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Un trick vechi, dar folositor, daca vreti sa restrictionati accesul pe un folder fara nici-un soft. Ok, sa zicem ca vrem sa restrictionam accesul la folderul "games" pe partitia D: cu calea "D:\Games", pe aceasi partitie creeam un document text si punem asta in el: ren games games.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D} salvam acel document ca "loc.bat" Mai facem un document text in care punem linia urmatoare: ren games.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D} games salvam acel document ca "key.bat" Acum o sa vezi doua "programele" : loc.bat si key.bat. Daca dam dublu click pe loc.bat folderul se va schimba in "Control panel" si nu vei putea sa vezi ce contine, daca accesam key.bat, totul revine la normal. Bafta !

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It's been said that one out of every three hackers is a fed, and while this is an exaggeration, use this as a rule and you should do fine. Meet them on a loop, alliance, bbs, chat system, whatever, just don't give out your voice number. III. Stay away from government computers. You will find out very fast that attempting to hack a MilTac installation is next to impossible, and will get you arrested before you can say "oh shit". Big Brother has infinite resources to draw on, and has all the time it needs to hunt you down. They will spend literally years tracking you down. As tempting as it may be, don't rush into it, you'll regret it in the end. IV. Don't use codes from your own home, ever! Period. This is the most incredibly lame thing we've seen throughout our lives in the 'underground'; incredible abuse of codes, which has been the downfall of so many people. Most PBX/950/800s have ANI, and using them will eventually get you busted, without question. 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Poate cunosteti smecheria, poate nu. Este destul de interesanta. Exemplu: Eu vreau sa ascund Paranoid.mp3 in Fucker.jpg, le pun pe amandoua intr-un folder ales de mine. In cazul acesta am pus melodia si imaginea in : "C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Downloads" In urmatoarea faza deschidem un shell (cmd), mergem in folderul unde avem :"Paranoid.mp3" si "Fucker.jpg" folosind comanda "cd", dupa ce am ajuns in folderul respectiv dam comanda urmatoare: copy /b Fucker.jpg + Paranoid.mp3 Fuck.jpg Cam asa ar trebuii sa va apara: Acum mergeti in "Downloads" si veti vedea o noua poza numita "Fuck.jpg" daca schimbati extensia in ".mp3" o sa ruleze mp3-ul. Desigur, nu am folosit nici-un program, sunt programe speciale care ascund si cer o parola la "decriptare". Bafta !

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