For now you will find the list of default modem and router passwords I was talking about and a list of default ports for games and applications. I will add some nice content later on including: 5000 most popular passwords, WiFi security testing for Windows and some tutorials for beginners on how to forward ports in your network and some basic home networks setup instructions. Of course my most popular post about hacking the Thompson Speedtouch routers can also be found there. And last but not least, a download section with software for your home network will be added as soon as possible.

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It’s always frustrating when being forced to register for a website or forum if you just want to comment on/download/see one thing. You don’t want to leave your personal details and sometimes it’s even not even worth registering with fake information. For those cases bugmenot.com might help you.

BugMeNot is an internet service that provides usernames and passwords to let Internet users bypass mandatory free registration on websites. It aims to allow Internet users to access websites that have registration walls (for instance, that of The New York Times) without the requirement of compulsory registration. This came in response to the increasing number of websites that request such registration. Many Internet users find this to be an annoyance at best and a potential source of spam e-mail at worst. BugMeNot allows users of their service to add new accounts for sites with free registration.

So if you’re not willing to register the website you are visiting try bugmenot.com to find out if login details are available. For Firefox users life is made even more easy with the bugmenot plugin.

PS. For everybody who’s looking for coupons and discounts try retailmenot.com all of you who are looking for free prOn logins try QuickSpoof

Ah, the Commodore 64, those “amazing” color graphics, the games, the games! If you feel nostalgic just thinking about this, head over to c64s.com where you can play a great many of the games of your childhood online (the owners of the site assume that these games are abandonware).

The games are classified into categories (action, adventure, arcade, etc). Most of these are 100% playable, except for the ’beta’ section which houses those games whose emulation is still being tweaked and that may have some problems running in the browser.

There’s also a searchbox that you can use to immediately find that special game that you’re looking for. Note that the emulation offers Joystick emulation through the arrow keys.

This site is pretty cool, but in a world where even the arcade originals of most C64 games are now emulated themselves, it is not the games that are the draw but the nostalgia factor. What’s cool is that even the ’trainers’ and pre-game scrolling text demos of cracking groups are preserved in some of these, which makes for even more of an, ahem, “authentic” retro gaming experience!

• Intel Installation guide (choose this guide if you have an Intel CPU)
• AMD Installation guide (choose this guide if you have an AMD CPU)

Install OSX 10.4 Tiger on your Windows computer
Leopard doesn’t work on your computer or you just prefer the good old OSX Tiger? This guide will be perfect for you. Make sure that you read everything carefully and you’ll be up and running in an hour!

• Intel Installation guide (choose this guide if you have an Intel CPU)
• AMD Installation guide (choose this guide if you have an AMD CPU)