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iBall Andi Uddaan with Women & Safety Features

Sunday, August 16, 2015 Shahid 0

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iBall launches a new Android smartphone targeted to the female 
consumers. The new phone is dubbed as Andi Uddaan and comes bundled with
 host of safety and emergency-related features. iBall Andi Uddaan is the
 first phone with a dedicated and exclusive SOS button at the back of 
the phone.</div>
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If a woman finds herself stuck in a sombre situation, on pressing this 
SOS button - it immediately sets on a loud siren that alerts the people 
nearby along with messages and calls automatically made to the five 
pre-defined contacts along with the location of the person based on geo 
codes. The phone also enables, when activated, GPS tracking by up to 10</div>
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This can be very helpful in knowing the whereabouts of the loved one, 
and parents can be at rest and peace. One can view the location of the 
person or can get the updates at pre-defined intervals. The tracking 
function can also be used in business to track the personnel on field.</div>
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And to top all the above, list of stylish things shall remain incomplete
 without the mention of Swarovski Zirconia Crystal on the front for home
 button, which adds the right spark. To provide the desired power and 
speed, Andi Uddaan comes with a powerful dual core 1.3Ghz Cortex A7 
Processor , driven by 512 MB RAM and 4GB internal storage with a 5in qHD
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iBall Andi Uddaan – the perfect partner for today’s woman, was launched 
in Mumbai on Dec 16th and will be available across the country within 2 
weeks. It is priced at best buy special introductory price of Rs 8999</div>
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gadget Iball Security smartphone iBall Andi Uddaan with Women & Safety Features

iBall launches a new Android smartphone targeted to the female consumers. The new phone is dubbed as Andi Uddaan and comes bundled wi...

Find Out IMEI Number of Your Lost Android Phone

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Hi friends, today I will show you how to track / find IMEI number of a 
lost android phone. We all know what is IMEI number ? Its nothing but an
 Uniquie 15 digit magnetic digital code which come inbuilt with every 
mobile phones. Now if your phone get lossed somehow then you can track 
the exact phone location with its IMEI number. As we said each and every
 mobile phones comes with IMEI number,but today we gonna talk only about
 Andorid IMEI number, because this guide is only for Android device 
& not for Java/symbian/windows/iOS phone.<br />
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<a href="https://www.blogger.com/null" name="more"></a>Tracking or finding a lost android mobile through 
internet is possible & there are lots of guide to follow with, but 
tacking is only possible when you have the IMEI number of the lost 
phone. Now to obtain IMEI number we usually dial *#06# from our phone 
dialpad. But above procedure not gonna work in this case, because you 
don’t have the phone with you. This is where importance of this guide 
came, just follow this guide to find IMEI Number.</div>
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<b>Finding IMEI Number from Google Server:</b></div>
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First of all give pressure on your brain & try to remember have you 
ever accessed your GMAIL account or Playstore on your Android mobile 
phone? If no then probably this process not gonna work for you still 
give a try. But if yes then congo you can find IMEI number of your lost 
android phone.<br />
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In this guide we will try to find IMEI number from the Google Server. 
You may or you might like to know that how your IMEI number get stored 
on google server. So here it is > whenever you open Gmail account or 
open playstore on an Android phone all your phone data automatically get
 synced & stored in Google server.</div>
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<b>Follow the Steps Below :</b></div>
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<b>1. </b>First of all open <a href="https://www.google.com/dashboard/%E2%80%8E">Google dashboard</a>.<br />
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<b>2.</b> Now remember which email ID you have used to access Gmail 
account  previously, entered that account ID & password to sign in 
Google dashboard.<br />
<b><br />3. </b>Now scroll down until you see the Android logo as shown in below pic.</div>
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<b>4. </b>Now click on that Android Logo & it will show all the synced Android device with that Gmail ID. (In my case it is 4)<br />
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<b>5.</b> Now find your lost device from that list & copy the IMEI number. (check the marked portion in bellow pic)</div>
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So that’s it, you have found the IMEI number of your lost android phone.
 Now its time to track your phone. I am not going to guide you how to 
track lost android phone, because this is little tricky. But some 
usefully tips : Goto google & search how to track lost android phone
 with IMEI number & check all the post in First 3 pages of google, 
also try this tracking tool I heard somewhere that its usefull but you 
need to pay for it.</div>
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android imei Security Find Out IMEI Number of Your Lost Android Phone

Hi friends, today I will show you how to track / find IMEI number of a lost android phone. We all know what is IMEI number ? Its noth...

