2 easy ways to store your files on Gmail

If you search the web from your company’s office, school or public library, you have probably already realized that many of the most popular or slightly off color web sites have been blocked.

Web sites that have been blocked can include Myspace.com, Youtube.com, your favorite forum and even many entertainment/gossip sites that offer blue humor etc. If you want to take back your web and once again regain full access to the internet, you will have to unblock web sites.

How Web Sites are Blocked:

In order to explain how to unblock web sites, it is important to understand how specific web sites first become blocked.

Blocked web sites are usually the result of special software that is loaded onto your computer that works with your internet browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer, in which you can adjust the options to allow or block specific web sites.

In addition, when it comes to large computer networks (like the ones you might find at your corporate office or school), a firewall is usually involved and this resource is also used to block specific web sites of the organization’s choosing.

While it is fairly easy to block web sites, unblocking web sites can sometimes be a difficult task to achieve. However, following are a few tips that will definitely level the playing field, giving you the ability to access almost any blocked web site.

How to Unblock a Website:

Unblocking a web site can be accomplished whether you are at the office, at a school computer or using a public computer at some libraries or internet cafes. In order to unblock a web site you have to some way circumvent or disable the web site blocking software, the web browser or the firewall that is being used to block a web site. There are a few strategies to accomplish this task.

Proxy servers (sometimes called web site anonymizers because they make the computer user anonymous) circumvent filters on the computer or even the firewall due to the way these sites operate. Proxy servers are computers outside your company’s firewalls easily accessed via the internet. They have their own IP address and are able to be controlled via your computer. Your computer connects to a proxy server and the proxy server is the computer that makes the connection with the blocked web site. The proxy server then shows you the contents of the page. You can view the web site and even interact with the web site through the proxy server- even though it is blocked by your computer or firewall. This is achieved because it is not your computer interacting with the web site, but a third party – the proxy server that makes the connection with the blocked site. (For more information, read Proxy servers and web proxies)

Here are some proxies:

• cantblock.me
• mb35.info
• cloaking.me

Here are some web sites where you can find lists of proxy servers:

• Proxy
• Proxy
• Proxy List
• Proxies
• Proxy Websites
• Proxy Sites
• Proxies

How To Change Settings on an Individual Computer:

This tip on unblocking a web site usually only works on individual computers that connect directly to the internet. If you are using a computer on a network connected to a firewall overseen by an administrator – the chances are that this strategy will not be effective.

Obviously if you are an individual computer that has either special blocking software or browser options set to block a specific web site, you may be able to change the setting or disable the blocking software. If the browser you are using is blocking your web site, you will be able to easily change the settings, usually by clicking the tools tab and reconfiguring the options or security tabs located in the browsers. Another work around for a browser that is blocking your web site is to download and use a different browser. For those that have MS Internet Explorer, simply download and use Firefox or vice versa.

For those that are working on an individual computer with special software used to block your web site, you will need to somehow disable the software. You can delete the software, stop the software from loading the next time you start up the computer, or shutdown the software while it is running using the CTRL+ALT+DEL keys (please note: these techniques might not work for all software programs).

Use the IP Address Instead of URL:

In some cases, it is possible to type in the IP address instead of using the URL. The URL is the written web address (e.g., www.mywebsite.com). However, even though we type in letters or words into our browser, the internet and World Wide Web translate these URLs into an IP address such as 99.121.224.67. Sometimes the software or browser will not block an IP, however if your software is able to map the IP address using a reverse DNS look up your site will ultimately stay blocked.

Use URL Redirects:

There are a few web sites that offer URL redirects. For instance, you can create a new URL for the blocked web sites using these redirect services. Once you create a redirect, enter the new URL and have the service forward you to the blocked web site. In certain situations these new URLs are redirected and do not change allowing you to access banned sites. Two types of redirection services include Tinyurl.com and Snipurl.com

Unblock a Web site using Google:

There are many tools or services that Google offers that can help you access blocked web sites. Practically every computer allows you to access Google making these strategies quite attractive.

