|
The
LockDown HACKER TRACKER
(Version 2.0)
The Ultimate Utility For Tracking Hackers and Spammers
LockDown
Hacker Tracker Login Instructions Click
here to purchase a Hacker Tracker login account.Only $8.95
Note: Before you sign up, you should understand that this service is ONLY
for tracing hackers and spammers. When you have information such as an email address,
IP address, web page, etc. this utility will allow you to DIG and find out even
more information about the individual connection. This includes but is not limited
to: Network names, user names, MAC address, ISP info, uplink providers, entire
lists of host names, DNS records and in some cases a real first or last name.
Please read the instructions below to fully understand what this advanced utility
is used for and what it is, before you make your purchase. 
Click
here to login to the LockDown Hacker Tracker if you have
purchased a
special Hacker Tracker login account.
Note: If you need your code or old information sent to you, please email our support
department. You will need to provide the email address, first and last
name that you ordered under and any additional information that will help find
your account in our database. Everything
You Need To Know About The LockDown Hacker Tracker The
hacker Tracker can dig using the following
information that you provide:
You will need to provide some of the information below:
IP
Address : The IP address can be any valid IP numbers
in the format of 216.41.21.2 Hostname
: A valid hostname is any Internet hostname such
as "harbortelco.com" or "dialup.241-34-32.nh.harbortelco.com".
Use the whois server "whois.networksolutions.com" for any valid host
name ending with .com, .net, .org, or .edu Email
Address : A valid email address is any real email
address in the format of "username@hostname.com" Web
Page Address :
A valid web page address is in the format of
"www.domain.com". The
Hacker Tracker provides the following options to dig into the IP, Hostname, Email
Address or web address that you have provided. Ping
Host :
Ping is a utility that you use for checking if a certain computer is currently
connected to the internet. At the prompt type in the IP address of the computer
you would like to bounce a signal.
After hitting enter, the computer will return the number of milliseconds it took
for the signal to come back. If you get no response then the computer is down,
firewalled to reject ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol), or you are not
connected. Ping is often used to verify your connection to the Internet. If you
can ping a computer on the Internet then you, as well as they, are currently connected.
Ping
is also used to send packets to a host name to obtain the IP address it is using.
NS
Lookup :
This application is useful for gathering address information about hosts in the
network. It is used to query the Internet domain name service (DNS) for specific
information about hosts (mail exchanger records [MX]; IP address [A]; canonical
names [CNAME]; etc.). If you have an IP address, you can get a canonical name
back for the address. If you have a canonical name, you can get an IP address.
The LockDown Hacker Tracker will use nslookup on the IP to find a host name. It
then performs a reverse lookup to make sure the DNS has not been configured to
avoid traces. If the IP and hostname do not match, Hacker Tracker will traceroute
and whois the new found information.
Trace Route : Traceroute will trace the route of
data packets sent from your computer to an IP address on the Internet that you
provided to the Hacker Tracker. As the packets travel, they will pass through
other domains and Internet gateway machines. The final domain or IP "belongs"
to the hacker or spammer. Before your data reaches the end of the trace it has
to pass through the Internet Service Provider of the hacker or spammer and before
that, the ISP of the ISP (the up-stream provider).
Thus, traceroute lets you find the ISP and if it is necessary their ISP and so
on.
There are sometimes reasons why you should complain to the upstream provider.
1. When the service provider takes notice that you sent a carbon of the message
to his provider, he will most likely take your complaint seriously. He should
also respond more quickly. It is like complaining to the boss, and his district
manager at the same time.
2. Please be aware that sometimes it can be the service provider or an employee
who is doing the hacking. By making the second complaint you are making the ISP's
service provider aware. When such complaints are regularly sent, an ISP that condones
hacking will not be in business much longer.
3. It will make you feel good knowing that you were thorough in helping this hacker
get caught. Host
: Host
looks for information about Internet hosts. It gets this information from a set
of interconnected servers that are spread across the country. By default, it simply
converts between host names and Internet addresses. However, it can be used to
find all of the information about this host that is maintained by the domain server.
This includes all other domains that are hosted by the top level domain along
with what domain or ISP provides mail services. This helps in tracking down spammers.
Technically, every system that can receive mail is supposed to have an entry for
who is providing mail services. If the system receives its own mail, there should
be an entry that mentions the system itself, "XXX mail is handled by XXX".
However some systems that receive their own mail do not bother to mention that
fact. If a system has a "mail is handled by" entry, but no address,
this indicates that it is not really part of the Internet, but a system that is
on the network will forward mail to it. Systems on Usenet, Bitnet, and a number
of other networks have entries of this kind.
Dig : Dig (domain information groper) is a flexible
tool which can be used to gather information from the Domain Name System servers.
Find Owner Of IP : To
Locate the owner of the IP address the Hacker Tracker will attempt a whois using
the whois server 'whois.arin.net'. This should always work, but sometimes arin
will list the owner of the IP address as ripe.net or some other IP bank. In this
case use a manual look up using the whois.ripe.net whois server. Who
Is :
All Internet domains are registered through the world and added to different databases.
If someone has registered a domain, their information can be found in one of these
databases. This is like an Internet phone book that has names, addresses, and
phone numbers for all Internet domains. This information is accessible through
this whois database.
Who Is Uplink Provider : The Hacker Tracker will
attempt to locate the uplink provider for you and whois the domain to provide
you with all of the information needed to make a full complaint. If you are having
problems with this please refer to the LockDown help files in the area "Locating
The Hacker" found in the LockDown program.
LockDown is an 'on the fly' trojan and hacker detector which can be downloaded
from http://www.lockdowncorp.com/
Finger On Host : Both finger on user and host can
be run on Hacker Tracker. Finger displays the user's login name, real name, terminal
name and write status (as a "*" after the terminal name if write permission
is denied), idle time, login time, office location and office phone number.
Mail status is shown as "No Mail" if there is no mail at all, You will
see "Mail last read" and then provide the date and time. If the person
has looked at their mailbox since new mail arriving, or you will see "New
mail re-ceived ..." and then Unread since ...''
Other options would be when this person last read his email, and if he is online
right now.
The finger to the host will display all users online on the individual ISP machine
right now.
Because so much information can be found out about online connections using finger,
many ISP's disable this service to provide more privacy for their users. Find
MAC Address :
The MAC (Media Access Control) address is a unique 48-bit serial number that cannot
be turned off or changed. It comes from a network card or dialup adapter. If the
hacker has a network card, this serial number can be used to track the hacker
right to his machine. Many cable Internet service providers keep a log of these
MAC addresses and use them to control how many computers are being used on their
service by each of their clients. To the hacker, this MAC address can be like
having a monster cookie that is leaving his finger print everywhere he goes. If
you log the MAC address be sure to send it to the hacker's ISP. Seeing it is like
having a copy of his finger print on file. Find
NetBIOS Information :
If the hacker has networking installed, this NetBIOS information option will give
you the "NetBIOS Name" of the offending computer and the "Login
Name" of the user. This information can come in handy. The NetBIOS name,
is the name that was used during the setup of the network. This is found in the
Network Computer Name section under "identification". Many times people
will use their real first and last name in this section without thinking. The
"User Name" is the name that Windows prompts for each time they reboot
their computer. Most times you can get a real first and last name from this information
area. | 
