Nearly 2 months ago RapidShare implemented a new and difficult to beat CAPTCHA system. The CAPTCHAs are displayed as up to 8 warped alphanumeric characters, each with a dog or a cat printed over them. The user then is instructed to type in the 4 letters (although technically some “letters” are actually numbers) with the cat on them.

As you can see that it is tough to us humans for recognize which characters has cats at the sample RapidShare CAPTCHA image above! This new update has gone a little too far just because they want to break CryptLoad, USDownloader, (E)lephant and RSD auto CAPTCHA decryption. All those tools were unable to auto recognized RapidShare CAPTCHA codes for more than a month but now CryptLoad has managed to find a way to decode and auto recognize RapidShare CAPTCHA with cats! Unlimited RapidShare downloading is AGAIN possible with CryptLoad.


I won’t be explaining about how to use CryptLoad because I’ve already written about it last year. If you haven’t read that article, here’s the link. It gives you an idea what is Cryptload, what it can do and how to use it in step-by-step. Basically CryptLoad is a free software that can download from RapidShare as a free user as if they were a premium user. There is no need to wait to continue downloading the next file and also there is no need to enter the confusing CAPTCHA codes as it is recognized and entered automatically.

When I got to know that latest CryptLoad is able to auto recognized RapidShare CAPTCHA, I was very excited to test it but wasn’t able to because RapidShare happy hours were still active. I had wait until at night when the happy hours are deactivated. I ran CryptLoad, added a rapidshare link, and the 4 letters containing cats were instantly and automatically entered without feeling that it had to go through some kind of OCR program.

CryptLoad has improved a lot since the last time I’ve written about it. One of the biggest update is the online CryptLoad CLR-Creator. Previously if we want CryptLoad to support our router for reconnect, we’ll have to contact one of the creator of Cryptload to help us create the CLR file. But now, we can do it ourselves. Just install Live HTTP Headers plugin for Firefox and capture the text data when you manually reconnect the Internet from your router. Paste the text data into the online Cryptload CLR-Creator and it will create a CLR file that supports your router. You can refer to CryptLoad WIKI on how to do that.

Other than that, everything else is pretty much the same. Their next major update CryptLoad version 2 will be much lighter and support Mac OS, Linux and possibly PS3! Keep up the good work Apokalyser, Borka and Shira! Although some people say that other tools are better, I personally felt that CryptLoad is the best!

I just want to clarify that CryptLoad is a download manager for file hosting websites that supports a lot of powerful features and it is NOT a hacking tool. Thanks Frank Z. for sharing this latest news with me!

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A lot of people know or at least heard about Napster, P2P, BitTorrent (or also known as just Torrent) but when it comes to Usenet, many might have heard of it but doesn’t know how it works or even how to use it. Usenet is a worldwide network of commercial grade servers that has been around since 1980! I wasn’t even born yet at that time and it’s already there until today. When BitTorrent was still new, it took me a while to figure out how it works to download stuff and the requirements to achieve faster download speed. The same goes with Usenet. If you haven’t heard of it, you will have to spend some time in testing a couple of a free Usenet newsreader that you find comfortable using it and configure to search for the newsgroup that you want. Here is a very good article about BitTorrent vs Usenet that you should read. It explains about Usenet’s advantage over BitTorrent on privacy, file availability, and download speed.

To make it simpler, there are paid Usenet clients such as Binverse that has everything integrated into it, making the whole process of downloading from Usenet much easier and faster with 256-Bit secure connections and no server logs. All you need to do is download and install the software, search and download. There is no need to worry about not having enough seeders and etc… Of course Binverse offers much more features than that which I’ve covered at the rest of the article.


Binverse setup installer is only 1.8MB in size and runs Windows (32bit & 64bit) and Mac OS. After installation, running Binverse will prompt you enter your username and password to unlock the features. Binverse is a paid software, so you’ll have to purchase subscription in order to receive the username and password.

Using Binverse to search and download files is just too easy. After logging in, there is a search box where you can search for files, text, photos or browse your favorite groups. Type in the keyword that you want to search and hit the Search button. Within seconds the search results will appear at the bottom of the software.

