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You can be Hacker by fooling your's pal.

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We all surf Internet daily where we visit regularly websites which are known to us or popular. Sometimes we come across a website which offers us good bit of information. We often bookmark such website and let everybody in our social circles know about it. But such websites are rare to come by, hence Techworm has prepared a list of some amazing websites that you never knew existed.

  • Geektyper.com

If You can prank your friends by showing of your coding speeds on this website. Open this website and just press anything. The website is designed to show your keystrokes as code.

 

  • 10Minutemail.com

10Minutemail is a service that lets you create an email address only for 10 minutes. You can use this website to get an email id for getting subscription or entering fake id on any website. The beauty of this website is that all your mails will self destruct in 10 minutes.

  • Fakenamegenerator.com

If you are a shy kind of guy or a privacy lover and hate to share your real name, this website will help you to create a fake full ID with full details. This website generates random fake id for any user and for any purpose.

 

  • Downforeveryoneorjustme.com

Sometimes many website go down or not open in your computer. This website helps you to check if website is really down or it’s just for you.

  • timeanddate.com

Calculate difference between two dates and year. Additionally, this site offers you some really nice stats.

  • web-capture.net

You can take full HD screenshot of any webpage and convert that screenshot into JPG/JPEG, PNG and PDF format.

  • Google.com/ncr

When you enter google.com , Google redirect you to country domain like google.in or google.co.uk. If you want to use Google without any country restrictions, open google.com/ncr .

  • Virustotal

Virustotal is a free online virus scanner. If your friend sends you suspicious file or you download any file from the Internet you might risk getting a virus on your computer. With this website you can check if your file contains any virus.

  • IPviking

This website allows you to see live DDoS attacks taking place all over the world. You can see attacking IPs, attack types, ports and lots of other info.

  • netdisaster.com

This neat little Javascript trick lets you destroy websites. When you open below link, an arrow will open on the screen. Now Press space and enjoy the shooting. Control the arrow with arrows keys.

Drag the button to your bookmarks bar to destroy some other website.You can even participate on the global leader board here.

posted Feb 25, 2016 by Chandan Kumar Pandey

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