Find other websites/domains hosted on same IP Address

How do you find out which other web sites or domains are hosted on a web server that hosts the site abc.com ?

In theory, all web servers (which are nothing but computers running software to serve web pages) are assigned unique IP addresses on the Internet. If a web server is hosting a website, the IP address of that site will be the same as that of the server. And if multiple domains are hosted on that web server, they will all have the same IP address which will again be same as that of the web server.

So here’s the trick – if you know the web address (or domain name), you first need to find the IP address of the web server that is hosting that site. Then use something called “Reverse IP” to find all the other websites that share that IP address.

Finds IP address of a Websites
To find the IP address of any website, open the command prompt on your computer (Start -> Run -> cmd) and type ping . The output will contain the IP address of that website – copy that number to your clipboard.

Find other websites hosted on same IP Address

When your blog or website is on shared hosting, you can find out how many websites are hosted on your server. You can either get the sites hosted on an IP or enter the URL of the site and get the number of sites hosted along with the website. A reverse IP domain check takes a domain name or IP address pointing to a web server and searches for other sites known to be hosted on that same web server.

There are different websites,which provide this service to lookup all such domains,that are hosted on same ip address/server.

1. myIPneighbors 

myIPneighbors

YouGetSignal

domainsbyip.com

4. linkvendor

linkvendor.com

5. atsameip

atsameip.com


6. find-ip-address

find-ip-address.org

7. Domain Tools Reverse IP

domaintools.com

8. Bing Search Engine

go to bing.com, type ip: in the search box and there you have a big list of all .com, .net, .in and other domains that may be hosted on the same server that is hosting xyz.com.  You should type the ip: keyword, followed by the IP address of the website and there are no spaces anywhere. 

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bing.com 

bing ip lookup  For instance, the ping command suggests that the IP address of the web server hosting popurls.com is 92.51.132.180 and Bing shows a full list of sites that may be part of the popurls network.

onsamemachine.com

Oh ! finally all sites collected for my ICA frnds... Hope all of you will like this one....

Have a happy,Be safe ! and stay tuned to ICA.

Admin,ICA.

The Article is Taken From   Indian Cyber Army (ICA) http://cyberarmy.in/

9. OnSameMachine

3. Domain By IP

2. YouGetSignal

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Security Tools for System administrators

I have collected a number of useful tools for keeping a network secure. Note that this list is in no way exhaustive. Some of the tools are difficult to find, so you can download them right of this page. Please do not send any email asking support for these tools. For questions, please use the forums. PLEASE NOTE, I am NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT YOU DO WITH THESE FILES...

I will update this page regularly for new cool tools. If you have a cool utility  you want me to review, email me. I have divided the security utilties in the following categories:

•  Forensic Tools
•  Security Tools
•  Admin Tools
•  Monitoring Tools

I have previously list Forensic Tools  [Click Here to view]  , now today i will list Security Tools. ..

Note By Admin

 [Taken From Indian Cyber Army ]

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Online Admin Finder | Find Admin Pages Of Websites

Today as i was just using internet and was looking for something cool for my frnds to read on my site i got this for my hacker friends Thankxx To Mohit for this

‎[ Admin Finder ] Online Application Launched, Powered By "Indian Cyber Army". Developed By "Mohit Kumar". Check Out - http://adminfinder.cyberarmy.in/

‎Check Out - http://adminfinder.cyberarmy.in/

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Linux Is More Secure Than Windows - Reasons !

Hello , one more interesting article for my friends, "Security through obscurity" may be a catchy phrase, but it's not the only thing that's catching among Windows users.The expression is intended to suggest that proprietary software is more secure by virtue of its closed nature. If hackers can't see the code, then it's harder for them to create exploits for it--or so the thinking goes.Unfortunately for Windows users, that's just not true--as evidenced by the never-ending parade of patches coming out of Redmond. In fact, one of Linux's many advantages over Windows is that it is more secure--much more. For small businesses and other organizations without a dedicated staff of security experts, that benefit can be particularly critical.