Stop Spammers Using Your Website's Contact Form

Sunday, August 16, 2015 Shahid 0

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I have a contact form on my website which a shoe retailer recently 
started using to send me promotional emails on a regular basis. I 
thought whoever was responsible must have used special software to do 
this (rather than tasking an employee with trawling random websites in 
search of contact forms), so I decided to make a change to my form in an
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<b>Using a drop- down menu in your contact</b></div>
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<b>form can help stop automated spam</b></div>
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All I did was add a mandatory question containing a choice of three 
answers in a drop-down menu. Because the shoe retailer's software was 
unable to select one of the options, I immediately stopped receiving any
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contact form Security Spam spammer Stop Spammers Using Your Website's Contact Form

I have a contact form on my website which a shoe retailer recently started using to send me promotional emails on a regular basis. I t...

Check whether QR codes are safe on Android or iOS

Sunday, August 16, 2015 Shahid 0

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As with short links, it’s very difficult to know what websites QR codes 
link to without actually testing them. Most QR code scanners display a 
site’s URL before you visit it, but this URL could still conceal the 
final domain and there’s no foolproof way of knowing it’s safe. I often 
use QR codes, so I was pleased to discover that Kaspersky has just 
released an app (<a href="http://bit.ly/qr365" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/qr365</a>) that solves this problem by automatically scanning sites before directing you to them. </div>
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<b>Kaspersky QR Scanner app is available on </b><b>iOS and Android devices</b></div>
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I was worried that it might slow things down, but the app is remarkably 
fast and you can rest assured that the links you visit are malware-free.
 Since downloading Kaspersky QR Scanner, I’ve not used my old QR scanner
 once!</div>
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android qr code Security Check whether QR codes are safe on Android or iOS

As with short links, it’s very difficult to know what websites QR codes link to without actually testing them. Most QR code scanners disp...

Set password to your antivirus settings

Thursday, August 06, 2015 Habne 0

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I utilize Avast Free Antivirus 2015 and fortunately it has a component that gives me a chance to secret word shield my settings from my ﬁve-year-o1d niece's perky ﬁngers. Open the project, click Settings at the base, then look down and click the dropdown menu alongside Password. Presently tick 'Secure Avast with a password'. Sort and re-enter a password of you're decision, then click OK below.<br />
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Now anytime you need to change your settings, you'll need to enter your password.</div>
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I utilize Avast Free Antivirus 2015 and fortunately it has a component that gives me a chance to secret word shield my settings from my ﬁve...

AT&T text messages can be faked to send phishing links to its customers

Monday, August 03, 2015 Shahid 0

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<b>Cyber criminals can easily fake AT&T text messages and hack you</b></div>
The way AT&T send its consumers presents an easy opportunity for 
hacker to clone it and make phishing attempts to get your login 
credentials. “There’s a problem with the way AT&T sends out customer
 alerts via text message: They’re too easy to mimic,” Jose Pagliery 
reports for CNN.<br />
“With little effort, a scammer could send you alerts that look just like
 the real thing. Click on a link and the hacker will grab your login 
credentials — or fool you into giving up your credit card too,” Pagliery
 reports. “It’s yet another phishing scheme. But instead of email, 
hackers can target you with texts.”<br />
“The problem stems from AT&T not making its real alerts look legitimate enough,” said Dani Grant,<br />
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 the computer programmer who noticed the flaw. ‘If the official texts 
look like phishing, it’s impossible for the customer to distinguish 
between what’s phishing and what’s not,’ she added”<br />
The main problem is that AT&T doesnt have a standard and uniform 
short code number. Some of the messages come from a weird four digit 
short code which can be bought anywhere and AT&T sends the text 
messages from different numbers each time.<br />
Second problem is that the links in the text also are weird at times. 
 Some links point to att.com while others take you to 
dl.mymobilelocate.com
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Third AT&T doesnt maintain a uniformity in the header title and the 
text messages dont have a consistent format. Some of the messages start 
with capital “AT&T FREE MSG,” while others are in lower case, 
“AT&T Free Msg.”<br />
This looks like a open invitation for cybercriminals to carryout phishing campaigns against the AT&T customers.<br />
To test her theory, Grant set up her own shortcode, bought a 
legitimate-looking website address and sent a message. Can you tell the 
difference?<br />
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AT&T declined to comment on this topic. Grant said she reported it 
to the company as a security flaw but hasn’t heard back from them.<br />
To be fair, though, AT&T isn’t the only one. Verizon sends out text 
messages from a 12-digit number that changes depending on the customer, 
and it sends links to vzwmobile.com or vzw.com.<br />
T-Mobile sends alerts from a three-digit short code (also different for every user) and links to t-mo.co.<br />
SMS text messages are convenient, because they’re reliable. You can get them anywhere, anytime on any phone.<br />
But Grant thinks these companies should opt for email instead, or 
communicate through a dedicated app. It’s easier for a company to make 
emails look official. And an app would, in most cases, keep out the bad 
guys.<br />
Next time you get a SMS from any of these companies do watch out for phishing links.</div>

