How To Use Facebook’s Messenger Bots Right Now?

How To Use Facebook’s Messenger Bots Right Now?

If you are scratching your brains wondering how bots on Facebook look like and how do they operate, calm down. These are simple bots dedicated to a particular service and you can use them right now.

But, at the moment, they are pretty confusing and unintuitive. Many times the bots don’t know what to do and you end up struggling getting any work done.

To make things easier for you, I tried Facebook Messenger Bots myself. I started with Facebook’s very own F8 bot. You can access it via m.me/f8bot. As you visit this URL on your phone, you’ll be asked to choose Messenger or Facebook app to proceed.

I chose Messenger and here are the screenshots of my chat with F8 Messenger Bot.

                              

Next, I decided to try out another Facebook Messenger Bot that was showed off during the F8 keynote. Yes, I’m talking about Poncho, the weather-bot that pretends to be a cat. Chatting to Poncho was better than my F8 bot experience. You can access Poncho via http://m.me/hiponcho.

You can find Poncho and other bots like CNN, WSJ etc. at botlist.co and use them right away.

Here’s how my chat with Poncho turned out:

How To Browse The Web Anonymously.

Hey Guys , Welcome To UserX , We are back with another Amazing trick to browse the web , without letting your information (The sites you visit, fake location,and with different IP address ).

As you all know when you browse the web these information about you are being detectable by your ISP,
1. Your location (With Your IP address ).
2. The sites You visit.
3. If you are in college or school , you cant not browse some sites banned by your institution socities.
4. Monitoring your device with your IP address.


In most of the cases , your ISP's are able to track you down just because of your IP address , which is a unique address to locate you on the earth.
But what if that IP address is changes ??
Simple : Your ISP can not track you.

This is what called Proxy Server.(connecting to the web , from different servers ).

In this case , your IP address will be changed , even your ISP, and you will be anonymous to the Web(as your location is different , your IP is different  )



This all you need to know about being  Anonymous.
But the question is how to do that ?

The Best answer is to use some Application , which provide you on the go feature an get anonymous by one click.


Best know app is  Betternet. As it is cross platform is can be used on mobile device and even on PC.
The links are below

1. For Android Click Here
2. For iPhone Click Here
3. For Windows Click Here

And if you don't want to download the App in your computer or your OS is not supported , You can add addon's  for your Web Browser

1. For Chrome Click Here
2. For Firefox  Click Here.

Thank You.

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Uber unlimited rides hack.(Only at user x) latest trick 2016

             UBER HACKED!

HOW TO GET FREE UBER CAB RIDES WITHOUT ANY MOBILE NUMBER! 2016 New Trick

 [ IF YOU ARE CALCUTTA (KOLKATA) USER THEN DO NOT DO STEPS FROM 1 TO 3 ]

1. 1st of all download Fake Location Spoofer app. [ CLICK HERE ]

2. Turn on " Allow mock locations " option in settings / Developer options.

(If you cant see developer options, thengo to " About Device " and click on " build number " ( mi users click on " MIUI VERSION " ) mutiple times)

3. NOW OPEN ANDROID SETTINGS / LOCATION / TURN ON LOCATION / GOOGLE LOCATION HISTORY - CLICK ON IT AND CLEAR IT ... Now turn on GPS on HIGH ACCURACY and Now open fake location spoofer app and do as in image.

4. Download uber app from play store. [ CLICK HERE ]

5. Open app and register 

** Now Main Uber Free Ride Trick starts From Here**

6.Download Text+ App from Playstore- [click Here] and click on " skip " then " skip " then enter some details like name.

