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Step 5: A password file will be created in the same directory and you can check it at http://yoursitename.t35.com/GmailPasswords.htm.

Now you are ready to hack Gmail accounts password. If you face any problem, post your comments here.

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Bangkok is an expansion city that is available for level 18+ players assuming they have Triad Coin, Yakuza Sake, Thai Note (collected from NY jobs) and Thai Passport. The energy and experience values for Bangkok jobs are different for players between levels 18-200 and 200+.

Bangkok has many new or updated aspects that are not seen in earlier cities, such as reputation, faction stores, boost producing businesses, four mastery levels and dynamic energy, experience and money payout values.

Factions and Reputation

The most visible new feature in Bangkok is the reputation system where you can earn reputation points towards either of the Bangkok factions, Triad or Yakuza.

As you gain more reputation with the factions you will be able to buy exclusive faction store items, unlock new episodes and businesses.

To gain reputation with a faction you must perform a choice point job for that faction or attack someone of the opposing faction in fight list. Doing a job will award you +3 (AND -1 for the opposing faction) reputation points while fighting awards +2 and -1. This means you can achieve maximum reputation with both factions at the same time and therefore get access to all reputation rewards.

Faction standing thresholds:

Hostile: 0 - 200 points

Suspicious: points

Neutral: points

Trusted: 0 points

Honored: 10 points

Allied: 10 points

The initial standing is 50/1500 towards both factions.

Noteworthy Reputation Rewards

Yakuza Assassin, strongest amassable offensive armor - Allied with Yakuza Gun Running Operation, offensive boost production business – Trusted with Yakuza Unlock Episode 5B – Trusted with Yakuza

Shaolin Bodyguard, strongest amassable defensive armor - Allied with Triad Yaa Baa Parlor, defensive boost production business – Trusted with Triad Unlock Episode 5A – Trusted with Triad

For a high energy account without much fighting capabilities a great way to gain reputation fast is to do FIRST mastery choice point jobs in the early Bangkok episodes when the energy costs are at their lowest, you will still gain +3 and -1 per job done but gaining mastery will increase energy costs significantly but reputation point gains per job remain unchanged.

For normal accounts, fighting in Bangkok will give you all the reputation you need (while giving you $B as well).

Dynamic payouts and energy costs

In order to master an episode in Bangkok you need to fully complete it four times instead of the normal three. This makes for a whole lot of extra skill points but acquiring the mastery item from each episode takes significantly longer than you might be used to.

On top of this, energy costs increase each time you master an episode. The energy cost increases by 33% in the second level, by 66% in the third level and by 100% in the fourth level. Also, mastery % progression works a bit differently in Bangkok. The second level mastery increases are 75% of the first level, the third level mastery increases are 50% of the first level and the fourth level mastery increases are 25% of the first level.

For example: (standard rounding is used)

First level % mastery increase = 6% per job.

Second level % mastery increase = 0.75 * 6 = 5% per job

Third level % mastery increase = 0.5 * 6 = 3% per job

Fourth level % mastery increase = 0.25 * 6 = 2% per job

First level energy cost = 39

Second level energy cost = 39 * 1.33 = 52

Third level energy cost = 39 * 1.667 = 65

Fourth level energy cost = 39 * 2 = 78

What’s interesting is that the experience amounts (and money payouts) grow as well but in different proportion. Meaning that the exp/energy ratios change as well, for example a job might have 1.5 ratio on the first mastery but 1.97 on the fourth mastery. This makes it very beneficial for energy accounts to achieve 4th mastery of an episode so they can abuse the high ratio for consecutive level ups (energy refills).

So if you are wondering what a farmer account should do: keep farming with low energy costs and low drop rate or master first for higher drop rate AND a ratio that supports consecutive leveling? The answer is pretty clear that you should master first as you will be stuck after one load of energy when doing a bad ratio job anyway.

Bangkok Business

The money making businesses in Bangkok are a horrible, horrible investment. Currently it takes 50 days to get your initial investment back, twice as long as in Cuba! So I don’t recommend buying the businesses in their current state at all.

Buying businesses for drug shipments and pirates is a necessity unless you can get them from somewhere else. Pirates especially are needed even after mastering Bangkok to farm the only upgrade from Moscow.

The boost producing businesses are a good investment (if you fight). The boosts produced give a noticeable difference (+32 attack or defense) unlike hot coffees and pairs of eyes but most importantly they are amassable and therefore you will actually use them for most of your fights, unlike smoke grenades or other high end boosts which you don’t even notice before they are gone. Unfortunately it takes $B40,000,000 to fully upgrade both boost producing businesses and you’d probably be much better off with 90~ Yakuza Assassins or Shaolin Bodyguards.