Five key factors underlie Linux's superior security: 1. Privileges
Linux systems are by no means infallible, but one of their key advantages lies in the way account privileges are assigned. In Windows, users are generally given administrator access by default, which means they pretty much have access to everything on the system, even its most crucial parts. So, then, do viruses. It's like giving terrorists high-level government positions.
With Linux, on the other hand, users do not usually have such "root" privileges; rather, they're typically given lower-level accounts. What that means is that even if a Linux system is compromised, the virus won't have the root access it would need to do damage systemwide; more likely, just the user's local files and programs would be affected. That can make the difference between a minor annoyance and a major catastrophe in any business setting.
2. Social Engineering
Viruses and worms often spread by convincing computer users to do something they shouldn't, like open attachments that carry viruses and worms. This is called social engineering, and it's all too easy on Windows systems. Just send out an e-mail with a malicious attachment and a subject line like, "Check out these adorable puppies!"--or the porn equivalent--and some proportion of users is bound to click without thinking. The result? An open door for the attached malware, with potentially disastrous consequences organizationwide.
Thanks to the fact that most Linux users don't have root access, however, it's much harder to accomplish any real damage on a Linux system by getting them to do something foolish. Before any real damage could occur, a Linux user would have to read the e-mail, save the attachment, give it executable permissions and then run the executable. Not very likely, in other words.
3. The Monoculture Effect
However you want to argue the exact numbers, there's no doubt that Microsoft Windows still dominates most of the computing world. In the realm of e-mail, so too do Outlook and Outlook Express. And therein lies a problem: It's essentially a monoculture, which is no better in technology than it is in the natural world. Just as genetic diversity is a good thing in the natural world because it minimizes the deleterious effects of a deadly virus, so a diversity of computing environments helps protect users.
Fortunately, a diversity of environments is yet another benefit that Linux offers. There's Ubuntu, there's Debian, there's Gentoo, and there are many other distributions. There are also many shells, many packaging systems, and many mail clients; Linux even runs on many architectures beyond just Intel. So, whereas a virus can be targeted squarely at Windows users, since they all use pretty much the same technology, reaching more than a small faction of Linux users is much more difficult. Who wouldn't want to give their company that extra layer of assurance?
4. Audience Size
Hand-in-hand with this monoculture effect comes the not particularly surprising fact that the majority of viruses target Windows, and the desktops in your organization are no exception. Millions of people all using the same software make an attractive target for malicious attacks.
5. How Many Eyeballs
"Linus' Law"--named for Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux--holds that, "given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow." What that means is that the larger the group of developers and testers working on a set of code, the more likely any flaws will be caught and fixed quickly. This, in other words, is essentially the polar opposite of the "security through obscurity" argument.
With Windows, it's a limited set of paid developers who are trying to find problems in the code. They adhere to their own set timetables, and they don't generally tell anyone about the problems until they've already created a solution, leaving the door open to exploits until that happens. Not a very comforting thought for the businesses that depend on that technology.
In the Linux world, on the other hand, countless users can see the code at any time, making it more likely that someone will find a flaw sooner rather than later. Not only that, but users can even fix problems themselves. Microsoft may tout its large team of paid developers, but it's unlikely that team can compare with a global base of Linux user-developers around the globe. Security can only benefit through all those extra "eyeballs."

Once again, none of this is to say that Linux is impervious; no operating system is. And there are definitely steps Linux users should take to make their systems as secure as possible, such as enabling a firewall, minimizing the use of root privileges, and keeping the system up to date. For extra peace of mind there are also virus scanners available for Linux, including ClamAV. These are particularly good measures for small businesses, which likely have more at stake than individual users do.

It's also worth noting that security firm Secunia recently declared that Apple products have more security vulnerabilities than any others--including Microsoft's.Either way, however, when it comes to security, there's no doubt that Linux users have a lot less to worry about.

