21 January, 2015

Ringo App Review: Low-Cost International Calls, Almost Internet-Free

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Ringo Android App


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here are lots of ways to keep in touch with people living in other countries but most of the free ones require a stable Internet connection - which is often a major stumbling block. When you're at home on a fast Wi-Fi connection, it is easy to video-chat with friends and family using services such as Skype and FaceTime. But it's very hard to find a stable 3G connection when you're on the move, even in big cities such as Mumbai and New Delhi.
Aside from this, for a while it looked like Airtel was going to charge extra for access to services like Skype for both prepaid and postpaid users. While Airtel's move is on hold for now, this could change soon.
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At the same time, a telephone call can be extremely expensive. We recently called up a friend in Dubai and ended up paying over Rs. 50 for a three-minute conversation. Ringo, an app that claims to let you make "Internet-free" international phone calls at low rates wants to solve both these problems, of cost and connectivity, at the same time. Ringo recently arrived in India and its call rates looked appealing enough for us to see if it works as advertised. Here's what we thought after using it for a while.
It's not totally 'Internet-free'
Ringo lets you make phone calls to mobiles and landlines in other countries. Only you need to install the app on your smartphone. The other person can answer the call without installing Ringo, so you can call anyone who has a working phone connection.
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Ringo Android App
Ringo is a well-designed app that checks your contacts and lists only those with an international number. This is a nice touch to ensure that you don't have to sift through a tonne of local contacts to find those you need to call. All you have to do is tap any of these contacts to request a call. Ringo says when a user from India contacts someone in the United Kingdom, the app automatically dials out a local call to the Indian user and another local call to the UK user and connects the two over reliable carrier circuits.
Once you send the request, you'll get a call from a Ringo number. Answer that call and an automated message will play, telling you that you'll hear a series of beeps until the other person receives your call. Once your contact answers the call, the experience is just like any phone call. The call was clear, barring a minor drop in voice quality when the person we called passed through an area with poor network.
While you don't need an Internet connection to speak to your international contacts, you'll need an Internet connection to request a phone call via Ringo. The app also uses a data connection to for the billing at the end of the call, tracking your Ringo credits - which are like the balance amount on any prepaid mobile connection.

Ringo credits

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Ringo Android App
You need to buy Ringo credits to make phone calls, just like you get a prepaid recharge. This can be done within the Ringo app or from the website. When we tried to buy credits via Ringo's iPhone app, a pop-up informed us that we'd get Rs. 42 in Ringo credits (+ Rs. 18 first time purchase bonus) by paying Rs. 60. We bought a recharge via the app and got an email from Ringo stating that transactions made through the iPhone app are subject to 30 percent fees from Apple.
The mail asked us to get a recharge via the website to avoid this. We got ourselves a recharge from the website and can verify that you get credits worth Rs. 63 when you buy a $1 recharge.
Another additional charge that's not advertised anywhere is that missed calls are not free. If you request a call via Ringo, you get a call from Ringo and you wait until the other person answers the call. If the person doesn't answer the call, you pay for the minute or so that the attempted call lasted for anyway. As regular users of VoIP services would know, this is the case with other apps in this category (such as Skype) as well. With Ringo, this may set you back by a minor Rs. 1.08 if you're calling someone in the US; however, a missed call to Dubai will cost you Rs. 8.62 because the call rate for UAE is higher than that to the US.

Is it worth it?

Despite these issues, Ringo is actually offering a pretty good deal. Its rates are a lot lower than those offered by telcos. If you're thinking that you can just buy a calling card from telcos to get low ISD rates then you're probably forgetting that these cards are valid for a limited time and often have additional charges in the fine print too.

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Ringo Android App
Ringo is not the only one offering low-cost outgoing calls and we have written about three other services that offer similar features - Nimbuzz, Line and Viber, in addition to the popular Skype. A quick glance at their fare charts reveals that calls to the US are cheaper using Nimbuzz (although Skype has a promotional offer that makes calls to the US free till March 1, 2015), but for UAE, Ringo's rates are lowest. We looked at rates for several other countries and found that Ringo offers competitive prices. But with Ringo, you don't need to have a fast Internet connection - you just need to be able to send the connection request, and the rest of the call happens on your phone line.
Ringo's credits don't expire, unlike those offered by Line which expire in 30 days. Skype lets you pay a fixed subscription fee if you want lower calling charges, but we prefer having low rates without paying a monthly fee - which Ringo offers. Ringo is a lightweight app that focuses only on letting you make phone calls. If you don't want an app with other social features such as instant messaging, you will like Ringo. But if you are a regular Viber or Line user, then there's no real reason to switch to Ringo unless its call rates are lower for the country you want to call.
Of course, it's still cheaper to make voice calls via the Internet using a chat platform like Skype or Facebook Messenger. We made an audio call using Facebook Messenger and checked our data balance before and after the call. This told us that we used roughly 0.6MB of data during a call that lasted for a minute. On 3G plans, most telcos charge around Rs. 250 for 1GB of data, which equates to roughly 25 paise per MB. Various broadband plans make data even cheaper. That means our minute-long VOIP call cost us around 15 paise or even less if we were chatting while connected to the Wi-Fi.
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Ringo Android App
The problem with free VOIP services such as Skype, FaceTime, and Facebook Messenger is that both speakers need to be connected to the Internet, and both need to be using the same chat app, and have connected to each other. Most of us have probably gone through the ritual of making a short phone call to get the other person to switch on their computer and log into Skype in order to talk, and Ringo takes that hassle out of the picture entirely.
Even if you are on a slow 2G connection, it is possible to request a call through Ringo (it just takes a little while longer). The rest of the process is offline and should present no problems unless there are network issues on either end. You don't have to worry about call drops due to a flaky Internet connection or getting the other person to install apps and register with any service.

