How to hack into my own computer?!

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    Can anybody help me how to hack into my own computer?! are there any sniffer programs that can save all data sent by one of my .exe from my computer?! i would like to track what informations toolbars like alexa , yahoo , msn or like google are sending from my PC.


    Please help me :)
     
    redhits, Sep 6, 2007 IP
  2. Coder

    Coder Banned

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    #2
    This can be done why spy..

    Make your own spy... ;)
     
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  3. MrAlvarado

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    Yea I would recommend you building your own Spy Program. What do you want to do? You just want the program to send information sent from programs to your email and such?
     
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    it career Notable Member

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    Use ethereal.
     
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  5. redhits

    redhits Notable Member

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    How i can do that ?! i want to track results from alexa toolbar to see how it's really working :D
     
    redhits, Sep 7, 2007 IP
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    Look into WireShark, which is a sniffer program that's free and will show you all traffic into and out of your system. After a while of playing around with filters, you'll start to see what the toolbars are doing when you click them (or even when you don't).
     
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    Thanks for the info. Iv been wanting to know about this for ages :p
     
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    livehybrid Active Member

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    Use a packet sniffer, this shows the in and outbound information (traffic).
    Ethereal is a good one!
     
    livehybrid, Sep 9, 2007 IP