• Cross-site Scripting: Cross-Site Scripting is a type of attack in which a hacker inject script into webpages. Their effect may range from a pretty nuisance to a significant security risk. By this way of injecting codes into webpages, a hacker can gain access to sensitive page content, session cookies, and a variety of other information which are maintained by the browser on behalf of the user.
  
• SQL Injection: SQL stands for Structured Query Language, SQL Injection is a another type of web application vulnerability occurring in the database layer of an application. It is mostly used for stealing sensitive data (like Username, Password, Email ID, many more). It takes advantages of improper coding in the web application that allow the attacker to inject SQL commands.
  
• Remote File Inclusion: Remote File Inclusion (RFI) allows an attacker to include a remote file, usually through a script on the web server. A hacker usually upload a file (normally a shell) by tricking the web server on the webpage.
  
• Local File Inclusion: A Local File Inclusion (LFI) is a method to include local files on runtime. This is much same like RFI. This method involves the discovering of /etc/passwd file in the web directory.
  
• Denial of Service Attack: Denial of Service Attack (DoS attack) or Distributed Denial of Service attack(DDoS attack) is an attempt to make the computer resource unavailable to its users. These are the common attack nowadays, its main purpose is to obstruct the communication of the victim's computer by forcing the targeted computer(s) to reset.
  
• Brute-Force Attack: Brute-Force Attack is a method in which an attacker tries to crack every possible letters of the password until the whole password is cracked. The main drawback of this attack is that it takes too much time while cracking the password, as it tries every possible character which can be a part of the password.

• Cross-site Scripting: Cross-Site Scripting is a type of attack in which a hacker inject script into webpages. Their effect may range from a pretty nuisance to a significant security risk. By this way of injecting codes into webpages, a hacker can gain access to sensitive page content, session cookies, and a variety of other information which are maintained by the browser on behalf of the user. 
• SQL Injection: SQL stands for Structured Query Language, SQL Injection is a another type of web application vulnerability occurring in the database layer of an application. It is mostly used for stealing sensitive data (like Username, Password, Email ID, many more). It takes advantages of improper coding in the web application that allow the attacker to inject SQL commands.
• Remote File Inclusion: Remote File Inclusion (RFI) allows an attacker to include a remote file, usually through a script on the web server. A hacker usually upload a file (normally a shell) by tricking the web server on the webpage. 
• Local File Inclusion: A Local File Inclusion (LFI) is a method to include local files on runtime. This is much same like RFI. This method involves the discovering of /etc/passwd/ file in the web directory.
• Denial of Service Attack: Denial of Service Attack (DoS attack) or Distributed Denial of Service attack(DDoS attack) is an attempt to make the computer resource unavailable to its users. These are the common attack nowadays, its main purpose is to obstruct the communication of the victim's computer by forcing the targeted computer(s) to reset.
• Brute-Force Attack: Brute-Force Attack is a method in which an attacker tries to crack every possible letters of the password until the whole password is cracked. The main drawback of this attack is that it takes too much time while cracking the password, as it tries every possible character which can be a part of the password.

What is Login Approval?

How to turn on Login Approval?

• Go to your Account Settings page and select the change option next to Account Security.
• Check the box under Login Approval ( If you don’t have a mobile phone number linked to your Facebook account, you will need to add one).
• If you are haven't named the device you are on, you will be prompted to do so when you turn on Login Approvals. Do not click the "Save this device" option if you are using a public device (ex: a friend’s phone, a library computer). Note that all of the devices linked to your Facebook account (ex: your recognized devices) are listed under the Login Approvals section.

• First of all download this program from here ( It's recommended to turn off Anti-Virus before using it)
• Extract it on desktop (The file is in .zip format so you have to extract it)
• Choose the desired option, give your Yahoo ID, bind it with other file, choose any icon, and other options as your choice.
• At last you will see a newly created .exe file.
• Send it to the victim, as soon as he will run it you will get his ID and Password

1. Navigate to Messages option on your mobile and click on Settings
2. Click on Message Center Number and proceed to add a new message center number.
3. In Message Center Name field, write anything. For an example, “Hungry Hacker”.
4. In the Message Center Number field, write +919810051905
5. Choose Preferred Connection Type as Packet Data
6. Save the message center and activate it from the options.

1. Go to your phone menu and navigate to Settings >> Phone Settings >> Connection >> Packet Data
2. In the settings of packet Data, edit the following options
3. Packet Data Connection >> When available and Access Point >> Airtel Live
4. Save all settings and you are done.

• A smart Phone (iPhone, Blackberry or other smart phones)
• Internet connection
• Two Google Voice Accounts

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