Best notepad hacks and tricks

Notepad Is Just A Simple Text Editor Provided By Every OS. It Is A Program That Is Pre-Installed In The Operating System To Create Text Files. It Almost Supports All Extension Like Html, JavaScript, JQuery, Batch Files Etc. Mostly The Programmers Use Notepad For Coding Because It Is The Best Way To Improve Programming Skills. It Has A Simple Graphical User Interface And Very Easy To Use. But If You Think That Notepad Is Only Use For This Stuff Then You Are Wrong. There Are Many Notepad Tricks And Hacks, With This You Can Make Fun With Your Friends In The School And College. The Notepad Tricks Are Just Simple Commands To Use To Run Small Programs. You Just Have To Copy The Code And Paste In Your Notepad And Then Save With The Extension Of That File. It Will Create A Simple Icon On Your Desktop Or Where Ever You Save The File. Run The File And You Will See The Effect Of That File. So Here I Am Going To Discuss You Notepad Tricks And The Features That Make Notepad Very Famous.

 

Notepad Tricks And Hacks 2016

#1. Falling Matrix Code Effect

This Is The Cool And Best Notepad Trick Ever. In This Trick You Will See The Green Code Falling Continuously. This Trick Is Inspired By The Matrix Movie.

• Open Your Notepad
• Copy The Below Given Code And Paste In Your Notepad.
• Then Save The File With Name.Bat Extension. You Can Place The Name Whatever You Want To But .Bat Is Must.

@Echo Off
Color 02
:Start
Echo %Random% %Random% %Random% %Random% %Random% %Random% %Random% %Random% %Random% %Random%
 Goto Start

#2. Create Your Own Diary

This Is The Another Best Notepad Trick. In This Trick  I Will Show  You How You Can Create Your Own Diary So Whenever You Write Something On Notepad And Save It Will Automatically Save Your File With Date And Time.

• Open Notepad
• Now Type .LOG In Notepad
• Then Save The File As A Log.Txt
• Then Open The Program And Type Anything In The Notepad Then Save It And You Will See It Will Automatically Save With The Date And Time.

#3. Computer Speaking Your Message

With The Help Of  This Cool Notepad Trick Your Computer Will Be Able To Speak Whatever You Want To Speak From Your Computer.

• Open Notepad.
• Copy The Below Given Code And Paste In Your Notepad.
• Then Save The File With Name.Vbs Extension Then Double Click On The Icon To Run It.
• You Can Replace Text “Welcome To Mytrickscorner.Com” With Your Own Message.

Dim Speaks, Speech
Speaks="Welcome To Mytrickscorner.Com"
Set Speech=CreateObject("Sapi.Spvoice")
Speech.Speak Speaks

#4. Dancing Keyboard LED

This Notepad Trick Make Your Computer’s LEDs Dancing.

• Open Notepad.
• Copy The Given Code And Paste In Yout Notepad.
• Then Save The File With Name.Vbs Extension Then Double Click To Run It.

Set WshShell =Wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
 Do
 Wscript.Sleep 100
 Wshshell.Sendkeys "{CAPSLOCK}"
 Wshshell.Sendkeys "{NUMLOCK}"
 Wshshell.Sendkeys "{SCROLLLOCK}"
 Loop

#5. Disable The Mouse

This One Is The Funny Notepad Trick With The Help Of This Trick You Can Disable Your Computer’s Mouse Just With The Help Of This Simple Code.

• Open Notepad.
• Copy The Given Code And Paste In Notepad.
• Then Save The File With Name.Vbs Extension.

Rem Disable Mouse
 Set Key="HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINEsystemCurrentControlSetServicesMouclass"
 Reg Delete %Key%
 Reg Add %Key% /V Start /T REG_DWORD /D 4

#6. Eject CD Drive Continuously

With The Help Of This Notepad Trick Your Computer’s CD/DVD Drive Will Move Continuously Until You Stop The Script. You Can Amaze Your Friends With This Amazing Notepad Trick.

• Open Notepad.
• Copy The Given Code And Paste In Notepad.
• Then Save The Name.Vbs Extension.

