Hacking Mobile Number (Spoof Identity)

Duplicate/Create And Send SMS By It :

Welcome,This is my First post about mobile hacking,In this post,We are going to create any mobile number (police,fire department,ex-girlfriends,etc) and send messages,Sure this method has only 75% success rate,but it works like a charm for the most time.In spoofing attack the attacker (you)  make himself a source or desire address.This post is only for education purposes,and this trick can be traced back to the source very easily,So don't create a scene.

So What Do WE Need :

#SET-Social Engineering Toolkit, Available On Backtrack. 

#Brain-To Sense what is wrong and what is right,And to follow this procedure.

Step 1 :

Open "Social Engineering Toolkit" in Backtrack 5 (mine OS)  by Opening your backtrack console & Typing 

cd /pentest/exploits/set

Step 2 :

Once the directory is opened,Type "./set" to fire up the social attacking kit.

Step 3 :

Now select option number 7.This module allows you to specially craft SMS messages and send them to a person. You can spoof the SMS source if you want to,its not that hard.

Step 4 :

Now select option 1 "Perform a SMS Spoofing Attack”

Step 5 :

Select how the "spoofed-sms" should distribute,you could send it to many people or just one,Your choice.

Step 6 :

Now you need to enter the number of the receiver (victim), make sure to enter with country code.Example : +919907015143 for India,

Step 7 :

Now select 1 for pre-defined Templates,that is helpful to newbies, of-course you can create your own.

Step 8 :

On this step you need to choose the templates,I will choose the "Boss" one,you can use according to your situation.

Step 9 :

Now you need to select the service which will send that crafted SMS you created,You can choose whatever-the-hell you want,If you have an Android Emulator that is just great.

Step 10 :

POOF ! You just send an spoofed message,which is capable of stopping war or creating it,depends on you.

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What are Exploits? How important are Exploits for Hacking ?

Ref- itpro.co.uk

A tool developed by hackers that is used to perform malicious attacks on computer systems. They are usually scripts that are designed to exploit weaknesses in software over a network, most commonly the Internet.
        "Zero-Day" is a common type of exploit.You can hack in many different ways with many different procedures. Kevin Mitnick created hacking history with just a phone and a dream. Hackers, Exploit writers and Defacers are always the challenge for Security Experts and Compa-
nies.An attacker can write exploits because of some misconfiguration, unsecure development and is lacking IT management.
                 
There are various Exploit Database sites available with thousands of Exploits.

For example:
 

Top 10 Most Notorious Hacker Groups Ever!

Yes, a 'hacker' is a person who has extraordinary knowledge of computers and is skilled at exploiting weaknesses in computer networks. Yes, it is not the perfect definition, but the basic idea is, the 'term' hacker doesn't automatically mean criminal. While some are activists (hacktivists), others are ethical. Then there are those who do use their skills for criminal activities. In any case, one thing that is certain is that a hacker is a person who possesses extraordinary grasp over computers and deserves some respect for the same. When a few of them get together, well, that is indeed a scary proposition!

Here are the 10 most notorious hacker groups to have ever touched a keyboard.

1. Chaos Computer Club: This group made a name for itself by hacking the Bildschirmtext computer in Germany and taking 134,000 Deutsch Marks from a bank in Hamburg. They did this to prove that the security system was flawed and returned the money they took the next day. They also protested against the French nuclear testing using hacking, by exposing a Trojan horse spyware device being used by the Germany government. The group was formed on 12 September 1981 in Berlin.



2. Global kOS: Pronounced Global Chaos, this group created as much of it as they could, that too on a global scale. Their members included AcidAngel, Shadow Hunter, The Assassin etc. and the group has been credited with providing a number of automated hacker tools to the world. One of the most famous out of these tools was ‘Up Yours’, which was used to bring down the websites of 40 politicians, MTV and the Ku Klux Klan. There are also tools like kOS crack and BattlePong.

3. The Level Seven Crew: This hacker crew took its name from the seventh level of hell, as depicted in Dante’s Inferno. In this, the seventh level is ‘the violent’ level. In 1999, the first crew hacked into 60 high profile computer systems. These included names like NASA, Sheraton Hotels and The First American National Bank. They are believed to be the first group to have hacked into a Moroccan domain. The group was known for their hacktivism and disbanded in 2000.



4. globalHell: This group was co-founded by Patrick Gregory, a street-gang member from Houston, Texas. It has been said to be behind the destruction of data on 115 websites, information trafficking and millions of dollars worth of damages. Ironically, Gregory had turned towards computers to escape his gang life. Rather, he ended up creating a 60 member crew of hackers, who treated the internet like their streets and wreaked havoc. 

Gregory’s crew has also been credited with online extortion and defacing the United States Army’s website when they wrote “global hell will not die”, on it. Interestingly, Chad Davis, another co-founder for the group, was arrested in 1999 and sent to prison for six months, along with a fine of $8,054, became an independent security consultant later.

5. TeaMp0isoN: This group was started in 2010 by a 16-year-old hacker with the alias TriCk. TeaMp0isoN was responsible for hacking into NATO, Facebook and the English Defense League. In addition, this group stole personal data from Tony Blair by hacking into his email account. They also attacked Research In Motion, the company that developed the BlackBerry, in 2011, by defacing their blog. They did this because the company planned to help the police during the England riots that year. The group wrote on the blog, “We are all for the rioters that are engaging in attacks on the police and government.”