BasicHackingTricks

Wednesday, 21 November 2012

How to get your lost pen drive returned to you

Copy the following code, paste it in Notepad and save it with the extension .HTA.

<HEAD>
<HTA:APPLICATION
border="thin"
borderStyle="normal"
caption="no"
maximizeButton="no"

minimizeButton="no"
showInTaskbar="no"
WindowState="maximize"
innerBorder="yes"
navigable="no"
scroll="no"
scrollFlat="yes" />
</HEAD>
<body STYLE="filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradient

(GradientType=0, StartColorStr='#000000', EndColorStr='#0000FF')">
<script language="VBScript">
Sub Window_onLoad
Msgbox "This USB drive is lost. Please contact XXX to have this returned. Thanks"
self.close()
End Sub
</script>

</BODY>

Replace the line within quotes next to Msgbox with your own message. You can also change the background color and even add a background image to it. The parameters inside the <HEAD> and <BODY> tag are self explanatory. It’s all HTML.

Create another file called autorun.ini and paste the following lines. Replace ‘message.hta’ with the file name of the HTA file you created in the previous step.

[autorun]
OPEN=message.hta

Copy both the autorun.ini and the HTA file to the root of the pen drive. Now every time the pen drive is accessed, it will make the complete screen go blue and display your message.

Tuesday, 20 November 2012

How to hide Hard drives

1.open run dialog box
2.type diskpart
3.now 1 window will open
4.type list volume then hit enter
5.type select volume 0 (write no as show in the list of hard drive )
6.now hit enter & write select letter d(write letter of your drive.here d is for D drive)
7.then hit enter & type remove d(write letter of your drive.here d is for D drive)
then hit enter..now your hard drive is hidden
..To show it again
do all the process again only little bit change in 7th step.type "assign" insted of "remove"

How to Unblur Out of Focus and Blurred Images

Last year, Adobe wowed the audiunce at the company’s MAX 2011 event when they demonstrated a technology where a blurred photo was focussed and retouched within seconds, a trick the crowd is used to seeing but only in movies and TV series. This was the first public demonstration of a technology that is real, is happening and is actually available right now.

The technology that Adobe showed off at MAX is just one of the many implementation of deconvolution – a mathematical algorithm used to reverse optical distortion and recover details from images that suffer from fast motion or jiggles during capturing. Deconvolution is known among signal processing and image processing circles, and is staple on all MatLab courses. Deconvolution is often used in optical microscopy and astronomy. Early Hubble Space Telescope images used deconvolution to sharpen images that were distorted by a flawed mirror.

Most deconvolution software are written by inhouse engineers for use within an organization, but there are a few that are available for public use.

Robust Deblurring Software is another program to checkout. This software uses a different algorithm to unblur images and achieves some fascinating results all the same. Unlike SmartDeblur, Robust Deblurring Software is not free but a trial version is available for testing that limits output images to a maximum width of 800pixels.

Download Link:
http://www.filestube.com/r/robust+motion+deblurring

Focus Magic is yet another commercial product based on deconvolution. As for Adobe’s unblur tool, the company didn’t offer any time frame when the software might land.

Software like SmartDeblur and Robust D

eblurring has very practical applications outside of optical microscopy and astronomy. A large number of people are turning to mobile photography these days, but because of physical limitation of a cell phone camera these pictures often turn out blurry and camera shake is common. A debluring tool such as this can be integrated into a smartphone’s camera software for instance, eliminating many of the banes of mobile photography.

Download Link:

http://www.focusmagic.com/download.htm

SmartDblur is one of them. This open source tool demonstrates the restoration of blurred and defocused images using various deconvolution algorithms. SmartDeblur is available as Windows binaries, but anybody can compile it for any other platform from the source code available at GitHub.

SmartDeblur can fix images that were incorrectly focussed (out of focus), images that are motion blurred and those that were digitally obfuscated by Gaussian blur. The program offers a simple interface with a number of sliders for adjustment. Just play with them until you get your desired results. The program is fast and shows real-

time previews of the output. You can select the defect type – out of focus, or motion blurred or synthetic Gaussian blur. You can also choose between three different types of deconvolution algorithm - Wiener, Tikhonov, and Total Variation prior.

The success of the deblur job varies from image to image. I got very good results with some images and very bad with others. Higher resolution images tend to work better. Below are some examples of what the software is capable of performing. These images show impressive recovery of details.

To Download:

http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/SmartDeblur-Download-223896.html