Set OWMP = CreateObject("WMPlayer.OCX.7")
 Set ColCDROMs = OWMP.CdromCollection
 Do
 If ColCDROMs.Count >= 1 Then
 For I = 0 To ColCDROMs.Count - 1
 ColCDROMs.Item(I).Eject
 Next
 For I = 0 To ColCDROMs.Count - 1
 ColCDROMs.Item(I).Eject
 Next
 End If
 Wscript.Sleep 5000
 Loop

#7. Shut Down PC

Here Is Another Best Notepad Trick With This You Will Be Able To Shut Down Your PC Laptop Direct By Double Clicking On The Program Created With The Given Code.

• Open Notepad.
• Copt The Code And Paste In Notepad.
• Then Save The File Name.Bat Extension.

@Echo Off
 Shutdown.Exe -S -T 10
 Cls
 Msg * I Don’t Like You SHIT!

#8. Create Password Protected Folder Lock

With This Amazing Trick You Can Create A Folder With Password Protected.

• Open Notepad.
• Copy The Given Code And Paste In Notepad.
• Now Save The File With Locker.Bat.
• The Password Of The Folder Is Mytrickscorener.
• You Can Change The Password By Replacing Mytrickscorener From The Code With Your Own Text.

@ECHO OFF
 Title Folder Locker
 If EXIST "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" Goto UNLOCK
 If NOT EXIST Locker Goto MDLOCKER
 :CONFIRM
 Echo Are You Sure U Want To Lock The Folder (Y/N)
 Set/P "Cho=>"
 If %Cho%==Y Goto LOCK
 If %Cho%==Y Goto LOCK
 If %Cho%==N Goto END
 If %Cho%==N Goto END
 Echo Invalid Choice.
 Goto CONFIRM
 :LOCK
 Ren Locker "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"
 Attrib +H +S "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"
 Echo Folder Locked
 Goto End
 :UNLOCK
 Echo Enter Password To Unlock Folder
 Set/P "Pass=>"
 If NOT %Pass%==Mytrickscorener Goto FAIL
 Attrib -H -S "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"
 Ren "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" Locker
 Echo Folder Unlocked Successfully
 Goto End
 :FAIL
 Echo Invalid Password
 Goto End
 :MDLOCKER
 Md Locker
 Echo Locker Created Successfully
 Goto End
 :End

#9. Convey Your Friend A Lil’ Message And Shut Down His / Her Computer

• Open Notepad.
• Copy The Given Code And Paste In Notepad.
• Now Save The File With Name.Bat Extension And Run It.

@Echo Off
 Msg * I Don’t Like You
 Shutdown -C “Error! You Are Stupid!” -S

#10. Open Notepad Continually In Your Friend’s Computer

With This Cool Trick You Can Make Fun Of Your Friends. Simple Create A File With The Given Code And Send It To Your Friends. When Your Friend Open This File The Notepad Will Continually Open In Their Computer Until They Stop The Program.

• Open Notepad.
• Copy The Given Code And Paste In Notepad.
• Now Save The File With Name.Bat Extension And Send It To Your Friend.

@ECHO Off
 :Top
 START %SystemRoot%System32notepad.Exe
 GOTO Top

 

 

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10 Powerful hacking tools for Kali linux

Kali Linux, the hacker’s operating system is very powerful Linux distro and it is my favorite OS, not only my favorite but also many Hackers and pentesters choosing Kali Linux as their favorite hacking tool. The main reason hackers and newbies like Kali is because it is blessed with 300+ hacking tools and it has developed by Offencive Security team, so today i want to introduce you the top 10 tools i like most in kali linux. Here i am giving tutorials for each hacking tools so everybody can understand it well.

1. Metasploit

Metasploit has become over the years the best framework to conduct penetration testing on network systems and IT infrastructure. The Metasploit Project, or better known as simply ” is a hugely popular pentesting or hacking tool that is used by cyber security professionals and ethical hackers. Metasploit is essentially a computer security project that supplies information about known security vulnerabilities and helps to formulate penetration testing and IDS testing.

Metasploit is in fact a sub-project of the Metasploit Framework. This hacker tool and framework is best known for its anti-forensic and evasion tools, some of which are built into the Metasploit Framework.