Hope now you will use Linux, rather than windows.

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How To Connect With A FTP Website Using CMD

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website

Many software tools are available for FTP file transfer. However, you can also use the tools that are in Microsoft Windows.

We assume that you know how to use Microsoft Windows. These instructions are an overview of what you need to do. Before you start, make sure that you know the FTP user name and the FTP password.

Notes

• Possibly, file names on an FTP site are case-sensitive. If you are not sure, ask your ISP. However, if you always make sure that the case is correct, errors cannot occur.
• These instructions are for the Windows operating system.
• Words in this text are what you see in the Command Prompt.
• Words in this text are what you type.
• <Enter> means press the Enter key (also known as the Return key).
• Replace text that is <in angle brackets> with your particular text.
• These instructions were confirmed using Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Possibly, they are correct for other versions of Windows, but possibly, there are small differences.
• Some FTP sites require that you connect using 'passive' mode. Passive mode is not supported in the Windows command line program (www.iss.net/security_center/advice/Services/FTP/PASV/default.htm). Therefore, you cannot use the method that is explained on this page.
• You can use Windows Explorer to transfer files by FTP. That is a much easier method than using FTP at the Command Prompt. Type the FTP address in the Address Bar and enter your user name and password. Then copy files in the usual manner.

To connect to your website using command line FTP

1. Open the DOS Command Prompt (Start>Programs>Accessories>Command Prompt).
2. Type: ftp <your website address> <Enter>
   Example: C:\>ftp www.example.com
3. If a connection to the Internet is not open, the Dial-Up Networking dialog box appears. Click Dial to connect, and obey any instructions that appear.
4. After the system establishes an Internet connection, the User prompt appears. Type your user name and press <Enter>.
5. Type your password and press <Enter>.
6. Text appears. Here is an example:
   C:\>ftp www.example.com
Connected to abc.def.net.
220 abc.def.net FTP server ready.
User (abc.def.net:(none)): joebloggs
331 Password required for joebloggs.
Password:
230 User joebloggs logged in.
ftp>
   
   The ftp prompt on the last line shows that you can now upload, download, and delete files on the website.

To upload to your website

You can either navigate to the directory that contains the files that you want to upload, or you can specify the directory when you upload files. It is probably easiest to navigate to the applicable directory (this is the method that we show).

1. Set the transfer type:
   • For ASCII files (such as HTML pages and CSS) type: ascii <Enter>
   • For binary files (such as graphics, exe files) type: bin <Enter>
2. Optional. Show the data transfer. Type: hash <Enter>
3. Navigate to the local directory (that is, on your computer) that contains the files that you want to upload. Type: lcd <directory> <Enter>
   Note: if there are spaces in the path name, put the path name in double quote marks.
4. Upload or delete files using FTP commands. The most useful are:
   • To upload a single file use put. Example: ftp> put myfile.pdf <Enter>
   • To upload multiple files use mput. Example: ftp> mput *.htm <Enter>
   • To quit FTP use quit
5. Close the Command Prompt.

List of FTP commands

The table lists the DOS-based FTP commands that you can use in the Windows Command Prompt (other FTP commands are available). Some of the explanations are quite cryptic. Sorry.

