Winamp Hacking Fr Unlimited Music

Using a loophole in a winamp plugin, you can download and burn music from Napster for free.

music CDs, zero dollars*, obtained legally.

*Not including the cost of blank CDs


Practical how to:


0. Download and install Napster, sign up for 14 day free trial.
1. Download and install Winamp
2. Download and install the Winamp Plug-in Output Stacker
3. Open Winamp Options->Plug-ins->Output->Dietmar's Output Stacker->Configure


a. Add out_ds.dll from Winamp/Plug-ins folder
b. Add out_disk.dll from Winamp/Plug-ins folder
c. Select out_disk.dll in the Output Stacker->Configure
d. Set the output directory and output file mode to Force WAV file
e. Exit preferences


4. Load downloaded Napster protected WMAs into your Winamp playlist
5. Press play and each file will be converted to WAV as it plays
6. Burn WAVs to CD with your favorite burning program

Theoretical fun:

Three computers, one fast networked drive, and a few dedicated people: Turning Napster's 14 day free trial into 252 full 80 minute CDs of free music.
New key developments:

-If you use the "Out-lame" Winamp plugin in the Output Stacker in place of "Out-disk", you can convert straight to MP3. It still encodes no faster than realtime, but this is a great way to conserve space. WAV(Out-disk) is still recommended if you are burning CDs and want to keep as much quality as possible. I can confirm that this all works.

-You can run multiple instances of Winamp at once, each converting its own song. Each instance's playback will not interfere with any of the others, illustrating the fact that this is not simply recording the music off of your soundcard. Doing this, you can get FAR MORE than 252 full 80 minute CDs within 14 days. I can confirm that this works.

You can transcode(MP3) or decode(WAV) X albums in the time it takes for the longest track on the album to elapse. And since you're not limited to only tracks from one album at a time, you can trans/decode as many tracks as instances of Winamp your computer will run limited only by your computer's resources.
Quote from Napster's official statement:

"It would take 10 hours to convert 10 hours of music in this manner."
With the updated methods, you can convert 100 hours or 1,000 hours or 10,000 hours of music in 10 hours. The only limit is your computing resources.

Ur e mail can be intercepted ! check how

Top 10 Places Your Email Can Be Intercepted

The Internet has radically changed the way we communicate with each other. Email is obviously
an extremely valuable and ubiquitous form of communication, but with this technology comes
certain pitfalls that should be understood. The path that an email message takes to reach its
recipient is a complex and varying one, and while in transit that message may come under the
potential scrutiny of numerous different people and organizations.



We will attempt to outline the varying paths that an email message may travel, and who some of
those different people and organizations might be under whose scrutiny the message may pass.
The intention of the document is not to provide a how-to guide; the only specific technique that
will be discussed, packet sniffing, is one that anybody with any technical networking knowledge
whatsoever is already familiar with – which brings us to an important point. At a round number,
there are probably at least a million people in the world with the requisite technical knowledge
necessary to intercept Internet-based email. Yes, I said a million. (There are actually probably a
lot more than that - maybe several million by now, and more everyday as the populace becomes
more networking-literate.) Fortunately, the number of those people who actually have the
physical access necessary to intercept email is much smaller, but it is still a very large number.
The Internet
The Internet is composed of numerous different interconnected networks and systems that
collectively provide a backbone for the transmission of network traffic. It is a highly dynamic
physical environment: a system or network device that is here today may be gone or reconfigured

