Today I'm telling you an easiest way to hack into any windows using Internet Explorer. 

Most people are comfortable with the idea of installing anti-virus software and security programs on their home PC in order to ward off hackers and malicious code. But with the rise of smart-phone technology people have become complacent about the safety of the personal information that they carry around on the multi-tasking device in their pockets. You have to think of a smart phone as a small computer which, as with all such devices, is vulnerable to hackers unless you take steps to protect it.

Everyday many website gets hacked by hackers but most of the hackers are hacking those website just for popularity nothing else. Today i am writing this tutorial on XPath Injection, in which i will explain you, How Hackers Hack Website Using XPath Injection. M4ERRHCQZ2PY

In a typical Web Application architecture, all data is stored on a Database server. This Database server store data in various formats like an LDAP, XML or RDBMS database. The application queries the server and accesses the information based on the user input.

Normally attackers try to extract more information than allowed by manipulating or using the query with specially crafted inputs.Here, in this tutorial we’ll be discussing XPATH Injection techniques to extract data from XML databases.

Take a walk through most workplaces and you will surely notice someone browsing a social networking site. No wonder that website popularity services like Alexa rate Facebook the second most visited website after Google and before Youtube!  We trust these websites to reflect the public image that we want to portray and sometimes even trust with secrets. A single cross-site scripting vulnerability allows attackers to do anything (that the victim may do) on behalf of the victim. In this article we will look at how Facebook accounts could be compromised through such a simple, yet effective vulnerability.

HTTP Only does not protect your site (or Facebook) from XSS exploitation

As Facebook has emerged as the most popular Social Networking site (with a user base of 800 Million active users) it has also gained attention of hackers and spammers. As in the case of Windows, the more popular it is, more are the chances of it getting attacked. The reason that both Windows and Facebook are easy target is same: it has large number of population and most of them are common users with limited or no knowledge of “security”. It is an open secret that people are the weakest link when it comes to security. Keeping this in mind, I would like to request readers not to be the weakest link and to follow these best practices to avoid being hacked:

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With the advancement of technology advanced are the dangers. On an unsecure wi-fi connection hacking facebook is child’s play. You might have heard of “Firesheep” add on of Firefox which enables to login in to others’ opened facebook account on the same network. Apart from that, packet sniffers can also be used to steal your password on the fly. Man in the middle attacks are also very popular in the same sense.

VUPEN Vulnerability Research Team discovered a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows. The vulnerability is caused by a use-after-free error in the TIME (datime.dll) module when loaded via a specific behavior, which could be exploited by remote attackers to compromise a vulnerable system via a specially crafted web page.