There are 4 useful buttons above the search result which is Open, Comments, Download and Preview. The Open button shows the files that are in the package, comments button provides information on the file, download button to start downloading the package. Finally the preview button is very useful to determine the quality of the video or audio that you want to download so that you won’t waste both your time and bandwidth in downloading something that you don’t want to.

By default Binverse uses the Atimto Usenet Index search server but you can change that to either NFONews.com, NZBMatrix or ngindex.com from the Settings. If you’re unsure which to use, it is best to use the default Atimto server. Other options for Download, Chat, Miscellaneous and Proxy Server in the settings are pretty straight forward and not too confusing, unlike a BitTorrent client that has a lot of technical configuration.

Binverse has a built-in automatic updater and installer from Help > Search for Updates. Currently it shows a new version of Binverse is available and can be installed but it is a 1.34 Beta release. I tried updating Binverse to 1.34 beta but Binverse couldn’t run after that. Reinstalling the old version fixes the problem.

If you love downloading files, have that extra money to spend but hate using BitTorrent or downloading from one-click file Hosting websites such as FileSonic, then go ahead and give Binverse a try to download files from Usenet. They do have 3 day trial period, which means that within the first 3 days you may try out their service and cancel anytime in the members’ area if you are not satisfied. Do note that if you do not cancel your account within the first 3 days of your membership you will be charged the price for the plan you chose upon registration. This trial system is actually implemented by Symantec for their Norton products.

I’ve read some comments in WoT and some claimed that Binverse contains virus. Binverse is just a Usenet client. By installing Binverse, your computer will not be infected by viruses. Only when you start downloading stuff BLINDLY without double checking the downloaded files and using your common sense, that is when your computer might get infected by virus. Just like an Internet web browser such as Firefox. We can download files using Firefox and get infected by virus, but it doesn’t mean that Firefox is a virus. Hope you get the picture.

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Here’s a quick and easy way to change your administrator password on Windows XP.

1. Place your Windows XP CD in your cd-rom and start your computer (it’s assumed here that your XP CD is bootable as it should be – and that you have your bios set to boot from CD)

2. Keep your eye on the screen messages for booting to your CD Typically, it will be “Press any key to boot from CD”



3. Once you get in, the first screen will indicate that Setup is inspecting your system and loading files.

4. When you get to the Welcome to Setup screen, press ENTER to Setup Windows now

5. The Licensing Agreement comes next – Press F8 to accept it.

6. The next screen is the Setup screen which gives you the option to do a Repair.
It should read something like “If one of the following Windows XP installations is damaged, Setup can try to repair it”
Use the up and down arrow keys to select your XP installation (if you only have one, it should already be selected) and press R to begin the Repair process.

7. Let the Repair run. Setup will now check your disks and then start copying files which can take several minutes.

8. Shortly after the Copying Files stage, you will be required to reboot. (this will happen automatically – you will see a progress bar stating “Your computer will reboot in 15 seconds”

9. During the reboot, do not make the mistake of “pressing any key” to boot from the CD again! Setup will resume automatically with the standard billboard screens and you will notice Installing Windows is highlighted.

10. Keep your eye on the lower left hand side of the screen and when you see the Installing Devices progress bar, press SHIFT + F10. This is the security hole! A command console will now open up giving you the potential for wide access to your system.

11. At the prompt, type NUSRMGR.CPL and press Enter. Voila! You have just gained graphical access to your User Accounts in the Control Panel.

12. Now simply pick the account you need to change and remove or change your password as you prefer. If you want to log on without having to enter your new password, you can type control userpasswords2 at the prompt and choose to log on without being asked for password. After you’ve made your changes close the windows, exit the command box and continue on with the Repair (have your Product key handy).

13. Once the Repair is done, you will be able to log on with your new password (or without a password if you chose not to use one or if you chose not to be asked for a password). Your programs and personalized settings should remain intact.