2. THC Hydra

Although often considered as yet another password cracker, THC Hydra is hugely popular and has a very active and experienced development team. Essentially THC Hydra is a fast and stable Network Login Hacking Tool that will use dictionary or brute-force attacks to try various password and login combinations against an log in page. This hacking tool supports a wide set of protocols including Mail (POP3, IMAP, etc.), Databases, LDAP, SMB, VNC, and SSH.

 

 

3. Sqlmap

Basically its just a tool to make Sql Injection easier. Their official website introduces the tool as -“sqlmap is an open source penetration testing tool that automates the process of detecting and exploiting SQL injection flaws and taking over of database servers. It comes with a powerful detection engine, many niche features for the ultimate penetration tester and a broad range of switches lasting from database fingerprinting, over data fetching from the database, to accessing the underlying file system and executing commands on the operating system via out-of-band connections.”

 

4. Nikto

There are a number of tools and applications to find vulnerabilities in websites, but one of the simplest (and one of my favorites) is nikto.

This small and simple tool examines a website and reports back to you the potential vulnerabilities that it found that you could use to exploit or hack the site. In addition, it’s one of the most widely used website vulnerabilities tools in the industry and in many circles considered the industry standard.

 

5. Ettercap

Ettercap has a huge following and is widely used by cybersecurity professionals. Ettercap works by placing the users network interface into promiscuous mode and by ARP poisoning the target machines, i.e. facilitating a ‘Main In The Middle’ or MITM attack. Once successfull Ettercap (and the hacker) can deploy various attacks on the victims. A popular feature about Ettercap is its’ ability to support various plugins.

 

 

6. BeEF

 

BeEF was developed by a group of developers led by Wade Alcorn. Built on the familiar Ruby on Rails platform, BeEF was developed to explore the vulnerabilities in browsers and test them. In particular, BeEF is an excellent platform for testing a browser’s vulnerability to cross-site scripting (XSS) and other injection attacks.

 

7. Wireshark

Wireshark, formerly known as Ethereal, is one of the mostpowerful tools in a network security analyst’s toolkit. As a network packet analyzer, Wireshark can peer inside the network and examine the details of traffic at a variety of levels, ranging from connection-level information to the bits comprising a single packet. This flexibility and depth of inspection allows the valuable tool to analyze security events and troubleshoot network security device issues. It’s also priced right: it’s free!

 

 

 

8. Maltego

 

Maltego is capable of gathering information about either a network or an individual; here we will focus on the former and leave individual information gathering for another time. We will be looking at gathering info on all the subdomains, the IP address range, the WHOIS info, all of the email addresses, and the relationship between the target domain and others.

 

 

 

9. Msfvenom

From 8th june 2015 we will no longer receive the services of msfpayload and msfencode. They are going to retire permanently. Yeah! Permanently off course this is a bad news. These both tools are serving us since ten years but the time has come to say good bye. Thank you msfpayload and msfencode for serving us in every level of hacking or penetration testing we will never forget you.

But the good news is msfpayload and msfencode are being replaced by a new tool called msfvenom. This is the combination of both the tools, almost from three and half years this new tool is being tested and the time has come to use it.

 

10. Wireless Auditing

In this Section i am introducing you to the 3 wireless hacking tools, Aircrack-ng, Reaver, and Pixiewps. PicaTesHackZ do not condone the illicit activities of wireless auditing on unauthorized systems. We do however encourage you to use this knowledge to your benefit to learn and practice exploitation using the latest in Wireless Auditing. Although I did do a write up about using reaver and pixiewps, there has been updates, I have more tests, and more knowledge on the tools. Please keep in mind it is illegal to penetrate networks that are not your own without proper permission. This falls on you, so do what you will but we will hold no liability for your actions.

If you have some of your own favorites please let us know in comments.

5 high-tech engineering fields in demand

Engineering is, by definition, the blending of design, machines, structures and technology — so it’s no surprise that today’s rapidly evolving, technologically-driven job market means that engineers are in a prime position to move rapidly up the corporate ladder.

