Tuesday 27 August 2013

Hack The Hacker Using BinText



Hack The Hacker Using BinText

What Is BinText :- 

BinText is a very fast and powerful text extractor  software used to extract text from application or any file.
It can extract email ID and password from applications like Hotmail Hacker, Gmail Hacker, Facebook Hacker or any Keyloggers and Stealers.

Step by Step usage :-

1) First of all Download The BinText .

Click Here To Download BinText Latest Version

2) Unzip the downloaded Bin Text software and open it.

NOTE - Some Anti-virus packages may falsely report this product as a Virus application.
Of course it will not ever be infected by any kind ofviruses/malwares/spywares.
It is simply a false positive detection because antivirus software does not to consider the possibility that a piece of software is able to perform such actions and should to be not detected


3) After Opening You Will Get The Main Screen Like This.



4) Now browse for the location where you have kept the Keylogger ,Stealer or any Facebook hacker file that the hacker has sent you to hack your PC.

5) Now Hit GO.

6) Bin Text will scan the whole file and display all the extracted text from that file which the hacker has sended you like this below.



7) Now scroll down till you find email address and password as I have shown in the screen shot.



8) We Got The User Name and Password of that file which the hacker sended us..



       Now Its Time to HACK THE HACKER.Go In his account and Fuck Him.

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Be A System User In Windows ( Total Owner Of your Computer)


Q:  Now, What IS that SYSTEM user?
A:  The SYSTEM user is the most powerful user on your computer. 
         It can go in ALL System folders, for example Administrators can't.


Before I begin this Tutorial a small introduction of System User for those who don’t know what is a system user. 
In Windows XP there are basically 5 users, differentiated based on their privileges, they are
  • System
  • Administrator
  • Power Users
  • Users, and
  • Guest
System user has got the top privileges in all the users.


If you think Administrator has the largest privileges onto the computer, then you are wrong.

There is a user who is named SYSTEM.
SYSTEM has full control of the operating system and it’s kernel. If you open windows task manager (press ctrl+alt and delete) you will see that System User controls several processes.
These processes cannot be closed by Administrator.


Whenever you open task-manager (CTRL+ALT+DEL) you get a long list of processes running on it.


As you can see that a lot of processes are running with user name System. Most System processes are required by the operating system, and cannot be closed, even by an Administrator account. Attempting to close them will result in a error message, and even a forceful attempt to close ant System User run process may even let your system to shutdown

So here is the tutorial showing how you can get privileges of System user (Under normal condition You can not log into system account).
Before doing any thing please make sure that you are logged in as Administrator.

1. Open Command Prompt. Go to Start , then Run. 
In Run option type cmd and click OK. 
After this will openCommand Prompt, or Start->All Programs ->Accessories->Command Prompt

2. In Command Prompt write at 13:55 /interactive “cmd.exe” and press enter , the time is usually a minute or two ahead of your present time in the 24 hours format.



After a minute or two will appear new Comand Prompt Window wit different title bar. It has changed from cmd.exe to svchost.exe.




3. End current explorer.exe process. Open Task Manager, select explorer.exe and click End Process.


4. In new Comand Prompt with title svchost.exe write cd.. and press enter , then write explorer.exe and press enter.



After this you will become SYSTEM user,Go to Start and check whether you are logged in as Administrator or System user.

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