Web World Wide » 50 Free Internet Tools for Tin-Foil Hat Wearers If your wardrobe includes a shiny tin-foil hat, then you will love these free Ma Internet tools. Whether you want to protect yourself from Internet snoopers, want to spy on those out to get you, or want to be able to track trends that you know will lead to something big, then these tools will help you get the job done. Without a Trace If you want to use the Internet without anyone knowing who you are or leave an untraceable phone number, then these tools are for you. Big String. Big String offers self-destructing IMs and emails for those who don’t want any evidence of their online communications. Browsing Security If you want to browse the Internet in privacy, these tools will help you do just that. Hide My Ass!. Computer Security Using the Internet is a huge open door for people to stick their nose in your business. avast!. Laptop Tracking If someone makes off with your laptop, know how to stop them with these tools. Adeona. Spying on Those Out to Get You GotVoice. Global Incident Map.
An introduction to FMenu – an OS X app for Facebook If you’re a Facebook junkie (I’ll admit it, I’m a bit of an addict) who uses OS X, FMenu is an absolute must download. Fmenu is a small app that resides in your system menu. It provides notifications about various Facebook events (new wall posts, new inbox messages, status changes etc) via Growl. Below is the FMenu drop-down list. click to enlarge You can customize FMenu by selecting it from your menu and then clicking the Preferences entry. Select the Notifications & Quicklaunch tab to set the update frequency and customize the Quicklaunch feature. The Quicklaunch box allows you to quickly (go figure) access your friends profiles, upcoming events and groups that you’re a member of (thanks lensovet!). Open your Growl preferences and select FMenu to customize its Growl notifications. Some example Growl notifications –
Over To You: What's The Best Way To Manage Music Across Multiple Systems? Dropbox is one way to sync files across multiple devices and OSes, but is it the best way? Reader Tim Dorcas writes: “With over 100GB of music/samples in my collection, and the fact that I use three different physical systems in two different OSes (Mac OSX and Windows), it is getting harder and harder for me to manage all of this data. I am looking for ideas on how to manage, organise, and sync my music. My current set-up is an iMac at home (as my primary computer), a Windows 7 laptop, a backup Windows 7 laptop, and a NAS for music and sample storage. I can’t be the only one struggling with this – any ideas? Well, Tim, we can ‘t offer you a definitive answer to this, so we’ll give you our suggestion then ask any Digital DJ Tips readers who are managing their music across multiple machines to let us know their thoughts too. However, we’re sure this isn’t the only solution, so as we say if any readers can offer further suggestions or solutions, please do so!
11 Ways To Secure Your WordPress Blog Securing your WordPress blog is the most important thing that you must do after you have set it up on your server. There shouldn’t be any reason for you to leave your WordPress wide open for hackers to creep in and steal your information and/or destroy your data. Here are 11 ways that you can use to secure your WordPress blog. 1) Encrypt your login Whenever you try to login to your website, your password is sent unencrypted. 2) Stop brute force attack Hackers can easily crack your login password and credential using brute force attack. 3) Use a strong password Make sure you use a strong password that is difficult for others to guess. 4) Protect your wp-admin folder Your wp-admin folder contains all the important information and it is the last place that you want to give access to others. 5) Remove WordPress version info A large number of WordPress theme include the WordPress version info in the meta tag. To remove the WordPress version info, log in to your WordPress dashboard.
How Hackers Protect Themselves From Getting Hacked When Adrian Lamo goes online, he leaves nothing to chance. To log in to personal accounts, he uses a digital password generator -- a plastic key chain-like device that displays a new string of digits every 60 seconds. He adds an extra layer of security to some accounts by entering a special code that he receives via text message. And he uses browser extensions to avoid downloading malware by accidentally visiting dangerous Web sites. Some techniques “may seem like a ‘Mission Impossible’ level of security to the average user," Lamo said. It has become increasingly easy to fall victim to hackers, from downloading malicious email attachments to logging in to fake banking sites. Cybercriminals are finding new ways to bypass traditional security methods like passwords and antivirus software. So, if traditional cybersecurity methods are no longer enough, how does the average computer user defend himself? Two summers ago, I attended DefCon, which Moss hosts every August in a Las Vegas hotel.