tomorrow, and the underlying protocols of the Internet will automatically detect and accommodate
for this change. This dynamic nature is one of the things that make the Internet so powerful.
However, given the dynamic nature of the Internet, it is impossible to absolutely predict exactly
what path network traffic will follow. One email message that you send could take an entirely
different path to reach the recipient than another that you send to the same person. In fact, it is
even worse than that: for the sake of efficiency, email messages and other network traffic are
typically broken down into smaller little chunks, or packets, before they are sent across the
network, and automatically re-assembled on the other side. Each of these individual packets may
in fact follow a different path to get to the recipient! (In actual practice, a given path tends to get
reused until the operational parameters of that or other related paths have significantly changed.)
The net result of all this is that your message, or at least little chunks of your message, travels
through an indeterminate set of systems and network devices, each of which offers a point of
interception. These systems may be owned or operated by corporations and non-profit
organizations, by colleges, by governments and government agencies, or by telecom and other
connectivity providers. Given such a widely divergent group, it is easy to see how either an
unethical organization or a renegade employee may easily gain access to the messages and
traffic crossing their systems. All of these factors combine to make the Internet itself the primary
source of message interception points.
Internet Service Provider (ISP)
All Internet traffic to and from your machine flows, by definition, through the systems of your
Internet Service Provider (ISP) – the ISP is your connection to the cloud. Your ISP, a renegade
employee of your ISP, or someone working in cooperation with your ISP can intercept and read
your email with ease. (This is why the fed targets ISPs for Carnivore implementations.)

Interception by Internet Service Provider

Most ISPs are highly ethical and have the best interests of their customers at heart; however,
there have been instances of less scrupulous ISPs taking advantage of the trust their users place
in them. There was a case in San Francisco where an ISP was charged with multiple counts of
intercepting email traffic between January and June 1998 from one of their business customers,
namely Amazon.com, and forwarding the insider information contained therein to a competitor.
They settled the case with prosecutors in November 1999. There have been other instances of
this type of behavior, but these cases are frequently settled with relatively little press. This is not
just limited to small ISPs however; in the case of a large ISP it is much more likely that it is a
renegade employee intercepting messages than the ISP itself, but the ease of interception is just
the same.


Yet another more recent development in ISP-based message interception that has seen a lot of
press lately is the federal government’s desire to utilize mechanisms such as the Carnivore
system to intercept email messages and other Internet traffic. The primary complaint about a
system such as this is that it intercepts all Internet traffic from all users of the ISP – it in essence
intercepts and surveys everybody to find the one it is looking for. Concerns have been raised
regarding what will happen with the balance of supposedly superfluous information.
Email Provider
All email messages sent to and from your email account obviously have to travel through the
systems of your email provider. In many cases, your email provider is the same entity as your
ISP, but with the prevalence of free email providers and other email hosting services, many more
people are using email accounts provided by someone other than their ISP. An email provider
has very easy access (as easy as that of the ISP) to the content of your messages when those
messages pass through their server.

Interception by Email Provider

Office
Email sent from an office computer must typically travel extensively across corporate networks
and backbones prior to reaching the cloud itself (to reach which it may possibly also have to go
through a commercial ISP.) While traveling across the corporate network, messages are
effectively open to interception by many different people such as coworkers (in addition to people
who may legitimately have an interest in auditing messages such as system administrators or
security officers.) Corporations also typically act as email providers for their employees.

Interception Points in a Corporate Environment

Some companies have relatively good control over their internal networks and have implemented
controls and procedures to eliminate this sort of thing, but in many more companies (most
companies, actually) it is as simple as running a packet sniffer on your machine and you are able
to intercept all the traffic traveling across the corporate network or at least the local subnet.
There are countless well-documented incidents of this type, covering the entire range from
corporate spying to renegade employees acting alone.
Hotel/Conference Center/Internet Café
Many luxury and business-class hotels and conference centers provide Internet connectivity as
part of their standard service offering. This is an extremely convenient service, but it is also a
significant security risk if not structured correctly. The hotel or conference center’s internal
network has close parallels to a corporate network, and typically either hotel employees or other
guests may intercept traffic on this type of network with great ease. In a hotel or conference
center access to the internal network is effectively open to anybody willing to book a room.

