Ten Free Wireless Hacking Software

MJ 10/27/2015 04:16:00 am 5 Comments

Ten Free Wireless Hacking Software

There are lots of free tools available online to get easy access to the WiFi networks intended to help the network admins and the programmers working on the WiFi systems and we at Team Techworm have picked the top 10 of those for ethical hackers, programmers and businessmen.

Internet is now a basic requirement be it office or home as it is majorly used in smartphones besides computer. Most of the times people prefer to use wireless network LAN which is much easier and cost effective.

It has been observed that the neighborhood WiFi hot-spots are visible on user’s device however one can get access to the same only by cracking password with the sole purpose of using free internet. Also in case of big firms where all the employees are connected through a wireless network admin might want to keep a check on the network traffic and hence even they need tools to crack the network.

Vulnerability in the wireless LAN is majorly due to poor configuration and poor encryption. Poor configuration includes the case of weak password mainly done purposefully by the network admin to check the network traffic. Poor encryption is dangerous as it is related to the 2 security protocols WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) and WPA (WiFi Protected Access) and WPA is again of 2 types WPA1 and WPA2, WPA was introduced in 2003 as WEP protocol was easy to crack. The tools used to hack the network is used either for the

purpose of sniffing the network : as is the case of network admins and
cracking the password: used by programmers to rectify the trouble shooting and by the people who want to use internet free of cost. It has been seen that based on this concept there are around 10 tools together which can be understood to hack wireless LAN.

Aircrack

Most popular wireless password cracking tool, it attacks 802.11a/b/g WEP and WPA. This tool manufacturers also provides tutorial for installation of the tool and its usage for cracking the password. Prior to using this tool it is essential to confirm that the wireless card can inject packets as this is basis of WEP attack. This can be downloaded from: http://www.aircrack-ng.org/

2) Cain & Able: This tool intercepts the network traffic and cracks the passwords forcibly using crypt-analysis attack methods. It also helps to recover the wireless network keys by analyzing routine protocols. Can be downloaded from : http://www.oxid.it/cain.html

inSSIDer

This tool has been awarded “Best Opensource Software in Networking” and is a paid software available at a cost of $19.99. This is popular scanner for Microsoft Windows and OS X operating systems and can do a lot of tasks which can be helpful for the admins to sniff the network LAN. Can be downloaded from : http://www.inssider.com/

WireShark

This is network protocol analyzer. So again good for the network admins to keep a check on the traffic. Basic requirement is that the user should have a good knowledge of the network protocol only then they can use this tool. Can be downloaded from : https://www.wireshark.org/

CoWPAtty

This tool is an automated dictionary attack tool for WPA-PSK. CoWPatty is simple to use however it is slow as tool uses the password dictionary for generating hack for each word contained in the dictionary by using the SSID. Can be downloaded from: http://sourceforge.net/projects/cowpatty/

Airjack

This is a Wi-Fi 802.11 packet injection tool. Mostly used to check for the “man-in-the-middle (MiTm) flaws” in the network and mitigate them. Can be downloaded from : http://sourceforge.net/projects/airjack/

WepAttack

This is an open source Linux tool for breaking 802.11 WEP keys. While working with this tool a WLAN card is required and basically the tool attacks working key using the dictionary words. Can be downloaded from : http://wepattack.sourceforge.net/

OmniPeek

This is again network analyzer tool working only on Windows OS. This tools captures and analyzes the network traffic. The tool can be also used for trouble shooting. Can be downloaded from : http://www.wildpackets.com/products/distributed_network_analysis/omnipeek_network_analyzer

CommView for WiFi

This is for wireless monitoring and protocol analysis. Captured packets can be decoded by user-defined WEP or WPA keys. This again is mainly used to monitor the WiFi traffic by the professional programmers, protocol admins and even at homes. Can be downloaded from : http://www.tamos.com/products/commwifi/

CloudCracker

This is online password cracking for WPA protected WiFi networks. It is used to crack the passwords by using a dictionary of around 300 million words. Can be downloaded from : https://www.cloudcracker.com/

Most of these tools are free; some of them are for protocol analyzers to monitor the trouble shooting whereas others are for hacking the password for unauthorized internet access also there are tools which use the dictionary words to crack the password.

For the network admins and the professional programmers these tools should be more helpful for understanding the cracking of password and hence helping them professionally.

However, one needs to be cautious when using the tools as this might be an offense to use the tools to crack the passwords and get unauthorized access to the internet in some countries. Also such kind of tools are also used by cyber criminals and terrorists to get easy access for free usage of internet anonymously.

Source:http://www.techworm.net/2015/02/top-10-free-wireless-network-hacking-tools-for-ethical-hackers-and-businesses.html

Excel Formulas That Do Amazing Things

MJ 10/22/2015 04:54:00 pm Add Comment

I’ve always believed that Excel is one of the most powerful software tools out there. It isn’t just the fact that it’s spreadsheet software, which is by its nature powerful anyway. No, Microsoft Excel 2013 itself has such an awesome collection of built-in tools and features that it has beyond any doubt, become one of the most useful tools for so many things. In this article, I plan to show you how powerful formulas and conditional formatting can be, with three pretty useful examples.

We’ve covered a number of different ways to make better use of Excel, such as using it to create your own calendar template, using it as a goals management tool, and other unique ways that you can use it to manage your life. Just read those articles and you’ll see just how powerful Excel can be.