I’m pretty sure you must know and saw Windows Vista. It looks really nice for major GUI updates. Many of them who saw it wished to get Vistalish look for their XP or even 2003. It might sounds stupid to say this since you all know what it is but just bear it 😛

This program will transform your Windows user interface to ultimate Windows Vista look that everyone will never notice it’s the same old Windows XP (or 2003)



Vista Transformation Pack will replace many of the resources in Windows XP/Windows Server 2003. It can change such things as:
• Boot screen
• Welcome Screen / Logon Screen
• New msstyles files (visual styles)
• New desktop and file icons
• New toolbar icons
• Progress Dialogs
• Sounds scheme
• System Tray icons
• New Wallpapers
• Windows Media Player Skins
• And much more

Changes in Version 4.0
-Added batch-script blocking detection function (No more transforming with batch problems)
-Added closing explorer.exe to prevent conflicts in Repairing and Uninstalling
-Added Logoff/Shutdown button text removing option
-Added Progress message for Repairing and Uninstalling
-Added repair mode option (to repair only updates files with backing up or all files without backing up)
-Added some Vista 536x wallpapers
-Added un-official Windows Vista sounds by digitalfive.org
-Added Vista.ru’s Windows Media Player 11 (codename Eclipse) skin
-Added Vista System Properties dialog
-Added Vista Transformation Pack FAQ (contributed by members in forum)
-Added Windows drive icon
-Fixed font changing bug
-Fixed icons bug in shell32.dll
-Fixed losing updated files after transformation from repairing
-Fixed operating system detection bug in maintenance center
-Fixed WindowBlinds 5 installation path
-Removed First-Run transformation mode to prevent confusions
-Removed Longhorn and unused stuffs (developed from Lite branch)
-Removed Longhorn SideBar due to discontinued and couple of bugs
-Updated Rebuild Icon Cache program to use Visual Basic 6 Runtime
-Updated Vista Boot Screen to beta 2 inspired
-Updated Vista file processing dialog
-Updated Vista icons to build 5365
-Updated Vista LogonUI to build 5365
-Updated Vista Progress dialog
-Updated Vista Toolbar style options
-Updated Vista tray icons
-Updated visual styles
|-Fixed CaptionButton positioning bug in “Aero Style (Vista – Beta 1)”
|-Fixed CaptionButton transparency bug in WindowBlinds skin
|-Fixed Horizontal shellstyle bug in Beta 2
|-Fixed Logoff/Shutdown button alignment in Beta themes and WindowBlinds skin
|-Fixed ListviewHeader background
|-Fixed PlaceItem positioning bug
|-Fixed StartButton bugs
|-Fixed TabItem border in WindowBlinds skin
|-Fixed UserPicture positioning bug
|-Updated Glass border in visual styles WindowBlinds skin (Actual 5342 port)
|-Updated ListBox background in WindowBlinds skin
|-Updated shellstyles in Beta 2 visual styles with awesome mods!
|-Updated StartButton in Beta 2 visual styles
|-Updated StartPanel in Beta 2 visual styles
|-Updated Shutdown/Logoff button in StartPanel
|-Updated TabItem
|-Updated ToolBarBackground
|-Updated ToolBarButtons
|-Updated UserPicture background to common ones

[ Download Vista Transformation Pack v4.0 | Author’s Website ]

My opinion: I do not use much visual stuff on my computer as I don’t even have a wallpaper. But if you’re into tweaking and making your computer look nicer, then you should definitely try this. It will impress a lot of people thinking that you’ve already got Windows Vista installed! When you tell them it’s only the user interface that’s changed, the next thing is they will be asking you where you got it.. and you know where you got this information from 😉

A year ago I introduced a free utility called Unlocker that is able to unlock files you cannot delete, more or rename because there are programs that might be using the file. It’s a very good utility and I always recommend people to install it. The only problem with that utility is that it requires installation and it’s not portable.

I need something that can do the same except it is portable and I can carry it on my USB flash drive. It can be very helpful in stopping and deleting running suspicious files on customer’s computer. After a little searching, I found a free utility that can do the same as Unlocker and it’s PORTABLE!


FileASSASSIN can delete locked files on your system. It uses advanced techniques to unload modules, close remote handles, and terminate processes to allow the removal of the file.

Simply download FileASSASSIN from the link below. There are installer version and also portable version. Start FileASSASSIN and select a file by dragging it onto the text area or select it using the (…) button. Next, select a removal method from the list. Finally, click delete and the removal process will commence.