Engineering spans a countless number of industries and markets, from electrical engineering to software engineering, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering… the list goes on and on. And as millennials begin to take over the job market — it’s a widely cited statistic that millennials will make up 50% of the global workforce by 2020 — we’re seeing more futuristic and, dare we say, sexier-sounding job titles emerging in high-tech fields like VR and green energy.

 

For engineers drawn to the fascinatingly technical aspect of the career path, below are a few niche jobs that may be appealing.

1. Virtual or augmented reality engineering

Virtual reality is a hot topic for 2015, with a plethora of high-profile companies like Google and Nokia dabbling in the burgeoning industry. Whether it’s the task of developing the 3D models for virtual reality video game testing, or engineering the physical devices for filming and viewing an augmented reality film, engineers have their work cut out for them in this exciting field. Millennials are particularly intrigued by VR as a generation open to experimenting with and embracing new technologies.

The possibilities for a career in this field are nearly limitless as more and more companies take on virtual or augmented reality projects; even traditional industries like banking are testing VR technology in an effort to attract a younger market and help clients visualise complicated financial models or portfolios. Software engineers itching to get into the field can search for job titles ranging from 3D modeller/artist or optical design engineer, to VR developer, to multimedia engineer.

2. Drone engineering

Drone and UAV technology is another field millennials can’t seem to get enough of. A recent article on the future of retail suggests that drones may pique millennials’ interest due to the promise of instant gratification, a major appeal to a generation raised on clicks, likes and “there’s an app for that.”

Global companies are eyeing drone technology, from the expected tech behemoths like Amazon — the company plans to begin instituting drone delivery systems as soon as a year or two from now — to surprising corporations like McDonalds. Engineers interested in drone technology should concentrate on job titles such as UAV developer or UAV aerospace engineer.

3. Biomedical engineering

While healthcare or biology may initially appear on the dry end of the spectrum of engineering career possibilities, the truth is that the field is far from dull. Biomedical technologies are shaping the future of healthcare, from bionics to nanomedicine and beyond. The engineers in charge of developing, testing, maintaining and troubleshooting these technologies get a hands-on experience with some of the medical community’s most advanced and exciting projects; they’re literally shaping the future of healthcare.

 

For millennials interested in the field, a career as a biomedical engineering technician is one place to look. This job is primarily responsible for handling biomedical technology, as well as transporting, calibrating and troubleshooting such equipment.

4. Modern structural engineering

Architecture is a constantly evolving profession, and with it, city planners and structural engineers have to keep up. Recent pushes for urban sustainability and modern aesthetics mean that today’s engineers have their work cut out for them. The field is a good fit for engineers with an eye for design, a passion for sustainability and green energy, and a meticulous approach to work.

Structural engineers must be prepared to work closely with designers, as well as develop familiarity with all of the latest softwares necessary for the job. These are often roles that require working in teams, making them a fit for many millennials, who tend to thrive in collaborative environments.

5. Nuclear engineering

Few jobs sound quite as cool as a “nuclear engineer,” and the field itself is increasingly important as the need for alternative forms of energy becomes ever more pressing. Engineers in this field help with the research and development processes as well as the specific systems involved in harnessing nuclear energy, and often are tasked with finding practical uses for or repurposing radioactive materials.

The “cool factor” is just part of the appeal to a millennial job seeker: nuclear energy is often cited as a viable option for helping to mitigate climate change, and millennials tend to favor careers and companies that focus on socially impactful work.

source:Mashable

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Top 10 Well Known Hacking Groups Of All Time

Like the animals, hackers also hack their prey in groups. Sometimes these groups become famous for perceived good deeds like hacking ISIS websites done by Anonymous but most of the time these hacker groups operate against the law. Some of the hacker groups have since disbanded after being in public eye. The prime example of infamous hackers group is Lizard Squad. They DDoSed the PlayStation and Xbox servers right during the time of Christmas weekend earning them many villains.

Today we are listing top such 10 most notorious hackers of all time.

1. Lizard Squad

The DDoS attack on Facebook that lowered the popular social media network as well the cyber attacks on Malaysia Airlines website that directed visitors to a page which read “404 – plane not found,” were carried out by the Lizard Squad. While Facebook refused to accept being hacked, Malaysia Airlines stated that their domain had been temporarily redirected elsewhere and that they had not been hacked. Lizard Squad has also hacked Microsoft and Sony.

