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Regaining Control of Your PC After a Hack Attack

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 12 May 2019 12:30:00 +0530

Hackers and malware seem to be lurking in every corner of the Internet these days. Clicking a link, opening an email attachment, or sometimes, just being on the network can result in your system getting hacked or becoming infected with malware.

What Should You do When You Find Out That Your System Has Been Infected?

Let’s look at several steps you should consider taking if your computer has been hacked and/or infected.

ISOLATE The Infected Computer:

Before any more damage can be done to your system and its data, you need to take it COMPLETELY Offline. Don’t rely on just disabling the network via software either, you need to physically remove the network cable from the computer and disable the Wi-Fi connection by turning off the physical Wi-Fi switch and/or by removing the Wi-Fi adapter (if at all possible).

The reason: you want to sever the connection between the malware and its command and control terminals in order to cut off the flow of data being taken from your computer or being sent to it. Your computer, which might be under a hacker’s control, might also be in the process of carrying out evil deeds, such as denial-of-service attacks, against other systems.

Isolating your system will help protect other computers that your computer may be attempting to attack while it’s under the hacker’s control.

Prepare A Second Computer To Help With The Disinfection and Recovery Efforts

To make things easier to get your infected system back to normal, it's best to have a secondary computer that you trust which is not infected. Ensure the second computer has up-to-date antimalware software and has had a full system scan which shows no current infections.

If you can get a hold of a USB drive that you can move your infected computer’s hard drive to, this would be ideal.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure your antimalware software is set to fully scan any drive that is newly connected to it because you don’t want to infect the computer that you’re using to fix yours. You should also never attempt to run any executable files from an infected drive when it's connected to the non-infected computer as they may be contaminated, doing so could potentially infect the other computer.

Get a Second Opinion Scanner

You’ll probably want to load a Second Opinion Malware Scanner on the non-infected computer that you’ll be using to help fix the infected one.

Malwarebytes is a excellent Second Opinion Scanner to consider, there are others available as well. Check out our article on Why You Need a Second Opinion Malware Scanner for more information on this topic

Get Your Data Off The Infected Computer and Scan The Data Disk For Malware

You'll want to remove the hard drive from the infected computer and connect it to a non-infected computer as a non-bootable drive. An external USB drive will help simplify this process and also not require you to open up the non-infected computer to connect the drive internally.

Once you’ve connected the drive to the trusted (non-infected) computer, scan it for malware with both the primary malware scanner and second opinion malware scanner (if you installed one). Ensure that you are running a “full” or “deep” scan against the infected drive to make sure that all files and areas of the hard drive are scanned for threats.

Once you’ve done this, you need to backup your data from the infected drive to CD/DVD or other media. Verify that your backup is complete, and test to make sure that it worked.

Wipe and Reload The Infected Computer From a Trusted Source (After a Data Backup Has Been Verified)

Once you have a verified backup of all the data from your infected computer, you’ll need to make sure you have your OS disks and the proper license key information before you do anything further.

At this point, you will probably want to wipe the infected drive with a disk wipe utility and ensure that all areas of the drive have been wiped with certainty. Once the drive is wiped and clean, scan it again for malware before returning the previously-infected drive back to the computer from which it was taken.

Move your previously-infected drive back to it’s original computer, reload your OS from trusted media, reload all your apps, load your antimalware (and second opinion scanner) and then run a full system scan both before you reload your data, and after your data has been transferred back to the previously-infected drive.

Password you should avoid for remote desktop connection

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 11 May 2019 12:30:00 +0530

Attackers hunting for open RDP systems use interesting password guesses

A year-long experiment that baited hackers to try and break into systems netted an interesting result: a single letter, x, was one of the most common password guesses.

Rapid7, an IT security company, set up honeypots that were designed to mimic systems running RDP (remote desktop protocol). The protocol is used to remotely login into a system and is often run by POS (point-of-sale) devices, kiosks and other Windows systems.

Attackers often scan the Internet to find RDP systems and then try to log in. Rapid7 logged more than 221,000 login attempts and then studied the credentials that attackers used.

Rapid7 wondered whether attackers were using some of periodic lists released of the most common weak passwords, said Tod Beardsley, a security expert with Rapid7.

"We see some correlation in there, but the ordering is all wrong," he said in a phone interview. "Our number one password we see is 'x.'"

X is one of three single-character passwords that Rapid7 noticed. Of course, it's a terrible password, and security experts recommend passwords that are long and random, with odd characters to lessen the chance of someone guessing it. Two other common guesses were "Zz" and "St@rt123."