Google Cache:

Instead of going directly to the web site using the URL, go to the home page of Google and search for the web site or web site page you want to access. Once Google shows you the possible choices that are indexed, choose to retrieve the blocked web page using Google’s cache copy of the page. Since these pages are copied into Google’s database, in most cases the site will not be blocked.

Google Mobile Search:

Google’s Mobile search can help one circumvent a blocked site. When Google translates a normal HTML web page into a mobile page it removes certain parts of the web page (CSS scripts and JavaScript’s) it also reconfigures the sites view to make a large page into smaller sized pages. During this translation process, it is possible that many block software programs will not be able to recognize the page as being one that should be blocked.

Google Proxy:

We all know that Google is not specifically a proxy, but it can be used for much more than just searching the internet. Below is a code that uses Google’s language translation tool. When Google translates a web site into a different language it acts as a go-between (similar to a proxy server). The code below which comes from the site www.oreillynet.com will translate any web page into English. Meaning you can translate a web paged in English back to English using Google as a proxy like tool. Just change the URL (forbiddensite.com) with the site that you are trying to gain access to.

http://www.google.com/translate?langpair=en|en&u=www.forbiddensite.com

5 Tips and Tricks For Windows Live MSN Messenger

Windows Live Messenger, formally known has MSN Messenger (provided by Microsoft), has to be one of my favourite messaging clients.

I am on MSN Messenger  almost everyday and there are a few nifty features that make the experience a whole lot better.

In this post  I will covering cool Windows Live tips and tricks that you can do without installing any add-ons

1.  Remove Those Annoying Ads:
You may noticed at the very bottom of the Windows Live Messenger main window, they show ads to you. However, if they slightly annoy you from time to time, here is a trick on how to block them.

On your Windows computer, open up Internet Explorer. Click on Tools, then select Internet Options. Click on the Security tab, click on Restricted sites, then click on the Sites button.

Then simply add the URL http://rad.msn.com. This serves as the Microsoft ad server and once you restrict this site, Windows Live Messenger will go from this:

to this:

 

2. See Which Contacts Haven’t Added You To Their Contact List:

One of the most searched for keywords on my website is “how do I find out who blocked or deleted me on MSN”. It is really simple to find the answer and you don’t have to install any software on your computer or spy on your friends.

In Windows Live Messenger just go to Tools –> Options, go to the Privacy section, and under Contact List, click on View. The list that is presented to you are all your contacts that have got you on their contact list. If a contact of yours is not on that list, they have either not added you or have deleted you because they don’t want to talk to you anymore – yes I know the feeling.

If going through that list will take a while, you can also download aMSN (which is a excellent portable MSN program for your USB drive). When you view your contacts, the contacts that do not have you on their list will have a red cross next to them.

Another good thing is that you can send unlimited nudges to your friends.

3. Remote Assistance:

Did you know  that  with Windows Live Messenger  you can Request Remote Assistantce? Just simply start a chat, select activities and click request remote assistance.

Accept all the prompts, then the other person will be able to view your screen, and they can control your computer if you wish for them too.

If it doesn’t work, make sure “Allow Remote Assistance” is enabled by right clicking on My Computer, select properties, Remote, and tick the box.

4. Changing Your Display Name:

Want to impress your friends and have a cool name and spell your name like Ĝмдїι.©ǾМ? Well, if you open up Microsoft Word for example, find some symbols that look like characters, or even change the font, you can then paste that text into your display name field on MSN. If you want, you can also draw images like these ones.

Here are a few examples
Press Alt+0153 to get a ™ symbol
Press Alt+0169 to get a © symbol
Press Alt+0164 to get a ¤ symbol
Press Alt+0166 to get a ¦ symbol
And so on…

5. View Contacts By Email Address:

You may notice that in the new version of Windows Live Messenger, there is no option to view contacts by email address. I for one, view all my contacts by email address as I know contacts cannot change it (unlike display names which some contacts change all the time). By viewing contacts by email address, I know I am talking to who I want to talk to.