Hotel/Conference Center Interception Points

Try this – the next time you book a hotel or conference center that offers Internet connectivity,
inquire as to the measures that have been taken to protect traffic on the internal network, not just
from external attacks but from internal attacks as well. See what the response is…
Internet cafés take this security risk to an entirely new level. When you sit down at an Internet
café and start sending messages, the person sitting immediately next to you could be intercepting
and reading everything you say!
Housing Provided Connectivity
Many condominium and apartment complexes are starting to offer built-in high speed Internet
connectivity as an incentive to prospective tenants. This is very similar to the hotel/conference
center model and has the same risks and concerns – if anything, however, an internal network
owned and administered by a property management company is probably likely to be less well
administered and protected than an internal network owned by a large hotel chain – at least the
hotel chain probably has corporate IT standards that they ostensibly must follow.
College/Trade School
Colleges and trade schools are another hotbed of interception activities. College networks are
typically reasonably similar to corporate networks, and pose the same risks and opportunities for
traffic interception. However, in a collegiate culture there is typically more ‘hacking’ type activity


going on, and thusly the risk of interception is probably greater than in a corporate environment
(though the value of the transmitted information is typically much lower.) Colleges typically
provide students with their own email addresses, and also typically have a somewhat distributed
physical environment.

Interception in a College Environment

Local Loop
Connectivity provision solutions such as cable modems and other broadband technologies use a
‘shared local loop’ network model. This means that all cable modem traffic in your local
neighborhood is traveling across a shared physical wire or set of wires, albeit modulated to
unique frequency ranges. This is typically the same physical wire that also carries other services
such as cable television to your house.

Local Loop Interception

While intercepting your next door neighbor’s email messages isn’t quite as easy as just running a
packet sniffer on your machine (there is some little bit of hardware that you need as well), it is not
at all that difficult to achieve - the technique is reasonably well documented in certain circles. The
same technique applies to tapping into the loop itself.
Metropolitan Area Networks and Wireless Networks
Metropolitan Area Networks (MANs) and wireless networks are just starting to be implemented
in the US – other countries, however, have already expended significant effort in attempts
to provide Internet connectivity to their major metropolitan areas. In some models, this
effectively makes local government the ISP, while in other models the local government provides
the network connectivity while a commercial ISP provides the actual Internet connectivity.


Regardless, this introduces yet another entity who has access to intercept and scrutinize your
messages.

Interception in a MAN environment

Wireless network connectivity intuitively seems to provide yet another illicit network access point
by allowing interception of the transmitted signals; however, most wireless networking protocols
have privacy-enabling technologies built in to their design, and thusly interception of the
transmitted signals is not effective. However, traffic may typically be intercepted at the wireless
access point (the base station for the antenna) when it is converted to wired networked signals,
though this is protocol dependent and the protocol designers are busily at work trying to find a
solution for this problem.

Interception at Wireless Network Access Point

Conclusion
There are many places where email messages can be intercepted in transit. This document has
attempted to outline only the most pervasive of access points into the overall network, but the
Internet is a highly dynamic and rapidly changing physical environment and thusly Internet traffic
will, for the foreseeable future, be subject to multiple points of attack in transit. The points of
attack have all been illustrated from the standpoint of the message sender, but it is important to
note that they all exist on the recipient’s side as well.
There is no way to stop people from intercepting your email messages. The only thing you can
do to protect the privacy of your messages is to encrypt those messages so that, if intercepted,
they cannot be read and will be of no use. This is the nature of the Internet,.

Advanced Rapidshare Hacking

We all know that getting a new IP address from ISP allows us to download the next file from RapidShare. I bet many of us know this concept long ago but there wasn't any program that can do this. Now, here is a program called Cryptload that is able to download the first file automatically without you entering the CAPTCHA code, and when it finished downloading, it will try to download the second file. Once it detects "You have reached the download-limit for free-users" message from RapidShare, it'll disconnect and reconnect your Internet to get a new IP address. Then it'll continue downloading the second file. All this is done automatically and you only need to add the RapidShare links to Cryptload. How easy is that?
But before you get to automate RapidShare downloading, I'll show you what you need to do because I was stuck for a few days on Cryptload with some problems. Most important setting that you must get it right is the Router section. Other than that, there is nothing else you need to configure in Cryptload. You can access Cryptload options by clicking the top right button that looks like this. Click on the Router button to configure your router settings. If you are using a modem to connect to the internet, select the Modem button. How do you know if you're using a modem or router? If you need to dial up to the Internet like the below image, then you're using a modem.

