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Showing posts with label BD HACKER GROUP. Show all posts

how to disable copy paste in blogger

Usually how do we copy a content from a docs ? We would select the content we need to copy down and use short cut keys or Right click and Select copy. How about disable selecting text itself , then readers couldn't use shortcuts and even though they couldn't copy down using right click options.

So i recommend this method to bloggers who wish to protect their contents from content thieves.
Actually this script is free and very popular among website masters.

Lets go :
  1. Sign In to Blogger account and go to relevant blog.
  2. Go to Page Elements from Design  and Click on Add a Gadget and choose HTML/JAVASCRIPT from the gadgets.
  3. Now Copy down the popular code and Paste it on the selected Gadget and Save it.

  4. <!--Disable Copy And Paste-->
    <script language='JavaScript1.2'>
    function disableselect(e){
    return false
    }
    function reEnable(){
    return true
    }
    document.onselectstart=new Function ("return false")
    if (window.sidebar){
    document.onmousedown=disableselect
    document.onclick=reEnable
    }
    </script>
  5. Now refresh your Blog and Right Click on it. Done!

how to disable right click on blogger blog

how to disable right click on blogger blog

Disable right click function on blog is one of the best way to protect your blog content from content thieves.
Even Thieves couldn't save images in your blog.They will be displayed a status message that this function is disabled in this blog .You can customize the status message according to you.

Actually this script is free and very popular among website masters.

Lets  Start:

  1. Sign In to Blogger account and go to relevant blog.
  2. Go to  Edit HTML though  Design .
  3. Now Search fr Below Code.
  4. </head>
  5. Now Copy down the below code and Paste it before the Above code.
  6. <!--Disable Copy And Paste--> <script language='JavaScript1.2'> function disableselect(e){ return false } function reEnable(){ return true } document.onselectstart=new Function ("return false") if (window.sidebar){ document.onmousedown=disableselect document.onclick=reEnable } </script>
  7. Save the Template ,And  refresh your Blog and Right Click on it. Done!

How to Upload animated GIF image to blogger

 In fact many bloggers uses third party websites to upload animated (Gif format ) images to add in blog post. Blogger Image uploads are powered by picasa and it hasn't longer accepted animated images . 

Picasa says animated images are some PSD files are exception .
But today i have uploaded an animated image on picasa via blogger (Like , usual upload static images to blog post)  and works fine. 

Just check out Here. This is True !!!!!!





- Picasa web Album supports major image file formats.Click here to know  supported image formats .


Troubleshoot :
  • How To Upload Animated Image in Blogger ? 

                Just Like you upload Static Images to blog Post.

  • My Images aren't animating in Blog post.
               Ensure your image is in GIF format ( extension .gif) and animated before uploading to blog.

  • White Background for animated Images,which aren't before uploading to blog post.
               Make Transparent Image Show Up As Transparent In Blogger

  • Still doesn't animated, feel free to ask in Picasa Web forum.
  • Still, then sorry .Your animated file aren't supported by Picasa.Tryt Third party websites ( Like Photobucket,imgur ) to upload animated images and Get html code and paste in blog post (HTML mode) .

I successfully Uploaded animated GIF image in this post (created in Adobe Photoshop cs5 Extended ) .
What about You ? Comment on it.

Learn Google Webmaster Tools


Google webmaster tools are vital tool for bloggers who can index their status of blog in Google search results,update site maps,view statistics of GoogleBot, get list of broken links,errors  etc. Google webmaster tool can be used to customize your blogs search results in Google. For running a successful blog,you should know about all the tools available in Google webmaster.

Google itself providing many useful articles,videos and forums for webmasters and bloggers. Google needs quality website with quality SEO(Stay away from blackhats). For doing this job nicely, you have to be mastered with their tools.
Let me provide you some resources where you can learn more about Google Webmaster Tools.



  • Google Webmaster Tool YouTube Channel.
  1. WebmasterTool Help
  2.  Webmaster Academy 
I recommend you to subscribe this channel,because the head of Google web team, Matt will upload trendy videos which we wish to get answered.You will be updated about trends in Google search changes.
I strongly recommend this help resources.You must go through all the sub-links to get know about all the features and tools available in Google webmaster tool. This is the real source i personally used to know about how to use a tool.
If Google update their algorithms or any updates about Google searches will be posted firstly on this blog. So keep updated with every changes in Google world.

Google Official webmaster forum can be used to ask any doubts,errors and anything related to SEO and Google search results etc. Always remember that,search for your query and ensure that such questions are not repeated.
Third party, reputed website in web world which seriously post articles on SEO.
I didn't attended this course,but if you are still not able to use Google webmaster tool easily,you can attend this course. Remember it is paid course,So i don't recommend this one.


This is an official PDF file on "Google SEO Starter Guide" by Google.You must go through this article before your next blog post :) . It talks about real SEO but not related about learning about TOOLS in webmaster. But i felt this PDF will be very helpful for your SEO of blog.

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Other Common hack related terms and information relating to how to clear hacked websites:
  • iframe hack – sometimes called an iframe injection is often used by hackers to redirect visitors to other websites or force a software download upon visiting the hacked website.
  • Base64 code – is a common means hackers code their web page hacks. This obfuscated code makes it harder to find hacker code on a web page. A server admin searching a server for hack related text may often miss files injected with obfuscated base64 PHP code because the obfuscated code conceals the usual suspect phrases. The “pharma hack” often uses base64 or obfuscated coding.
  • Botnet – is a large collection of hacked PCs, sometimes called zombie computers. These PCs once controlled may be used to send junk e-mail or bring down web services. Botnet’s are often the means by which denial of service attacks are initiated.
  • ‘hacked by hacker’ – was a well known server wide compromise which took advantage of a vulnerability relating to the symbolic links setting within cPanel configured web servers. A number of web hosts fell prey to this cPanel related exploit, which allowed hackers to replace most of the “index” type pages of accounts configured on server with a text file containing the words, ‘hacked by hacker’.
  • Zero-Day exploit – Affecting both websites and computers, the zero-Day exploit is a term describing not yet documented security threats or vulnerabilities.
  • Denial of service attack – or distributed denial of service attack (DDoS), is a distributed attack on a network or service. Because these types of attacks originate from so many locations simultaneously they often result in hours of downtime until mitigated.
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  • Common search engine and web browser alert messages include:
    Google – ‘This site may be hacked.’
    Google – ‘This site may harm your computer.’
    Google – ‘This site may harm your device’
    Google – ‘This site may be compromised’
    Bing and Twitter – ‘unsafe link’
    Chrome – ‘Warning: Something’s Not Right Here!’
    Chrome – ‘Danger: Malware Ahead!’
    Firefox – ‘Reported Attack Site!’
    Internet Explorer – ‘This website has been reported as unsafe’
    Opera – ‘Fraud Warning’
    Safari – ‘Warning: Visiting this site may harm your computer’
    Yahoo – ‘Warning: Hacking Risks’