Conclusion

Ringo offers an easy and affordable way to make phone calls to international numbers. We found that it works reliably and is a good option to call those who don't have a stable Internet connection. As long as you are getting a recharge through the Ringo website, it's a good deal for those who frequently call people living abroad.
Ringo can be downloaded for free on iOS, Android, and Windows Phone.

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17 January, 2015

Download New Internet Download Manager (IDM) v6.21 Build 18 Final - Full Version


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12 January, 2015

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09 January, 2015

Airtel Trick to Activate Daily Trial Packs for Free

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08 January, 2015

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07 January, 2015

Whatsapp Hacking Methods 2015 (Multiple)

1. MAC Spoofing
(i) Uninstall WhatsApp from your phone or device.

(ii) Obtain your target's phone. You'll need it for two different steps throughout the process, but this shouldn't take too long

(iii) Find your target's phone's Media Access Control (MAC) address. A MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to your phone or other device that essentially serves as its online identity. Find and write down your target's MAC address. It takes the form of six pairs of letters or numbers, separated by colons (01:23:45:67:89:ab).

* On an Android, find this in Settings → About phone → Status → Wi-Fi MAC address.
* On an iPhone, go to Settings → General → About → Wi-Fi Address.
* On a Windows phone, look in Settings → About → More info → MAC address.
* On a BlackBerry, go to Options → Device → Device and Status info → WLAN MAC.


If you find the MAC address as unavailable, turn on the 'WiFi' connectivity and then you'll get it instantly.

(iv) Find your MAC address using the instructions above. Backup your original MAC address as you would need to change it back to that after the "work" is done

(v) Change ("spoof") your phone's MAC address to that of your target. This will allow your phone to pass as your target's, letting you convince WhatsApp that you are your target when you log in.

* On an iPhone or other device, install a MAC spoofing app like MacDaddy X or WifiSpoof. Use that to change your MAC address.
* On Android, install BusyBox and the Terminal Emulator (apps available for free on Google Play). In the terminal, type "ip link show" to see a list of interfaces. Identify the one that has your MAC address -- for this example, we'll use the eth0 interface. In the terminal emulator, enter "ip link set eth0 address XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX" and "ip link set eth0 broadcast XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX", where eth0 is the interface you identified and XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX is your target's MAC address. To check that you've successfully changed your MAC address, enter "ip link show eth0."

(vi) Install and configure WhatsApp on your phone. Enter your target's phone number to set up WhatsApp rather than your own. This will allow you to receive their messages and send messages from their account.

(vii) Get the confirmation code from your target's phone. This code will be sent to their phone number as part of the WhatsApp configuration process. Access their phone one last time to get that verification code. Enter it into WhatsApp on your phone when prompted, and you're all ready to go.

* If you don't want your target to find out about your spoofing, make sure to delete the confirmation code from their phone before they can see it.

{Note: This step is restricted to areas where MAC spoofing is known by the authorities and this has been taken as a step for all types of installations and reinstallations of Whatsapp Application}

(viii) When you no longer need to access your target's WhatsApp account, change your MAC address back to what it was. Repeat the instructions to change it, but this time change it to your original address rather than your target's. This will restore your phone to how it was originally, which will ensure that there are no future problems with Internet usage or connectivity.

2. Whatsapp Backup Database Access

(i) Find the WhatsApp database backup file and copy it on your computer.

* For non-rooted Android devices:

Quote:/sdcard/WhatsApp/Databases/msgstore.db.crypt
/phone/WhatsApp/Databases/msgstore.db.crypt

* For rooted Android devices:
Quote:/data/data/com.whatsapp/databases/msgstore.db
/data/data/com.whatsapp/databases/wa.db

If you extract the WhatsApp databse from msgstore.db or wa.db files, the name and phone number of a WhatsApp contact will also be displayed in the extracted file.
***Android users directly refer from step (i) to step (iv)***


* If you use WhatsApp on iPhone, the WhatsApp backup file is,
net.whatsapp.WhatsApp/Documents/ChatStorage.sqlite

If you don’t see this file, you can create it manually. To create a backup of your WhatsApp data on your iPhone, first connect it to your computer and start iTunes, and create a full unencrypted backup of your iPhone data.

