Dont Trust Anyone.. Okay?

[mikhail]

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keylogger? im the expert, i have made and obtain others password because of it..

[mariox]

imo ming tudloan ug malicious activity hap...

[boyguapo]

lagi mag kayloger jud ta kay manikas nasad ta.. di ta ana oi.. kay maka gaba man sad na oi...

[sleepydeepeyed]

only condom can be trusted hehehe jowk...trust urself not to strangers.

[mikhail]

as i said its for my personal use mga bros.. i dont intend to share the logger

[koontz_circle]

how keylogger works? anyone?

[oninrocks]

make sure that the PC you are using is free from keyloggers

bro unsa pagkihablo naa keyloggers ang pc we used sa icafe?

delikado ni cya da.

[oninrocks]

how keylogger works? anyone?

kun naa keylogger ang pc tanan imo gi type nimo sa pc ma store sa email nga nagbutang didto.
apil na imong username ug password.

kusug tigbuhat ani kaning tigbantay sa internet cafe..manguha ni silag account sa mga games.
pero deli pod tanan ha!

[azillui]

really?

[sploy]

Yeah, never trust anyone jud... especially those people you only knew over the net.

Well, aside from keyloggers, passwords may be obtained by third parties (hackers) through Phishing..

What is phishing then??

Well, the hacker first needs to hack the site that usually requires login. Let's say Yahoo.

Once the hacker already has access to yahoo web server, they will then create a fake login page which will make the user believe it is still the same original page yahoo made.

When the victim logs in, instead of forwarding the victim to it's supposedly Email page, the usernamd/password are instead sent to the hackers mail and voila.... when the hacker opens his mail, he's got his copy of the username and password his victim has logged in... so be careful to all sites you get in..

Also, through SPAMS... You do not need to open all the emails you receive in your inbox even if it says the sender is from your bank or some organizations... This is another way people can get your identity once you reply to what they request...

To everyone, just be careful... most of the times, the attacks are intiated by the victim not by the hacker... It's mostly baits waiting for you to grab.