How we can denied the HTTP's PUT Method that most of hackers use to hack websites.?
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If you are using Apache, the following rewrite rule should do the trick. It must be added to the correct server context (main server/vhost directory in httpd.conf or .htaccess in the document root).\n\nRewriteEngine On\nRewriteCond %{REQUEST_METHOD} ^PUT\nRewriteRule .* - [F]\n\nAdded:\n\nI do not run IIS, so this is not first-hand, but you might want to check out Microsoft's URLScan utility at the link below. (Or install Apache. It's free!)
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Definitely the easiest way is to grab something that someone else has written and modify it a little.  In the "biz", people that do this are known as "script kiddies" since they don't have any real knowledge but only how to follow a script.\n\nMost more "original" viruses exploit an existing problem with an existing program or operating system.  Quite often it's due to a "buffer overrun" vulnerability, where the OS allows an application to overwrite memory that doesn't belong to it.  If you're careful, you can overwrite the memory in such a way that the system will interpret it as operating instructions and execute it.  Once you can get it to do that, the system is pwned!!1!
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You can't because it is a public website
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Hacking is illegal !!!
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Odds are that you do not have access to any server side programming tools or do not have the knowledge to use them.  Might I suggest one of the freely available services such as Bravenet Password Gate Service.
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There is not an effective way to hide things. \nEncrypt them. (pgp, gpg)
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there are various tools/hacks/spyware/ that permit a unapproved user to connect to a system by bypassing the usercode security system.
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The most common form of spoofing is to pass a request for data from one computer through another computer so that the site from which info or services is being requested can't accurately identify the source of the request. It's like being able to dial your cell phone from my cell phone so that I can call someone and have your caller id appear on their phone instead of mine. The way it is done is by setting your IP address as a proxy address in my web browser.\n\nYou can block your IP address from being used as a proxy address (or your IP provider can). Proxy spoofing is often used by people who don't want where they are surfing to be connected back to their own IP address. It can also be used to get into a site which has blocked a person's IP address, because they have abused the site before. \n\nAnother kind of spoofing (the one you are experiencing) uses a redirect command to route traffic from one address to another. In this kind of spoof the point is to get someone (who thinks they are at your site) to provide information or access to their computer to a third computer that is almost surely being run by a hacker who is collecting IP addresses and who knows what all else. Yes it is illegal and yes you can get it stopped. Your provider needs to diable your IP address, give you a new one, and help you find the hack in your HTML that is causing the redirection. Good luck.
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If you're willing to risk compromising any "reputation" you may have at your local library, there are indeed ways to bypass a blocked site.\n\nThe first way is called a proxy server. This fools the site block into thinking you're only at one site, when in fact, you're surfing anywhere you want to. The easiest kind of proxy is one such as http://www.userbeam.com/ , which "beams" you to different websites without having to configure your computer to connect to a proxy server from the network preferences.\n\nAnother way is to find a web-translating service, such as Google, and translate the website "from English to English". This also fools the site block.\n\nFinally, Google's cache will fool the site block. Search your site, and instead of clicking the large link at the top of the result, click the "cached" link at the bottom of the result. This is not actually the website, but an archived "functional snapshot" from Google.\n\nI hope that these suggestions may assist you in your block-evading ways.
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If you're working with .NET, dotfuscator is a good start. to keep your app from being reverse compiled. Then hardcode something into your application that looks up a configuration file in a specific location within the computer. Any method you choose is going to be broken eventually, so your best option is to code for a specific nitch market where hacking isn't that prevelant. The more people use your app, the more likely it is to be pirated.
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Dunno but when I put your address in browser I got this as an answer\n\nNo web site is configured at this address
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I can help you with an easy fix.  Type in the address without the http:// and then hit Control Enter.  Doesn't address your specific question but it may help?
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Yes. Here is the prototype for the open method:\n\nopen("method", "URL"[, asyncFlag[, "userName"[, "password"]]])\n\nSet "method" to "POST".\n\nNote: you cannot use any other HTTP verbs (such as HEAD) besides GET and POST. This is a current Apple limitation, and is a known issue.
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Whose proxy? one of them street proxies? the kind you find in every dark corner of the bad neighborhoods on the Internet?\n\nthe message is to the server owner that didn't config the server with 'https' protocol!\n\nget another proxy server!
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no\nthe javascript security model does not permit any setting of the file type input tag.
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When you are going to any site using HTTPS all transformation will be done 128 bit encryption mode. And the owner of site will give the certificate stating that he has taken care of security threats while transacting. If you found such certificate is other than what the author sent or if you did not obey the terms then you have option to reject the certificate. By using certificate we are awaring the user
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what do you mean by this if you Mean HTML or HTTP then no but yo ucan find example of this in my pc under program giles