FTP commands available in DOS

FTP command	Does this
!	Escape to the shell
?	Print local help information
append	Append to a file
ascii	Set ASCII transfer type. Use this to transfer text files, such as .htm files. See www.superior-host.com/webhosting-guide/linux-files.html for an excellent discussion of when to use ascii mode and when to use binary mode.
bell	Beep when command completed
binary	Set binary transfer type. Use this to transfer binary files such as .exe files and graphics (see also ascii).
bye	Terminate the FTP session and exit
cd	Change remote working directory ( use .. to go to parent)
close	Terminate FTP session
delete	Delete remote file
debug	Toggle debugging mode
dir	List the contents of the remote directory
disconnect	Terminate the FTP session
get	Receive file (see also mget)
glob	Toggle metacharacter expansion of local file names
hash	Toggle printing '#' for each buffer transferred
help	Prints list of commands
lcd	Change the local working directory
literal	Send an arbitrary FTP command
ls	List contents of remote directory
mdelete	Delete multiple files
mdir	List the contents of multiple remote directories
mget	Get multiple files (see also get)
mkdir	Make a directory on the remote machine
mls	List contents of multiple remote directories
mput	Send multiple files (see also put)
open	Connect to remote FTP
prompt	Force interactive prompting on multiple commands (this is a toggle)
put	Send one file (see also mput)
pwd	Print working directory on remote machine
quit	Terminate FTP session and exit
quote	Send an arbitrary FTP command. You can view a list of raw FTP commands on www.nsftools.com/tips/RawFTP.htm
recv	Receive file
remotehelp	Get help from remote server
rename	Rename a file
rmdir	Remove a directory on the remote machine
send	Send one file
status	Show current status
trace	Toggle packet tracing
type	Set file transfer type
user	Send new user information
verbose	Toggle verbose mode

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Beginners Hacking Guide

How to hack. It’s a very often asked question with around 1,000,000 Google searches each month. I know that anyone that runs a hacking related website get’s asked this question daily. The same questions get asked from me again and again eg.My girl friend is cheating me i need her password? or Some one is really abusing me i need her password?
Most of us are very curious to learn Hacking and want to become a Hacker, but don’t know where to start. If you are in the same situation this is right place for you.


I am very happy to tell you that my book "A Beginners guide to Ethical Hacking" has just launched.I have been working on this book for past few months.I have dedicated this book completely to beginners who want to become hackers.

 

How will the information in the book affect me?

• You will learn All Ethical hacking techniques and also you will learn to apply them in real world situation
• You will start to think like hackers
• Secure your computer from trojans,worms, Adwares etc
• Amaze your friends with your newly learned tricks
• You will be able to protect your self from future hack attacks

And Much more...

Reality about Password Hacking softwares


You might have heard about some paid password hacking softwares which claim to hack a password on entering the email account.But in reality all those softwares are fake.If you believe what they say then you are just wasting your time and money.These all softwares are fake.If there exists such a software, will there be any security on web. And all expert engineers at Google, Yahoo and other services are not mad. They are all engaged in ensuring security of their customers ie email account owners. So, no such software exists.
So stop wasting your time and money on these foolish softwares and services and learn real Ethical Hacking methods which hackers use to access email accounts.

For Download Link visit the following site

Ethical Hacking Book

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Introduction To Keylogger

If you are one of our facebook fans than the chances you might have heard for several weeks that I will be launching my newset book very soon, So the wait is finally over, Today I have decided to launch my new book "An Introduction To Keyloggers, RATS And Malware", The book is completly dedicated to newbies who are looking forward to play with keyloggers, Rats and various other forms of malware or are curious to know how they can protect their PC's from getting infected with Trojan, worms and other forms of viruses.

The book takes you right from the beginning from basics to some advanced types of attacks too, In this book I have also reviewed various types of best keyloggers out there so you can find it easier to to choose the best one according to your needs.

How Much Does it cost?

Well here is the best part , unlike my other products such as "A Beginners Guide To Ethical hacking" and "Facebook Hacking Course" i have decided to give this e-book for free, The reason why I am giving this e-book for free is because lots of people cannot afford the costs of my products, so I don't want any one to miss the chance of getting hands on it.

My aim is to create awareness among the individual related to Ethical Hacking and Security, This is probably the reason why I am running this blog in the first place. Every single day thousands of people fall for these types of attacks and end up loosing their sensitive data such as their username and passwords and in the worse case some of them end up loosing their credit card numbers too.

By reading this e-book I am very confident that you will be able to protect your computer from most of these types of attacks.

You can download the book here

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