How to Watch Security Camera Streams on the Internet

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Proxy Chaining/Bouncing

                                              Proxy Chaining/Bouncing :
 Proxy chaining is basically the idea of using more than one Proxy to connect to the Internet, The main use of proxy Chaining is to hide your identity .You can connect to as many proxies you want. The more you connect, the more anonymous you will be, Proxy Chains makes it very difficult to trace you back for Eg:- lets take proxy chain which passes through various countries
<-----------Proxy-------------> Your PC ----------> India --> Pakistan --> USA --->China --------->Web site
Its very difficult to-trace back such proxies since it passes through various countries, Thus Proxy chaining is generally a technique used by hackers to hide their identity online, How ever that being said its not impossible to trace proxy chains

Ping Sweep?

Ping Sweep? 
First of all you should know what is ping, Ping is basically a system's network based utility which is used to identify that host is alive or dead or technically you can call it as echo reply. By alive i mean that host( computer, system, network, website etc..) is active and by dead means host is in shutdown mode.
Note: Anything can be a host like website, computer system, printer, network or any device.

Now what is Ping Sweep, basically ping sweep is basically a information gathering technique which is used to identify live hosts by pinging them. Let's understand it more technically, Ping Sweep is also called Ping scan or ICMP sweep (Internet Control message protocol) or 2 way handshake protocol. It is two way handshake protocol because one host sends data(packets) and other host validates the data and return the acknowledgement (basically packets) that ping is successful or not.

IP spoofing

IP spoofing
IP spoofing is the process of creating IP packets with a spoofed source with the purpose of hiding the identity of sender. IP spoofing is a common method that is used by spammers and scammers to mislead others on the origin of the information they send. Hackers use IP spoofing so they do not get caught spamming and to perpetrate denial of service attacks.

Tools - For Windows
Engage Packet Builder v2.20 - Scriptable packet builder for Windows
HPing v2.0.0 - Command-line oriented TCP/IP packet assembler/analyzer
Nemesis v1.4 beta3 - Command-line portable IP stack
Colasoft Packet Builder v1.0 - Tool for creating custom network packets
Colasoft Packet Player v1.1 - Packet replay tool
PacketExcalibur v1.0.2 - Graphical and scriptable network packet engine
Scapy v2.0.0.10 - Interactive packet manipulation tool
Spoofer v0.5 - IP Spoofing Tester
NMap v4.68 - Utility for network exploration and security auditing

Tools - For Linux

LSRscan v1.0 - Loose Source Route Scanning Tool
Scapy v2.0.0.10 - Interactive packet manipulation tool
Sendip v2.5-1 - Send completely arbitrary packets out over the network
Spoofer v0.5 - IP Spoofing Tester
Yersina v0.7.1 - Tool to exploit weakenesses in different network protocols
HPing v2.0.0 - Command-line TCP/IP packet assembler/analyzer
IRPAS v0.8 - Internetwork Routing Portocol Attack Suite (File2Cable etc.)
LSRtunnel v0.2.1 - Loose Source Route Tunneling Tool
Nemesis v1.4 beta3 - Command-line portable IP stack
NMap v4.76 - Utility for network exploration and security auditing
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What is Windows Temporary Files

What is Windows Temporary Files

A Windows temporary file is created under the following three circumstances: 

1. Windows Desktop applications, such as Write, and multiple document interface (MDI) applications, such as Excel, create temporary files to handle necessary user editing.
   
   Because a Desktop application cannot have multiple documents open at once, it must immediately create a temporary file that allows you to undo any editing. MDI applications create temporary files only when necessary (for related editing), rather than for every worksheet that is open.
2. When you run an MS-DOS-based standard application with Windows/286, Windows/286 creates a temporary file (for example, ~PIFCHFA.TMP) so that it can swap to disk to make room for other applications to use memory.
3. When you print from Windows or any Windows-based application with the spooler enabled, Windows creates temporary files on the hard disk. Windows spools the print job to the temporary file and then sends it to the appropriate printer as a background operation.

Note: Microsoft recommends that you have approximately 2 megabytes (MB) of free disk space available for the creation of temporary files.

What to Do with Temporary Files

A number of files may appear on the hard drive in various directories beginning with a tilde character (~) and ending with a .TMP extension. These may be temporary files created by Windows that remain on the hard drive due to an irregular exit from a Windows session. 

Under normal conditions, these files are closed and deleted by Windows when you quit a Windows session. However, if you quit Windows in an irregular way (for example, restarting the computer or turning it off during an active Windows session) the files are not closed or deleted. 

The temporary files should be located in a designated subdirectory of their own. If temporary files appear in the root directory, you may have an invalid SET TEMP statement. Check for the following conditions: 

1. Using a text editor, such as Microsoft Windows Notepad, open the AUTOEXEC.BAT file and make sure it includes a valid SET TEMP statement. This statement should be similar to the following:

   SET TEMP=C:\WINDOWS\TEMP
         

2. Note the path that the SET TEMP statement points to and check to ensure that such a subdirectory does exist. If not, create a subdirectory to match the SET TEMP statement.
3. If the SET TEMP statement is pointing to a RAM drive, make sure the RAM drive is large enough to hold the temporary files being created.

By ensuring that there is a valid SET TEMP statement and a separate subdirectory for temporary files, these files can easily be deleted on a regular basis. 

To delete a temporary file, use the following steps:

1. Close Windows.
2. From the MS-DOS command prompt, change to the TEMP directory.
3. Delete any existing .TMP files. Make sure Windows is not running at the time these files are deleted. Some of these .TMP files may be files that Windows is using.