Since password guesses are often limited by RDP systems, attackers have only so many chances to try different ones before they're locked out. Beardsley thinks the weak passwords the attackers used -- even though there are many out there -- have in some cases been carefully selected.

"These are clearly dictionary attacks," he said. "They've correlated and they're cultivating small lists of passwords."

Over the year the honeypots were active, Rapid7 collected about 4,000 passwords, about 20 percent of which just showed up once and were never used again.

Beardsley said he'd expected that the attackers would use the same credentials repeatedly. But it appears when they discover a new potential credential for a possible POS system running RDP, they try it, find all the vulnerable systems, then move on.

"They never look again," he said. "It's not like a weekly scan."

Using default credentials or weak ones is particularly dangerous for companies running a fleet of POS devices. A large number of credit card numbers could be collected if a network was breached or a device compromised.

Although it's advised that RDP should not be left running open to the Internet on a POS device, it still happens. Rapid7 scanned the Internet and found 11 million systems running RDP. Beardsley said it wasn't possible to known how many of those are POS systems, but it's likely many are.

It is illegal to attempt to log into those systems, so Beardsley said Rapid7 couldn't take its research further. But it shows that one scan by a group of cybercriminals could provide many targets for possible exploitation.

"I'm willing to bet when you sweep through the 11 million or so endpoints, you will have hundreds and hundreds of hits on these things," Beardsley said. "So you've got plenty of targets to work with at that point, particularly if they're point-of-sale systems."

10 Things You Should Never Post On Social Networks

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 16 Feb 2019 18:40:00 +0530

We share so many details of our daily lives online, but where should we draw the line on what we share about ourselves, our family, and our friends? There are some tidbits of personal information that it is best to never share online, here are ten of them:

1. Your Full Birthdate

While you may love getting loads of birthday wishes posted by your friends on your Facebook Timeline, having your birthdate posted on your profile may provide scammers and identity thieves with one of the key pieces of information needed to steal your identity and open up accounts in your name.

2. Your Current Location

Many people don't realize that when they post a status update or a tweet, they may also be revealing their current location. Giving out your location information can be dangerous because it tells potential thieves that you might not be at home. Depending on your privacy settings, that innocent tweet from your vacation spot might give the bad guys the green light they were waiting for to rob your house.

3. Pictures of Your Children or Your Friends' Children Tagged With Their Names

Ok, this is a sensitive topic. We all want to protect our kids, we would lay down in front of a truck to protect them, but many of us post hundreds of name tagged pictures of our children online for the world to see. The problem is that you can never be sure that only your friends are seeing these pictures. What if your friend has their phone stolen or logs into Facebook from the library and forgets to log out? You can't rely on the "Friends only" setting because you really never know. Assume that everything is public and don't post anything that you wouldn't want the world having access to.

If you must post pictures of your children, remove any geotag information, and avoid using their real names in the picture tag or description.

Your true friends know their names, no need to label them. Same goes for tagging pictures of your friends' kids. If in doubt leave the tag out.

I would be a hypocrite if I said I had removed all tags of my kids from Facebook. It's a long process to go back through years worth of photos, but I work on it a little bit at a time, eventually I'll have them all removed.

4. Your Home Address

Again, you never know who might be looking at your profile. Don't post where you live as you are making things easy for the bad guys. What can criminals do with your address? Check out our article on How Criminals Use Google Maps to 'Case the Joint' to find out.

5. Your Real Phone Number

While you may want your friends to be able to contact you, what if your real phone number falls into the wrong hands. It's possible that your location could be narrowed down by someone using a reverse phone number lookup tool which are freely available on the Internet.

An easy way to allow people to contact you by phone without giving them your real phone number is by using a Google Voice phone number as a go-between. Check out our article on How to Use Google Voice as a Privacy Firewall for full details.

6. Your Relationship Status

Want to give your stalker the green light they've been waiting for while simultaneously letting them know that your more likely to be home alone? Posting your relationship status is the surest way to accomplish this. If you want to be mysterious, just say "It's Complicated".

7. Pictures With Geotags

There's no better road map to your current location than a geotagged picture. Your phone might be recording the location of all pictures you take without you even knowing it. To find out more about why geotags aren't necessarily as cool as you thought they were and to learn how to nix them from your pix, check out our article on How to Remove Geotags from Pictures.

