Ben's phaster online web utilities (hacking tools)

Web Utilities

A “hacker” is someone who plays with technology for enjoyment but the term has become synonymous with “cracker,” a person that performs an illegal act. If you are worried about crackers (and you should if you use any Micro$oft products and the internet) perform an internet connection security analysis (of commonly probed ports) and then consider using a Mac.

FYI this is a basic version of the web based utilities page, for the updated fancy version check out find_info_net_traffic.shtml which uses Server Side Includes to display a users IP address and does a reverse DNS to wow WannaBe hackers... Note if JavaScript is enabled a user will automatically be routed to the new page.

BTW if ya have a question then read the Hacking FAQ's else try the graffiti wall to post a question or share a comment about stuff like hacking WiFi.

Domain Lookup	Enter a domain (for example COM or CH which is short Switzerland), and you can get the name of the country for which that domain is associated.
eMail Dossie	Validate and investigate eMail addresses (for example USER@HOSTNAME).
Finger	If you can pull a Finger, (for example USER@HOSTNAME) this will tell you various information about that account.
IP Location	IP Address Locator Tool (for example 17.254.3.183), will return a map dynamically generated using the U.S. Census Bureau's TIGER Mapping Service.
IP Lookup	If the domain name has been activated (for example APPLE.COM), it will return a numerical value such as 17.254.3.183.
IP Targeting	Target the IP host in Latitude/Longitude (for example Micro$oft.COM), will return Lat, Lon: (47.675, -122.117), useful if you want to nuke the evil empire.
MAC Address	MAC address Short for Media Access Control address, a hardware address that uniquely identifies each node of a network (for example "apple" or "allied" or "00:A0:40" or " 00:80:C7").
man	man formats and displays the on-line (UNIX) manual pages. If you specify section, man only looks in that section of the manual.
NMAP	NMAP is a utility for port scanning large networks (for example APPLE.COM).
PING	The ping utility sends a packet to the specified host (for example APPLE.COM) and waits for a reply. The host address and round-trip times for each pair of packets are displayed.
Port Number	The Internet Storm Center gathers more than 3,000,000 intrusion detection log entries every day and providing authoritative data on the types of attacks that are being mounted against computer ports (for example 80 or 19).
Profile	Using Quantcast its possible to profile what kind of audience a website attracts, just enter a website (for example APPLE.COM) to check out demograpic info.
Reverse DNS	Type in an IP address (for example 17.254.3.183) to find out the DNS or the Domain Name Server.
Traceroute	Traceroute tracks the path taken by packets as they travel from source (the default is the San Diego Super Computer Center) to destination (for example APPLE.COM).
Traffic Rank	The traffic rank (for example APPLE.COM) is based on aggregated historical traffic data from millions of Alexa Toolbar users and is a combined measure of page views and users (reach.)
Uptime	Report a site’s (for example APPLE.COM) operating system, web server, and netblock owner together with, if available, a graphical view of the time since last reboot for each of the computers serving the site.
Whois	Whois, can determine whether the domain name you desire is already in use (for example APPLE.COM); in addition you can learn who administers a particular site; and you can view a list of a site’s name servers.

IP Calculator takes an IP address and netmask and calculates the resulting broadcast, network, Cisco wildcard mask, and host range. PHP Subnet Calculator - to install, just move PHP Subnet Calculator SubnetCalc.php into the webroot of a php capable webserver.

Use IP & CIDR Netmask: 10.0.0.1/22
Or IP & Netmask: 10.0.0.1 255.255.252.0
Or IP & Wildcard Mask: 10.0.0.1 0.0.3.255

Since you have read this far, do ya think terrorism will end when rm -fr /bin/laden/? You can use the graffiti wall to post your own opinion on that question or ask one of your own.