Computers and Technology

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This is a must read post for the beginners and newbies who have just started exploring hacking and for laymen who aren't interested in learning hacking but needs somebody's account password anyhow. I want you to aware about common misconceptions regarding Email/Social Networking Sites accounts hacking. Otherwise those thoughts/misconceptions can seriously put you in trouble. We usually start like googling this, "how to hack gmail" , " softwares for hacking orkut","how to hack facebook" etc  but unfortunately reach some malicious websites,  follow stupid instructions and our own accounts get compromised. Yes I wasn't any different and had been a foolish when I was a beginner Okay talking in general ,  suppose you just have signed up for an account(gmail,yahoo or any other reputed website) Your password is stored only at two places 1.   In website's database 2.   In your mind (Dont say a stupid thin

Holiday season is here and everyone is making a beeline to buy appropriate gifts to suit the occasion. At times like these the stores are almost filled up with huge crowds and deals that make it almost impossible to get what you want. It is relatively easier to go shopping online to save time and get better deals quickly. However, online shopping is convenient but at the same time, it can also be potentially dangerous to shop online. It is during festival occasion hackers are on the prowl to steal or tamper with maximum user information. Nevertheless, one cannot altogether avoid shopping online as it has to be done. Here is an easy guide to smart shopping online to help you keep safe. Browsing Initially you need to understand that using a reliable browser is the best option while deciding to shop online. You can use either Chrome or Firefox; the best option is using these browsers interchangeably. If you are using two browsers at the same time then you minimize your chances

Online privacy and security is not merely an area of importance relegated to IT and Information Security professionals but, rather, should be a primary concern for every individual who has an electronic device (whether PC, notebook, tablet, iPad, mobile phone, etc.) that connects to the Internet. Today's malicious hackers (not all hackers are malicious, I myself am a Certified  Ethical  Hacker (C|EH)), identity thieves, pedophiles, etc. are becoming more and more technologically astute and, each time you logon to the Web-especially on public networks-you are placing yourself, your identity, and your finances at risk! I know, you think it will never happen to you but the fact of the matter is that Internet-related crimes are on the march and will only continue to grow in numbers as technology becomes more ubiquitous and our connectivity expands. Today, more than any other time in the past, pretty much any electronic device can be connected to a network (especially wireless ne

Outsourcing is a great way to get professional services at a fraction of the price of hiring someone or a department full time. Your company may or may not be at the point of outsourcing information technology (IT) support. However, as your business grows, there is a high probability that outsourcing will become a realistic solution for you, whether it is information technology, human resources, accounting, or even sales and marketing. For years, businesses have been outsourcing specific functions related to accounting, law, and human resources. Outsourcing is a popular business model because it allows a company to remain focused on its core competencies, while the experts handle theirs. And it appears once a company tries it, they can't get enough. According to the Outsourcing Institute, more than 30 percent of the companies presently outsourcing various business functions are actively searching for additional outsourcing opportunities in other functional and more business-

With the advent of wireless technology the scenario of Internet world has been extremely changed. It isn't say wrong that Wi-Fi and Bluetooth have ushered the mankind into a new realm, a wonderful space that has only gadgets but no wires. Digital data transmissions are made through wireless networks. So much so, these networks can also be connected to the Net, the information superhighway of the world Laptop notebooks and Blue Tooth-enabled personal computers are dominating the corporate boardrooms of the world. Cellular phones have Wi-Fi capabilities; so we have no problem in sending and receiving SMS (short messaging service) and MMS (multimedia messaging service) messages. Airports have wireless data transfer facilities. Anyone, who is authorised to surf through wireless networks with the help of his laptop, can do so with the click on the mouse. However, wireless data transmissions are executed only at a price. Wired gadgets are still cheaper than their wireless cousins

I t shocks me to see parents always complaining that; their kids are always in the house, or just constantly on their video games, when the parents themselves are on their iPad, iPhone, Blackberry, etc. What happened to the old days when dads would go outside with their kids and throw the "ole pigskin" around? Or when moms would play tea party with their little girls? I can't tell you how much it irritates me to see a mom on her phone at the store, but turning around to yell at her son because he was jumping in the puddles at the parking lot, and getting dirty. Then a few days later she yells at him because he is inside playing with the video games she bought him. It doesn't surprise me that kids are so confused with what to do with themselves now-a-days. So all I want is to put a different outlook on the table and let everyone know parents have a little more to do with the younger generation's  in activeness  and obsession over technology. So let's sta