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Sunday, 16 March 2014

How To Make Pendrive Bootable For Windows 7,8 And XP Using CMD?


Yes the easiest and best method to make pendrive bootable for windows 7,windows 8 and windows XP soo on is by CMD. Follow Following Steps To make Pendrive Bootable: Step 1: 1.Start Command Prompt by typing CMD in the start menu and must run it as administrator. 2.Type DISKPART 3.Type LIST DISK Note down the disk number (###) of your USB drive. 4.Type SELECT DISK # (replace#with the disk number e.g.SELECT DISK 1). 5.Type CLEAN 6.Type CREATE PARTITION PRIMARY 7.Type SELECT PARTITION 1 8.Type ACTIVE 9.Type FORMAT FS=NTFS 10.Type ASSIGN 11.Type EXIT Step 2: Now we will copy the bootsector from the original disk or file saved to ur hard-disk. If you have an image you will need to mount it using a tool like Slysoft Virtual Clone Drive. Now I am assuming that the drive letter for the installer disc is X. You need to open up CMD one again. 1.Type X: 2.Type CD BOOT 3.Type BOOTSECT.EXE/ NT60 E: where E is the USB drive letter. Now that the DVD is setup all you need to do is copy the contents of the DVD to the USB Drive (or extract the ISO file). Now All Done

What is Zero-Day Exploit

What is Zero-Day Exploit ****************************** ************ Recently, the Mozilla Foundation and Adobe Corp. were hit by "zero- day exploits" launched by organized groups of hackers. The term "zero- day" sounds sinister and dramatic, but what does it mean? Find out now? What is a Zero-Day Exploit? Very simply, a zero-day exploit is a hacker attack that takes advantage of a security vulnerability in a piece of software on the same day the software developer becomes aware of the vulnerability. In other words, the developer literally has zero days in which to come up with a fix. Let's look at these two recent examples to see why zero-day exploits make headlines. In Mozilla's case, hackers discovered a Javascript programming flaw that allowed them to redirect visitors trying to access the Nobel Prize Web site to another site, which downloaded a Trojan program to the redirected visitors. The Trojan installed itself on infected computers and attempted to connect to two servers in Taiwan. If the connection succeeded, the owners of those servers would gain complete control over the infected computers. That's pretty scary! Adobe was luckier. A "white hat" hacker discovered the flaw in Adobe's popular Shockwave animation software and simply demonstrated what he could do if he was a bad guy or "black hat". Visitors to a Shockwave animated Web page unexpectedly found their Windows Calculator accessory popping open. But the vulnerability could have been used to infect a computer with something like the Firefox Trojan. What's really interesting is the difference between the responses of Mozilla and Adobe. The Mozilla team released a patch that was automatically installed on affected versions of Firefox within 24 hours of learning about its zero-day vulnerability. Adobe simply advised everyone to "exercise caution" with Shockwave Web pages, and said it is "currently working on determining the schedule for an update to address this vulnerability." Should I Panic? A zero-day exploit seldom results in widespread mass infections of computers with malware. Security researchers - "white hats" like the Firefox trickster - detect many vulnerabilities before hackers do, and responsible companies patch vulnerabilities quickly. But some zero-day exploits go unpatched much longer, and that can be a problem as more and more malware is released to exploit the vulnerabilities. Don't panic when you read that a "new zero-day exploit has been detected" in any program you use. Just learn how the exploit works and avoid it. That may mean not using a particular program, not clicking on email attachments; avoiding unknown Web sites and those known to be compromised by the exploit. Check for patches at software developers' Web sites as soon as you learn about zero-day exploits. Not every developer pro-actively distributes patches as Mozilla did to Firefox users. You may have to find, download, and install a patch yourself. Subscribe to automatic installation of at least "critical security updates" for your operating system and application software, if they're available. Use anti-malware software to constantly monitor your computer and its incoming Internet traffic for suspicious activity or software code. Another good idea is to scan your software for vulnerabilities using the Secunia Personal Software Inspector (PSI). This free program will tell you which programs need updating and provide links to sites where you can download patches. A zero-day exploit is simply a newly discovered threat, a possible avenue of attack. It is not an actual attack. As the ancient Romans said, "Our fears always outnumber our dangers.""

Saturday, 15 March 2014

Add Facebook Plugin

Add Facebook Fanpage plugin on your site

Step 1 : Login in to your facebook account.

Step 2 : Goto your page.

Step 3 :  Click on Update Information from edit page.



Step 4 : Select Resource from left side then click on use social plugin.


Step 5 : Now Click on Like Button.



Step 6 : Now Enter your facebook page link in first text box then click on Get code button.



 Step 7 : Click on XFBML and copy those codes.






Step 8 : Goto your Blogger and select your blog.



Step 9 : Click on Layout and then Click on Add Gadget.

Step 10 : Search for HTML/JavaScript.



Step 11 : Click on Plus Button. Then paste those Code in Content box then click on Save.


That It...!!! you will see your fanpage gadget on your Blog.


Create Simple Message Encrypter/Decrypter Using Notepad

HTML Application for message Encrypter/Decrypter

Hello with this Simple HTML Application you can Encrypt and Decrypt your message by password. First of all I will show you how to create it and then I will show you how to use it.
Let’s Start.