If you are in the same situation as me, here is a workaround to view your contacts by email address. However, it may be a bit time consuming.

What you have to do is give all your contacts nicknames when they are online. Just right-click on the contact, select edit contact, and copy and paste their email address into the Nickname box.

Unfortunately it may take some time to do this for all your contacts, but this is the only and easiest way I have found to view contacts by email.

How To Backup Your E-mails In Microsoft Outlook Expre

This tutorial shows you in a few steps how to make a backup of the files Outlook Express uses to store your  e-mail data.

1. Open Outlook Express and click on "Tools" from the top menu bar and select "Options".

2. The Options pop-up window will appear. Select the "Maintenance" tab and click the "Store Folder" button.

3. The Store Location pop-up window will give you an address where the folder is. Select and copy the entire address (Ctrl + V).   Click "cancel", and click "cancel" again.

4. Now go to My Computer. Paste the address in the address bar and click "Go". (if the address bar is not visible, right-click on the toolbar and select "Address Bar", then drag the address bar open.) Now press the "Enter" key

5. Select all of the content showing in the window and copy it to CD or DVD. The backup is now complete.

How to Use Templates and Auto-Responders in GMail

Do you have a GMail account? Of course you do. 7GB of space and a great interface make it a no-brainer. Even if you’re only using it as a throw-away spam-catching account, there’s little doubt that GMail is a great tool for private and business use.
However, GMail can be a little quirky and use terminology which is different to other email clients. Many people depend on pre-configured templates and automatic responders but they don’t appear to be available in the default interface. Fortunately, they’re only a few clicks away…

Enable “Canned Responses”

Your first task is to enable “Canned Responses” in Settings > Labs:

Click Enable then scroll to the bottom and click Save Changes. That’s the hard part over with.

Using email templates

To create a new template, compose a new email and enter the text you require. When it’s complete, click the Canned Responses drop-down (below the Subject line) and choose New canned response….

You’ll be prompted for the canned response name.
From now on, that text can be inserted at the cursor location by clicking the Canned Responses drop-down and choosing an item under Insert:

Creating email auto-responders

Auto-responders automatically return a reply to people who send you a message. In GMail, they’re handled using filters — rules applied when a message is received.
To create an auto-responder, click Settings > Filters, then Create a new filter.

You can now define which messages should receive automatic responses. It can be from one or more addresses, domains, sent to a specific address, contain or omit text in the subject or body, or have an attachment. Click Test Search to view matching messages in your account.
Once you’re happy with the filter, click Next Step:

Tick Send canned response and select the response you require. Hit Create Filter and you’re done.

60+ tools for gmail

With Google announcing the ability to increase your Gmail storage capacity this week, we decided to delve into other ways to extend and enhance Google’s popular webmail service. Presenting: 60+ tools and resources for Gmail.
Desktop Applications

GCount – An application for Mac OSX that alerts you to new mail.
gDisk – An app for Mac OSX giving the ability to turn Gmail accounts into storage drives.
gFeeder – A small ticker for your Gmail that will let you know at a glance what’s coming in for you.
GetMail – Allows you to migrate your emails from Hotmail to your Gmail account.
Gmail Drive – Another tool for turning your Gmail account in to a virtual storage drive, this one works directly from inside Windows Explorer.
Gmail Loader – For Windows or Linux, aids you in loading your email to your Gmail account.
GMailFS – Turns your Gmail space into a virtual drive that your Windows Explorer can see.
GotMailG – A Mac widget to display the number of unread messages in your inbox.
POP3/IMAP server for GMAIL in JAVA – Allows you POP3 access via your favorite mail reader to your Gmail account, IMAP still in development.
Send To GMail – With one click, you can back up any file you want from your computer to your Gmail account.
Firefox Tools

