Article Summary. Method 1. All rights reserved. This image may not be used by other entities without the express written consent of wikiHow, Inc. Go to the login page of a SQL-based website. If you don't see the fields asking for your username and password, click the Log In or Sign In link on the homepage to get there. Most developers have wised up to SQL injection hacks, so this probably won't work on the majority of websites.
Still, if you find an older website with a login page, you may be able to use this hack to gain access without knowing a password. Check the website for SQL vulnerabilities. The simplest way to do this is to enter ' this is the single quote mark into the username field, and then click the Log In or Sign In button. If you get a simple error that says the username or password is incorrect, this method won't work. Enter the injection code into the "Password" field. If the single quote you entered into the Username field before is still there, delete it—you'll want that field to be blank.
Click the Login button. If you were able to log in successfully, great! If you're still not able to log in, the site is protected against this type of hack.
Method 2. Go to the login page of the website you want to hack. You can use any modern web browser, including Chrome, Firefox, or Safari.
Passwords are encrypted the vast majority of the time—it's extremely rare that websites and login forms are coded in basic, unsecured HTML. You may be able to use this method if you find a very basic website from a long time ago, or maybe the website of a new-to-HTML student. Go to the "Login" section.
If the website has a dedicated login section, click the Log In or Sign In link or button to go there. If the website loads to a login screen or if the login section is on the home page , you can skip this step. This displays the HTML source code of the current page in a new tab. This opens the Find tool, which lets you search through the document. Type password into the search box. This identifies all instances of the word "password" in the code.
Use the arrows next to the search field to scroll through the results. If you don't see any results, shorten the search to pass and repeat, then do the same with user , username , login , and other keywords which may describe login information. If you're attempting to hack the website by logging in under the website's administrator credentials, the username may be something like "admin" or "root".
Try entering an incorrect username and password combination. If you've combed through the HTML with no adequate search results, do the following: Close the source tab.
Type in random letters for the username or email address and password fields. Click the Log In button. Look for login credentials on the error page. Once you've updated the source code to reflect what's on the failed login attempt page, you can resume using the search bar to look for keywords pertaining to the login information.
Enter any found login credentials on the site. If you were able to retrieve some form of username and password from the website's HTML, try using the credentials in the website's login section. If they work, you've found the correct credentials. Again, the chances of anything you found in the HTML working as a successful login are extremely low. Some are free. And others cost. Any software monitoring your browsing activities only sees that you're using a VPN.
Individual URLs can't be tracked without considerable work. There's a chance that cybercriminals will put in the effort to view your data, but it's doubtful your employer or educational institution ever will.
Most treat VPNs and proxy servers as interchangeable. But proxies lack the encryption software that protects a lot of your data. That's certainly not to say they're useless though!
Proxies hide your Internet Protocol IP addresswhich anyone can trace back to your computermaking your searches anonymous by instead displaying another server's IP. There are literally thousands of proxy sites to help you bypass firewalls.
Search online and you'll be bombarded with results for free services and paid-for ones. The former is acceptable for occasional use.
But if you intend to use it regularly and want something more secure and anonymous , consider whether it's worth paying. Don't be put off. It's not difficult to set up a proxy server to get past restrictions, no matter what browser you use.
Just enter the page you're looking for into a search engine and click on the downward arrow by a site's name, then on Cached. Alternatively, type cache: into the search box then the URL you want to access. There are limitations: formatting is generally lost and videos might not play. Nonetheless, this is a good way of getting around blocks. This won't work on all blocked sites and many admins will have also restricted cached material from questionable sources.
However, it might work to get around blocks in schools, for instance, when conducting research. Some institutions use automated blocks which might pick up content through normal addresses but not necessarily related URLs. Consult with whitehats. Whitehats are hackers who use their powers for good, exposing security vulnerabilities and making the internet a better place for everyone.
If you're wanting to learn to hack and use your powers for good or if you want to help protect your own website, you might want to contact some current whitehats for advice. Research hacking. If you're wanting to learn to hack or if you just want to protect yourself, you'll need to do a lot of research. There are so many different ways that websites can be vulnerable and the list is ever-changing, so you will need to be constantly learning.
Keep up to date. Because the list of possible hacks is ever-changing, and new vulnerabilites are discovered, you'll need to be sure you keep up to date. Support wikiHow and unlock all samples. Yes, you can get caught, and you can also get in serious legal trouble for it depending on the nature of your hacking. Yes No. Not Helpful 19 Helpful Yes, you can find interactive python learning or you could use a written tutorial made by others, but remember to understand the code and don't just copy and paste it.
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