(ii) Download and install the iPhone Backup Extractor. (http://www.iphonebackupextractor.com/) Run the program and select the iPhone backup file your just created. Click on ‘Expert Mode’ in bottom right corner.

(iii)Click Application, find and select net.WhatsApp.WhatsApp and then click on Extract Selected.

*In the extracted data, the file ChatStorage.sqlite contains all your WhatsApp data backup. After the .sqlite file is extracted, you will get the crypted files.

(iv) Now download WhatsApp Xtract package (https://code.google.com/p/hotoloti/downl...p&can=2&q=) on your computer and extract it.

(v) Now, download and install Python (http://www.activestate.com/activepython/downloads) programming language environment on your computer. Download the 32bit (x86) version (nevertheless of your computer being 32 or 64), and install it {64 bit has several errors that can interfere}

* Do not be afraid. You do not need to know programming to operate Python. You just need to use a few commands to extract the Whatsapp backup file.

(vi) Open the extracted folder of Whataspp Xtract Package. Find a file named "install pyCrypto.bat. Right-click the file and "run as administrator".

* This file will execute the following Python command:
Quote:pypm install pycrypto

This command will automatically install the pycrypto library on your computer - which will be used to decrypt Whatsapp backup data.

(vii) Now in the same folder, run either whatsapp_xtract_iphone.bat, whatsapp_xtract_android_crypted.bat or whatsapp_xtract_android.bat depending upon the backup file you used. To run any of these files, simply right click on it and click run as administrator, just like above.

Another alternative method here is to run whatsapp_xtract_console.bat and specify the WhatsApp backup file manually

Quote:/* For Android DB: */
python whatsapp_xtract.py -i msgstore.db -w wa.db

/* if wa.db is unavailable */
python whatsapp_xtract.py -i msgstore.db

/*for crypted db*/
python whatsapp_xtract.py -i msgstore.db.crypt

/*For iPhone DB*/
python whatsapp_xtract.py -i ChatStorage.sqlite

After the execution of the command will be completed, all Whatsapp backup data that you hauled into your computer will be decrypted and will be displayed on your default browser.


3. Whatsapp API and Reverse Engineering

WhatsAPI [ https://github.com/venomous0x/WhatsAPI ] is available as an XMPP platform for hands-on access for Whatsapp. WhatsApp uses customized XMPP server with proprietary extensions, named internally as FunXMPP.

WhatsApp Authentication / Login Mechanism: Just like any other XMPP, WhatsApp uses jabber id and password to login. The password is hashed, stored in servers upon account creation and used transparently everytime the client connects the server.

On Android, the password is a md5 hash of the reversed IMEI number:
Quote:$imei = "112222223333334"; // example IMEI
$androidWhatsAppPassword = md5(strrev($imei)); // reverse IMEI and calculate md5 hash

On iOS, the password is generated from the devices WLAN MAC address:
Quote:$wlanMAC = "AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF"; // example WLAN MAC address
$iphoneWhatsAppPassword = md5($wlanMAC.$wlanMAC); // calculate md5 hash using the MAC address twice

Both IMEI and MAC address are easily retrievable from devices if you have physical access to it. MAC address is much easier to capture as you can sniff on the wireless network to which iOS device is connected.

The Jabber ID is a concatenation between your country’s code and mobile number.

Initial login uses Digest Access Authentication. You can try this for yourself:

Quote:https://r.whatsapp.net/v1/exist.php?cc=&...6;password

Quote:$countrycode = the country calling code
$phonenumber = the users phone number (without the country calling code)
$password = see above, for iPhone use md5($wlanMAC.$wlanMAC), for Android use e md5(strrev($imei))

The response you would receive would be in XML, containing messages designated for your phone.


Text Messages: Messages are basically sent as TCP packets, following WhatsApp’s own format (unlike what’s defined in XMPP RFCs).

Photos, Videos and Audio files shared with WhatsApp contacts are HTTP-uploaded to a server before being sent to the recipient(s) along with Base64 thumbnail of media file (if applicable) along with the generated HTTP link as the message body.

Another vital piece of information:
Quote:~blank line~
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<array>
<dict>
<key>P</key>
<string>1234567890</string>
<key>T</key>
<integer>10817</integer>
<key>S</key>
<string>Your Status Here</string>
<key>JID</key>
<string>23xxxxxxxxx</string>
<key>NP</key>
<true/>
</dict>
</array>
</plist>
~blank line~

Here, the key P refers to the user's phone number
T seems to be uptime
S is the status message
JID is the Jabber ID
NP has not been confirmed yet.