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How To Permanently Delete Your Account on Popular Websites Advertisement We all have an increasing number of sites and online services we’re members of, and sometimes it all gets a little overwhelming. At times, we just need to delete our memberships to some sites, either in an effort to simplify our lives or just because we’ve grown tired of a particular site or service. What we often don’t realize when signing up for all these accounts, though, is how difficult it can be to permanently delete our accounts when we’ve had enough. Some require complicated, multi-step processes that can stretch over the course of days (or weeks). Below we’ll take a look at the account deletion processes of popular websites and services, and how easy or difficult they make it. Facebook Difficulty (on a scale of 1-5, 5 being hardest): 5 Deleting a Facebook account is a bit more complicated than many other services. If you just want to shut down your account for a little while, with the option to reactivate it later, you can deactivate your account. Twitter MySpace Ebay
Player: Run Windows 8, Chrome OS on a Virtual PC CPU Requirements: Intel Sandy Bridge or a newer CPU AMD Bulldozer or a newer CPU Host Operating Systems: Windows 10 2004 Minimum Requirements to Run Container Runtime on workstation Windows Host Operating Systems: Windows 10 1809 or higher Minimum Requirements to Dark Theme support on Workstation Windows Host Operating Systems: Windows 10 1809 or higher For 3D Hardware Accelerated Graphics Support: Hardware Requirements: For Windows hosts, a GPU that supports DirectX 11 is required. Software Requirements: 64-bit Host Operating System: Windows 8 or higherGNU/Linux with NVIDIA drivers that support OpenGL 4.5 and above Guest Operating System Windows 7 or higherGNU/Linux with vmwgfx *With exception, the following CPUs are not supported: Intel Atom processors based on the 2011 “Bonnell” micro-architecture (e.g. In addition, the following CPUs are supported: Intel processors based on the 2010 “Westmere” micro-architecture (e.g.
Zoeken naar je eigen digitale sporen Download Een harde schijf is geen statisch gegeven: voortdurend worden er bestanden verwijderd en komen er nieuwe bij, waarbij niet zelden oude data deels worden overschreven. Je zou dus denken dat er van je oude data al snel geen spoor meer terug te vinden is. Die visie moet je echter al snel bijspijkeren wanneer je er een forensische tool als Autopsy op loslaat. Autopsy is eigenlijk een grafische schil, zowel voor Linux (in een iets oudere versie) als voor Windows, rond The Sleuth Kit en aanverwante (opdrachtregel)programma’s: een reeks openbrontools die er specifiek op gericht zijn op allerlei manieren “verwijderde” of verloren gewaande gegevens alsnog weer op te diepen. In feite is het de bedoeling Autopsy op en schijfimage los te laten, hoewel het ook mogelijk is het programma op een bestaande volume naar sporen te laten zoeken. Bij het opstarten van deze ‘forensische browser’ start je logischerwijze een n ieuwe ‘case’ op, waarbij je een of meer volumes (images) kunt betrekken.
Which MacBook Air To Buy? Get The 128GB 11-Inch Model With 4GB of RAM. Here’s Why Today, Apple released new Sandy Bridge MacBook Airs with Thunderbolt ports, backlit keyboards and all-around upped specs. Any MacBook Air you get will, in all likelihood, be the best laptop you’ve ever owned, but how do you know which MacBook Air is right for you? After nine months of using and loving our last-gen MacBook Airs, we know which one we’d recommend to most people: the 128GB 11-inch MacBook Air with 4GB of RAM. Here’s why. 11-inch or 13-inch Model? For most people, this is going to be the big question: should you get an 11-inch MacBook Air or get the bigger, more expensive 13-incher? We know, we know: for most people, a 13-inch is the bare minimum laptop display they’d consider. By shaving a couple inches off the 13-inch MacBook Air, you still get a 13-inch MacBook’s resolution while dramatically increasing the portability of your laptop: the 11-inch is small enough to slip in many purses or satchels, and even some iPad bags. 64GB, 128GB or 256GB SSD? 2GB or 4GB of RAM Why?
Find cleartext passwords in memory dump The Random Access Memory (RAM) is where system components, applications and other data is kept, while the computer is working with it. It is placed there often in clear text for fast access, but there is a security risk involved in this, which is often ignored. In this tutorial, we’ll try dumping the content of the memory to the hard drive and find username and password information stored in the file. Start by logging in to your email, Microsoft account or whatever, to make sure that the information is placed in the memory. You can log out, close your browser afterwards – doesn’t matter. Now we need to dump the memory to the hard drive. 1. 2. 3. Ones the program is finished writing the memory to the file you can close the program. 4. 5. The dialog box Simultaneous Search opens. 6. 7. 8. The dialog box Simultaneous Search closes. 9. The dialog box Search complete closes. After writhing this tutorial I played around with the file a bit. Comments comments
67 Open Source Replacements for Really Expensive Applications Why spend thousands or even hundreds or thousands of dollars on a closed source application when you can get a comparable open source app for free? Even if you need commercial support, many open source programs now offer paid support that costs much less than the alternatives. For this list, we looked for quality, open source alternatives to software that has a reputation for being expensive. Whenever possible, we included MSRPs for the expensive software, though in some cases, the pricing scheme is so complicated that it's nearly impossible to pin down. We published a similar list last year, and we've updated and expanded the list for 2011. If you have suggestions for next year's list, feel free to note them in the comments section below. Accounting 1. 2. 3. 4. Audio Recording/Editing 5. 6. 7. Business Intelligence 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Business Process Management 13. 14. 15. Customer Relationship Management 16. Database 17. 18.