8. Vacation Plans

"Hey, I'm going to be on vacation on the 25th of August, please come rob me", that's basically what you're saying to social network trolling criminals when you post your vacation plans, vacation photos, and when you location tag yourself while you're still on vacation. Wait until you are safely home before uploading your vacation pics or talking about your vacation online. Is "checking in" at that fancy restaurant really worth giving up your location information to potential criminals?

Check out our article on How to Disable Facebook Places Location Tracking for tips on how to avoid accidentally checking in somewhere.

9. Embarrassing Things you Wouldn't Want Shared With Your Employer or Family

Before you post anything online, think to yourself, would I want my boss or family to see this? If not, don't post it. Even if you post something and delete it, doesn't mean that someone didn't take a screenshot of it before you had the chance to remove it. For more tips on this topic check out our article: How to Monitor and Protect Your Online Reputation.

10. Information About Your Current Job or Work-related Projects

Talking about work-related things on social networks is a bad idea. Even an innocent status update about how mad you are about missing a deadline on a project could provide valuable information to your competitors that they could leverage against your company.

Does your company have a security awareness training program to help educate users about threats such as these? If not, check out How to Create a Security Awareness Training Program to learn how to develop one.

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Let's know The LTE / 4G devices that work on RELIANCE JIO network for data !!

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 4 Sep 2016 15:59:00 +0530

RELIANCE JIO has eventually notched up everyone’s sense of requirement in a recent bash launch event by MR. MUKESH AMBANI in his 45 minutes speech which truly has revealed the RELIANCE JIO features that made every Indian more excited about this forthcoming option.

The most prominent and promising feature announced by MR. MUKESH AMBANI can obviously is been FREE VOICE CALLS in India to any network!! WOW A Bash ….!!! Isn’t it too much we often required? Making us running efficiently to RELIANCE JIO store without tying up our lace even. Wait there’s something interesting you should know before you owe yourself to buy a new RELIANCE JIO SIM.

The Launch on 5^th of September the scheduled date has been also launching a tough called terms & conditions with it. Questions comes out to the eligibility? Whether the phones you own are eligible or not?

A certain the answer is NO. As, RELIANCE JIO 4G service means exactly a 4G service. Clears the stop that, there will be no 2G or 3G signals. Thus, if your handset is not a 4G supported or compatible your Jio SIM will have no place rather than a bin!

Don’t worry, here’s a full list of the some upcoming demands of the nation which are compatible & RELIANCE JIO plans supported Smartphones :

