UNetBootIn!

I wonder how the new technology products kick the old ones out so quickly... My CD n DVD drives were working fine until I bought a pen drive... Now these drives and so the discs such big time... There are situations where my windows die fighting with my linux partition and I end up with an UBUNTU disc in my hand, without knowin wher to boot it from... UNetBootIn came to my rescue...

With this software u can easily create live-pendrive... something like a live-disc.. especially when u want to use it as a rescue-disc... First of all select the distribution and version of ur linux and then follow the steps indicated in the image...

The purpose of introducing UNetBootIn in this post is, to create a live-disc of Backtrack linux... For using the tools available in Backtrack, you needn't install it... U can very well use the tools from the live disk itself... It makes no difference... And its better to go for a pen drive coz it'll be lot faster than a CD or DVD... Download the Backtrack, latest version 4 (1.5GB), from here... Or get it from me... More about Backtrack, later...

Now, here's a small trick regarding hacking websites... If you ever build a website in ASP(Active Server Pages), make sure that its not vulnerable to the following trick...

1) Search for the login page from google... type "inurl:login.asp" (mostly login pages are named "login.asp"... convention, right?) Anyway the idea s to search for the login page... If login.asp doesn't work, try admin-login.asp, etc. Hope u get it...

2) In the login page, sign in as ADMIN.... give username as "admin".. (These admins are lazy enough not to change the default usernames... And that too, most of them have their admin password as "admin")

3) In password... type.... /1'or'1'='1/ (Everything inside / /.. If that doesn't work, try /'or''='/ )

This technique is a type of "SQL Injection"... These days it has become mandatory for every website creator to test the website which he creates so that it becomes hack-proof... Try to google the keyword to know more about it... There are easier ways to hack PHP and HTML pages... And by the way, it wasn't me who hacked our college website :D... But definitely it must be one of my classmates... Anyway, whoever did it, must be careful... Last heard, he has left a lot of tracks in the logs....

Sorry for the delayed post... was down with "Fifa fever"... More to come.. Enjoy..

Warning: Hacking is extremely "injurious to ur health"... Do NOT try this at "home"... :P