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Ddos - distributed denial of service easy way explained

Sunday, August 02, 2015 Shahid 0

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Note : Just for Sercurity purpose. it may help visitors to secure thier websites against this attack.please dont harm any innocent. we are not responsible for any thing did by you.<br />
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<span dir="auto"> </span>Distributed denial of service attacks on root nameservers<span style="font-weight: normal;"> are <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet" title="Internet">Internet</a> events in which distributed <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial-of-service_attack" title="Denial-of-service attack">denial-of-service attacks</a> target one or more of the thirteen <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Name_System" title="Domain Name System">Domain Name System</a> <a class="mw-redirect" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_nameserver" title="Root nameserver">root nameserver</a> clusters. The root nameservers are <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_infrastructure" title="Critical infrastructure">critical infrastructure</a> components of the Internet, mapping <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_name" title="Domain name">domain names</a> to <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Protocol" title="Internet Protocol">Internet Protocol</a> (IP) addresses and other resource record (RR) data.</span></div>
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#2 - Unpack all files in a directory</h3>
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#3- Choose a target </h3>
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#4a- For example i had choosen a site nemed http://<span id="lblResult">site.com(for testing)</span></h3>
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#4b- Open cmd(commant prompt)</h3>
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#4c- write ping site.com</h3>
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#4d- Note down ip address of the site </h3>
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#5- Open the directory in which u unpacked zip archive mentioned above</h3>
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#6a- Install freeportscanner.exe. When installation complete open it and wirte ip address we note previously like image shown</h3>
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 #6b- Hit enter and after somtime you will see the open port in that site</h3>
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####Hint- You can skip scanning step (5 to 6a) and choose 80/tcp on any 
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Detect and parry off hacker attacks with standard tools and applications

Sunday, August 02, 2015 Shahid 0

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If you wish to check your system for prevailing hacker attacks, you can 
track any potential risks with the help of Windows. The following 
indications point to an attack - you receive virus alerts, even though 
you have not opened, started or recently downloaded any file or 
application. Or an antivirus program which you are unfamiliar with, 
start springing up with notifications. In this situation, using the <div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;">
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utilisation is still abnormally high despite shutting down all programs,
 something fishy is definitely going on. Furthermore, surprising 
computer activities like automatic opening of a website make it all the 
fishier; or you learn, e.g. from friends, that spam mails have been sent
 to the contacts in your address book with your return address.</div>
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Every hacker attack on a Windows computer needs a process and an 
internet connection. You find the process by opening the command prompt 
and type in “<span style="background-color: #f6b26b;">netstat-o</span>”.
 Afterwards, the operating system lists out all processes, which is 
connected to the internet. If any of these processes appears fishy, note
 down the process ID - which you will find in the “PID” column. Open 
Task Manager and click to the “Details” or “Processes” window, depending
 on the Windows version. Type in the the PID under “Select column” which
 is under “View”. Afterwhich, you can identify the process and 
right-click to end it.</div>
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However, before ending the process, you should block its internet 
connection. This can be achieved through the Windows Firewall, where you
 create a new “outbound rule” for the process. If you do not know how 
this is done, then just simply read the next tip.</div>
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If the hacker does not get on track, then find him with a free 
professional tool. Install and start Process Explorer. You will now see 
processes marked with blue, pink and violet. You must pay special 
attention to the violet processes; they could possibly refer to a 
malicious code.</div>
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Right-click on the suspicious process and select the option “Check 
VirusTotal”. The check is uploaded on an online analysis site and 
verified by about 50 antivirus programs. If several of these programs 
raise alarms, then it is another indication of hacker activities. In 
this case, you have successfully detected a definite malicious process. 
Right-click on it in Process Explorer and select the option “Suspend” in
 the context menu. Now, the tool will try to stop the process and find 
all the associated data files.</div>
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Discover which messaging apps you can trust