Step 1 : First if all open your notepad. [Start >> Run >> Type “Notepad” >> Enter]

Step 2 : Copy the following code in notepad which is starting from <html>to </html>
<html><head><title>Message Encrypter/Decrypter - Error Code 401</title><HTA:APPLICATION
APPLICATIONNAME="Message Encrypter/Decrypter - Error Code 401"
ID="Message Encrypter/Decrypter - Error Code 401"
VERSION="1.0"
MAXIMIZEBUTTON="no"
SCROLL="no"/></head>
<style> td { color: Black; }
caption { color: Black; }
body { font-family: Arial; background-color: #708090; color: #808080; }
input { background-color: #202020; color: #808080; }
textarea { background-color: #202020; color: #808080; }
</style>
<script language="VBScript">
Sub Window_OnLoad
Dim width,height
width=700
height=500
self.ResizeTo width,height
End Sub
Function Validate(ID)
On Error Resume Next
Key = Int(pass.value)
If (pass.value = "") Then
X = MsgBox("You have to enter your password..!", 48, "Error")
Else If (tamsg.value = "") Then
X = MsgBox("Enter the text to encrypt or decrypt!", 48, "ERROR!")
Else
Junk = SetTimeOut(KEYS(ID), 1)
End If
End If
End Function
Function KEYS(ID)
text = pass.value
code = 0
Do Until text = ""
code = ((Asc(Left(text, 1)))+code)
text = Replace(text, Left(text, 1), "", "1", "1")
Loop
code = code Mod 255
akey.value = code
Junk = SetTimeOut(ID, 1)
End Function
Function Encrypt
Alpha = Array("A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "G", "H", "I", "J", "K", "L", "M", "N", "O", "P", "Q", "R", "S", "T", "U", "V", "W", "X", "Y", "Z")
text = tamsg.value
code = ""
key = Int(akey.value)
Do Until text = ""
cnum = Asc(Left(text, 1))
cnum = (cnum+key) Mod 255
num = cnum Mod 26
count = 0
tst = num
Do Until tst = cnum
tst = tst+26
count = count+1
Loop
code = code & Alpha(num) & count
text = Replace(text, Left(text, 1), "", "1", "1")
Loop
tamsg.value = code
End Function
Function Decrypt
Alpha = Array("A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "G", "H", "I", "J", "K", "L", "M", "N", "O", "P", "Q", "R", "S", "T", "U", "V", "W", "X", "Y", "Z")
text = tamsg.value
code = ""
key = Int(akey.value)
Do Until text = ""
lttr = Left(text, 2)
num = Asc(Left(lttr, 1))-65
chk = Right(lttr, 1)
count = 0
Do Until count = Int(chk)
num = num+26
count = count+1
Loop
num = num-key
Do While num <= 0
num = num+255
Loop
Code = code & Chr(num)
text = Replace(text, Left(text, 2), "", "1", "1")
Loop
tamsg.value = code
End Function
</script>
<body bgcolor="white"> <input type="hidden" id="akey"> <span title=""> <span title="Visit our blog for more http://www.errorcode401.blogspot.in">
<marquee color="white" bgcolor="black" style="font-family= Book Antiqua;">This code is uploaded on <font color="cyan">http://www.errorcode401.blogspot.in</font></marquee> </span> <table align="center" width="400">
<caption style="font-family:Book Antiqua; font-size:20;"><hr color="black"><b>Message Encrypter-Decrypter</b><hr color="black"></caption>
<tr> <td align="center"><span title="Enter your Full message here"><textarea id="tamsg" cols="80" rows="15"></textarea></span></td> </tr>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <td color="black" style="font-family: Book Antiqua; font-size:18;"><hr color="black"> Password &nbsp;<span title="Enter your password here">
<input type="password" id="pass"></span> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
<span title="Click Here to Encrypt your Message"> <input style="width: 170px; height:23px; color: white; background-color: #203040; font-family:Book Antiqua;" type="button" Value="Encrypt" id="btnenc" onClick="Validate('Encrypt')" onmouseover="btnenc.style.background='#102030'" onmouseout="btnenc.style.background='#203040'"> </span> <span title="Click Here to Decrypt your Message"> <input style="width: 170px; height:23px; color: white; background-color: #203040; font-family: Book Antiqua; font-size:13;" type="button" Value="Decrypt" id="btndec" onClick="Validate('Decrypt')" onmouseover="btndec.style.background='#102030'" onmouseout="btndec.style.background='#203040'"> </span></td>
</tr> <tr> <td align="right"><hr color="black"><span title="All rights reserved by Attract Tech" style="font-size: 13px; font-family:Book Antiqua;">&copy; 2013 Attract Tech - All rights reserved.</span></td> </tr> </table> </body> </html>




 Step 3 : Save it with .hta extension [eg. MSG – EncDec.hta]






Now your application has been created.

How to use?

Step 1 : Double click on it. Then one window will open as shown in the following Image.


Step 2 : Write your Message/String in TextArea as shown in given Image.

Step 3 : Type your message in Password textbox.



Step 4 : Click on Encrypt Button. 

Then you will see your Encrypted message in TextArea. Copy it and save it anywhere.


When you want Original message then Copythat encrypted message in textare. Write same password in password box then click on Decrypt Button you will get your original message.