INTERNET COOKIES
Every time you view a web page, Internet Explorer stores what’s called a cookie on your computer. Cookies are useful when you need to use the back button to go to the previous page, or to look through your browser history. A good hacker knows how to delete cookies and remain untraceable.
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WHY COOKIES ARE BAD
For a hacker, internet cookies can be very dangerous if they don’t know what they’re doing. Unwanted cookies can land the best hacker in jail. This section will teach you how to not get caught like that
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DELETING YOUR COOKIES TO REMAIN UNTRACEABLE
Deleting your cookies is easy, and how you do it varies on which version of Internet Explorer you’re using. Since Microsoft is constantly improving Internet Explorer, I’m not going to cover it here. Instead, here are links to the instructions for each version:
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INPRIVATE BROWSING FOR HACKING SESSIONS
It’s not always a good idea to have all of your history cleared. If the F.B.I. seizes your computer and doesn’t see any history, it will look suspicious. If you have the latest version of Internet Explorer, you can open a new window that doesn’t leave any cookies.
Once you’re done hacking, all you have to do is close the window and any evidence will be gone without a trace. This is what is known as InPrivate browsing, and many hackers have used it to avoid being caught. I always use InPrivate Browsing when I’m hacking at school.
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DOWNLOADING FILES
An astute hacker always uses caution when downloading things like hacking tools, databases, and source code. It’s important that you choose a secure method of downloading files in order to avoid being traced.
Even though Microsoft Internet Explorer is the only browser that is capable of HTTPS, that doesn’t mean that all sites are secure. Only sites running Microsoft ASP.NET (like this site) come with out-of-the box encryption that is 100% safe. Only when you use Internet Explorer with these sites are you gauranteed to be untraceable. Since that isn’t always the case, this is where P2P applications come in.
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ALWAYS EMPTY YOUR RECYCLING BIN
Countless hackers have been caught even after deleting their files.
Imagine you’re on KaZaA downloading some hacking tools to try out and you decide to try Sub7. So you download it, use it to crack into something like a web site, and then you delete it.
What you didn’t know is that it’s still in your recycling bin and can be found. This is evidence that the F.B.I. can use against you. When you’re done hacking and deleting your tools, always make sure to right click on your recycling bin and click “Empty Recycling Bin”.
Microsoft does this to prevent accidentally deleting something on accident. Only after emptying your recycling bin can you be sure that your deleted hacking software is 100% clear from your hard drive.
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Every time you view a web page, Internet Explorer stores what’s called a cookie on your computer. Cookies are useful when you need to use the back button to go to the previous page, or to look through your browser history. A good hacker knows how to delete cookies and remain untraceable.
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WHY COOKIES ARE BAD
For a hacker, internet cookies can be very dangerous if they don’t know what they’re doing. Unwanted cookies can land the best hacker in jail. This section will teach you how to not get caught like that
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DELETING YOUR COOKIES TO REMAIN UNTRACEABLE
Deleting your cookies is easy, and how you do it varies on which version of Internet Explorer you’re using. Since Microsoft is constantly improving Internet Explorer, I’m not going to cover it here. Instead, here are links to the instructions for each version:
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INPRIVATE BROWSING FOR HACKING SESSIONS
It’s not always a good idea to have all of your history cleared. If the F.B.I. seizes your computer and doesn’t see any history, it will look suspicious. If you have the latest version of Internet Explorer, you can open a new window that doesn’t leave any cookies.
Once you’re done hacking, all you have to do is close the window and any evidence will be gone without a trace. This is what is known as InPrivate browsing, and many hackers have used it to avoid being caught. I always use InPrivate Browsing when I’m hacking at school.
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DOWNLOADING FILES
An astute hacker always uses caution when downloading things like hacking tools, databases, and source code. It’s important that you choose a secure method of downloading files in order to avoid being traced.
Even though Microsoft Internet Explorer is the only browser that is capable of HTTPS, that doesn’t mean that all sites are secure. Only sites running Microsoft ASP.NET (like this site) come with out-of-the box encryption that is 100% safe. Only when you use Internet Explorer with these sites are you gauranteed to be untraceable. Since that isn’t always the case, this is where P2P applications come in.
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ALWAYS EMPTY YOUR RECYCLING BIN
Countless hackers have been caught even after deleting their files.
Imagine you’re on KaZaA downloading some hacking tools to try out and you decide to try Sub7. So you download it, use it to crack into something like a web site, and then you delete it.
What you didn’t know is that it’s still in your recycling bin and can be found. This is evidence that the F.B.I. can use against you. When you’re done hacking and deleting your tools, always make sure to right click on your recycling bin and click “Empty Recycling Bin”.
Microsoft does this to prevent accidentally deleting something on accident. Only after emptying your recycling bin can you be sure that your deleted hacking software is 100% clear from your hard drive.
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