If your internet automatically when you turn on the power for the small box, then it's a router. So if you are using a router, click on the dropbox and search for your router model in the list.

Here are the settings you must configure correctly.
IP Address: The IP Address of your router. To know your router's IP address, run command prompt, type ipconfig and the Default Gateway is your router's IP address.
Username and Password: The username and password used to login to your router. Please check your router's manual if you don't know the default login data.
Waittime after reconnect in sec: This is the time that it'll wait to download the next RapidShare file after Cryptload tries to reconnect to the Internet. It depends on your ISP. Some might take longer to reconnect. Try 15 seconds first and if your Internet doesn't gets connected before 15 seconds, increase it to 30 seconds and so on... Now you can use Cryptload to automate RapidShare downloading. Here is how I do it.
1. Collect all RapidShare links that I want to download and paste them into a text file.

2. Run Cryptload
3. On the text file, press CTRL+A to select all, and then press CTRL+C. Link collector will appear and it will automatically decrypt the links.

4. Press Add button and press OK at Package settings. You can change the downloaded files location if you want. What if your router's model is not in the list? Not to worry at all because the people who created Cryptload are very nice people and they are very willing to help you to create CLR file to support your router. Here's what you need to do. 1. Install Live HTTP Headers extension for your Firefox browser.
2. Run Firefox, go to Tools -> Live HTTP Headers. Make sure capture checkbox is checked.
3. Go to Firefox window, login to your router, manually disconnect and then reconnect to the internet.
4. Go back to the Live HTTP headers, click Save all button and save it as router.txt
5. Click close to close Live HTTP headers.
6. Go to www.nopaste.com, enter your name in Nick, Description as your router brand with model and firmware version if possible. Make sure Plain is selected for language. Click on the Browse button and look for the router.txt file. Finally click Paste.
7. Wait for a few seconds, and you'll be forwarded to a new page with the URL something like http://nopaste.com/p/xXXxxXxxX.
8. Go to www.cryptload.info website, at Live-Support, enter your username (your name), E-mail and click Los button. If cryptload staff is available, you can give them the nopaste URL to create your router's CLR file. If not, you can fill up the form to send an email to them. I am sure they'll get back to you with your CLR file. Another way is to join Cryptload IRC channel and try getting help there. The person that patiently helped me from the beginning till the end was Apokalypser.
IRC Server: irc.german-elite.net
Channel: #cryptload Once you got the CLR file from Cryptload staff, copy it to Cryptload's router folder and it'll be included in the router list when you run Cryptload the next time. Cryptload is a perfect way to unlimited rapidshare downloading. Well, only perfect for those with dynamic IP address. It is developed by shira, bocka and apokalypser. For those with static IP adress Rapid GraB may be the best way for you. NOTE: Cryptload requires at least Microsoft .NET Framework v2.0 and above. [ Download Cryptload Cryptload Website ]

RapidShare HACKING

Most Trusted n Complete Working HACK

• Simply Copy the CODE given below

• Open Command prompt. ( run ->cmd )

• Paste the Content There. [ Hope u know how to paste on the cmd Prompt ]

• Now try the rapidshare link again

• and it wont ask you to Wait for more than ONE minute.

@echo off
echo ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /flushdns
echo ipconfig /release
ipconfig /release
echo ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /renew
exit






well it is known trick now nothing new in it

but

Keep checking this page for working Premium Rapidshare "user id" and "passwords"
Advanced Rapid Share Hack
Keep posting if u know more
thanks

New working trick .. genuine

After searching a lot i found dis amazing thing. its like a proxy browser called TORPAK..it can change ur permanent IP to static IP. so jus wen u restart ur browser u will hav new IP... u can also set intervals between changing ur proxy...so now download mutliple files at d same time......it also has integration of IDM with it..





tip:

u have to close this perticular browser than open again and it will start downloading from RAPIDSHARE again no need to disconnect..
easy..

google it download n ~cheers~

Easy Way to Delete Rapidshare Cookie

If you logged into Rapidshare with an account that was detected by fraud detection you will need to delete the Rapidshare cookie. You could either:

• Delete all the cookies, but this will makeyou have to login back into every website that you told the browser to auto login for you.
• Go through every cookie and find that one rapidshare cookie.

