Alright this method is so simple, you need no experience at all. It's different from other bots because all you need is a jailbroken phone. Like I stated in my last method of how to make a like bot, you need a touch macro. The one I use is Auto Touch. You can download it from Cydia.
Ok, once you got auto touch installed head over to Instagram. Now here's how this works; you record your touch actions of refreshing the page of a popular hastag and comment on the first photo. Then go back to the hastag page, refresh the page, and repeat the first step. For example; use the hastag "like". Go to that hastag, start the recording, click on a photo and comment "nice photo" (or whatever you want to put). While it's still recording go back the hastag page, refresh it so it shows new photos and stop the recording. Your done! Now go to that hastag and play the recording. Auto Touch will provide adjustable hot keys so you can set the "play" and "recording" buttons to whatever button on your device that you want. Once you press the play button (the button you set it to) it will show options of how you want it to play the recording. Finally, set the "repeat" option to however many times you want it to repeat. Now your set!Things you need to be aware of: Instagram has a lot of limitations when it comes to liking and commenting on photos. Before starting the bot, experiment with how many comments you can post in a certain amount of time. Other then that, good luck and I hope this method works well for yall. Enjoy!
Note: Make sure you read up on jail braking your phone before you just do this to your phone guys. Jail braking your phone will void any warranty you have on the phone, and can cause instability in the phones OS, so make sure you understand what your doing before you try this method
Relieve from app developer : Jailbreaks are are more stable than ever and do not void your warranty as you can just update your firmware bringing it back to factory settings.
Thursday 9 April 2015
Saturday 4 April 2015
WHAT IS AN ETHICAL HACKER?
I would imagine that if I asked the average person what an ethical hacker was then they would probably suffer from selective hearing and just hear the word “hacker”. Furthermore, they’d probably give me strange looks if I then went on to mention what color hat the guy was wearing.
Non-computer security people don’t tend to know that the world of hacking is divided into various groups such as black hat, white hat, grey hat and others. And they probably don’t care either.
Incidentally, an ethical hacker falls loosely into the category of white hat hacker, though many would probably prefer to simply be known as a computer expert.
Not for profit
An ethical hacker will take their set of advanced computer and programming skills and will apply them in order to discover vulnerabilities in computer systems. Unlike a black hat hacker, the ethical hacker will not be looking to make money or otherwise profit from the vulnerabilities that they describe. Instead, they will evaluate them, and look for ways that companies can overcome them so that they will have a more secure system when a black hat hacker does come along.
Even though there is a growing trend in companies hiring ethical hackers to test their computer system security it is a discipline that is still considered to be hacking nonetheless due to the fact that it still utilises computer knowledge to penetrate systems.
Secure systems
However, the “ethical” tag is appended because the ‘hacking’ takes place at a company’s behest and is designed to benefit them. An ethical hacker will look to break into a company’s computer systems in much the same way that a black hat hacker would. Once they have found one or more weaknesses they will report back to the company, possibly adding a list of suggestions as to how they can make their systems more secure in the future.
The thinking here is that an ethical hacker should be able to find all the same vulnerabilities that a potential attacker could and it is quite possible that they will. Whilst many ethical hackers will have come through a computer science education there are also many others who will have learned all about black hat hackers through having been part of that very community in the past.
Whilst it is quite possible for a black hat hacker to become an ethical hacker who stays on the right path, I’m sure the temptation to stray back to old ways must be great, so be careful who you employ to penetrate your computer systems!
PHISHING – WHAT IS IT AND HOW CAN YOU AVOID IT?
I’m sure most of you know about, or have least heard of, phishing. If not then please read What Exactly Is A Phishing Scam? What you may not know is that a continuous fight against this fraud method yields poor results.
Maybe you’re watching TV or reading newspapers where the authorities announce they’re having good results in the fight against Phishing. Well, this is wrong. In my opinion, this war will never end. The more they fight against it, the cleverer the phishers become as they create more sophisticated and undetectable methods of phishing.