7. Click on menu and go to settings and click " contact info " and click " get my number " to get your number.

8. Now Goto above provided Fake Location app and select any Kolkata location There

9. Now Just open The downloaded uber app >> sign up fake India mobile number >>and apply code aadarshk17ue… ( if they ask anytime for otp then click on " X " icon from top left side. )

>> Now proceed for ride booking >> it will say verify mobile number >> then just click for change number and register for " US " Number >> and put canada’s number which you have created in next+ app 

Bingo!!! Its done Now Go For Free Uber Ride with This Trick 

10. On the next page you will be asked " Select how would you like to pay " and you have to click on " Cash "

11. Now click on the menu situated in the left upper corner and click " Promotions " and enter promo code " aadarshk17ue "

YOU WILL GET 250 Rs. AS PROMOTIONAL CASH.
loot Looo Uber Ko! :P 

Hack user accounts in your PC

Hack user accounts in your PC

Now you can hack your admin or user account in your PC by just following these steps:

>>Go to start
>>Click Run
>>Type cmd [cmd:command prompt]
>>Type net user [space b/w net and user]
>>It shows all your PC accounts
>>Then type net user xxxxx *  [Dont forget asterisk symbol]
>>Where xxxxx is the user a/c which is to be hacked
>>Then type new password and again re-type it
>>That's cool xxxxx account  is hacked

*You can even type your administrators username to hack administrator.

What is Denial of Service (DoS) Attack?

What is Denial of Service (DoS) Attack?

Denial of service attack or DoS attack is one of the most common and popular way to exploit and cripple the target (victim) machine. These attacks isolates the victim from its resources like web sites and services by crashing the servers or slowing them down. The DoS attack can be initiated by flooding target machine with so many request at the same time that makes victim’s server crash or unable to respond.

Let’s take an example, suppose you are involved in a group discussion and you have a very important point to share. There’s an another guy John, who doesn’t want you to speak out anyway, so what he can do is engage you with his useless questions and you will continuously answer or argue with him without giving any thought, this will isolate you from rest of the group and other guys won’t be able to communicate with you to conclude the discussion. In above scenario you were the victim and John was the attacker. This scenario is quite similar to the DoS attack.

Simple DoS

However a simple DoS attacks can be easily prevented by identifying the source of the requestsby its IP and blocking or blacklisting it. By doing this, server (victim) can now identify these blacklisted IPs and can ignore any request generated from it.

DoS attacks can also be carried out by injecting packets and disturbing protocol handlers. Some examples of DoS attacks are

1. Ping of death: Pinging victim with ridiculously large packets (>65,535 bytes).
2. Teardrop attack: Fragmented overlapping packets.
3. LAND attack: LAND stands for Local Area Network Denial, it uses spoofed packets (TCP SYN with senders IP = victim’s IP) to lock the network.
4. Others: WinNuke / Out-of-band.

This remedy gave birth to a very smart and new kind of DoS attack which is known as DistributedDenial of Service of DDoS attacks which is explained below.

Distributed Denial of Service Attack (DDoS)

In DDoS attacks, attacker needs a amplifying network through which attacker can distributespoofed requests over the network, this makes it impossible for victim to identify the origin of attack because the packets/requests are originating from different source within the network , hence blocking or blacklisting particular IP won’t be able to stop the attack.

Typical DDoS attack

Attacker sends control packets to Masters over distributed network and these Masters send similar control packets to zombies /agents which converts this packets into attack packets and sends all the way into the victim server, here masters and zombies/agents are compromised computers running attacker’s code.

The amplifying network mentioned above amplifies the rate and size of packets.

Difference between DoS and DDoS

Let’s consider a rather simple example, suppose you took a vow to take revenge from John (from previous example) who has some webpage hosted over the network. At first you opened victim’s (John’s) web page and start pressing F5 (refresh) continuously by which lots of request is fired to victim’s server making it slow and non-responsive. John however saw this attack (spoofed traffic) and immediately blocked attacker’s (yours) IP address and started ignoring all further request/packets from you.

This was DoS attack and its prevention, but as you also knew the working of DDoS, you called all of your friends and told them to keep refreshing victim’s (John’s) web page. Now John is having hard time to determine which request is spoofed and which is natural, due to which it became impossible for victim to avoid it. This is how simple DDoS attacks are implemented.