I like the options that the interface has. You can either use the FileASSASSIN’s method to unlock and delete the running file, or you can choose to automatically delete the file when Windows reboot or the normal delete function that is the same as pressing the delete key in Windows. Below are the explanations of FileASSASIN’s method of file processing.
1. Unlock locked file handlers: This option will scan through all handles system wide and remove any pointers to the file.
2. Unload modules: This function will free the libraries from remote processes.
3. Terminate the file’s process: This function will simply terminate the process.
4. Delete file: This option will decide if the file shall be deleted or not.

FileASSASSIN v1.05 is free and compatible with Windows 2000, NT, XP, Vista.

[ Download FileASSASSIN Installer | Portable version of FileASSASSIN ]

Someone by the nickname of Dr. Chang has managed to permanently activate Windows without buying it! I’m not sure about this because I have not tried Windows Vista and the crack yet. However, Dr. Chang has included screenshots to proof that it’s true that he managed to crack Windows Vista activation. Dr. Chang tried pushing the date to Year 2016 (ten years ahead) and restarting several times, then moved the date back to 2006, the only thing that expired is his Antivirus. No more 180 days expiration problem and able to successfully receive Windows Updates for Windows Vista.

Continue reading to see the screenshots and also to download Dr. Chang’s Windows Vista permanent activation crack.


After cracking, type “slmgr.vbs -xpr” and it says that windows is permanently activated.

At Windows Vista Control Panel -> System, it says “Windows is activated”

Activation was successful!

No problem in getting Windows Vista updates from Windows Update.

Dr. Chang has also included a crack to convert Windows Vista Billgates Edition to MSDN Edition. Again, I’d like to stress out that I’ve not tested this crack and thus I can’t verify whether Dr. Chang’s crack is working or not. But seeing the screenshots, this crack looks good. Even in forums, Dr. Chang’s crack is gaining a lot of attention. Try it at your own risk and I do not take any responsibility.

[ Download Dr. Chang’s Vista RTM Crack ]

When a software is unable to run, the first logical attempt to fix the problem is by reinstalling the software. However there are times when a software is so badly corrupted that you cannot even uninstall or reinstall the software, leaving you with the only option to reformat your hard drive to reinstall a clean Windows. The Windows Installer Clean Up (MSICUU2.exe) tool developed by Microsoft is probably one of the most useful free tool to fix program reinstallation problems. However this tool can sometimes also damages other components installed on the computer rather than fixing it. In order not to take further risks, Microsoft has decided to pull the plug and retire this risky yet valuable tool on middle of 2010.

Even if you managed to download MSICUU2 from third party websites such as Softpedia, this tool doesn’t support Windows Vista and Windows 7. The good news is Microsoft has created another tool called “Program Install and Uninstall troubleshooter” which is a replacement for the retired Windows Installer Clean Up plus it supports both 32-bit and 64-bit of Windows including the latest Windows 7.


The Program Install and Uninstall troubleshooter tool runs under Microsoft Fix it engine. After running the tool, first you get to select whether to allow the tool to detect problems and apply the fixes automatically or only detect and let you select the fixes to apply. Next you have to select if you are having problem Installing or Uninstalling a program. Finally you get to select the program you are trying to install or uninstall from the list or if you do not see your program, select Not Listed.

The Program Install and Uninstall Troubleshooter tool fixes the following:

Removes bad registry key on 64 bit operating systems.

Windows registry keys that control the upgrade (patching) data that become corrupted.

Resolves problems that prevent new programs from being installed.

Resolves problems that prevent programs from being completely uninstalled and blocking new installations and updates.

Use this troubleshooter for an uninstall only if the program fails to uninstall using the windows add/remove programs feature.

There are 2 methods to run Program Install and Uninstall Troubleshooter which is via web installation that requires an active internet connection to download the Microsoft Fix it engine or the portable version of Fix for offline computers. The web install version only downloads the Program Install and Uninstall Troubleshooter while the portable version which is approximately 40MB in size downloads all Fix it modules where you have to manually select the troubleshooters category (Install or upgrade software or hardware) and then scroll to the bottom and click the Run Now button for Diagnose and fix program installing and uninstalling problems automatically.