S.No.	Brand	Model No.	LTE Data only	Jio Offer applicability
1	Acer	Liquid Jade 2	Yes	No
2	Acer	Liquid Jade Primo	Yes	No
3	Acer	Liquid Z530	Yes	No
4	Alcatel	OneTouch X1	Yes	Yes
5	Alcatel	POP 4+	Yes	Yes
6	Alcatel	Pop star	Yes	Yes
7	Asus	Zenfone 2 (ZE550ML)	Yes	Yes
8	Asus	Zenfone 2 (ZE551ML)	Yes	Yes
9	Asus	ZenFone 2 Laser (ZE550KL)	Yes	Yes
10	Asus	Zenfone 2 Laser (ZE601KL)	Yes	Yes
11	Asus	Zenfone 2 Laser 5.0 (ZE500KL)	Yes	Yes
12	Asus	Zenfone Go 5.0 LTE (T500)	Yes	Yes
13	Asus	Zenfone Max (ZC550KL)	Yes	Yes
14	Asus	Zenfone Max Z010D	Yes	Yes
15	Asus	Zenfone Pegasus 3	Yes	Yes
16	Asus	Zenfone Selfie( ZD551KL)	Yes	Yes
17	Asus	Zenfone Zoom(ZX551ML )	Yes	Yes
18	Benq	T3	Yes	No
19	BlackBerry	Classic Q20	Yes	No
20	BlackBerry	Dtek 50	Yes	No
21	BlackBerry	Leap	Yes	No
22	Blackberry	Passport	Yes	No
23	BlackBerry	Porsche P9982	Yes	No
24	BlackBerry	Porsche P9983	Yes	No
25	BLU	Life Mark	Yes	No
26	BLU	Studio One	Yes	No
27	Coolpad	Note 3 (8676i02)	Yes	No
28	Coolpad	Note 3 Lite	Yes	No
29	Coolpad	Note 3 Plus	Yes	No
30	Elephone	P7000	Yes	No
31	Elephone	S2 Plus	Yes	No
32	Gionee	CTRL V6L LTE	Yes	No
33	Gionee	Elife E8	Yes	Yes
34	Gionee	Elife S7	Yes	Yes
35	Gionee	F105	Yes	Yes
36	Gionee	Marathon M4	Yes	Yes
37	Gionee	Marathon M5	Yes	Yes
38	Gionee	Marathon M5 Lite	Yes	Yes
39	Gionee	P7 Max	Yes	Yes
40	Gionee	S6pro	Yes	Yes
41	HTC	Desire 626	Yes	No
42	HTC	Desire 626 dual Sim	Yes	No
43	HTC	Desire 628	Yes	No
44	HTC	Desire 630	Yes	No
45	HTC	Desire 728 Dual SIM	Yes	No
46	HTC	Desire 820	Yes	No
47	HTC	Desire 820Q	Yes	No
48	HTC	Desire 820S Dual Sim	Yes	No
49	HTC	Desire 825	Yes	No
50	HTC	Desire 826	Yes	No
51	HTC	Desire 826 DS	Yes	No
52	HTC	Desire 828 DS	Yes	No
53	HTC	Desire 830	Yes	No
54	HTC	Desire Eye	Yes	No
55	HTC	HTC 10	Yes	No
56	HTC	HTC 10 Life style	Yes	No
57	HTC	One A9	Yes	No
58	HTC	One E9 S dual sim	Yes	No
59	HTC	One E9+ Dual Sim	Yes	No
60	HTC	One M8	Yes	No
61	HTC	One M8 Eye	Yes	No
62	HTC	One M9 Plus	Yes	No
63	HTC	One M9e	Yes	No
64	HTC	One ME Dual Sim	Yes	No
65	HTC	One X9	Yes	No
66	HTC	E36	Yes	No
67	HTC	A56	Yes	No
68	HTC	S1	Yes	No
69	HTC	M1	Yes	No
70	Huawei	Ascend P1 LTE	Yes	No
71	Huawei	Ascend P2	Yes	No
72	Huawei	Enjoy 5	Yes	No
73	Huawei	G620S	Yes	No
74	Huawei	G7 Plus	Yes	No
75	Huawei	G8	Yes	No
76	Huawei	Honor 4x	Yes	No
77	Huawei	Honor 5C	Yes	No
78	Huawei	Honor 5x	Yes	No
79	Huawei	Honor 6	Yes	No
80	Huawei	Honor 6 Plus	Yes	No
81	Huawei	Honor 7	Yes	No
82	Huawei	Honor 7i	Yes	No
83	Huawei	Honor Holly 2 Plus	Yes	No
84	Huawei	Mate 8	Yes	No
85	Huawei	Nexus 6P(32 GB)	Yes	No
86	Huawei	Nexus 6P(64GB)	Yes	No
87	Huawei	P8	Yes	No
88	Huawei	P9	Yes	No
89	iBall	Cobalt 5.5F Youva	Yes	No
90	iBall	Cobalt Solus 4G	Yes	No
91	Iberry	Auxus Prime P8000	Yes	No
92	Iberry	Auxus Stunner	Yes	No
93	Infocus	M2 4G	Yes	No
94	Infocus	M350	Yes	No
