How To Disable USB Drive In Your System

Note that any post is intended for educational purpose only.
This post will guide you on how you can use your registry editor to disables or blocks the USB ports on a system. This is deemed necessary in other to protect you system from USB password hacks.
However, you may wright a very simple C program that can serve as a virus to disable or enable the use of USB drive on a system.
NOTE: This hack works 100% on XP and may work on vista especially when you implement it as a program.
If you succeeded in any of the above hacks, you can take care of USB password hack and necessary use of USB Devices on your system.

1. Through the use of notepad:
(i) To disable USB Devices, copy and paste this in notepad:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\USBSTOR]
"Start"=dword:00000004
Save it with the name DisableUSB.reg
Locate to where you save the file and double click it a pop up dialog appear, click yes, another pops up, click OK. You are done, try using any USB Device, your system will not recognize any USB Device now. Yo! Do not be afraid, this is how to enable it.

(ii) To enable USB Devices, copy and paste this in notepad:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\USBSTOR]
"Start"=dword:00000003
Save it withe the name EnableUSB.reg and follow same process as above, now you system can recognize USB Devices.

2. For those who are familiar with programing, this is for C programing. You can also use other languages.
(i) To Disable USB Devices, copy to compile and run this program in C:
#include
void main()
{
system("reg add HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Services\\USBSTOR \/v Start \/t REG_DWORD \/d 4 \/f");
}

(ii) To Enable USB Devices, copy to compile and run this program in C:
#include
void main()
{
system("reg add HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Services\\USBSTOR \/v Start \/t REG_DWORD \/d 3 \/f");
}

Once you are done you can double click the compiled program and it execute.

How To Hack Remote Computer

THIS NETBIOS HACKING OF OUR TIME
NOTE:This article is intended only for educational purpose, neither the blogger no blogger.com is responsible for any DAMAGE cause as a result of following this process. Remember hacking into another person's computer is ILLEGAL.
Through this, a hacker can access your system within ONE minute. At the end of the article I gave guide on how this can be prevented.

PROCEDURE:
1. Open command prompt
2. Type "net view" "\\ip" without quotes and hit enter.
This allow you to scan the ip ad of the target system for a shared locations. Example: net view \\62.52.21.1 hit Enter; 62.52.21.1 is the ip of the target system
You will get lists of available DRIVES and/or PRINTERS on the target computer.
3. Type "net use" "ip". This give you access to remote Drives and/or Printers

Example:C:\>net use \\D: 62.52.21.1\F hit Enter
D should be a drive name that does not exist as a Drive name on your computer, F is the Drive name of your target computer.
Now open My computer and you will see the name of the Drive you have created. You can now have access to th the victim's computer.
Now can you see how easy it is to access a remote computer, a good hacker can do that within one minute or even less.
Note: To prevent this hack, endeavored to enable firewalls on your system, this will prevent unauthorized access to your computer remotely. You can use more than one firewall on a system but never use more than one anti-virus on a system.
For more on NET VIEW, Type Net/? and hit Enter in your command prompt.

How To Crack Windows Vista Login Account

How to hack windows vista login account.
Although Windows Vista is regarded as the most secured WINDOWS OS, it
has all of it Admin privileges only by itself, that is even as an
Administrator there are several of privileges that you are denied of.
All this and many more are retain within the UAC and MMC.
We hope Microsoft will add more security to their product so that
people will be more secure with WINDOWS in general.
NOTE:Please this is intended for educational purpose only and will
help you to recover a forgotten password.
Follow this simple steps:
1. Insert Your Windows Vista Botable DVD and RESTAT your system.
2. Installation interface pops up, click Repair located at the
bottom-left corner of your screen.
3. System Recovery Dialog box Options appears. Click on Command Prompt option.
4. Type mmc.exe in the Vista Command Prompt and press ENTER: this
brings up the mmc.exe (Microsoft Management Console).
5. Click on File Menu and select Add / Remove Snap-in option, look for
Local Users and Groups on the left panel and select it.
6. Click Add button: it now appears on the right panel.
6. Nex, Chose Target Machine, a dialog box pop up.
8. Click Finish: don not change the settings.
9. Click OK , This take you back to mmc windows.
10. Double-click Local Users and Group: this is located under the Root
Console in left panel.
11. Click on the User folder.
12. Locate the target Windows Vista logon account at the right panel
and right-click it.
13. Select Set Password to set a new password or reset an old one.