Better Gmail – Combines some of the most popular Greasemonkey scripts in to one extension. Includes things such as skins, saved searches, keyboard macros, and more.
Delegate to Remember The Milk – Adds a button to Gmail and allows you make to-do lists.
Dragdropupload – Allows you to drag your files to the attachment box.
GCalQuickTab – Allows you to quickly change between Google Mail and Calendar with keyboard shortcuts.
Gmail Checker – Allows you to check your Gmail for new messages.
Gmail Manager – Allows you to not only manage multiple accounts, but know how much mail and spam they have.
Gmail Notifier – Get notifications of new emails right in your browser.
Gmail RTL – Adds direction buttons to your email.
Gmail S/Mime – Allows you to send and receive encrypted emails.
Gmail Skins – Change the look of your inbox, insert HTML tables, use emoticons and more.
Google Toolbar – Official Google release of a toolbar with Gmail features.
Gspace – Turns your Gmail account in to a virtual web drive that you can upload files to and store them.
gTalk Sidebar – Incorporates Google Talk into your sidebar.
GTDInBox – A Getting Things Done tool that integrates into Gmail, helps you get organized.
WebMail Notifier – Checks your Gmail account for unread emails; works with other email services also.
Greasemonkey Scripts

Clean Gmail Print – Removes the Gmail logo when you go to print out your email
Folders4Gmail – If you prefer the old style of sorting mail in folders over labels, this is the script for you.
Force HTTPS for GMail, GCal, and GDocs – Forces the corner links in the Google apps to change over to HTTPS.
gDate2Cal 0.1 – Turns dates in Gmail in to links to take you to that day in Google Calendar.
Gmail + Reader Integration – Lets you use Google Reader with your Gmail account.
GMail Attachment Icons – Shows you an icon that lets you know what type of file is attached to an email without opening it.
Gmail attachment reminder v2.4.1 – Reminds you to attach a file your email if it appears you haven’t.
Gmail Contact List – Adds a contact list near the “To” field in compose.
Gmail Conversation Preview – Right click on a conversation to get a preview of it in a bubble.
Gmail Date Search – adds a Search by Date button to Gmail’s search form
Gmail Delete Button – RED Color – Turns the delete button red so there is less chance of hitting it accidentally.
Gmail Emoticons! – Puts an emoticons button next to the “Check Spelling” button to allow you to enter numerous different smilies.
Gmail Encrypt – Allows you to encrypt outgoing emails and create encryption keys.
Gmail FavIcon Alerts – Turns the Gmail favicon in the address bar in to a new mail alert.
Gmail from address selector – Lets you change the reply-to email address depending on who you are sending to. (i.e. sending to someone like “@work.com”, you choose your work address as the from address)
Gmail Full Width – Removes the advertising block on the right so that your mails take up the full width.
Gmail Google Calendar sidebar – Adds your Google Calendar to your Gmail display.
Gmail Lite – Removes ads, the footer, stars, and chats.
Gmail Macros – Allows you to create more keyboard shortcuts to speed up your Gmail experience.
Gmail Multi-User Login – For those of you with more than one Gmail account, this will give you a drop down menu with all of your accounts listed.
Gmail Multiple Signatures, plus Float – Will change your signature based on what return address you enter.
Gmail – One Click Conversations – Allows you quick access to the most recent conversations with a contact via a one click button.
GMail Header, Navigation and Ads Switcher – Can choose to hide or show the header, navigation bar, and ads by clicking a button.
Gmail – Zip Attachments and Download – Allows you to download all the attachments of an email by merely clicking on the paper clip icon.
GmailTo -Opens mailto: commands from websites in Gmail compose.
Google Air Skin – Script to use Air Skin in Gmail, Google Calendar, on Google.com, and Google Reader.
Label Colors – Lets you choose the colors of various labels so you can tell them apart easier.
Plaxo4Gmail – Allows you to sync your Gmail with your Plaxo info.
Saved Searches – Allows you to save a Gmail search so that you can just click on the saved search to do it again.
Miscellaneous

GBooks – Allows you to turn a Gmail account in to a bookmarks server.
gExodus – Allows you to export your emails from another account to your Gmail account in mbox format.
Gmail icon generator – Allows you to create a small graphic of your Gmail address to place on websites so that you may display your address without spam bots reading it.
Gmail Music – Store MP3 files in your Gmail account and play them on any computer.
Gmail Todo – Turn your Gmail into a helpful “To Do” list.
PhpGmailDrive – Retrieves a list of attachments from a Gmail account and enables you to list them on a website or blog for others to download.
You’ve Got Gmail – A plugin for the Trillian messenger program that lets you manage your accounts.