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Following the well-publicised iCloud leaks and various scandals 
surrounding messaging services such as Snapchat and WhatsApp, I've 
become increasingly concerned about mobile security and privacy. If you 
are worried about such issues, you might be interested in the Secure Messaging Scorecard
 (from the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which examines a range of 
popular messaging services and rates them on a number of important 
security practices. I found it invaluable when deciding which messaging 
apps to trust and which to be more wary of.</div>
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If you’re not sure of the technical terms, there's also a handy key at 
the bottom of the page explaining what each criteria means.</div>
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Keep Spies off Your Tablet or Phone

Sunday, July 12, 2015 Shahid 0

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Your tablet or phone may seem intrinsically less private than your 
computer, but this isn't necessarily the case. Mobile networks such as 
3G and 4G are harder to inﬁltrate than public Wi-Fi hotspots, so a 
hacker will ﬁnd it trickier to spy on your 3G-connected tablet than on 
your hotspot-connected PC. On the other hand, anyone can pick up your 
mobile device and swipe through your photos, messages and other secrets,
 so make sure you lock the screen with a passcode that only you know.</div>
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 might be malicious. Just like Desktop programs, mobile apps can contain
 spyware that criminals use to steal your private data and follow your 
every move. The Android platform is particularly vulnerable in this 
regard . Unlike iOS, Windows Phone and Kindle, Android is an open 
platform, which essentially means that anyone - including hackers - can 
make an Android app and tout it on the open market.</div>
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“Android is the riskiest mobile platform in terms of security,” said Toralv Dirro at McAfee Labs (<a href="http://www.mcafee.com/uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.mcafee.com/uk</a>),
 speaking in April. “In McAfee Labs’ most recent Threat Report we found a
 slight drop in the growth of mobile malware during the first quarter of
 2013, but Android malware still managed to increase by 40 per cent.”</div>
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<b>Malwarebytes Anti-Malware scans your</b><br />
<b>Android device for malware, Trojans and</b><br />
<b>spyware</b><br />
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This means that it’s just as important to have anti-virus software 
installed and updated on your Android device as it is on your PC. McAfee
 recently updated its Mobile Security app, <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wsandroid.suite" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">McAfee Antivirus 8</a>
 Security, which gives you anti-virus, privacy and a security suite for 
free. The new Android version of the excellent security program, <a href="http://www.malwarebytes.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Malwarebytes Anti-Malware</a>, scans your phone and <span style="color: red;">SD card</span>
 for malware, Trojans and spyware, and checks your installed apps for 
privacy-violating permissions.If Malwarebytes ﬁnds an app that’s 
accessing your private data, it lets you edit the app’s permissions or 
disable it completely.</div>
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<a href="http://www.cluefulapp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Clueful</a> is a new app for Android and iOS from the makers of antivirus program <a href="http://www.%20bitdefender.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bitdefender</a>.
 It tells you what your tablet or phone knows about you, and how your 
device uses this information. It runs in the background and reveals 
which apps try to track your location, access your photos, view your 
contacts or use urmecessary permissions to access your personal data. If
 any app suddenly does something to compromise your  such as share your 
personal details with third parties or send your password unencrypted 
over the internet, you’ll be alerted immediately. All its ﬁndings are 
added to the Bitdefender Cloud, a virtual security database of hundreds 
of thousands of apps. Anonymous search service<br />
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DuckDuckGo also has apps for Android, iOS and BlackBerry, as well as a sister app (Search & Stories: <a href="https://duckduckgo.com/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://duckduckgo.com/app</a>) that makes anonymous searching even easier on Android and iOS. Tor has a sister app called <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.torproject.android" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Orbot</a>,
 which lets you use other apps such as Facebook and Twitter without 
being monitored by your network provider, but it only works on Android. 
Incognito browser <a href="http://inbrowserapp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">InBrowser</a>
 doesn’t provide quite the same level of anonymity as Orbot, but it’s 
available for iOS as well as Android and never stores your history or 
cookies.</div>
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