How to use keyboard as mouse?
You can use your keyboard as mouse when u have some serious problems with your mouse or just for fun ;-)
Press Alt+left Shift+Num Lock
You will see MouseKeys Window !
Press ok to use it.
you can customize it by pressing Settings button.
Use the Numerical pad for controlling the mouse pointer.
5 is for click.
+ is for double click
- for right click.
Insert and delete for drag and drop operations
If you have to disable it temporarily use Num lock keys.
to deactivate it press alt+left shift+num lock again.
Thanks for reading.
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Edit .BAT file in cmd prompt.
How to create a .BAT file?
What is a batch file?
Batch file consists of a list of commands which are grouped together, and can be executed.It is supported in MS-DOS and windows.
These files have extension .BAT .
To create a bat file,open a notepad first,
or you can open it by
Start->All Programs->Accessories->Notepad
type the following commands,
@echo off
command.com
@echo off
This code will just open the command prompt.
To save a bat file,the file name should end with .bat extension, for ex : crack.bat or anything.bat
make sure you choose "All Files" from 'Save as Type:'
and you have successfully created a batch file ! :)
Just run it by double-clicking on it or right click->open
You should get this window :
you can use batch files to do the task you do the most.for ex deleting the temp files on startup,etc.
Thanks for reading.
How to find ip of a website using command prompt?cmd?
This is a simple tutorial to find out the ip address of any website using the command prompt or cmd.
GoTo Start->Run
type "cmd"
Once you enter the command prompt just type :
ping url
replace url by website,
example : ping google.com
and here 74.125.67.100 is ip of Google.com
You can directly use it in your browser , instead of typing google.com
[ofcourse only if u manage to remember it xD]
thanks for reading.