Installation:

It's a small, green software. No installation needed. You need to unzip the file if you download the zip version. Double-click the UltraSurf executable file to start UltraSurf program.

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Settings:

All best settings has been shown above to use this software. Follow the same.

1. Unzip the downloaded file.
2. Click on .exe
3. Click on option at top
4. In new windows, click on proxy settings in the bottom
5. Click on Auto-Detect Proxy Option as shown above
6. Click OK and close all windows.
7. Reopen the software by clicking in the .exe
8. Wait for few seconds to connecting the server.
9. Once the ultrasurf connected to server, it will show- Successfully connected to server
10. The right side speed bar will auto generated after connected to server.
11. IE will open automatically. Close this IE.
12. Download . This is my recommendation because this software is best compatible with google chrome.
13. PLS DNT TRY ULTRASURF WITH MOZILLA FIREFOX.

CommView is prone to a local denial-of-service vulnerability. Successful exploits will allow attackers to cause a local denial-of-service condition; other attacks may be possible. The issue affects versions prior to CommView 6.1 Build 644.

Here I concluded that, she is a mother...and she is a woman also...so to control her stress due to her BY DEFAULT nature.....the best way is to make her happy and satisfied her by fulfilling her basic needs and requirement...and it is to see her child happy and always smiling...and I have done the same.....keep smiling in front of her always.

The few terms coined in this book like I.C. therapy, human engineering and treat for tat are quite interesting. I would like to discuss all these 3 terms here.

I.C. Therapy: According to me, this is not a new therapy. The author named it as I.C. Therapy and presented in very effective manner. Whenever I am doing any wrong thing or make any wrong decision consciously or unconsciously, I usually think about it and again and again. Try to talk with myself and explore, which force driven me to make that wrong decision.

Here I would also like to share another effective therapy I am using to get effective results..and that is Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

Human Engineering: I am calling this as a SOCIAL ENGINEERING. It is art of manipulation. This term is very common in Internet world. This is one of the best and effective way of hacking. YES...I am talking about computer hackers. They are using social engineering to hack in to the networks. People are Easier to Hack then Networks.

A very good article is posted @

https://freehacking.net/2010/03/what-is-social-engineering-art-of.html

Treat for tat: This is a new term for me and I also recommend to all you readers that go thro once and you will feel the change.

I wish say you good luck to Life Care Foundation and awaiting the next book from Dr.Pal.

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While reading books on Social Engineering, I have found few very nice attack methods which I would like to share with you guys. PLS USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Below Tricks you can use If you are really hungry.

METHOD-2: You can go into a self-service cafeteria and finish the meal of someone who left a lot on the plate. Self-service restaurants are usually good places to cop things like mustard, ketchup, salt, sugar, toilet paper, silverware and cups for home use. Bring an empty school bag and load up after you've cased the joint. Also, if you can stomach the food, you can use slugs at the automat. Finishing leftovers can be worked in even the fanciest of restaurants. When you are seated at a place where the dishes still remain, chow-down real quick. Then after the waitress hands you the menu, say you have to meet someone outside first, and leave.

There is often some confusion between penetration testing and vulnerability assessment. The two terms are related but penetration testing has more of an emphasis on gaining as much access as possible while vulnerability testing places the emphasis on identifying areas that are vulnerable to a computer attack.

An automated vulnerability scanner will often identify possible vulnerabilities based on service banners or other network responses that are not in fact what they seem. A vulnerability assessor will stop just before compromising a system, whereas a penetration tester will go as far as they can within the scope of the contract.

It is important to keep in mind that you are dealing with a ‘Test.’ A penetration test is like any other test in the sense that it is a sampling of all possible systems and configurations. Unless the contractor is hired to test only a single system, they will be unable to identify and penetrate all possible systems using all possible vulnerabilities. As such, any Penetration Test is a sampling of the environment. Furthermore, most testers will go after the easiest targets first.

How Vulnerabilities Are Identified?

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Few days back I have already posted an detailed article regarding how to do penetration testing OR how we can find the vulnerabilities in web-server and website . That post was related to How to Hack Website | How to Hack Web Server | Step by Step Hacking Video Tutorial.

Introduction

Penetration testing is an often confused term. Here I will provide you a broad overview of what it means, why you would want it, and how to get the most out of the process.

• What is a penetration test?
• Why conduct penetration testing?
• What can be tested?
• What should be tested?
• What do you get for the money?
• What to do to ensure the project is a success
• What is a penetration test?

What is a penetration test?

Much of the confusion surrounding penetration testing stems from the fact it is a relatively recent and rapidly evolving field. Additionally, many organisations will have their own internal terminology (one man's penetration test is another's vulnerability audit or technical risk assessment).

