Friday, May 31, 2013
Hacking The Interface Of Programs
This isn’t really a hack but a method to change the way program looks. It uses the Interface Builder used in applications to change the way a program looks. It is very simple, but if there is an annoying aspect of a program you just want to change, or to confuse your friends this is a fun way to start. With this trick you can’t hack every program, or every feature of a program. It is fun and a good time waster if you are bored.
The way to access the interface files is to the .nib file. This is the file type used to display and configure the interface you see. Most of the time this .nib file is wrapped up within the executable. But every so often you can get access to these files and change them. For this post I am going to use Mail. Find Mail in you Applications folder and show the package contents. Then navigate to Resources > English.lproj or any language you use. These are the localization files. It just happens that Mail has these files as seperate .nib files.
Make Your Own Dock
Hey
This post idea (and walk through) was written by Richard. It was pretty cool so I have decided to put it up. If you have any tips of your own that you would like to share please email me. This tip is very simple and fun to do. It is all about changing your dock background to something you have created. You can do this through Preview or through another image editing program like Photoshop.
The idea behind this trick is to change the background png files used in the dock to something we have created. These are only images so nothing to fancy. The first step is to back up the images we are going to change. Navigate to /System/Library/CoreServices/Dock.app/Contents/Resources. In this folder you should find scurve-sm, scurve-m, scurve-l and scurve-xl. Back these images up by creating a new folder in Resources (or anywhere you want) and copying these four images into it.
Change The Default Text For Anything
Hey
This post is a proper hacking post. It is designed to go into the core of the Mac OS X operating system and enable you to change some of the strings that control certain parts of text on your system. For example with this post you will be able to change the new folder name, as well as various other parts of your operating system. Once you get the hang of it you will be able to hack and crack your way to a computer system the way you like it.
Before we start I must stress that a lot of things can go wrong here. If you change the strings file incorrectly, the resulting application will probably crash, or everything you see will be garbled and unreadable. Do this at your own risk. It is safe as long as you insert your brain before you start anything. As always make sure you have a back up of the file your are going to change. I will point out which files you will need to back up as we proceed.
Install Movie Players in GNOME Backtrack 5
I like to hear songs while workign. If you are also like that, this article is for you. While usingbacktrack, you can use players.
For installing Totem media player,
Open the terminal(if you don't know how to open terminal, better don't use backtrack Linu).
Type the following command:
Enjoy.
For installing Totem media player,
Open the terminal(if you don't know how to open terminal, better don't use backtrack Linu).
Type the following command:
sudo apt-get install totem-gstreamerand hit enter, it will start to download files and install it.
Enjoy.
If you are using it from pen drive, verify you set enough persistence memory.
How to Install Teamviewer -Backtrack Tutorials and Tricks
Teamviewer:
Teamviewer is legal Remote Administration Tool[RAT]. Using Teamview you can control your friend's system from your computer.
Visit Teamviewer official site:
http://www.teamviewer.com/en/download/index.aspxDownload .deb file
Copy it to desktop.
Open the Terminal
and type the following command:
sudo dpkg -i /root/teamviewer_linux.deb
It will install the Team viewer. Enjoy.
How to Hack the Windows Admin Password Using OphCrack in Backtrack tutorial
This is My Second Backtrack Linux Tutorial.
Requirements:
- BackTrack Linux 4 or 5. Download it from http://backtrack-linux.org
- One pen drive(above 4gb)
- Xp Free Fast RainBow table [tables_xp_free_fast.zip]. Download it from here:http://ophcrack.sourceforge.net/tables.php
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