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{DETAILED}★The complete guide to beginners hacking!★{DETAILED}

Foreword
Hi there, and thanks for reading my thread! Hopefully this gives you a bit more of an insight towards starting hacking. This thread took me a long time to type, so please post a thanks below.

Sections:
1) RAT's
2) Keyloggers
3) Java Driveby's
4) Crypting
5) Ddosing
6) Proxies
7) VPN's
8) iDevice hacking
9) Other stuff 




Before we begin, here are some common terminologies you should know:

• RAT = Remote Administration Tool
• Logger = Key logger
• Server = Either of the above, it is used to capture logs and is crucial when it comes to using a RAT or keylogger
• JDB = Java Driveby
• Crypt = Encrypt
• Crypter = A tool used to encrypt a file and make it undetectable by anti-virus programs 
• FUD = Fully UnDetectable
• UD = UnDetectable, but not fully undetectable
• VPN = Virtual Private Network




RAT's

RAT stands for Remote Administration Tool. 

RAT's are usually one of the first things people learn how to use when they start out hacking. RAT's can be used for a number of things. They can be used to scare people, play pranks, or just hack their stuff. RAT's have many features, which is one of the main reasons people use them; many things served by just one program. Some features include:
• Stealers 
• Webcam
• Key loggers
• Move the mouse
• Open programs
• Remote shut down
• Ddos targets

With all of those things it is understandable why people use RAT's so often. However I would advise against using a RAT for malicious purposes as you can get in major trouble if you get caught. For tips on how to stay safe, see sections 6 and 7. Most people won't even notice they have been infected because RAT's these days are well hidden. And even if they do find out they have been infected, there is usually not a great deal they can do about it. 

If you are looking into using a RAT, here is a list of RAT's.

Free RAT's:

•Dark Comet 
• Cybergate RAT

Paid RAT's:

• Blackshades
• Blue Banana





Keyloggers

Keyloggers are tools used to log keystrokes on computers. While they have a lot less functions than RAT's, they are far easier to use and to set up. Keyloggers are great for beginners. I suggest using a keylogger before you use a RAT, as it will give you the gist of the whole thing, and it's easier. 

If you are thinking of getting a keylogger, here is a list of them.

Free keyloggers:

• SysLogger
• Reflect logger
• Grassy Knoll logger

Paid keyloggers:

• Limitless logger


If you are looking into using a keylogger, I suggest getting a file binder and a crypter (see section 4 for more information). As with a RAT, make sure you stay anonymous while using one of these.






Java Driveby's

Java Driveby's (more commonly referred to as JDB's) are the easiest way of infecting people. They are super easy to use and take about 5 minutes to set up. Basically what a Java Driveby does is, using a java applet, download and install your server when the victim clicks the button to allow java to run. Learning to make a Java Driveby is very easy. All you will need is a web hosting service and a copy of the site you want to fake. The easiest sites are Runescape  private servers. Search around HF for a template for one of these.

 A few tips incase you want to make one:

• Use a free web hosting service (e.g. SPAM or Dolphhost)
• Get a free .tk domain to make it look more legit
• Put all your files into a .zip before uploading, and make sure you give it a relevant name (e.g. If you site is a fake RSPS, call the .zip "play")





Crypting

Crypting (short for encrypting) is an important part of hacking. Especially when it comes to make your RAT/keylogger FUD. When you crypt a file, you (supposedly but not in all cases) make it undetectable by anti-virus programs. This is great especially of you are trying to infect people. If you are looking for a crypter, here are a few.

Free crypters:

• Chrome crypter
• Illusion crypter

Paid crypters:

• Cube crypter 
• Exe crypter





Ddosing

Ah, yes. Ddosing. I'm sure you've already heard of this, everyone has. Ddos stands for Distributed Denial of Service attack. Basically, when a site is ddosed, is will display a 404 error. If you want to ddos a site, here are a list of things you can use.