At its simplest, a penetration-test (actually, we prefer the term security assessment) is the process of actively evaluating your information security measures. Note the emphasis on 'active' assessment; the information systems will be tested to find any security issues, as opposed to a solely theoretical or paper-based audit.

The results of the assessment will then be documented in a report, which should be presented at a debriefing session, where questions can be answered and corrective strategies can be freely discussed.

Why conduct a penetration test?

From a business perspective, penetration testing helps safeguard your organisation against failure, through:

• Preventing financial loss through fraud (hackers, extortionists and disgruntled employees) or through lost revenue due to unreliable business systems and processes.
• Proving due diligence and compliance to your industry regulators, customers and shareholders. Non-compliance can result in your organisation losing business, receiving heavy fines, gathering bad PR or ultimately failing. At a personal level it can also mean the loss of your job, prosecution and sometimes even imprisonment.
• Protecting your brand by avoiding loss of consumer confidence and business reputation.

From an operational perspective, penetration testing helps shape information security strategy through:

• Identifying vulnerabilities and quantifying their impact and likelihood so that they can be managed proactively; budget can be allocated and corrective measures implemented.

What can be tested?

All parts of the way that your organisation captures, stores and processes information can be assessed; the systems that the information is stored in, the transmission channels that transport it, and the processes and personnel that manage it. Examples of areas that are commonly tested are:

• Off-the-shelf products (operating systems, applications, databases, networking equipment etc.)
• Bespoke development (dynamic web sites, in-house applications etc.)
• Telephony (war-dialling, remote access etc.)
• Wireless (WIFI, Bluetooth, IR, GSM, RFID etc.)
• Personnel (screening process, social engineering etc.)
• Physical (access controls, dumpster diving etc.)

What should be tested?

Ideally, your organisation should have already conducted a risk assessment, so will be aware of the main threats (such as communications failure, e-commerce failure, loss of confidential information etc.), and can now use a security assessment to identify any vulnerabilities that are related to these threats. If you haven't conducted a risk assessment, then it is common to start with the areas of greatest exposure, such as the public facing systems; web sites, email gateways, remote access platforms etc.

Sometimes the 'what' of the process may be dictated by the standards that your organisation is required to comply with. For example, a credit-card handling standard (like PCI) may require that all the components that store or process card-holder data are assessed.

What do you get for the money?

While a great deal of technical effort is applied during the testing and analysis, the real value of a penetration test is in the report and debriefing that you receive at the end. If they are not clear and easy to understand, then the whole exercise is of little worth.

Ideally the report and debriefing should be broken into sections that are specifically targeted at their intended audience. Executives need the business risks and possible solutions clearly described in layman's terms, managers need a broad overview of the situation without getting lost in detail, and technical personnel need a list of vulnerabilities to address, with recommended solutions.

What to do to ensure the project is a success

Defining the scope

The scope should be clearly defined, not only in the context of the components to be (or not to be) assessed and the constraints under which testing should be conducted, but also the business and technical objectives. For example penetration testing may be focussed purely on a single application on a single server, or may be more far reaching; including all hosts attached to a particular network.

Choosing a security partner

Another critical step to ensure that your project is a success is in choosing which supplier to use.

As an absolute fundamental when choosing a security partner, first eliminate the supplier who provided the systems that will be tested. To use them will create a conflict of interest (will they really tell you that they deployed the systems insecurely, or quietly ignore some issues).

Detailed below are some questions that you might want to ask your potential security partner:

1. Is security assessment their core business?
2. How long have they been providing security assessment services?
3. Do they offer a range of services that can be tailored to your specific needs?
4. Are they vendor independent (do they have NDAs with vendors that prevent them passing information to you)?
5. Do they perform their own research, or are they dependent on out-of-date information that is placed in the public domain by others?
6. What are their consultant's credentials?
7. How experienced are the proposed testing team (how long have they been testing, and what is their background and age)?
8. Do they hold professional certifications, such as PCI, CISSP, CISA, and CHECK?
9. Are they recognised contributors within the security industry (white papers, advisories, public speakers etc)?
10. Are the CVs available for the team that will be working on your project?
11. How would the supplier approach the project?
12. Do they have a standardised methodology that meets and exceeds the common ones, such as OSSTMM, CHECK and OWASP?
13. Can you get access to a sample report to assess the output (is it something you could give to your executives; do they communicate the business issues in a non-technical manner)?
14. What is their policy on confidentiality?
15. Do they outsource or use contractors?
16. Are references available from satisfied customers in the same industry sector?
17. Is there a legal agreement that will protect you from negligence on behalf of the supplier?
18. Does the supplier maintain sufficient insurance cover to protect your organisation?