So, here comes this little trick! You could bookmark this link and click it every timeyou need to delete ONLYRapidshare cookie:


http://rapidshare.de/cgi-bin/premium.cgi?logout=1



3. Use a proxy with SwitchProxy and Firefox:

1. Download and install Firefox if you have not already
2. Download and install SwitchProxy
3. Google for free proxies
4. When you hit your download limit, clean your cookies and change your proxy

4. Use an anonymous service:

Running your system through the tor network should in theory work; however, it is difficult to use and setup. Plus, you allow others to run their evil deeds through your system as well by using this systemks.. u need to download Firefox 1.5 for it.. u can get the same by typing "Firefox old apps" in google. begin tor by enabling it on Firefox(right bottom)

Anonymizer is inexpensive, easy to use, but not free. Other pay services would likely work as well.

BELOW TEXT IS NOT TESTED BY ME
The hot new Firefox plug-in takes browser customization to a whole new level by letting users filter site content or change page behaviors.

The glory of open-source software is that it allows anyone with the inclination and the scripting knowledge to get under the hood and hot-rod their computing environment. But most of the time, that advantage is available only to people with the programming skills to make the changes they want. That's where Greasemonkey, a free plug-in for Firefox, comes in -- it simplifies hacking the browser.

Released at the end 2004, Greasemonkey is the latest in a growing arsenal of Firefox customization tools. It changes how Web pages look and act by altering the rendering process. Greasemonkey is to Firefox what aftermarket parts are to cars -- it lets you personalize your browser by making it faster and more powerful or simply by making browsing more aesthetically pleasing. How and why you will use Greasemonkey (and I predict you will, if you don't already) will depend on how you browse now.

CODE

http://greasemonkey.mozdev.org/

1) Install the Greasemonkey extension >>

CODE

http://downloads.mozdev.org/greasemonkey/greasemonkey_0.2.6.xpi

2) Restart Firefox

3) Go to

CODE

http://rapidshare.de/files/1034529/rapidshare.user.js.html

4) Right click on rapidshare.user.js and choose "Install User Script".

Run FireFox.
From File Menu click on Open File then brouse to whereever you saved the 'greasemonkey.xpi' plug-in. Open it, wait a couple seconds for the install button becomes active. Click on it to install this plug-in then CLOSE FIREFOX.
Run FireFox again. From the File Menu click on Open File then brouse to whereever you saved the 'rapidshare.user.js'. Open it. Click the Tools Menu then click on Install User Script then click OK.
Close FireFox.

The script will let you enjoy "no wait" and multiple file downloads

Internet Stuff Tricks n Hacks

Change Yahoo messenger title bar

Hey guys you can change the yahoo messenger title bar...
For this just find the folder messenger in the drive in which the messenger is installed. Then search a file named "ymsgr". In this file just go to the end and write the following code:
[APP TITLE]
CAPTION=Red Devil
Here you can write any name in place of Red Devil... then see the fun.... You can have your own name being placed in yahoo messenger title bar.

2) Enable Right Clicks on The Sites Dat Disable it

Lots of web sites have disabled the right click function of the mouse button... it's really, really annoying. This is done so that you don't steal (via right-click->save picture) their photos or images or any other goodies. Unfortunately, it disables ALL right-click functionality: copy, paste, open in new window.

It's easy to change, assuming your using IE 6:
Click "Tools"->"Internet Options"
Click the "Security" tab
Click "Custom Level"
Scroll down to the "Scripting" section
Set "Active Scripting" to "disable"
Click "Ok" a couple of times.

You'll probably want to turn this back to "enable" when your done... 'cause generally the javascript enhances a website.



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