Hack WIFI Router Password 100% Solution

 

Hacking Router Login Password using Xhydra

 

We are going to hack a ADSL router password using Xhydra in Backtrack 4. Here my router is Beetel 450tc1 wifi ADSL2+ router.

Boot Backtrack,
1. start Run command, type xhydra and press enter.

2. xhydra GUI opens, In the target tab, select
    Single Target : 192.168.1.1
    Protocol: http-get

How to Access Router Without knowing Username & Password

In some cases we want to change settings of our router but suddenly we realized that we don’t know the username and password of router.SO here is the solution for it

STEPS:

1) Open cmd and type in "ipconfig"

2) Goto you browser and type in the Default Gateway in the address bar. e.g 192.168.1.1

3) Now you have to go to your modem (physically) and on bottom
of the modem their will be Modem Access Lode


4) In Username type in "admin" or "user" and in password type that MODEM ACCESS CODE.

5) If there is not the Modem Access Lode Code than you can try typing in the default USERNAME and PASSWORD.The default username is "admin" and default password is also "admin"

7) If default username and password also didnt work then we have another solution! You can bypass the USERNAME and PASSWORD page!!! What you want to do is just type you'r default gateway in you'r browsers address bar and type in "/main.html" and here you are! Congrats..You are in you'r router's setting!
    e.g "192.168.1.1/main.html"

Recover Hidden Files From Flash Drives or External Hard Disks Due to Virus Infection

Recover Hidden Files From Flash Drives or External Hard Disks Due to Virus Infection

If the files and folders in your external hard disk or flash drive have turned into shortcuts or are hidden, here is one solution to recover your data. Operating system used – Windows 7.

  1.  Install good antivirus and scan entire computer including the flash drive/external hard disk.
  2.  Go to Control Panel, Folder Options, select VIEW tab, select “Show hidden files, folders and drives” and uncheck “Hide protected operating system files (recommended)” now click APPLY

3. Open command prompt (press Win+R, type cmd, press enter), assuming ‘G:‘ as the letter of affected drive, enter this command- attrib -h -r -s /s /d g:\*.*
   replace ‘g:’ with other drive letter if needed.

You can check your flash drive/external hard disk, the data should be visible. You can restore the original folder options.