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Web Installer: MicrosoftFixit.ProgramInstallUninstall.Run.exe
Portable Offline: MicrosoftFixit-portable.exe

On earlier Windows version such as 95 and 98, there are only a few areas where it controls a program to auto startup when Windows is booted up. There are so many now startup methods on Windows 7 and is better to rely on a tool such as Autoruns by Sysinternals. One of the auto startup method that is still being used until today is the Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run path in Windows registry located at both HKEY_CURRENT_USER and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. I am very familiar with this auto startup registry path because I already memorized it more than 10 years ago when I’ve helped many friends clean viruses and trojans such as NetBus and Back Orifice from their computer. Basically any values added to that Run key will be started when Windows is booted up.

Now if you look at the next registry key after the Run key, you would find a RunOnce key. The Run and RunOnce does the same thing which is running the program when Windows is booted up but with one difference which is RunOnce only run the program once and it won’t run again at the next reboot. Usually the RunOnce key is being used to delete files that are being used by system services or locked by Explorer.


Adding a program to RunOnce is very simple. All you need to do is create a new String Value and set the full path to the program that you want to run for the value. If you don’t know how to manually edit the Windows registry or don’t want to take the risk, you can easily do so by using the free and portable tool called RunItOnce.

Simply run the RunItOnce tool and it will open a Window asking you to select the program to run once on next boot. After selecting the program, you can see that it is instantly added to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce. The only limitation on this tool is you can only add and cannot edit or delete the RunOnce keys. To edit or delete the RunOnce keys, you have to do it manually using the Windows Registry.

There are a few rules to remember when using the RunOnce key. First you will need to run RunItOnce as administrator or else it wouldn’t be able to make changes on the Windows registry and giving you the error “RunItOnce Failed for: ProgramName”. Secondly, the RunOnce keys are only ran after the user successfully logs in to Windows and before the Windows Shell is fully functional and other programs will be starting up. Finally, these keys are ignored when the computer is started in Safe Mode.

RunItOnce is a simple yet useful little tool to make our advanced computing life easier.

[ Download RunItOnce ]

Emsisoft Anti-Malware may not be as popular as AVG, Avira or Avast but it is well known for its superb detection taking the lead in a couple of independent tests. The first thing I like about Emsisoft is that their company is not too big which made it possible for me to speak to Christian Mairoll, the CEO of Emsisoft a couple of times over Skype. Christian is definitely a very friendly and professional person. I got to know about the major update on Emsisoft Anti-Malware few weeks back and this version claims to have taken more than one year in development to completely rewrite for multi-core optimizations which makes it faster, safer and more resource-saving than ever.

I was excited to review the new Emsisoft Anti-Malware 6.0 and finally I had the time to do it today. The current (6.0.0.46) setup installer file size is at 106MB while when I benchmark the performance was an older build at 96.5MB. The design remains familiar while there are dozens of technical improvements.


Launching Emsisoft Anti-Malware 6.0 will bring you to the Security Status window showing you the status of File Guard, Behavior Blocker and Surf Protection. It also tells you the last time you performed a malware scan and also an update.

Next at the menu is Scan PC where you can select four different type of scan profiles. Quick Scan is for scanning all active running programs which took merely 19 seconds on my test system. Smart Scan does the same as quick scan but includes programs and Windows files. The Deep Scan is the slowest because it thoroughly scans all files on all hard drives. Finally the last scan profile is Custom where you can select what type of objects to scan and also the settings. At the bottom you can add files to whitelist to prevent Emsisoft Anti-Malware from scanning the file and also action to automatically perform when scan has been completed.

The Quarantine window simply lists all the files that Emsisoft Anti-Malware has been quarantined so you can easily submit file to Emsisoft for analysis, re-scan again on newer virus definitions, manually add, restore or delete the quarantined files.

Logging is an important tool for tracing procedures but normally it is not easy to go through logs as they contain too much information. Emsisoft Anti-Malware made it clear and simple by dividing into 3 different log windows (Guard, Quarantine and Update).

The Guard window allows easy fine tuning or removal of behavior rules. The Behavior Blocker is enabled by default and watches 19 different types of activities such as possible backdoor, spyware, hijacker, worm, dialer, keylogger, trojan, injection, patching, invisible installation, rootkit, mouse and keyboard simulation, modifying of HOSTS file and etc.