95	Infocus	M425	Yes	No
96	Infocus	M430	Yes	No
97	Infocus	M460	Yes	No
98	Infocus	M808	Yes	No
99	Infocus	M808I	Yes	No
100	Infocus	M810	Yes	No
101	Infocus	M812I	Yes	No
102	Intex	Aqua 4G Star	Yes	No
103	Intex	Aqua 4G+	Yes	No
104	Intex	Aqua Ace	Yes	No
105	Intex	Aqua GenX	Yes	No
106	Intex	Aqua Super	Yes	No
107	Intex	Aqua Trend	Yes	No
108	Intex	Aqua Turbo 4G	Yes	No
109	Intex	Aqua Wing	Yes	No
110	Intex	Cloud 4G Glory	Yes	No
111	Intex	Cloud 4G Smart	Yes	No
112	Intex	Cloud 4G Star	Yes	No
113	Intex	Cloud Crystal 2.5D	Yes	No
114	Intex	Cloud Fame 4G	Yes	No
115	Intex	Cloud Flash	Yes	No
116	Intex	Cloud Jewel	Yes	No
117	Intex	Cloud Swift	Yes	No
118	Itel	IT1411	Yes	No
119	Itel	IT1512	Yes	No
120	Itel	it1520	Yes	No
121	Itel	SelfiePro it1511	Yes	No
122	Karbonn	Quattro L51	Yes	Yes
123	Karbonn	Quattro L52 VR	Yes	Yes
124	Lava	A97	Yes	Yes
125	Lava	X12	Yes	Yes
126	Lava	X28	Yes	Yes
127	Lava	Iris X10	Yes	Yes
128	Lava	Ivory s 4G	Yes	Yes
129	Lava	Pixel V2	Yes	Yes
130	Lava	V2(3gb)	Yes	Yes
131	Lava	V2S	Yes	Yes
132	Lava	X41	Yes	Yes
133	Lava	X41+	Yes	Yes
134	Lava	X50+	Yes	Yes
135	Lava	X81	Yes	Yes
136	Lava	Xolo 76 plus	Yes	Yes
137	Lava	Xolo Black 1X	Yes	Yes
138	Lava	Xolo Era 4K	Yes	Yes
139	Lava	Xolo Era note	Yes	Yes
140	Lava	Xolo Era X	Yes	Yes
141	LeEco	Le 1s	Yes	No
142	LeEco	Le 2 Pro	Yes	No
143	LeEco	Letv Le Max	Yes	No
144	Lenovo	Phab	Yes	No
145	Lenovo	Vibe X3 Lite	Yes	No
146	Lenovo	A2010	Yes	No
147	Lenovo	A6000	Yes	No
148	Lenovo	A6000 Plus	Yes	No
149	Lenovo	A6000 Shot	Yes	No
150	Lenovo	A6010	Yes	No
151	Lenovo	A7000	Yes	No
152	Lenovo	A7000 Turbo	Yes	No
153	Lenovo	A7010	Yes	No
154	Lenovo	K3	Yes	No
155	Lenovo	K3 Note	Yes	No
156	Lenovo	K3 Note Music	Yes	No
157	Lenovo	K4 Note	Yes	No
158	Lenovo	K5 Note	Yes	No
159	Lenovo	P70	Yes	No
160	Lenovo	Phab 2 Pro	Yes	No
161	Lenovo	Phab Plus	Yes	No
162	Lenovo	S60	Yes	No
163	Lenovo	S90	Yes	No
164	Lenovo	Vibe K5	Yes	No
165	Lenovo	Vibe K5 Plus	Yes	No
166	Lenovo	Vibe P1	Yes	No
167	Lenovo	Vibe P1m	Yes	No
168	Lenovo	Vibe S1	Yes	No
169	Lenovo	Vibe X2	Yes	No
170	Lenovo	Vibe X3	Yes	No
171	Lenovo	Zuk Z2	Yes	No
172	Meizu	M3 Note	Yes	No
173	Micromax	Bolt Ninja 4G(Q4201)	Yes	Yes
174	Micromax	Bolt Selfie (Q424)	Yes	Yes
175	Micromax	Bolt Supreme 6 (Q409)	Yes	Yes
176	Micromax	Canavas 6(E485)	Yes	Yes
177	Micromax	Canvas 5 (E481)	Yes	Yes
178	Micromax	Canvas 5 lite special edition( Q463 )	Yes	Yes
179	Micromax	Canvas 5 Lite( Q462 )	Yes	Yes
180	Micromax	Canvas 6 Pro (E484)	Yes	Yes
181	Micromax	Canvas Blaze 4G (Q400)	Yes	Yes
182	Micromax	Canvas Evok (E483)	Yes	Yes
183	Micromax	Canvas Fire 4G (Q411)	Yes	Yes
184	Micromax	Canvas Fire 4G+ (Q412)	Yes	Yes
185	Micromax	Canvas Knight 2 4G (E471)	Yes	Yes
186	Micromax	Canvas Mega 4G (Q417)	Yes	Yes
187	Micromax	Canvas Nitro 3 4G (E455)	Yes	Yes
188	Micromax	Canvas Pace 4G (Q415)	Yes	Yes
