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Phishing Attack using Kali Linux Other Kali Linux Tutorials: Hoe to install Kali Linux Hack WIFI using Kali Linux Sometimes, it may take weeks or months to crack a password. Most of the time you would give up in such a situation but what if you get password in plain text. No, this is not about dreams but if you are even a small bit innovative, you could get password via Phishing attack. What is Phishing? Phishing  is the attempt to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details (and sometimes, indirectly, money), often for malicious reasons, by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication. You may have seen people Fishing in a lake. They lure fishes using their meal(something delicious to fishes) and if they are real silly which most of them are, they are caught in traps or hooks. Now consider People in place of Fishes. Yeah, you got it right. Hacker lures the targets to open a link of specially crafted web ...

Kali Linux: You must have encountered this name before. Either while surfing internet or while looking for hacking tutorials. Kali Linux is a well-known term for hackers. Kali Linux is a new version of Backtrack, one of the most notorious hacking software. It is filled with multiple tools of penetration testing. So now you know some basics about Kali Linux. Kali Linux can be used by anyone with basic or no knowledge of programming. Since Kali Linux uses in build plugins for penetration testing. Hence it can be used by anyone who knows how to operate basic softwares. Enough about basics, let’s begin with installation tutorial. Installing Kali Linux is pretty easy if you follow all the steps as said. Kali Linux is an Operating System hence it has to be installed as an OS in your system. There are 3 ways to install Kali Linux: 1: Run in Virtualization 2: Install Kali Linux to the hard drive 3: Boot of a DVD The most common way of using Kali Linux is through running it in a Vir...

Nothing says Christmas more than watching that Harry Potter movie you've already seen 2,900 times, eating a mountain of lukewarm turkey and trying to work out where you're going to put all those new socks. Let's not forget the traditional argument with your other half about whose job it was to buy all the batteries for the children's new toys - which are currently a source of tension because nobody can turn them on. Am I right? If that sounds all too familiar and you fancy keeping the whole thing a bit more spiritual this year without giving up your gadgets, here are five ways to enjoy Christmas online: Log on to a virtual church and talk about Star WarsImage copyrightGetty ImagesImage captionThe hope awakens? Everyday Church Online, which launched in the UK in September, runs virtual services every Sunday for a net-based congregation from around the world. Everyone's invited to log on and chat while a recorded sermon is streamed So far, people from 61 differe...

This month, the Federal Aviation Administration announced that drone owners have until February 19th, 2016, to register their units. That window opened on Monday, and in a new release, the FAA gave a short update on how many owners have registered so far. "The agency has seen strong initial demand, with more than 45,000 registrations completed since the site opened for business Monday afternoon," according to the release by the agency. It's a healthy start to the FAA's program, although it's still a considerable distance from full compliance, and the FAA will need to keep registration going at a strong pace to register so many drones already in the hands of consumers. In the statement, the FAA says more than 400,000 drones could be sold this holiday season alone. Any drones purchased after December 21st must be registered before they take their first flights, and the agency's release announced some website downtime "in advance of an expected rush of cust...

Microsoft decided to let fans pick what Windows' next casual game should be, and today the votes are in: it'll be a word game. I know what you're thinking: that's not very exciting. Fair assessment, but how exciting could that reveal have ever been? By definition this is a casual game — something kind of dry that you can pick up and put down, something that's never going to impress you or require much learning. Would Hearts or chess have been any more exciting? Okay, I might have been into chess. It just seems like a practical thing to have. "LETS" IS CLEARLY PLACED ILLEGALLY Microsoft doesn't say what specific games will be in its Ultimate Word Gamescollection, but its logo looks a littleScrabble-y, so that's a possibility (although, neither LP or SY are in theScrabble dictionary, so technically "Lets" would be an invalid word; I guess that could explain why it's sort of messily placed). The collection is suppose to include "...

A three-university project builds a prototype chip that communicates directly with fast fiber-optic links. Commercially viable versions are on the way. This silicon photonics chip communicates with fiber-optic links instead of electrical wires. Milos Popović/University of Colorado Boulder Today's computers may look very different from room-sized machines of the 1940s, but they still send data the same way, with electrical signals in metal wires. Researchers at three US universities, though, have built a chip that transmits data with light instead, lifting speed limits and lowering power consumption. The technology involved, called silicon photonics, is an active area of research at chipmakers like Intel and IBM, but so far it hasn't been a commercially viable idea. The researchers behind the new development -- at the University of California's Berkeley campus, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Colorado's Boulder campus -- think they...