Finally, the Configuration area allows you to configure the antivirus’ global options such as the Guard Settings, Scheduled Scans, Updates, Automatic Update, Logging, Permission and License. From the License tab, you can opt to switch to Freeware mode where the real-time protection is disabled and you can only use Emsisoft Anti-Malware 6.0 for scanning and cleaning.

Since the real-time guard is disabled for freeware mode, logically Emsisoft Anti-Malware 6.0 shouldn’t have any process running in background. I noticed that the a2service.exe process is still running even on freeware mode which may take up unnecessary memory usage. To disable the a2service.exe, click on the Windows Start button, type services.msc and hit enter. Look for Emsisoft Anti-Malware 6.0 – Service on the list and double click on it. At the Startup type drop down menu, select Manual and click Apply. This will prevent a2service.exe process from automatically starting whenever Windows is booted up.

Do note that manually running Emsisoft Anti-Malware 6.0 will trigger a2service.exe process and it remains active until you restart your computer. To manually terminate the a2service.exe process, either click the Stop button from the Services window, or run command prompt as administrator and type the command net stop a2AntiMalware. If UAC is enabled and you do not run command prompt as administrator, you will get “System error 5 has occurred. Access is denied” error.

Comparing Emsisoft Anti-Malware v5 with v6, most of the benchmark numbers has improved tremendously. Only the time taken to boot up Windows and file compression has increased a bit.

Numbers bolded in blue means improved while red is worsen

Emsisoft Anti-Malware 6.0.0.46 also passed the most recent single product flash test performed by Malware Research Group detecting a perfect 50 out of 50 samples. False alerts has also been significantly reduced because of its internal analysis system. Emsisoft has recently revealed a creative referral rewards program where you can easily get a 1 month or 6 months extension of your license for free.

Emsisoft is definitely heading the right direction with improved performance while maintaining its top notch detection. Christian Mairoll has generously sponsored 30 Emsisoft Anti-Malware 6.0 license valid for 1 year to be given away here. Visit our giveaway page to join the raffle.

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When you get online or in a network, network packets are being used to transfer data around. We don’t normally get to see them because they work secretly in background. In order to investigate the packets, we have to use packet sniffing tools and one of the most popular free software for that is WireShark. Seems like Nir Sofer, the author of Nirsoft.net has been playing around with network packets lately because most of his new release tools has got to do with packet sniffing. One of his latest new release is called HTTPNetworkSniffer which captures all HTTP requests/responses sent between the Web browser and the Web server and displays them in a simple table. Basically this is an alternative to URL Snooper.

Tools such as HTTPNetworkSniffer are very useful when you want to find out the direct link to download a software when it uses web installer. One example is when you want to download and install AVG Anti-Virus Free 2012, you will have to first download a 3.7MB web installer, and the web installer will then download the latest necessary files to install on your computer. The web installer doesn’t show you where it is downloading from and HTTPNetworkSniffer solves this problem.


As usual, what I like most about Nir Sofer tools are they are portable. HTTPNetworkSniffer is only a single 108KB file (HTTPNetworkSniffer.exe). Running it will first prompt you to select the sniffing engine driver. Unlike URL Snooper that only works with WinPcap, HTTPNetworkSniffer can support Raw sockets which you don’t need to install any third party driver for sniffing but required to run as administrator when UAC is enabled, WinPcap and Network Monitor Driver by Microsoft. Clicking the play icon at the menubar will start capturing the packets.

HTTPNetworkSniffer shows a lot of information such as host name, method (POST, GET), path, user agent, response code & string, content type, referrer, content & transfer encoding, server, content length, connection, cache control, cookie, client & server address, and request time. That is A LOT of useful information that is being shown compared to URL Snooper. What I find missing from HTTPNetworkSniffer is the option to remove duplicates and also filtering so that it is easier for me to search the path that I am looking for. An option to copy the “full path” (host name + path) would also be very useful.

Do note that HTTPNetworkSniffer only works on non-encrypted sessions. Meaning if the files are hosted at HTTPS, the packets are SSL encrypted and there is no way for HTTPNetworkSniffer to decode it. That is the whole point of SSL encryption to provide security for data sent to and from a web site.

[ Download HTTPNetworkSniffer ]