I will reveal some well known methods that phishers use for stealing sensitive information from the internet user and also some hidden methods too few people know about. Most of the cyber thieves use this method especially for stealing information about the user’s credit cards and bank accounts but it can also be used for stealing identities (identity theft), email or other company’s account passwords. I want to show you why there are so many phishing attempts out there.
You don’t even need to be a hacker to do it. Just to know how is it done and what tools you need.(Most of the tools are not even illegal)
PREPARING THE PHISHING ROD AND TOOLS
What are they doing with this information?
Easy.
Reason number one is to steal money from the credit cards or bank account. They create scam pages mimicking the targeted bank’s real page. Then they create an email message as if the bank is sending it to their customers.
PREPARING THE BAIT
I want to cover a little more about the subject of these email messages. How can they create real messages which look like genuine ones?
Simple.
Most of them have their own bank accounts or their parents or relatives do.
So they receive real messages from these banks. That’s how they get the idea of how the letter should look. But wait a minute you say, there are thousands of banks.
This is easy too.
There are many sites online that report on what hackers are up to and they reprint examples of letters, emails and websites. Most of the thieves feed their information databases from sites such as those. They can find good information about thousands of banks and even more examples of messages and phishing pages. Even for a beginner it is easy to start when you have so much information. They even know which banks work for phishing from that information.
This is how most of them discover new banks that have never been scammed. I bet you didn’t think that sites made against phishers would be very useful for them huh?
So we cleared up the part about how they manage to get hold of a genuine email message.
What then?
They gather together an email database. Most of them use email harvesting software. This software is legal and its even possible to find free versions of such software if you search the net for them. And if they need a license they don’t worry – they’ll just buy one with a stolen credit card, or buy email databases used for newsletters. They can find thousands of emails on guestbooks or forums.
THROWING THE BAIT
After they have the emails ready, they have to send them out. But for real impact, they need to send them to hundreds of thousands of email addresses.
How do they do it?
Simple.
They use email sending software.
This is another type of legal software found in all corners of the internet, free or licensed, with hundreds of versions. In fact they can use your very own PC to send their emails, thus avoiding the spam blockers.
PHISHING
And now all they have to do is wait. Wait for people to fall for it and hope the authorities don’t find about their page too soon and shut it down. I was telling you earlier how virtual thieves use information to steal your money, identity and so on.. Now I’m going to explain how they can use your own PC for doing their dirty work. They don’t have the knowledge to figure this out for themselves but instead use other peoples’ brain power. What they do is scour the internet for software thats capable of scanning IPs or PCs with a remote connection enabled.
This kind of software is made by very intelligent programmers that did not intend the program to be used in this manner. Normally its utilised in a positive way for security testing, the goal being to find any leaks or bugs in a system. Unfortunately though when this type of program falls into the wrong hands it can and will be used against you. Even if your PC is password protected they can use brute force password crackers to find out your IP.
Quite honestly, Windows is crap when it comes to security.
Once they have access to your PC they will install their malicious software and load the email lists for sending fake emails. This reduces their chances of being caught to a minimum because in the header of the received emails your ip address will appear, not theirs. This is one reason why they use your PC.
Another reason is that they have to send millions of emails and doing this from a single address will get their ip banned by the spam blockers or internet providers. When they spread those emails out over 5-10 PCs, its easy for them to send their SPAM.
DON’T GET CAUGHT IN THE NET
How to protect yourself from this phishing attacks when they get harder and harder to detect each day?
This is very simple.
Maybe you have seen TV ads or warnings from the banks? All of them say not to reveal your info to emails coming from the bank or telephone, but the main precaution you can take is also the most easy to follow. Don’t give your PIN number to anyone including bank employees. No-one, and I mean no one, knows your PIN number. Even the bank doesn’t know your PIN number. Of course the bank can change your PIN but only that. The 4-6 digit personal identification number is secret. If you receive anything that requests your PIN, you can be sure 100% that its a fraud attempt.