Free options:

• Asylum booter
• Florisions flooder


Paid options:

• Precision booter
• Accidents booter





Proxies

Proxies are a way of staying anonymous while browsing the Internet. They trick sites into thinking you are somewhere you are not. However they do have some limitations, such as the fact that they only provide anonymity in your browser and in programs with proxy settings. They do work though, so here are some ways to get proxies.


Free proxies:

• HideMyAss
• Proxies on HF

Paid proxies:

• HideMyAss
• Proxies on HF marketplace






VPN's

VPN's (Virtual Private Networks) are like proxies on steroids. Unlike proxies, VPN's tricks the whole computer into thinking you are in another place. They are incredibly effective and provide high anonymity. If you are thinking about getting a VPN, here is a list of VPN's.

Free VPN's:

• Bestcanadavpn
• Russia VPN

Paid VPN's:

• HideMyAss VPN
• VPN's from HF marketplace






iDevice hacking

iDevice hacking is one of my specialities. However since this guide is about the basics of hacking, I won't be covering that much, just some simple stuff. To learn the basics of iDevice hacking, you will need to do the following:

1) Jailbreak your iDevice 
2) Add the ininjas repo to your iDevice 
ininjas.com/repo
3) Download Pirni Pro 






Other stuff

Here are a few extra tips about hacking:

1) Stay anonymous. I cannot stress how important this is! If you get caught while hacking, you can get into serious trouble. So make sure you always use a proxy/VPN, or even better, BOTH! 
2) Download some free tools to start with. If you are new to hacking, don't go out and buy things straight away, because chances are, you won't know how to use them.
3) Use google! It's unbelievable how lazy some people are. They go and post on HF asking people to do stuff for them when they could just google the topic. 







Well, you've reached the end of the thread! I would like to thank you for reading, and I really hope you found this thread useful! After over 1 and a half hours of typing, I am feeling pretty tired. Please post a thanks, and keep this thread alive, I would hate to have all my work go to waste. It takes only 15 seconds and you will have my undying gratitude! :D

So, thanks for reading!


Lethalnz
hey bro can i have you guide plz is look nice
(Sep 16, 2012 02:30 AM)Ali3nnova Wrote:  hey bro can i have you guide plz is look nice

😶 I'm pretty sure this is the guide

And thanks for the AWESOME share dude :D
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Great guide! I just signed up to this forum and this helped me a lot :)
(Sep 16, 2012 02:31 AM)Terry A. Davis Wrote:  😶 I'm pretty sure this is the guide

And thanks for the AWESOME share dude :D

Yup it is the guide!

And thanks man!

(Sep 16, 2012 02:33 AM)AnnoyingIB Wrote:  Great guide! I just signed up to this forum and this helped me a lot :)

You are very welcome!
Glad to have been of help!
Welcome to hackforums!

Clearly you people don't appreciate my work. So I won't make any tutorials like this ever again.
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Thanks for the intell on a few things here I already knew a lot about ratting though.
Great for the newbies OP! Nice tutorial!
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(Sep 17, 2012 07:17 PM)Vandal Wrote:  Great for the newbies OP! Nice tutorial!

Thanks man!
And yea, hopefully this helped out some of the new people!
Pretty decent guide. Would love to see more from you.
Nice guide man! My only thought is in the terminology section you add
Dos = Denial of Service
DDoS = Distributed Denial of Service
and maybe even Dox = Short for documents, obtaining information about somebody
Also, I would mention the difference between DoS and DDoS
(Sep 17, 2012 07:38 PM)PianoWithoutKeys Wrote:  Nice guide man! My only thought is in the terminology section you add
Dos = Denial of Service
DDoS = Distributed Denial of Service
and maybe even Dox = Short for documents, obtaining information about somebody
Also, I would mention the difference between DoS and DDoS

Ok I'll add those.
Thanks for the advice man!

(Sep 17, 2012 07:34 PM)Notepad++ Wrote:  Pretty decent guide. Would love to see more from you.

Thanks man!
Im actually typing up a few more tut's right now!
the basic things is always essential. thank for guide
This is the a very HQ tut thanks for posting it.


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