I was looking for some information on hacking, n.b. not cracking, to know how its done, because knowing how something is done makes it easier to guard against. Anyway, I came across these 2 sites.. and I can't believe such blatant cracking tools/articles etc are legal and so readily available. More to the point, from governmentsecurity.org!
The other site actually has something that I was looking for, and when I clicked a link to a tutorial, Javascript asking "Which URL would you like hacked?" came up. I mean.. legality? surely no.. nonetheless you can cancel that and read the tutorial on hacking which does seem informative, but the black background and green text just makes you wonder whether that page is one fat bug that you've just allowed onto your pc.
Whilst it isn't in the rules that the posting of that URL is not allowed, I'm not going to because it also contains what appears to be vast information on cracking which I don't support or wish to be spread to the youth of today desperate to get around school network security by whatever means necessary.
I can only hope the percentage of hackers that are crackers is smaller than it would seem everywhere you look these days..
The other site actually has something that I was looking for, and when I clicked a link to a tutorial, Javascript asking "Which URL would you like hacked?" came up. I mean.. legality? surely no.. nonetheless you can cancel that and read the tutorial on hacking which does seem informative, but the black background and green text just makes you wonder whether that page is one fat bug that you've just allowed onto your pc.
Whilst it isn't in the rules that the posting of that URL is not allowed, I'm not going to because it also contains what appears to be vast information on cracking which I don't support or wish to be spread to the youth of today desperate to get around school network security by whatever means necessary.
I can only hope the percentage of hackers that are crackers is smaller than it would seem everywhere you look these days..