DON’T RELY ON SOFTWARE TO PROTECT YOU FROM PHISHING
So, have a phishing filter and an antivirus software?
I don’t care.
The scam pages are so well done that they can easily pass by this type of software. Most of these programs work based on the words found in the scam page and by the domain name or ip of the scam site. Words like credit card, PIN, CVV2. Thieves can easily replace words with images and trick the software.
What can you do about that?
Nothing.
Warnings say that you should look in the address bar to see that the URL starts with HTTPS and if it does, its safe because that indicates a secure page.
Wrong.
Thieves can do this too.
They can make their scam pages go to secure servers that show HTTPS in the browser and if they don’t know how, they will spoof the ip address to show anything they want.
Another tip – look in the address bar – many of these phishing scams can also trick your eyes by using typos. Here is an example: Lets say this is the real bank address: www.bankoftesting.com and the fake one is www.bankoftestlng.com.
Can you notice the difference?
They replaced the ‘i’ with an ‘l’.
Of course you won’t always look carefully at the address and this way you can get tricked easy.
Also they can replace ‘o’ with ‘0’ (zero).
There are many other typos they can use so read carefully the address.
Another warning by the bank says that you should look in the bottom right of your browser for a small padlock.
If you see that it means you’re on a secure webpage doesn’t it?
Wrong again.
Thieves can replicate this too.
THE NUMBER ONE TIP FOR AVOIDING PHISHING
There are many tips to avoid being tricked and I will explain many in my future articles but rule number 1 is simple to follow:
Don’t give your PIN number or passwords to anyone, including bank employees.
Isn’t this very easy to follow?
It is so why do so many people get tricked and then upset when they fall victim to these attacks? It’s simply because people don’t pay attention. They’re not careful when they use their sensitive information anywhere, including the internet. Most of these attacks are based on peoples’ lack of knowledge or, as the hackers would call it, their stupidity.
I was once able to ask a thief caught by the police:
Q: Why do you defraud people?A: Because they are stupidQ: Why do you say they’re stupid ?A: Because they really are, d’oh, he replied.
You know you’re not stupid and so do I. Protect yourself by paying attention to all warnings and the chances of you getting burned will be extremely low. Don’t reinvent the wheel, just follow the most simplest way.
It’s easy.
Do you think you are now equipped to avoid each and every phishing attempt that comes your way? Find out with SonicWall’s phishing knowledge test.
FACTS: 10 EASY METHODS TO AVOID CREDIT CARD FRAUD
In the digital age that we now live in it is, in many respects, safer to use a credit card online than it is to use it in the world at large.
That said, credit card fraud is still very much on the increase so you would do well to keep your wits about you.
If you believe you have already become a victim of credit card fraud then report it immediately, to the credit card issuer and to the police.
The sooner you act, the sooner action can take place to ensure that the situation doesn’t get any worse.
Also, report it to the credit agencies, such as Experian and Equifax, so that the fraudster cannot open any new accounts in your name should they have also been able to steal your identity.
10 Easy Methods To Avoid Credit Card Fraud
Most are obvious but you would be surprised how many people are scammed by not doing these…
- Keep your credit card secure and never let anyone take it away from your direct line of sight
- Never give your credit card number, especially the 3 digit security number on the back, to anyone who calls or emails you
- Never enter credit card details into a website you don’t completely trust. You should check that the website address begins with https: and that there is a padlock symbol in your browser in order to know that you are dealing with a secure site.
- Always sign a new credit card the moment you receive it.
- Don’t make your PIN number your date of birth or 1234 – these numbers are easy to guess!
- Never write your PIN number down, especially if you intend to keep it in the same place as the card.
- When entering your PIN number at an ATM or similar, make sure no-one around has the opportunity to see the number.