Tempomail

Don't like to register your email on every web site that requests it? Then you should use the excellent online service from tempomail. You setup a temporary email address with a fixed lifespan, choose how long it should live (4 hours to a month) and connect it to your real email address. The temporary email address will forward all emails to your real address until the expiration time. Now you don't need to worry about leaving your email address on web sites!
And, to make it even better: use the firefox extension available on the web site and you can right-click on any field requiring an email address and just paste in the resulting temporary email address from tempomail directly into the field. Extremely simple!

http://www.tempomail.fr/index_en.html

Gmail

This is probably knocking down an open door, but I have to mention Gmail. I have been using Gmail for several years, and I think it is the best free email available. The available storage is huge (more than 6.5 Gb at this point), and it constantly increases. Pair this with a very good web interface, excellent search abilities (this is Google, remember!) and very good labeling features, and you get a superb email service. Another important aspect is the support for third party applications to read your email. Gmail provides both POP3 and IMAP support, which gives good flexibility. Personally, I love the IMAP support, since it gives me the possibility to store all email on Gmail instead of downloading the email to my local computer.

http://gmail.com

How to find the location of your chat friend in Yahoo Messenger

Online chat services like Yahoo Messenger,gtalk etc really make our efforts to keep relations with friend very easy. Now the issue is when we start chat with an unknown friend met on messenger,how we can sure he or she is telling the truth. The most common way to make sure the chat friend is telling the truth is:
* Find the location of your online chat friend
Then the next problem how to find the location of your chat friend?
To find the location of your chat friend you need to find his IP address. To find the IP address of your chat friend the best way you can do is set a TCP/IP connection between your computer and your friend’s computer. The steps to perform this are:
How to find the IP Address of your Online Chat friend
The steps to find the IP address of your Yahoo Messenger chat friend while chatting with him are:
1. Invite him to share a file in the middle of chat with him
If he accepts the file sharing and starts sharing a file there is connection between your computer and his computer starts. This make your computers in peer to peer mode.
2. Open command prompt and type netstat -n command and press enter
Now the list of IP addresses to which your computer has an active TCP/IP connection.

[ I recommend you to perform the same task before establishing the peer to peer connection with your chat friend and note the IP addresses at that time. It will help you to easily identifie your victim's IP address. ]
To get more details than the boring IP address ,you can use the following command.
netstat -a
Note:
Please note that while you process the netstat command your computer and his computer should have an active connection. If there is no connection at that time you will get only the Yahoo chat server IP address instead of his IP address.

How to Configure Outlook Express for your Dataone account Email

To configure Outlook Express for Dataone customers with their dataone email ID follow the steps below.
1. Open Outlook Express and click on Tools
2. From Tools click on Accounts and select mail
3. Now click on Add to add a new mail and select mail
4. Now enter the display name and click next
5. Enter the dataone email address and click next
6. Select POP 3 as the incoming mail server and enter the name of the mail server.
For dataone it is smma.sancharnet.in
7. Enter the out going mail server (SMTP Server)
For dataone it is smra.sancharnet.in and click on next.
8. Now fill the account name and click on finish.
The points to remember are:
POP3 server for dataone account = smma.sancharnet.in
SMTP server for dataone account = smra.sancharnet.in

Configuring your email client: Gmail

1. Log into your Gmail account.
2. Click on Settings in the upper right corner.
3. Click on the Accounts tab.
4. Click Add a mail account you own in the Get mail from other accounts section. A new window will pop up.
5. Enter your full email address in the new window.
6. In the next window, enter:
   1. Your full username including the @example.com.
   2. The password for the account.
   3. The POP Server should be your access domain (s00000.gridserver.com) or your domain name (mail.example.com). Port 110 should be selected.
   4. Check “Leave a copy of retrieved message on the server” unless you want the mail to be deleted from the server once you receive it in Gmail.
   5. Check the SSL option if you want the connection to be encrypted – you should use your access domain for the server name if you choose this. Do not check the SSL option if you don’t want the connection to be encrypted.
   6. Set the label and the archive options according to personal preference.
   
