How Hackers Target Your Site

Today I will show you, how a hacker target your site even if your site is not vulnerable to any type of vulnerabilities.
So lets begin.

1. First take a target which you want hack. For Example:- www.example.com.
   
   
2. As I know  www.example.com. site is not vulnerable to any types of vulnerabilities, so now you will be thinking how would I able to hack www.example.com.
   
   
3. To hack www.example.com.,check the ip address of the site by a command ping  www.example.com.
   
   
   
   
   
   
4. Then go to sameip.org to know how many sites are hosted in the server.
   
   
5. In my case there are N Number Of sites hosted on the server.
   
   
6. So i'll check all sites one by one, to see if there is any vulnerability or not.
   
   
7. Once I get a weak site that is vulnerable to SQL Injection Or Other Exploits, hosted in the server, then i'll try to break the security and try to get admin access.
   
   
8. After that i'll will upload the shell to sever from the vulnerable site.
   
   
9. After Uploading, I Will Check If I Can Access The Other Sites. If Not Accessible, Then I Will Have To Root The Server. By now I Can Deface The Weak Site, But My Target Is www.example.com. So Once Rooting Is Successful, I Will Have All The Sites In My Hands Hosted in that server, and then Boom !! now we can deface the www.example.com.
   
   
10. Now you are done successfully.
    

This is how a hacker can hack a site which is static. So Even If U have the strongest password for accessing your site or If You maintain A Site which is static and not prone to vulnerabilities. There are chances that other web sites hosted in the server are vulnerable, thus letting access to the server. And defacing your static site


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