- Check your credit card statement religiously to ensure there are no unknown transactions on it.
- Always shred any correspondence that has your credit card number or account details on it.
- If you move house then inform your credit card issuer of your new address straight away.
Friday 3 April 2015
WORST LIST OF TRAFFIC EXCHANGE SITES
This is a self experiment list of traffic exchanged sites out there that I have come across in my vain to get more traffic and online awareness for my site "SEO WEB ANALYST".
First of all I know a lot of us webmasters, SEO specialist, social media marketers and search engine marketers do know that to sell anything online via websites, you surely need web traffic, which to me is different from targeted traffic.
When you buy traffic from traffic companies, that promise to provide targeted traffic I personally don't believe that they do provide such, what they provide is a swarm of traffic Hits from a specific region more like traffic exchange systems, worst they place your site on some impressions rotator which they are in partnership with in their network.
So for example I bought a 500USD worth of traffic from some company (NAME WON'T BE DISCLOSED) they promise to give you discount when you sign up and free traffic too, they are very popular with the word "revisitOR" :) so they send over 100,000 within 5 days and my Google Analytic read 600, am sure some of us must have experienced this from most of this companies...my thought of their service was that if I get that much I should have at least one purchase of my 47$ product, I was furious and I contacted them with my disappointing results (even when I changed the capture page 5x still no single sign up from their 100,000 visitors within 5 days), they replied me that Google does not read all their traffic source correctly and that it takes more than 100,000 visitors (more likely impressions to me) to get my first sales!
I told them my mind, trust me, and I ordered for a refund of what was left of my money and that they I decided to learn how to get targeted traffic the ethical way! (SEO was born in me on that day.)
Traffic exchange, have heard of it and I never tried it all this years, even when I signed up with traffic swarm when it was still young back in 2008.
So I decided to do a bit of trafficking traffic to my site to get some wicked ranking ratio for a tough keyword I am trying to rank for (some keywords will only rank you if your traffic is paired with your peers on the ranking table)
There are other authentic methods to do this, but I wanted fast results (yep don't want to spend a dime, could have just go for paid search engine PAY-PER-CLICK), so I arranged the list of some traffic exchange sites I could gather. (Please the intent of this list is not to promote this sites! BE WARNED !! you may not recover easily like I did.)
Out of this list I could say Traffup and Yibbida was better because the duration of visit and bounce rate was better compared to any other, Alexaboostup got better alexa ranking but at what price? higher bounce rate, reduced time on site, zero page views and stupendously destroyed your online authority, because when you do an alexa check up on such sites their alexa ranking is good, but terrible metrics that does not woe an advertiser to want to check your site out.
And the trick they do is to use Google url for their keywords (I tried this too) on alexa boost up to protect their image, what do you get is this in return, on alexa you already have a search engine traffic stream, and it shows a different percent in related to the upstream traffic for search engine, eg I have upstream of search traffic from Google rating me 8% but my search traffic contribution is 4.8 %, so you see this two does not tally, and again you will be damaging your site if it was ranking on Google for a competitive keyword.
My advice use this alexaboostup cautiously, don't over do it, it can be addictive but a bit of spin with it is not bad, if you have the kind of metrics I have, now am building them back so they can be better off than before.
In conclusion don't do traffic exchange for your sites, if it is not necessary and do it in a minimal way, focus on branding and adding things that will reduce your bounce rates (like video, like load time, like incentives, etc you think of something relevant to your niche) don't say because I didn't mention one of your favourite, that it is safe, It's not! I barely survived using all this 10 traffic exchange systems, because I once had a 205 URL AUTHORITY RANK fromSite Explorer & Backlink Checker but last I checked during my crisis it was 37 (my site metrics was part of my url authority, at least now I know). Try to rebuild my reputation :) now and achieve more traffic via organic seo (it builds more authority and branding).
