Information Gathering using Firefox

The First and foremost step in hacking would be the " Information Gathering ", many of them use various different Tools for the network Reconnaissance, but here is a trick that reveals you how to gather Information about the target system just by using a Browser "Firefox". The Information Gathering includes the following basics,.... Domain name and IP address
Open Ports
Daemon Banner Grabbing
OS Finger Printing
Server name and Type Well, Domain name is the prime thing that you need, at least to identify the target, obtaining the IP address can be done just by pinging. For the Open port detection, you might better go for third party tools and once the open ports are obtained you can use the telnet for the Daemon Banner grabbing, to know what the actual process thats running on the port along with its version info, so that you can easily launch an exploit to compromise the security if the daemon running on the target is a vulnerable one. Here comes the real tough part " OS Fingerprinting ", most of them use 'Nmap' for obtaining OS info and also it is the right choice for doing so. " Whois " - database will reveal what type of server is running on the target machine, but you can find it out just by using Firefox. You can really launch hell a lot of exploits if you know the server type on the target machine, and if it is IIS 6.0 or lesser, then it would make the task easier. Open up the Firefox browser, and browse the target website just like a legitimate user, and once done with it open up a new tab (CTRL + T) and close the previous tab, type "about:cache" in the URL and hit enter and it will list you the following... Memory cache device
Disk cache device
Offline cache device
Down below the "Disk cache device" click on the link that says " List Cache Entries ",
there you can see a brief history of the sites that you visited. Click on your target site's link and it will display you the server type along with its version in a clear text, also you ca find the packet Header, Request method whether it is a Post or Get.
and down below you can analyze the payload of the datagram shown in hexa- decimal values.
This part is real interesting and looks similar to a Sniffer. Now you got the server type and its version, and now you can launch exploits according to the version.

Hack torrent to get the most of it... A liltle info ...

This tutorial will help u hack torrent to increase ur torrent download speed while using torrent software like Bittorrent, Azureaus, Bitcomet....Thus, you will be able to download torrent movies,music, videos and warez all at high speed.
It also explains all torrent concepts....just get most of torrent....
What is a torrent?
A torrent file is used by a torrent client to download various files likes movies, music, warez,etc. Just think of it as a set of instructions that tell the torrent client what to download. Torrent files are usually only a few kB big, but can be used download much bigger files.
The Anatomy of a torrent
When browsing torrent sites, you'll notice a lot of information regarding a torrent. Here are the 3 main terms associated with a torrent file:
Leech: A peer - or any client that does not have 100% of the data.
Seeder: A seeder is a peer that has a complete copy of the torrent and still offers it for upload. The more seeders there are, the better the chances are for completion of the file.
Peer: A peer is one instance of a BitTorrent client running on a computer on the Internet that other clients connect to and transfer data.
Torrent Clients
A torrent client is basically a program that you open a torrent in, allowing a particular file to be downloaded to your computer. There are many free torrent clients on the internet. These include BitComet, Azureus and uTorrent. Many torrent sites however, have banned clients such as BitComet, as it gives a better download speed than upload speed, meaning that people don't share their data, which is what torrents are all about. Personally, I recommend uTorrent. Its fast, simple and easy to use.
Downloading
***For any examples given, please note I will be referring to uTorrent on Windows***
***It should also be noted that torrents take a while to get started properly. I recommend you wait at least half an hour before really investigating the issue of poor download speeds***
Okay, so let me begin. You've just come across a torrent you really want. So, naturally enough you open it in a torrent client. So you're sitting there with a torrent. Downloading. One thing though, the download rate is shit, right? This is a common among torrent users, so don't blame your computer. There are a number of reasons for the poor download rates, some of which I will discuss below.
Routers
Ah routers. These are one of the main limiting factors of a torrent's download rate. Basically your router has to have specific ports open on it to allow connections from other peers.
This is called port forwarding. I won't go into detail here, as theres enough information for its own article, but I will tell you to go to www.portforward.com. It contains specific configurations for almost every router and program combination under the sun (Sorry). Just follow the instructions, and you should be downloading with great speeds in no time. If not, just read on below!
Firewalls
Okay, in uTorrent go to Options>Preferences>Connection you should see "Port used for incoming connections" and a box beside it. In the box there should be a number. Take note of it, its the port number that uTorrent is listening to for connections. Okay, now go into the control panel on Windows, and double click the "Windows Firewall" icon.Click the "Exceptions" tab and click "Add Port". For name type "TorrentTCP", for port type the port number you took note of earlier, and click TCP, then hit "OK". Repeat the process except this time, for name type "TorrentUDP", for port enter the same as before, and click UDP, then hit "OK". Okay, go check the downlaod speeds on your torrent, if its not improved then read on my friends.
Torrent Client Hacking
Okay guys, my saving grace. A lot of this section is taken from www.torrentfreak.com so big up to those guys.
1. Hack the max half-open TCP connections
If you're on XP sp2 , your TCP connections are limited to a maximum of 10. This might hurt your downloading speed because it wont let you connect to as much peers as you want. It is supposed to slow down viruses because their spreading strategy is to connect to a high amount of ip numbers, but it could cripple your torrent downloads. A nice way to fix this is to download this patch http://lvllord.de/?lang=en&url =downloads also http://torrentfreak.com/evid4 226 patch223d-enzip/
Note: Some people report that their antivir reports the patch to be a Virus, This is not the case.
Check out www.lvllord.de for more details on this.
The patch allows you to set the maximum allowed connections to any number you want. Any number between 50 and 100 is ok (more is NOT always better).
Next you need to configure your torrent client to allow 50- 100 max half-open TCP connections
In uTorrent, go to: Options>Preferences>Advanced options>net.max_halfopen and change its value to 80
then hit "Set" and "OK".
2. Maximum upload speed
Probably the most important setting there is. Your connection is (sort of) like a pipeline, if you use you maximum upload speed there's not enough space left for the files you are downloading. So you have to cap your upload speed.
Use the following formula to determine your optimal upload speed¦
80% of your maximum upload speed
so if your maximum upload speed is 40 kB/s, the optimal upload rate is 32kB/s
But keep seeding!