Much of the power really lies behind the formulas and rules that you can write to manipulate data and information automatically, regardless of what data you insert into the spreadsheet.

Digging Into Excel

With the right information, you can create a system that automatically calculates and recalculates results and reports from that raw data. Today, I’d like to dig a little further under the surface and show you how you can use some of the underlying formulas and other tools to make better use of Excel.

Cool Conditional Formatting With Formulas

One of the tools that I think people just don’t use often enough is Conditional Formatting. With the use of formulas, rules, or just a few really simple settings, you can transform a spreadsheet into an automated dashboard that shows you a lot about the information in the spreadsheet at just a glance.

To get to Conditional Formatting, you just click on the Home tab, and click on the “Conditional Formatting” toolbar icon.

Under conditional formatting, there are a bunch of options. Most of these are beyond the scope of this particular article, but the majority of them are about highlighting, coloring or shading cells based on the data within that cell. This is probably the most common use of conditional formatting – doing things like turning a cell red using logical less-than or greater-than formulas.

One of the lesser used – or known about – conditional formatting tools is the icon sets option, which provides you with a great set of icons you can use to turn an Excel data cell into a dashboard display icon.

I discovered this once I upgraded to Office 2013 and used conditional formatting in Excel 2013. I checked out the icon sets and saw these cool LED indicator lights that I had only really seen before in some of the factory automation displays I’ve programmed. When you click on “Manage rules”, it’ll take you to the Conditional Formatting Rules Manager. Depending on the data you selected before choosing the icon set, you’ll see the cell indicated in the Manager window, with the icon set you just chose.

When you click on “Edit Rule…”, you see the dialog where the magic happens. This is where you can create the logical formula and equations that will display the dashboard icon you want. In my example, I monitor time spent on different tasks versus my budgeted time. If I’ve gone over half my budget, I want a yellow light to display, and if I’m over budget, I want it to go red.

As you can see, I’m not really budgeting my time too well. Almost half of my time is spent way over what I’ve budgeted.

Time to refocus and better manage my time!

Original article: Source:http://www.india2z.com/2015/07/3-crazy-excel-formulas-that-do-amazing.html

Merge MULTIPLE Word Document in SINGLE Document

MJ 10/13/2015 08:53:00 am Add Comment

If you need to cope with Word documents quite several times per day., merger of multiple Word documents into one might be required sometimes. You can copy and paste the content directly when the info quantity is not HUGE. But, if your documents contains more than 10 pages, is it easy to combine all of those documents? Don`t worry, there is a simplest method to combine your multiple document into single document.

Microsoft Word 2013: Combine and Merge Multiple Documents

While working on documents using Microsoft Office Word, sometimes users may need to combine and merge many multiple documents into one single document.

To merge and combine multiple Word documents in Microsoft Word follow steps the below:
1. Create a new blank document, and then configure the page layout settings for the documents that are going to be merged. Save this document.
2. Put your cursor on the place in the document when you want the inserted files to be inserted.

3. Click Insert tab on the ribbon.

4. Click on the down arrow at the right side of Object. This is found in Text group. Click on Object and choose the Text from File… option.

5. In the Insert File dialog window, select all Word documents that you want to merge and combine into one. To select multiple files, press and hold down CTRL key while clicking on the files one by one.

6. Click on Insert button. All documents selected now merged and combined into a single document file. Remember to then save the file.

How to create PDF from Microsoft word

MJ 10/09/2015 07:08:00 pm Add Comment

There are various standalone and online application introduced to convert word document to pdf doc. Only small number of computer users aware and using default function in the Microsoft Word to convert word to pdf. There are few essential 6 steps should be followed by user to create pdf documents.

First Step

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Do it Yourself Website

MJ 10/07/2015 10:02:00 pm Add Comment

As a website designer based on free platform, i was interested to write this post for my audience. Let me kick-start by introducing several online friendly website builder that can be build without any programming skills. You just nee to know how to use mouse and keyboard as well as use Microsoft Office applications such as Office and powerpoint.

1) Weebly

Anyone at any skill level can build a fully-functional website with Weebly. Simply drag and drop images and text and publish when you’re ready. Whether you’re a beginner or professional, the interface is fun to use and there is no coding required.

http://www.weebly.com/

2) Wix

Wix.com is a cloud-based web development platform that allows users to create HTML5 web sites and mobile sites through the use of their online drag and drop tools.Users may add functionalities such as social plug-ins, e-commerce, contact forms, e-mail marketing, and community forums to their web sites using a variety of Wix-developed and third-party applications

3) Webs

Webs was founded by three brothers with one goal in mind: to help people get online without technical skills or a big budget. And while our team of bright, talented people has continued to grow, and our office has expanded, that singular goal remains unchanged years later. Our team is passionate about our purpose, and obsessed with innovation. From the engineers who write the code, to the support team that's here to help you use it, everybody knows what we're here to do - and we have a lot of fun doing it.

http://www.webs.com

4)Moonfruit

Moonfruit makes it easy for you to set up your business, project or passion online and share it with like-minded people. Moonfruit lets you customise the style and layout of your site so that it reflects your brand without you having to understand any coding, HTML or CSS. Your sites are optimised for web and mobile.

http://www.moonfruit.com/

5) Doodlekit

Doodlekit's free website maker allows you to upload your own banners and logos. Add multiple images to create a slideshow. Customize title colors and fonts. Unique plates that can overlay your header banner images provide you with advanced website building tools for more flare and originality.

http://www.doodlekit.com/