Thanks for reading this far with me, hope the article was useful to you as it was useful to me, more research coming your way...
say during my seo optimization of seo consulting services back then in February, I noticed a site that was just popping up for every seo related keywords, the site got to 66k of alexa ranking within 3 months and when I finally got my first ranking for Seo consulting firm when I did a bit of Page research on Ahref on them I noticed they have now discarded all their back links and now have just 100 links and are still ranking for some competitive keyword unlike before (some even changed their site).
Am not an hater but seriously why will some seo sites just go through all this to get clients, and then spoil the reputation of other legitimate seo services companies. I read from a news email from webpronews of a client that complained that after he ranked, the so called seo firm knew the contract had ended and they do the normal project closure documents, but asked if the man will go on a ranking maintenance package (silly package) so the man can maintain is position, he refused and the following couple of weeks this man rankings dropped and the seo firm denied this, the site was panda and penguin safe, so the suspicious thought I had was that they were paying for the man's link building and when they unsubscribed, the links started dropping (Have experienced it before, even if you don't subscribe, when you loose your quality links, your ranking drops). At least it takes time before your competitors climb on you with positions, and funny thing is if you did better than them in that position, Google have their way of placing you back, I check 3 times in a roll my position for the keyword "seo consulting" on Google and I noticed it kept dancing on the positions, the search engine is trying to figure which of us does better, if you see my alexa you will see that seo consulting contributes the highest to my total search traffic, I may not rank on Google for the keyword but do rank in other Google local searches.
I think their should be some sort of reviews on the methodology and operating services seo firms operate on, so they don't turn the job into a scam job or what do you think?
First of all I know a lot of us webmasters, SEO specialist, social media marketers and search engine marketers do know that to sell anything online via websites, you surely need web traffic, which to me is different from targeted traffic.
When you buy traffic from traffic companies, that promise to provide targeted traffic I personally don't believe that they do provide such, what they provide is a swarm of traffic Hits from a specific region more like traffic exchange systems, worst they place your site on some impressions rotator which they are in partnership with in their network.
So for example I bought a 500USD worth of traffic from some company (NAME WON'T BE DISCLOSED) they promise to give you discount when you sign up and free traffic too, they are very popular with the word "revisitOR" :) so they send over 100,000 within 5 days and my Google Analytic read 600, am sure some of us must have experienced this from most of this companies...my thought of their service was that if I get that much I should have at least one purchase of my 47$ product, I was furious and I contacted them with my disappointing results (even when I changed the capture page 5x still no single sign up from their 100,000 visitors within 5 days), they replied me that Google does not read all their traffic source correctly and that it takes more than 100,000 visitors (more likely impressions to me) to get my first sales!
I told them my mind, trust me, and I ordered for a refund of what was left of my money and that they I decided to learn how to get targeted traffic the ethical way! (SEO was born in me on that day.)
Traffic exchange, have heard of it and I never tried it all this years, even when I signed up with traffic swarm when it was still young back in 2008.
So I decided to do a bit of trafficking traffic to my site to get some wicked ranking ratio for a tough keyword I am trying to rank for (some keywords will only rank you if your traffic is paired with your peers on the ranking table)
There are other authentic methods to do this, but I wanted fast results (yep don't want to spend a dime, could have just go for paid search engine PAY-PER-CLICK), so I arranged the list of some traffic exchange sites I could gather. (Please the intent of this list is not to promote this sites! BE WARNED !! you may not recover easily like I did.)
- Hitleap
- Vasthits
- Yibbida
- Easyhits4u
- Traffup
- Trafficg
- Alexaboostup
- SiteXplosion
- Trafficswarm
- Linkreferral
Out of this list I could say Traffup and Yibbida was better because the duration of visit and bounce rate was better compared to any other, Alexaboostup got better alexa ranking but at what price? higher bounce rate, reduced time on site, zero page views and stupendously destroyed your online authority, because when you do an alexa check up on such sites their alexa ranking is good, but terrible metrics that does not woe an advertiser to want to check your site out.