7. Click Add Account. You should see a confirmation screen. Leave the “Yes” option checked if you want to be able to send mail with this account. Click Next Step.
8. Enter whatever name you want to associate with this account. Click Next Step.
9. Decide whether you want to send through Gmail or through your (mt) Media Temple server. Either option will allow you to send with your (mt) Media Temple email address, but it is more professional to send from your (mt) Media Temple server as well. If you choose to send with your (mt) Media Temple server, enter the following information:
   1. The server name – choose your access domain (mail.nilbd.tk), or mail.example.com
   2. Choose Port 587, or 465 if you want to use encrypted outgoing mail.
   3. Your full username, including the @example.com.
   4. Your email password.
   5. Check the SSL option if you want the connection to be encrypted. You should use your access domain for the server if you choose this option. Otherwise, do not check the SSL option.
   Click Add Account.
   
10. Log into your webmail account at http://example.com/webmail/.
11. Open the Gmail Confirmation email.
12. Either click on the provided confirmation link;
    or,
    Enter the confirmation code provided and click Verify. The small window will close automatically.
13. You should still be in the Accounts and Import tab. You can check that Gmail is replying as desired to each email coming into your various accounts. To do this, click on the “edit info” button next to your account in the “Send mail as” section.
14. The Accounts and Import tab is also where you can manually get the mail from your (mt) Media Temple account. Click “Check mail now.” You do not need to do this to get your mail; it just forces a manual check.

Congratulations. The mail for your (mt) Media Temple account will appear in your normal Gmail inbox.

How to make your own Email Spoofer/ Anonymous mailer

How to make your own Email Spoofer/ Anonymous mailer

Step 1
Goto any free hosting website and register an account for yourself.
Some free hosting sites are:
Byethost
x10hostings
Justfree
There are many more free hosting websites just search on google. Step 2
Copy this code and paste it in the notepad and save it as anyname.php

Code:

<html>
<head>
<title>Email Spoofer/Anonymous Mailer By Dragon Hawk</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#eaeaea">
<font color="#ff00fa" face="Tahoma" size="7"><u>Email Spoofer/Anonymous Mailer By Dragon Hawk</u></font>
<br /><br />
<?php // Make access to the inputs less annoying
extract($_POST);
// Check inputs
if (isset($to) && isset($from) && isset($subj) && isset($msg) && isset($send))
{
// If a reply-to address hasn't been specified
if (!isset($replyto))
{
// Send mail or display error
mail($to,$subj,$msg,'From: '.$from) or die('Mail could not be sent. <a href="?">Back</a>.');
echo('Mail sent. <a href="?">Back</a>.');
// If a reply-to has been specified
} else {
// Send mail or display error
mail($to,$subj,$msg,'From: '.$from."\r\n".'Reply-To: '.$replyto) or die('Mail could not be sent. <a href="?">Back</a>.');
echo('Mail sent. <a href="?">Back</a>.');
}
} else {
// Fukken write the form
echo('<form action="" method="post">To: <input type="text" name="to" /><br />From: <input type="text" name="from"><br />Reply-To (OPTIONAL): <input type="text" name="replyto" /><br />Subject: <input type="text" name="subj" /><br />Message:<br /><textarea name="msg" rows="5" cols="60"></textarea><br /><input type="submit" name="send" value="Send EMail" />');
}
?>
</body>
</html>

Step 3
Upload this php file to your hosting account.
Step 4
Access this file from your domain for example if you registered on justfree with username abc, then goto abc.justfree.com/anyname.php
Hurray your own email spoofer is ready to use.
Have fun.
Some feedback would be great.

