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Cara melacak Lokasi Pengguna lewat IP Menggunakan Google Map

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Pada Malam kemerdekaan RI kami Team Malaiakt tersakiti akan membagikan sedikit cara hacking pro untuk melacak seseorang menggunakan IP public untuk yang belum tau ip public kalian bisa baca-baca di google jadi teknik ini akan kita manfaat kan fitur dari google map jadi kita bisa lacak semua orang yang ada di dunia jadi teknik ini sangat mudah di gunakan langsung aja ke TKP.

Pertama kita harus tau IP publick korban yang mau kita lacak untuk menapatkan IP publick orang bisa menggunakan hacking sosial atau dengan membuat web phising yang bisa menyimpan ip yang masuk ke web phising kita.

  1. Google Map
  2. Target IP
  3. Ip address Lookup Online seperti : geobytes.com / Menggunakan nmap.
Tutorial :
  1. Kunjungi geobytes.com
  2. Masukan IP yang ingin di lacak, lalu catat "latitude dan longtitude" nya
 
 
ada 2 result, pilih salah 1 mau yang city jakarta atau mataram
    3. Contoh ane saya jakarta : Latitude 43.700001 | Longitude 7.250000
       rangkai Latitude dan longtitude menjadi  xxxx,xxxxx (gabungkan pisahkan dengan tanda koma)
Contoh : 43.700001,7.250000
  4. Masukan data tersebut pada bagian Search di googl map
  5. Tunggu beberapa saat, akan keluar seperti ini
 

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