Element Of Comp Sec Continuetion

Elements Of Computer Security

Continue from Element of computer security
5. System owners have computer security responsibilities outside their own organizations.
If a system has external users, its owners have a responsibility to share appropriate knowledge about the existence and general extent of security measures so that other users can be confident that the system is adequately secure.

6. Computer security requires a comprehensive and integrated approach.
When providing computer security one needs a comprehensive approach that considers a variety of areas both within and outside of the computer security field. This includes interdependencies of security controls and also such factors as system management, legal issues, quality assurance, and internal and management controls. Computer security needs to work with traditional security disciplines including physical and personnel security.

7. Computer security should be periodically reassessed.
System technology and users, data and information in the systems, risks associated with the system and, therefore, security requirements are always changing. In addition, security is never perfect when a system is implemented. System users and operators discover new ways to intentionally or unintentionally bypass or subvert security. Changes in the system or the environment can create new vulnerabilities.

8. Computer security is constrained by societal factors.
The ability of security to support the mission of the organization(s) may be limited by various factors, such as social issues. For example, security and workplace privacy can conflict. Security measures should be implemented recognizing the rights and legitimate interests of others. Rules and expectations change with regard to the appropriate use of security controls and these changes may either increase or decrease security. The relationship between security and societal norms is not necessarily antagonistic. Security can enhance the access and flow of data and information by providing more accurate and reliable information and greater availability of systems.

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BIOS PASSWORD CRACK

BIOS password crack

Note: This is intended to recover forgotten BIOS password and for educational purpose only.
This is password clears the BIOS so that when next you start your PC, the CMOS will not request for the password again.
This can be done if and only if you can bring the CMD/DOS prompt up, sure you will be able to change the BIOS setting to the default that is, you clear the CMOS.

Bring CMD/DOS prompt up and type:
DEBUG hit enter
-o 70 2e hit enter
-o 71 ff hit enter
-q hit enter
exit hit enter
And Restart your computer. It works on most versions of AWARD BIOS.

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ELEMENT OF COMPUTER SECURITY

Elements of Computer Security

These elements of computer security are essential to understand and keep in mind when implementing security practices and procedures.

1. Computer security should support the mission of the organization.
The purpose of computer security is to protect an organization's valuable resources, such as information, hardware, and software. Through the selection and application of appropriate safeguards, security helps the organization's mission by protecting its physical and financial resources, reputation, legal position, employees, and other tangible and intangible assets.

2. Computer security is an integral element of sound management.
Information and computer systems are often critical assets that support the mission of an organization. Protecting them can be as critical as protecting other organizational resources, such as money, physical assets, or employees.

3. Computer security should be cost-effective.
The costs and benefits of security should be carefully examined in both monetary and non-monetary terms to ensure that the cost of controls does not exceed expected benefits. Security should be appropriate and proportionate to the value of and degree of reliance on the computer systems and to the severity, probability and extent of potential harm. Requirements for security vary, depending upon the particular computer system. Security benefits do have both direct and indirect costs. Solutions to security problems should not be chosen if they cost more, directly or indirectly, than simply tolerating the problem.

4. Computer security responsibilities and accountability should be made explicit.
The responsibilities and accountability of owners, providers, and users of computer systems and other parties concerned with the security of computer systems should be explicit and defined.
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Computer Security

Introduction to Computer Security

Computers today are very important, and even integral to all aspects of the activities and operations of organizations and even individuals. As we become critically dependent upon computer information system, we recognize that computers and computer-related problems must be understood and managed, the same as any other resource.

Adequately secure systems deter, prevent, or detect unauthorized disclosure, modification, or use of information. Much of today’s information and data requires protection from intruders, as well as from individuals with authorized computer access privileges who attempt to perform unauthorized actions. Protection is achieved not only by technical, physical and personnel safeguards, but also by clearly articulating and implementing policy regarding authorized system use to information users and processing personnel at all levels.

Security protects an information system from unauthorized attempts to access information or interfere with its operation. <>