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3 Simple Steps on How To Trace A Website IP Address

6.19.2015 No Comments
Normally if you go to a website like PinoyConnected you'll type this web URL:
"http://www.pinoyconnected.com"
Now, we'll guide you on how to know a website's IP Address using 3 Simple Steps. Here's how:

Step 1
Open command prompt using Run command Windows+R then type cmd or
Click Windows →All Programs →Accesories →Command Prompt


Step 2
Type "tracert" + "web URL"
For example "tracert www.pinoyconnected.com"
Note: It doesn't have a quotation mark "".


Step 3
Wait until the information loads.

That's it, you can now see the IP address of the website!

Kaizer Killer, A Filipino-Made Virus Removal Tool

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Do you know that Kaizer Killer, a popular virus removal tool is created by a Filipino?
Kaizer Killer is a virus removal tool that removes malicious files, delete the autoruns in each drive, Fix the Registry.

Here's the list of viruses and malicious file that it can remove:
1. $lddata$
2. __.*
3. _defau~1.pif
4. _exp1orer.exe
5. _istmpi.dir
6. _noteped.exe
7. _sv_cmd_
8. 111.exe
9. 3g08.bat
10. 3wcxx91.cmd
11. 8ng8w.com
12. 8ot8y86.exe
13. 8u.com
14. ac12594
15. Ad22098
16. adober.exe
17. aikelyu.html
18. alecks.*
19. amvo.exe
20. amvo0.dll
21. amvo1.dll
22. an16554
23. autorun.*
24. avpo*.*
25. awkeygen.exe
26. azkaban.*
27. bacabr~1.txt
28. bar311.exe
29. blastcln.exe
30. blastclnnn.exe
31. boot.exe
32. ccprxy.exe
33. copy.exe
34. crss.exe
35. ctfmon.exe
36. d.com
37. mdm.exe
38. desktop.exe
39. desktop.ini
40. destrukto.*
41. destrukto.vbs
42. dismgnt.exe
43. dllhost.com
44. dnscon70.dll
45. dv6191~1
46. dv6211~1
47. dv6333~1
48. exiplorer.exe
49. exp1orer.exe
50. explorar.vbs
51. explorer.exe
52. explorer.vbs
53. folder.htt
54. FS6519.dll.vbs
55. Funny UST Scandal.avi.exe
56. funnyu~1.exe
57. g2p3s.exe
58. gwe(i~1.exe
59. h.cmd
60. h2.com
61. homepage.html
62. host.exe
63. ie.exe
64. iexp1ore.exe
65. iloveher.exe
66. imgkulot.*
67. infrom.dat
68. infrom.exe
69. intern~1.lnk
70. isass.exe
71. j6154022.exe
72. j6154022.exe
73. jalak-~1.com
74. jay.exe
75. jaymeyka.wen9.com
76. kavo.exe
77. kavo0.dll
78. kavo1.dll
79. kernel~1.vbs
80. kernell.dll.vbs
81. killer.exe
82. knight.exe
83. krag.exe
84. kragdor.log
85. kulitut.*
86. ld.exe
87. ldjs.txt
88. ldlist.txt
89. ldup.exe
90. ldupver.txt
91. lsass.exe
92. lsasse~1.exe
93. maskrider2001.vbs
94. mdm.exe
95. mgrShell.exe
96. mma.bat
97. mma.reg
98. mma.vbs
99. ms.config
100. ms.config`.exe
101. ms32dll.dll.vbs
102. MS32DLL.dll.vbs
103. ms-dos
104. msinfo
105. msrm
106. mstcpcon20.dll
107. msvcr71.dll
108. mswinsck.ocx
109. mveo.exe
110. myfold~1.com
111. n1deiect.com
112. n2847
113. n5619
114. n8127
115. netmanage.dll
116. netsvcs.exe
117. netused.dll
118. new document.exe
119. new folder.exe
120. newdoc~1.exe
121. newfol~1.exe
122. noteped.exe
123. nt.config
124. ntde1ect.com
125. ntkros.dll
126. ntsys.exe
127. o4154027.exe
128. ofcpfwsvcs.exe
129. p3r1ud.exe
130. passwo~1.exe
131. Password:winzip123
132. password_viewer.exe
133. pc-off.bat
134. pet32.exe
135. photos.zip.exe
136. photos~1.exe
137. poogs.vbs
138. pooh.vbs
139. ratedr~1.com
140. ravmone.exe
141. ravmonlog
142. recycled
143. recycler
144. recycler.exe
145. redelbat.bat
146. rm
147. rootfo~1.com
148. S2pidwaraynon.html
149. s5421
150. s6939
151. s8787
152. Say No To Drugs - iloveher.exe
153. scvhost.exe
154. scvhosts.exe
155. scvhsot.exe
156. scvshosts.exe
157. scvvhsot.exe
158. SecretStub.exe
159. sender.vbs
160. setting.ini
161. setup
162. setup.exe
163. sexvid~1.exe
164. silent~1.exe
165. SilentSoftecth.exe
166. smss.exe
167. spoclsv.exe
168. sqlserv.exe
169. sscvihost.exe
170. sscviihost.exe
171. ssvichosst.exe
172. startu~1.com
173. svchosl.exe
174. svchost.ini
175. svchost32.exe
176. svhost.exe
177. svhost32.exe
178. svohost.exe
179. svshost.exe
180. sxs.exe
181. sy.exe
182. SY20118
183. t.exe
184. test.*
185. ttms*.dll.vbs
186. ugqe
187. VBS_SOLOW.A (Taga Lipa Are, Taga Xpress-On Kami, Taga Eti, Marinduque Mabuhay, Malaysian, Hackers, Protected by CPCT, Hacked by-Godzilla, M00zilla, YaHaa,"Your Firewall is Fuck", Zay, UC).
188. vhost.exe
189. wincab.sys
190. winconfig.dll.vbs
191. winkrnl.exe
192. winlogon.exe
193. winscok.dll
194. wintask.exe
195. wmiprvse.exe
196. WORM_ONLINEG.TCZ (q83iwmgf.bat)
197. wscript.exe
198. wsctf.exe
199. wvcst.*
200. x.com
201. x264~1.exe
202. xn1i9x.com
203. ymworm.exe
204. zelurm~1.exe
205. zllictbl.dat

It cannot remove all viruses from your computer but it can remove various from the list above. It is created by Giancarlo Acelajado, a Filipino programmer.

You can download Kaizer Killer v.1.8 here:

How to reveal hidden files infected by Shortcut Virus in 3 easy steps

6.15.2015 No Comments
Files in our flash drive is important to us. We store pictures, documents, music, and other files that we use daily. But what if your flash drive is infected by a virus hiding your files?

Actually it is just easy to reveal your hidden files. Here’s how using command prompt in Windows:

Step 1
Open command prompt using Run command Windows+R then type cmd or
Click Windows →All Programs →Accesories →Command Prompt


Step 2
Locate your flash drive name (for example F:) then type this in command prompt:
attrib -s -h -r /s /d F:\*.*
Note that F: is your flash drive name



Step 3
Wait until your files shows up. Using Windows Explorer, locate your flash drive path to open your files.


That's it, you can now see the contents of your flash drive!