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How to Track Anyone’s IP using Transparent Images? — Email, QR Code, PDF, EXE, MS Word, MS Excel, & more..
Supported Tokens: HTTP, DNS, Web Image, Cloned Website, Adobe PDF, MS Word, MS Excel, MySQL Dump, Windows Directory, Custom EXE, QR Code, Sensitive Command, SVN, AWS API Keys, Fast Redirect, Slow Redirect, SQL Server, WireGuard, Kubeconfig and more..
reetings, World! Welcome to XIT. Today I’ll teach ya’ll how to track anyone’s IP using Transparent Images! Yeah.. That’s truu.. We will first understand the whole concept then redirect towards the step by step usage guide. You can even do this manually using custom developed payloads but it’s a more better way to do this easily. I’ll help you with that today, by providing easy steps you can follow. Let’s start learning..
Understanding Canarytokens
Canarytokens are like digital traps for your computer systems. They work by watching for certain actions, such as someone reading a file, making a database query, running a process, or spotting specific patterns in log files. It’s similar to those tracking images in emails, but instead of tracking opens, it tracks actions on your system.
The cool thing is, we can use Canarytokens to set up these traps in our regular computer systems, kind of like putting alarms in different parts of your house.. lmao
Now, why should you bother with these Canarytokens? Well, sometimes hackers get into computer networks, and it happens to big companies, governments, regular people — basically, everyone. That part is understandable. But what’s not okay is only finding out about it way later, like months or even years down the line which seems diappointing and ugly surprises!!
https://canarytokens.org/generate#are a free, easy, and fast way to help you know right away if someone is messing around in your systems. It’s like the hackers accidentally letting you know they’re there.
Go to https://canarytokens.org/generate# & choose your Canarytoken. This is like setting up a digital trap. Provide an email where you want to be notified and a note to remind yourself where you placed it.
How to Track Anyone’s IP using Transparent Images? — Email, QR Code, PDF, EXE, MS Word, MS Excel, & more..
Supported Tokens: HTTP, DNS, Web Image, Cloned Website, Adobe PDF, MS Word, MS Excel, MySQL Dump, Windows Directory, Custom EXE, QR Code, Sensitive Command, SVN, AWS API Keys, Fast Redirect, Slow Redirect, SQL Server, WireGuard, Kubeconfig and more..
reetings, World! Welcome to XIT. Today I’ll teach ya’ll how to track anyone’s IP using Transparent Images! Yeah.. That’s truu.. We will first understand the whole concept then redirect towards the step by step usage guide. You can even do this manually using custom developed payloads but it’s a more better way to do this easily. I’ll help you with that today, by providing easy steps you can follow. Let’s start learning..
Understanding Canarytokens
Canarytokens are like digital traps for your computer systems. They work by watching for certain actions, such as someone reading a file, making a database query, running a process, or spotting specific patterns in log files. It’s similar to those tracking images in emails, but instead of tracking opens, it tracks actions on your system.
The cool thing is, we can use Canarytokens to set up these traps in our regular computer systems, kind of like putting alarms in different parts of your house.. lmao
Now, why should you bother with these Canarytokens? Well, sometimes hackers get into computer networks, and it happens to big companies, governments, regular people — basically, everyone. That part is understandable. But what’s not okay is only finding out about it way later, like months or even years down the line which seems diappointing and ugly surprises!!
https://canarytokens.org/generate#are a free, easy, and fast way to help you know right away if someone is messing around in your systems. It’s like the hackers accidentally letting you know they’re there.
Web bug / URL token — Alert when a URL is visited
DNS token — Alert when a hostname is requested
AWS keys — Alert when AWS key is used
Azure Login Certificate — Azure Service Principal certificate that alerts when used to login with.
Sensitive command token — Alert when a suspicious Windows command is run
Microsoft Word document — Get alerted when a document is opened in Microsoft Word
Microsoft Excel document — Get alerted when a document is opened in Microsoft Excel
Kubeconfig token — Alert when a Kubeconfig is used
WireGuard VPN — Alert when a WireGuard VPN client config is used
Cloned website — Trigger an alert when your website is cloned
QR code — Generate a QR code for physical tokens
MySQL dump — Get alerted when a MySQL dump is loaded
Windows folder — Be notified when a Windows Folder is browsed in Windows Explorer
Log4Shell — Alert when a log4j log line is vulnerable to CVE-2021–44228
Fast redirect — Alert when a URL is visited, User is redirected
Slow redirect — Alert when a URL is visited, User is redirected (More info is grabbed!)
Custom image web bug — Alert when an image you uploaded is viewed
Acrobat Reader PDF document — Get alerted when a PDF document is opened in Acrobat Reader
Custom exe / binary — Fire an alert when an EXE or DLL is executed
Microsoft SQL Server — Get alerted when MS SQL Server databases are accessed
SVN — Alert when someone checks out an SVN repository
Unique email address — Alert when an email is sent to a unique address
Go to https://canarytokens.org/generate# & choose your Canarytoken. This is like setting up a digital trap. Provide an email where you want to be notified and a note to remind yourself where you placed it.