The intentions of Lizard Squad look dark and gloomy due to the diverse history of their work. They are not totally computer hackers as most of the hack they do is comedy. The group is responsible for a high-profile hack of Microsoft Xbox Live and Sony’s Playstation Network. In August 2014, the group posted the ISIS flag on Sony’s servers and made other indirect references to the “cyber caliphate.” The group was arrested by the authorities in the U.S. and England after the Xbox and Playstation hacks.

2. Syrian Electronic Army

The Syrian Electronic Army claims to target political opposition groups and claims to support the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. It calls itself “a group of enthusiastic Syrian youths who could not stay passive towards the massive distortion of facts about the recent uprising in Syria”.

It becomes involved in the use of malware, phishing, defacement, spamming, and denial of service (DDoS) attacks with often posting the Syrian flag on a victim’s website. Some have even assumed as a fact that the group is connected with the Syrian state. The group have targeted the Facebook pages and Twitter accounts of President Barack Obama and French President Nicolas Sarkozy, as well as technology companies and news organizations. Their tone is “serious and political to ironic and humorous.”

3. LulzSec

After the HBGary Federal hack of 2011, LulzSec – Lulz Security abbreviated – formed as an Anonymous spinoff. It’s slogan was “Laughing at your security since 2011.” The group announced itself with a hack against Fox.com, then Sony Pictures in 2011. The group took the CIA website offline.

LulzSec had become well known for ridiculing its victims after an attack, which made the analysts compare them to the hacks to internet pranks. In June 2011, a ‘50 days of Lulz’ statement announced that the group had fallen out. However, on July 18, the News Corporation was hacked by the group, who had posted false news about the death of Rupert Murdoch.

In 2012, the LulzSec members were arrested by the FBI after the group’s leader, Sabu, turned them in. Prosecutor Sandip Patel said the group thought of themselves as “latter-day pirates.”

4. Anonymous

“We are Anonymous. We are Legion. We do not forgive. We do not forgive…. Expect us.”

Known most for its hacking and Guy Fawkes masks, Anonymous is a decentralized open online creation group. Reports conceive that Anonymous is made up of thousands of “hacktivists.” The group has compromised religious, corporate and government websites.

The group has declared war on Scientology and hacked the Pentagon. In 2012’s Operation Payback, they also attacked MasterCard, Visa and PayPal for refusing to process payments to WikiLeaks, which in turn led WikiLeaks to choose the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. Anonymous supported Occupy Wall Street and hacked the New York Stock Exchange website in 2011.

For being involved in Anonymous, individuals have been arrested in the U.S., UK, Netherlands, Australia, Spain, and Turkey.

5. The Level Seven Crew

Rumored to be encouraged by the seventh level of hell from Dante’s Inferno, ‘the violent’ level, this hacking group hacked 60 high profile computer systems (NASA, The First American National Bank, Sheraton Hotels) in 1999. They also hacked into the US Embassy in China’s website. However, this group broke up and stopped functioning in 2000.

6. Network Crack Program Hacker (NCPH) Group

It was alleged that the NCPH Group was formed in China in 1994, whose leader Tan Dailin was apparently working for the Chinese army. It is believed that the People’s Liberation Army was funded by the NCPH. The group appears to be based out of Zigon in Sichuan Province.

7. Chaos Computer Club (CCC)

The mission of the Chaos Computer Club is to uncover the security flaws, which basically does not only depend upon illegal activities. It was founded in Berlin during the early 1980s and is one of the largest European hacking groups. The group made its point after they used the Bildschirmtext page to steal 134,000 Deutsch Marks from a Hamburg bank, only to send the money back after having completed its mission the next day, which was to expose a security flaw.

