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afaict facebook no longer puts the user's id into the image url, so you're out of luck on this one

short answer: you can't, most certainly not for free. If you need this, look into getting a VPS (not free) longer answer: what you have is what's known as "shared hosting". What this means is that there is a single host, with a single IP, hosting a lot of websites. The HTTP request that yo...

Liidian, you do realize that you are in fact connecting to a computer every time you browse a webpage, send an email, etc? You know when your browser says "Connecting to [...]"? Believe it or not, it is in fact connecting to something.

I'm not gonna bother with the rest.

Off topic, but browsing through Liidian's post history: - Liidian does not know what a command prompt is (2011-09-24) - Liidian likes to hack by "modefying their settings by a program" (2011-05-09) - Liidian thinks it is impossible to connect to a computer without first infecting it (2011-...

who said anything about writing a trojan yourself?

you have to be able to physically access the hardware keylogger (at most cases) Actually most hardware keyloggers I know of involve you sitting down at the keyboard, opening up a text editor, and typing in a secret code. In any case, after a quick google search, this seems like your best bet if you...

I'm going to weigh in here and say yes. You will need: - a hardware keylogger - a soldering iron - a cheap USB hub for spare parts - a short USB cable may be necessary, depending on the keyboard Basically the procedure will be as follows: - open the keyboard - detatch the USB cable from the circuit ...

@GeorgeTI: #DEFINE ALL_METHODS 1 But seriously though, your game idea is pretty good. Personally I find writing a small program that just unpacks and runs the trojan and pops up a little GUI form that doesn't do anything other than look convincing, and naming it RAPIDSHARE_unlimited.exe or some othe...

if the file was actually encrypted with an asymmetric key, and you lost the key, you're basically hosed. That is the point of encryption. Now if you used MS Word's "lock this file" option, or whatever they have these days, that's a different story, and someone well versed in MS Office coul...

based on the content it's almost certainly not official -- and imho joining a hacking group on facebook is a singularly bad idea.

I have some data-injection code in place in an innocuous-looking block of code. Basically it's something along the lines of: foreach ($_POST as $key => $value) { $$key = $value; } This is fine as is, as the key thing I need to overwrite is above this block in the code, but it would be awesome if I c...

Your question is about as answerable as "do you know how to fix a broken thing?"

Details?

Voted shite because of your programming languages description. After that I didn't bother to read the rest of your post. C++ ( Easy and popular ) Python ( Easy new and strong ) Java ( Hard, Complicated and with less use ) Perl ( An dynamic language not commonly used ) Ruby ( An upgrade of Perl ) No ...

Erm... should I be missing a letter at the end? And a space, somewhere in the middle? o_O

Oh man... loved this one.