Run More than one GTalk in same computer

Run More than one GTalk in same computer

This is a simple Gtalk trick by which many users can login in gtalk in a single system without any software or patch.
Follow these steps- 1-click on start –> all programs –> Google Talk
2-right click on Google Talk icon and click on properties.
3-In properties dialog box
Target: “C:\Program Files\Google\Google Talk\googletalk.exe” /startmenu
4-replace startmenu with nomutex
then press OK
restart Gtalk and enjoy multiple login..

How to hack email account password(Using prorat):-

1. First of all download Prorat. Once it is downloaded right click on the folder and choose to extract it. A password prompt will come up. The password will be “pro”.

2. Open up the program. You should see the following:

3. Next we will create the ProRat Trojan server. Click on the “Create” button in the bottom. Choose “Create ProRat Server”.

4. Next put in your IP address so the server could connect to you. If you don’t know your IP address click on the little arrow to have it filled in for you automatically. Next put in your e-mail so that when and if a victim gets infected it will send you a message. We will not be using the rest of the options.
5. Now Open General settings. This tab is the most important tab. In the check boxes, we will choose the server port the program will connect through, the password you will be asked to enter when the victim is infected and you wish to connect with them, and the victim name. As you can see ProRat has the ability to disable the windows firewall and hide itself from being displayed in the task manager.
Here is a quick overview of what they mean and which should be checked:
6. Click on the Bind with File button to continue. Here you will have the option to bind the trojan server file with another file. Remember a trojan can only be executed if a human runs it. So by binding it with a legitimate file like a text document or a game, the chances of someone clicking it go up. Check the bind option and select a file to bind it to. A good suggestion is a picture or an ordinary text document because that is a small file and its easier to send to the people you need.

7. Click on the Server Extensions button to continue. Here you choose what kind of server file to generate. I prefer using .exe files, because it is cryptable and has icon support, but exe’s looks suspicious so it would be smart to change it.

8. Click on Server Icon to continue. Here you will choose an icon for your server file to have. The icons help mask what the file actually is. For my example I will choose the regular text document icon since my file is a text document.
9. After this, press Create server, your server will be in the same folder as ProRat. A new file with name “binded_server” will be created. Rename this file to something describing the picture. A hacker could also put it up as a torrent pretending it is something else, like the latest game that just came out so he could get people to download it.
Very important: Do not open the “binded_server” file on your system.
10. You can send this trojan server via email, pendrive or if you have physical access to the system, go and run the file. You can not send this file via email as “server.exe”, because it will be detected as trojan or virus. Password protect this file with ZIP and then email it. Once your victim download this ZIP file, ask him to unlock it using ZIP password. When the victim will double click on the file, he will be in your control.
11. Now, I will show you what happens when a victim installs the server onto his computer and what the hacker could do next.
Once the victim runs the server on his computer, the trojan will be installed onto his computer in the background. The hacker would then get a message telling him that the victim was infected. He would then connect to his computer by typing in his IP address, port and clicking Connect. He will be asked for the password that he made when he created the server. Once he types it in, he will be connected to the victims computer and have full control over it.
12. Now the hacker has a lot of options to choose from as you can see on the right. He has access to all victim’s computer files, he can shut down his pc, get all the saved passwords off his computer, send a message to his computer, format his whole hard drive, take a screen shot of his computer, and so much more. Below I’ll show you a few examples.
13. The image below shows the message that the victim would get on his screen if the hacker chose to message him/her.
14. Below is an image of the victims task bar after the hacker clicks on Hide Start Button.
15. Below is an image of what the hacker would see if he chose to take a screen shot of the victims screen.
As you saw in the above example, a hacker can do a lot of silly things or a lot of damage to the victim. ProRat is a very well known trojan so if the victim has an anti-virus program installed he most likely won’t get infected. Many skilled hackers can program their own viruses and Trojans that can easily bypass anti-virus programs.
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