Edited by Burton_686, 28 June 2006 - 09:20 AM.
Hacks
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Burton_686
, Jun 28 2006 09:10 AM
#1
Posted 28 June 2006 - 09:10 AM
#2
Posted 28 June 2006 - 10:28 AM
I'm not so sure that we are allowed to tell you how to hack, however if you want to prevent hackers, just get yourself a good firewall, watch what you download, and make your passwords hard to guess.
#3
Posted 28 June 2006 - 10:34 AM
that's an awefully broad subject...as the term "hacks" has a few meanings...
hacks (as a plural noun) can be defined the same as "cracks" where you either manipulate code of a program to allow unlawfull use (i.e. stealing a serial number for a product that you didn't buy. or manipulating trial software in such a way that you don't need a serial number)
Hacking (as a verb) or being hacked (also verbage)...would be defined as gaining unauthorized access to a system (be that a network, website, personal computer)...and this can be done in as many ways as you could ever think of..
as storm suggested...the best way not to get "hacked" is to have a well configured firewall...and to be smart...remember...the only way to make sure your computer is hack proof is to unplug it from the wall and burry it in your back yard encased in 3 feet of concrete....if you use the machine...or have it connected to the interent....there's nothing that will stop someone who has the right knowledge and the desire to get in (of course...the likely hood of your personal machine being "hacked" for monetary gain is low...you're more likely to get infected with spyware that makes your computer part of a zombie network)
hacks (as a plural noun) can be defined the same as "cracks" where you either manipulate code of a program to allow unlawfull use (i.e. stealing a serial number for a product that you didn't buy. or manipulating trial software in such a way that you don't need a serial number)
Hacking (as a verb) or being hacked (also verbage)...would be defined as gaining unauthorized access to a system (be that a network, website, personal computer)...and this can be done in as many ways as you could ever think of..
as storm suggested...the best way not to get "hacked" is to have a well configured firewall...and to be smart...remember...the only way to make sure your computer is hack proof is to unplug it from the wall and burry it in your back yard encased in 3 feet of concrete....if you use the machine...or have it connected to the interent....there's nothing that will stop someone who has the right knowledge and the desire to get in (of course...the likely hood of your personal machine being "hacked" for monetary gain is low...you're more likely to get infected with spyware that makes your computer part of a zombie network)
#4
Posted 28 June 2006 - 10:36 AM
honestly,u dont want to learn hacks,but u may want to learn how to prevent ure PC gettin hacked,if u choose to hack for games,which i hate hackers cause they ruin games,u could end up gettin a hardware ban LoL,so abit of advice,stay away from hackin
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