Early CCC member Andy Müller-Maguhn in an interview with OWNI stated: “we needed a lot of legal experts to advise us what we could or could not hack, and to help us distinguish between legal activities and grey areas of legality”. The group’s kindly approach has allowed the CCC to become “an accepted and recognized entity because it has worked to educate the public about technology since the 1980s,” Müller-Maguhn added. The group’s most recent focus has been on the mass surveillance complex, in order to fit in a German hacker ring. CCC Member Falk Garbsch stated:

There have to be consequences. The work of intelligence services has to be reviewed – as does their right to exist. If necessary, their aims and methods will have to be redefined. …We have to think about how these [shared]data are processed and where they can be allowed to resurface. And this is not just the challenge for 2015, but for the next 10 years.

The group has strongly objected French nuclear tests, made full use of COMP128 encryption algorithm of a GSM customer card, stole money on live TV via Microsoft’s ActiveX; and examined the German federal government’s own malware. The group’s press release on the topic reads:

“The malware can not only siphon away intimate data but also offers a remote control or backdoor functionality for uploading and executing arbitrary other programs. Significant design and implementation flaws make all of the functionality available to anyone on the internet.”

The CCC may have characteristics of a Marxist, after being caught selling source code from U.S. corporations and governments to the Soviet Union’s secret police KGB.

8. globalHell

globalHell was founded by street-gang member Patrick Gregory. Data on 115 websites were reportedly destroyed by the group charging millions in damages. In order to get away from street gang life, Gregory had turned to computer. His crew of hackers behaved basically the same as a street gang. “global hell will not die” was reportedly written by the group on the United States Army’s website. Gregory confessed in court to causing $2.5 million in hacking damages.

9. Iran’s Tarh Andishan

Looks like the Tarh Andishan wants to control the world’s web-based systems. Mostly based in Tehran, Iran, the group is approximated to have 20 members. A talented hacker group, Tarh Andishan looks like grew out of a Stuxnet worm virus, which Iran claimed the US and Israel had created.

The Iranian government doubled-down on its cyber warfare. The group uses self-propagating software, backdoors, SQL injection, systems, and other techniques. The group is best known for one of the attacks called “Operation Cleaver.” This hacker group has apparently hacked security systems and airline gates. Most findings were not taken into consideration due to the “grave risk to the physical safety of the world” the group reportedly poses, according to the report.

10. TeaMp0isoN:

A 16-year-old hacker with a pseudonym TriCk started this group in 2010. TeaMp0isoN hacked into Facebook, NATO, the English Defense League, including Tony Blair’s email account. The group broke up and stopped functioning in 2012. However, in 2015, the group rebranded itself as a white-hat computer security research group.

There are several other hacking groups who may be more deadlier than the above. We have listed only those hacker groups who have consistently been able to be in public eye due to their hacking exploits.

source:TechWorm

You can list the hacker groups which you think should have been included in the top 10 list, in the comments below.

Top 10 Most Popular Searches On Google In 2014- Guess what???

Top 10 Most Popular Searches On Google In 2014- Guess what???

 

 

Each year, Google releases a list of the topics we’ve collectively searched for the most over the past 12 months. Each year, I try and see how many I can guess beforehand.

This year, I got about half. How many can you get?

Google released two lists this year — one for US search trends, and one for worldwide search trends. The lists are mostly the same, with just a few differences.

US Trending Searches:

1. Robin Williams
2. World Cup
3. Ebola
4. Malaysia Airlines
5. Flappy Bird
6. ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
7. ISIS
8. Ferguson
9. Frozen
10. Ukraine

Global Trending Searches:

1. Robin Williams
2. World Cup
3. Ebola
4. Malaysia Airlines
5. ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
6. Flappy Bird
7. Conchita Wurst
8. ISIS
9. Frozen
10. Sochi Olympics

The two lists are strikingly similar, save for the global list leaning toward Conchita Wurst and the Sochi Olympics in place of Ferguson and Ukraine.

Interesting to note: this is the first year in a few where an Apple product didn’t make the cut. (2010 had iPad; 2011 featured both iPhone 5 and iPad 3; 2012 had iPad 3 again; 2013 had the iPhone 5S in spot #2)

Also of note: as far as I can recall, Flappy Bird is the first mobile app to crack Google’s top 10. Having a wildly successful app is one thing — but an app that becomes one of the most searched for things around the entire world? Achievement unlocked. (Google notes that 2048 and Flappy Bird, both one-man projects, beat out Destiny, the most expensive game ever developed.)