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Trick to surf free on BSNL Dataone Night Unlimited Plan

Trick to surf free on BSNL Dataone Night Unlimited Plan

I use BSNL dataone connection 500c plan, I was often wondering if there were any tricks that apply on the BSnl. One day I forgot to disconnect my BSNL connection after 8 am,which is the limit of free download time …

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Email Security – How Aware Are You?

Email Security – How Aware Are You?

The Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group (MAAWG) surveyed consumer emailing behavior and security awareness amongst them and found out that almost a third of consumers accepted to responding to an email they suspected to be spam. Alarmingly, about 80 % of …

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Social networking sites fight the Koobface worm

Social networking sites fight the Koobface worm

According to the Panda Labs, the 56th variant of the Koobface worm has been found. Since May 2008, the worm has been spreading across Facebook, MySpace, Tagged, Friendster, MyYearBook, Fubar.com, Hi5 and Bebo.

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Beware! The Phishing Scam on Facebook is back!

Beware! The Phishing Scam on Facebook is back!

Facebook users are being attacked yet again. Hackers launched their latest phishing drive yesterday and successfully gathered a number of passwords from different people from its 200 million user base. The site fought against a similar phishing scam a couple of weeks ago.

Hackers managed to break into the accounts of many Facebook members and sent emails to the user’s friends list recommending them to click on links to fake websites.

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Avsim: The largest flight simulation site destroyed by hackers!

Avsim: The largest flight simulation site destroyed by hackers!

A very sad moment for the flight sim community and one of the largest flight simulation sites – Avsim, which has been effectively destroyed by malicious hackers. The site was launched in 1996 and covered all aspects of flight simulation, focusing mainly on Microsoft’s Flight Simulator.

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Windows 7 and the War of Software Piracy

Windows 7 and the War of Software Piracy

With the release of Windows 7 RC, cyber-criminals have already started to monger it! There have been reports of illegitimate distributions of Windows 7 RC that have infected the user’s computers with malware. This could lead to potential identity theft, system failures and unrecoverable data loss. Not just that, it also costs the world economy more than 45 billion dollars annually.

Windows 7 has anti-piracy guards that show pop-up boxes to warn people when unauthorized copies of software are spied on computers.

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More security issues with Google Chrome

More security issues with Google Chrome

Very recently, I had written about Security Problems with Google Chrome and how a FIX had been released to resolve the issue. But it appears that within a span of two weeks, Google Chrome has been updated with two more security patches, to fix a pair of vulnerabilities, one being critical and the other high risk.

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ALERT! Malicious Swine Flu Emails on the Rise

ALERT! Malicious Swine Flu Emails on the Rise

Data thieves and spammers want to make the most of every situation. After the sudden and unfortunate outbreak of Swine Flu, looks like the cybercriminals want to capitalize on this situation too. Since the outbreak of the flu, online data stats across the globe suggests that people have been hitting the internet in frenzy looking for Swine Flu related information.

Capitalizing on this, the cybercriminals have been sending infected files to the masses via emails, keying off curiosity about Swine Flu.

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Beware! Phishing scam on Facebook

Beware! Phishing scam on Facebook

Has anyone faced a hoax issue on Facebook yet? If you have a Facebook account, then be a little careful. There has been a major spur of phishing attacks on Facebook to steal usernames and passwords and spam your friends. Facebook’s mail system is being used by the attackers to send messages to the users, enticing them to go to – fbaction.net – a site that duplicates Facebook’s log-in screen.

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Does using a Wi-Fi increase the chances of you being hacked?

Today, I was at my dad’s office and interestingly the Wi-Fi locator on his notebook flashed a new network – ‘Hari Om’ it showed the holly network as unsecured! My curiosity got the better of me and I instantly double …

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