And the trick they do is to use Google url for their keywords (I tried this too) on alexa boost up to protect their image, what do you get is this in return, on alexa you already have a search engine traffic stream, and it shows a different percent in related to the upstream traffic for search engine, eg I have upstream of search traffic from Google rating me 8% but my search traffic contribution is 4.8 %, so you see this two does not tally, and again you will be damaging your site if it was ranking on Google for a competitive keyword.
My advice use this alexaboostup cautiously, don't over do it, it can be addictive but a bit of spin with it is not bad, if you have the kind of metrics I have, now am building them back so they can be better off than before.
In conclusion don't do traffic exchange for your sites, if it is not necessary and do it in a minimal way, focus on branding and adding things that will reduce your bounce rates (like video, like load time, like incentives, etc you think of something relevant to your niche) don't say because I didn't mention one of your favourite, that it is safe, It's not! I barely survived using all this 10 traffic exchange systems, because I once had a 205 URL AUTHORITY RANK fromSite Explorer & Backlink Checker but last I checked during my crisis it was 37 (my site metrics was part of my url authority, at least now I know). Try to rebuild my reputation :) now and achieve more traffic via organic seo (it builds more authority and branding).
Thanks for reading this far with me, hope the article was useful to you as it was useful to me, more research coming your way...
say during my seo optimization of seo consulting services back then in February, I noticed a site that was just popping up for every seo related keywords, the site got to 66k of alexa ranking within 3 months and when I finally got my first ranking for Seo consulting firm when I did a bit of Page research on Ahref on them I noticed they have now discarded all their back links and now have just 100 links and are still ranking for some competitive keyword unlike before (some even changed their site).
Am not an hater but seriously why will some seo sites just go through all this to get clients, and then spoil the reputation of other legitimate seo services companies. I read from a news email from webpronews of a client that complained that after he ranked, the so called seo firm knew the contract had ended and they do the normal project closure documents, but asked if the man will go on a ranking maintenance package (silly package) so the man can maintain is position, he refused and the following couple of weeks this man rankings dropped and the seo firm denied this, the site was panda and penguin safe, so the suspicious thought I had was that they were paying for the man's link building and when they unsubscribed, the links started dropping (Have experienced it before, even if you don't subscribe, when you loose your quality links, your ranking drops). At least it takes time before your competitors climb on you with positions, and funny thing is if you did better than them in that position, Google have their way of placing you back, I check 3 times in a roll my position for the keyword "seo consulting" on Google and I noticed it kept dancing on the positions, the search engine is trying to figure which of us does better, if you see my alexa you will see that seo consulting contributes the highest to my total search traffic, I may not rank on Google for the keyword but do rank in other Google local searches.
I think their should be some sort of reviews on the methodology and operating services seo firms operate on, so they don't turn the job into a scam job or what do you think?
(source:- Quora)
Bset Traffic Exchange List For Blog or Your Website
1- hitleap
2- alexaboostup
3- 247autohits
4- ebesucher
5- oxosurf
6- FeelingSurf
7- 126hits
8- smileytraffic
9- AlexaSurf
10- twistrix
11- hispanichits
12- getfasthits
13- shootingstartraffic
14- letsgotraffic
15- clickevolution
16-infinitytraffic
17- nwtwebworks
18- autosurfmyth
19- AutoWebSurf
20- web247exchange
21- morehits4u
22- aussieearners
23- dynamicduosurf
24- masterhitsnow
25- hitscome
26- َAddMeFast
27- trafficwant
28- citylights
29- websyndic
30- autoearnhits
31- autovisitas
32- ablazewithtraffic
33- autosurfmax
34- quiethits
35- 10kHitshitbotz
36-HitBotz
37- autohitmaker
38- hitlink
39- traffup
40- italysurf
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