This is an official privacy leak from Whatsapp.

Reverse Engineering with IMEI and MAC addresses can create a JID for login onto WhatsAPI to access Whatsapp Chats.


4. Spyware

This is no-doubt, the easiest method to sniff the chat logs of a person. Android RATs can also substitute the use of Spyware in this case

(i) Choose an app or program to use.
* There are several premium paid programs like mSpy, Spymaster Pro, Copy9 and Mobile Spy which can assure premium spy service

* There are also free applications for spying on other's phones. Children Tracker, Spy Video Recorder, and Secret Agent which can allow remote access to the victim's phone.

(ii) Buy/install your chosen application. Once you've made your purchase, follow the instructions to install the app. This will usually involve installing it on your phone or computer as well as on the phone that you'll be monitoring.

(iii) Set up the app and start tracking. Follow the app's instructions to make sure everything is set up properly so that you can view all the desired information. You should start receiving their WhatsApp messages, as well as any other information you've included.


5. Dead Method

This method was a popular way to sniff the Whatsapp Password without physical access to the client's phone.

As of August 2013, this method has died off, because Whatsapp traffic has stopped being shown on mitmproxy and SSLsplit - making this method a dead one. The new August 2013 update of the Whatsapp client requires the client software to check the certificate fingerprints, which makes password sniffing/forgery via proxies almost impossible.

Similarly, WhatsAPI was down on February 2014 due to DMCA infrigement but has been brought back online a few months ago.

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03 January, 2015

How To Set Up Dendroid | Android Rat

Dendroid Server Tutorial.
Requirements:

Dendroid Source Android Studio (Java RE 7 is needed)
Web server with PHP, MySql, (Ion Cube Loader (VPS Only))
phpmyadmin (For Easy Database setup)


Dendroid Web Panel.
1) Extract the dendroid source. And Navigate to the Dendroid Panel Folder. Inside will be two Folders, Navigate inside Panel, You'll see multiple PHP files.


2) Open reg.php, applysettings.php, blockbot.php ,deletebot.php ,deletefile.php ,deletepics.php ,functions.php, table.php In your text editor of your choice 


3) With the multiple php files open you will see { $url = "http://pizzachip.com/rat/"; } You will need to replace this in all the files you just opened with the url to your server
For an example > http://mysite.com/Panel/


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Below Image Is Inside Reg.php ONLY

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4) Open clearawaiting.php, clearmessages.php in your text editor. Add <?php to the first line of the file it will be <? however , it should be <?php to be able to run correctly as php.
5) Open get.php, get-functions.php, new-upload.php ,upload-pictures.php ,find the line { if($_GET['Password'] == "keylimepie") } Change keylimepie to your Database password.

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6) Go to your Phpmyadmin. (For Cpanel, Create a new DB and then click the Phpmyadmin icon *Note write down the server ip or name listed for the database*) Keep in mind if a password is assigned to you MUST change your password in step 5 to match your database password. Other wise your database wont be able to update the botnets and WONT work.

7) Select import at the top, Then proceed to import the SQL.sql File located inside 'Other Files' Within the source. This will add the necessary tables to your database.


8) Upload the files to your web server ( If on a VPS CMOD 777 the directory ) once done navigate to your url. Fill in the necessary info. For an example


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9) Delete the Setup folder.
Dendroid Application.
1) Download and open Android Studio (Download located under Requirements) proceed to install/open Android Studio.exe or Android Studio.app on mac.


2) Click Open An Existing Android Studio Project Browse to the the path to the dendroid apk source directory. 


3) Click the Drop Down Arrow for Dendroid > src > com.connect > Then click MyService To Open it.


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4) Once MyService is open you ill see encodedURL = , backupURL = , encodedPassword = , Go to Base64encode.org and encode your url you used in Step 3 Of Dendroid Web Panel. And the same for backupURL unless you have two Panels. For an example http://mysite.com/Panel < Note that i didn't use a / for the last directory this is REQUIRED or it will input '//'

5) Paste the encoded URL into encodedURL , and backupURL Fields then encode your Database password and Paste it into encodedPassword
i.e. For http://mysite.com/Panel = aHR0cDovL215c2l0ZS5jb20vUGFuZWw= and For my Database pass (Takedown) = VGFrZWRvd24=


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6) Right Click Dendroid Apk > Open Module Settings > Select "Use module comple path.." > Then select a valid compile directory.

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7) then Click Build > Generate Signed Apk > Select Dendroid > Next > Proceed to make the keystore.

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8) Select the destination for the apk output and name. Then Click Finish.

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9) Install the APK and the user will pop up in the control panel.
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