How to Hack a Website in 10 Simple Steps.

 

If you’ve ever wanted to know how to hack a website, the article below will explain everything you need to know in simple steps. 


We’ll discuss web hacking basics, website security, and the anatomy of common websites, all things that are essential if you want to know how to hack a website properly. 


If you want to start off your career as an ethical hacker, or just see what it takes to make that happen, this article will help you gain an understanding of how websites work on the inside and what makes them so vulnerable from the outside.

  1. Set up your tools

 In order to hack a website, you will need a few tools. First, you will need a computer with internet access. Second, you will need a text editor like Notepad++ or Sublime Text. 


Third, you will need an FTP client like FileZilla or CyberDuck. Fourth, you will need a web browser like Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox. Finally, you will need a basic understanding of HTML and CSS.

  1. Get the idea

You've probably heard the term hacking before, but what does it actually mean? In simple terms, hacking is unauthorized access to a computer or network. 


Hacking can be used for malicious purposes, such as stealing personal information or money, but it can also be used for benign purposes, such as testing the security of a website. 


If you want to know how to hack a website, follow these steps: 

  • Collect public data about the target site. 


  • Develop an idea of how the site functions by searching through its code. 


  • Perform reconnaissance on your target site by looking at whois records and other websites they're linking to. 


  • Find vulnerabilities and exploit them with SQL injection attacks and cross-site scripting attacks.


  1. Pick the target

Before you can hack a website, you need to have a target. Without a target, you're just aimlessly shooting in the dark, hoping to hit something. 


To find a good target, look for websites that are vulnerable to SQL injection or cross-site scripting. Once you've found a few potential targets, it's time to move on to the next step.

  1.  Start getting info from the target site

Before you can start hacking a website, you need to gather information about the target site. This includes the URL of the site, the server type (Linux, Windows, etc.), and any login information that may be required. Once you have this information, you can start looking for vulnerabilities. 


Common exploits include SQL injection, buffer overflow, cross-site scripting attacks, remote file inclusion, code injection and more. 


Since each exploit has its own specific technique to implement it - there are also tools available for hackers that automate the process of discovering exploitable sites.

  1. Scan The Website for Vulnerabilities

The first step is to scan the website for vulnerabilities. This can be done with a vulnerability scanner, which is a program that will automatically scan a website for known vulnerabilities. Once you have a list of vulnerabilities, you can start trying to exploit them. 


At this point, it's important to prioritize vulnerabilities by how exploitable they are and by how much impact they would have on the site. 


For example, if there's an SQL injection vulnerability that would allow you to access all information on the site without needing any login credentials, then it should be your top priority to attack this vulnerability because it has a high likelihood of succeeding and also has high impact if successful.

  1. Use automated tools to exploit those vulnerabilities


  • Find vulnerabilities. This can be done by manually inspecting the code or using an automated tool.


  • Write exploit code. This code will take advantage of the vulnerabilities you found in step 1.


  • Compile exploit code. This will turn your code into an executable file.


  • Run the exploit. This will allow you to take control of the website.


  • Clean up your tracks.


  1. Actually hack it

Hacking a website is easier than you might think. With just a few simple steps, you can be well on your way to becoming a master hacker.


Follow all the steps above, and you will find it very easy for you to hack the website. However, you should know you will need little technical skills and coding skills, to be able to do this perfectly. 

  1. Hire An Expert To Hack The Website For You

Hiring an expert to hack the website for you is the best way to ensure that your website is hacked successfully. There are many experts who can hack websites, but you need to find one that you trust and that has a good reputation.


 Once you have found an expert, you need to give them the URL of the website that you want hacked.

  1. Protect Yourself By Using Proxies, VPNs And Using Encrypted Tunneling Over SSH tunnels

Proxies, VPNs and SSH tunnels are all great ways to protect yourself when hacking websites. By using a proxy, you can route your traffic through another server which can help hide your identity. 


VPNs encrypt your traffic making it harder for someone to snoop on what you're doing. 


And finally, SSH tunnels encrypt your traffic and tunnel it through another server, making it very difficult for anyone to intercept your traffic. Keep these things in mind if you plan on hacking a website.

  1. Make sure you protect yourself against any possible retaliation by the target site

Make sure you protect yourself against any possible attack.  You can do this by changing your IP address. 


There are many ways of doing this, but the most popular is through a VPN service. You can find VPN services online and purchase them for as little as $4/month. 


Be careful about downloading free VPNs as they may not be safe and could cause more problems than they solve. It's best to stick with an established provider like ExpressVPN or NordVPN. 


Once you've changed your IP address, go ahead and search Google for vulnerable web pages on the target site, Search Google for vulnerable web pages on target sites. 


The good news is that there are literally thousands of exploitable websites out there that have yet to be discovered! 


Find one with a login form or other input boxes (don't worry if it's using SSL encryption) that you can use as leverage later on.


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