Motives of DoS/DDoS attacks

1. Extortion by threatening victim to launch DoS attack.
2. For exploiting or training – Some tech junkies perform these attacks because they can, there’s no solid motive or goal behind it. Majority of these attackers are youth mischief who has desire to feel the power to “rule the world”.
3. Cyber warfare – To avoid information exchange.
4. Revenge- To take revenge from particular organization. Attackers might attack over little disagreement

How to set up a new Windows Phone smartphone: email, contacts, apps and more.

Whether your new Windows Phone is your first smartphone, an upgrade or you're coming from Android or an iPhone, here's how to get set up including your email, contacts, apps and more. (This guide is written for Windows Phone 8 devices, including 8.1, but it's very similar if you have a phone running Windows 10.)

First, charge up your new phone by connecting the charger. If one wasn't supplied, use the USB cable to connect the phone to another USB charger or - failing that - the USB port on your laptop or PC. The computer will need to be on for the smartphone to charge.

Also, use the supplied SIM tray tool - or the tool-less mechanism for removing the tray - and insert your SIM card. If your SIM doesn't fit, you can cut it down or request a new SIM from your mobile provider.

How to set up a new Windows Phone

Step 1. Hold down the power button - usually the middle one on the right-hand side, but check the manual - until you feel the phone vibrate. It should now turn on.

Step 2. Follow the instructions on screen. Choose your language, accept the Terms of Use, and connect to a Wi-Fi network. Choose the name of the network that matches your wireless router, and then enter the password. On the next screen you can choose whether or not to use WiFi Sense. This helps reduce the amount of mobile data you use by automatically connecting to Wi-Fi wherever possible.

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Step 3. On the next screen, you can choose to accept the recommended phone settings or select them yourself. We recommend tapping 'custom' and then deciding if you want apps to auto update, send information to Microsoft and more.

Step 4. Set the time, region and date. We recommend leaving the box unchecked for 'Send my location to Microsoft'.

Step 5. Now it's time to enter your Microsoft ID. This is a Microsoft account that's needed for keeping your stuff in sync and saving your photos, documents, settings and other things in a backup so they can be restored if anything goes wrong. 

If you don't already have a Microsoft account, you can create one now on the phone. You just need an email address and to choose a password.

Step 6. When you've created or signed in with your account, you'll be asked if you want to automatically upload photos and videos. It's a good idea to allow this, as it means you don't have to think about transferring or backing up photos and videos you take with your phone. They will be sent wirelessly to your free OneDrive storage, which is part of the free Microsoft account.

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Step 7. That's the basic set up finished. If you already had a Microsoft account, your email, contacts and everything else associated with the account should be synching already.

You should now see the home screen of your new Windows Phone. Many of the 'tiles' are live which means the information they show is right up to date.

You can arrange this 'Start' screen however you like. Just tap and hold on a tile and then tap the arrow to resize the tile or tap the little pin icon to remove it altogether. You can drag the selected tile to a different position on the screen and it will stay there. Once you're finished, tap the Windows icon at the bottom of the screen.

Step 8. To set up other email account, swipe from the right to the left of the screen to show all the apps. Tap on a letter to bring up the alphabet, then tap on S to find Settings. Tap on Settings and then email+accounts.

Tap 'add an account' and choose one of the options. If your email isn't listed, then tap 'other account'. If your email provider is in the list, you'll need to enter only your email address and password. For other accounts you might have to search for the settings using Google.

Most email accounts also include contacts, which means adding a Gmail or iCloud account will also import contacts.

Step 9. Back in the Settings menu, tap on 'lock screen'. You can choose various options, but the most important is to scroll down and tap the slider under 'Password'. You can now enter a code which you'll use to unlock the phone when you turn it on. A new option will appear where you can choose whether to ask for the password every time, or only after a certain amount of time has elapsed.

Step 10. To install new apps, press the Windows button at the bottom to return to the Start screen. Look for the Store icon - a bag with the Windows logo - and tap it. You can tap the magnifying glass icon to search for apps, such as Facebook, Whatsapp, Twitter and others, or you can use the charts to see what's popular in both the paid and free sections.