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WHATSAAP DECRYTION METHOD USED FOR HACKING .!! O nce I wanted to keep all the Whatsapp messages in separate place and clear all the messages from Whatsapp. I wanted that because, as it growing my chats it takes more space. Whatsapp backups your messages in both local and google drive(if you have allowed). It keeps several backups for recent days. When massages count grows backup also takes more space. Also when I open some chats they might lag when opening. So I wanted to delete them but If I need them later there must be a way to retrieve them. Let’s dig more into the internal structure of WhatsApp. Actually, I’m talking about android, but the procedure may be the same for other OS. Whatsapp keeps data locally in two separate locations. One is app’s private folder which user don’t have access without root access. Other is in internal SD card(user can read/write). Whatsapp encrypts your chats into  crypt12  database file with AES-256 encryption(crypt12 is an extension to encrypt SQLite

 LINUX TERMINAL COMMANDS 1 – SYSTEM INFORMATION # Display Linux system information uname -a # Display kernel release information uname -r # Show which version of redhat installed cat /etc/redhat-release # Show how long the system has been running + load uptime # Show system host name hostname # Display the IP addresses of the host hostname -I # Show system reboot history last reboot # Show the current date and time date # Show this month's calendar cal # Display who is online w # Who you are logged in as whoami 2 – HARDWARE INFORMATION # Display messages in kernel ring buffer dmesg # Display CPU information cat /proc/cpuinfo # Display memory information cat /proc/meminfo # Display free and used memory ( -h for human readable, -m for MB, -g for GB.) free -h # Display PCI devices lspci -tv # Display USB devices lsusb -tv # Display DMI/SMBIOS (hardware info) from the BIOS dmidecode # Show info about disk sda hdparm -i /dev/sda # Perform a read speed test on disk sda