189	Micromax	Canvas Pace 4G (Q416)	Yes	Yes
190	Micromax	Canvas Play 4G (Q469)	Yes	Yes
191	Micromax	Canvas Tab (P702)	Yes	Yes
192	Micromax	Canvas Unite 4 Lite (Q465 Lite)	Yes	Yes
193	Micromax	Canvas Unite 4 Plus	Yes	Yes
194	Micromax	Canvas Unite 4( Q427 )	Yes	Yes
195	Micromax	Canvas Xpress 4G (Q413)	Yes	Yes
196	Micromax	E458	Yes	Yes
197	Micromax	JUICE 4G (Q461)	Yes	Yes
198	Micromax	Pulse 4G (E451)	Yes	Yes
199	Micromax	Q4001	Yes	Yes
200	Micromax	Unite 4 Pro (Q465)	Yes	Yes
201	Micromax	YU 5251	Yes	Yes
202	Micromax	YU Yunicorn (YU5530)	Yes	Yes
203	Micromax	Yu Yuphoria (YU5010)	Yes	Yes
204	Micromax	Yu Yureka ( YU5510)	Yes	Yes
205	Micromax	Yu Yureka Plus (YU5510A)	Yes	Yes
206	Micromax	Yu Yutopia(YU5050)	Yes	Yes
207	Micromax	Yureka S (YU5200) - Caster	Yes	Yes
208	Microsoft	Lumia 640 XL LTE Dual Sim	Yes	No
209	Microsoft	Lumia 650 DS	Yes	No
210	Microsoft	Lumia 950 Dual SIM	Yes	No
211	Microsoft	Lumia 950 XL Dual SIM	Yes	No
212	Motorola	Moto G4 Play	Yes	No
213	Motorola	Moto Turbo	Yes	No
214	Motorola	Moto X (2016)	Yes	No
215	Motorola	Moto X (2nd Gen)	Yes	No
216	Motorola	Moto X Force	Yes	No
217	Motorola	Moto X Style	Yes	No
218	Oneplus	One plus One	Yes	No
219	Oneplus	Oneplus 2	Yes	No
220	Oneplus	X	Yes	No
221	Oppo	N3 (N2506)	Yes	No
222	Oppo	Neo7	Yes	No
223	Oppo	R5	Yes	No
224	Oppo	R5s	Yes	No
225	Oppo	R7 Lite	Yes	No
226	Oppo	R7 Plus	Yes	No
227	Panasonic	Eluga Icon	Yes	Yes
228	Panasonic	Eluga L2	Yes	Yes
229	Panasonic	Eluga Turbo	Yes	Yes
230	Panasonic	Mark	Yes	Yes
231	Panasonic	P77	Yes	Yes
232	Panasonic	Switch	Yes	Yes
233	Panasonic	T45	Yes	Yes
234	Pepsi	P1	Yes	No
235	Phicomm	Energy 653	Yes	No
236	Philips	Sapphire S616	Yes	No
237	Qiku	N4	Yes	No
238	Samsung	Galaxy J1 4G (SM-J100G)	Yes	No
239	Samsung	Galaxy S 5 Plus (SM-G901F)	Yes	Yes
240	Samsung	Galaxy S5 Neo	Yes	Yes
241	Samsung	Grand Prime 4G	Yes	Yes
242	Samsung	Galaxy A9	Yes	Yes
243	Samsung	Galaxy A9 Pro	Yes	Yes
244	Sony	E4g Dual(E2043)	Yes	No
245	Sony	Xperia A4	Yes	No
246	Sony	Xperia C4 Dual(E5363)	Yes	No
247	Sony	Xperia C5 Ultra (E5563)	Yes	No
248	Sony	Xperia M4 Aqua Dual (E2363)	Yes	No
249	Sony	Xperia M5 (E5663)	Yes	No
250	Sony	Xperia M5 Dual (E5663)	Yes	No
251	Sony	Xperia X A	Yes	No
252	Sony	Xperia X A Ultra	Yes	No
253	Sony	Xperia Z1 Compact(D5503)	Yes	No
254	Sony	Xperia Z3 Compact(D5833)	Yes	No
255	Sony	Xperia Z3 Plus(E6553)	Yes	No
256	Sony	Xperia Z3(D6653)	Yes	No
257	Swipe	Elite 2	Yes	No
258	Swipe	Elite Note	Yes	No
259	Swipe	Elite Plus	Yes	No
260	TCL	P561U(fit 5.5)	Yes	Yes
261	TCL	Pride T500L	Yes	Yes
262	TP-LINK	Neffos C5 Max (TP702B)	Yes	No
263	TP-LINK	Neffos C5L(TP601B)	Yes	No
264	Videocon	EB50S	Yes	No
265	Videocon	FD45S	Yes	No
266	Videocon	Infinium Z55 Krypton (V50FA3) 16GB	Yes	No
267	Videocon	Infinium Z55 Krypton(V50FA3) 8GB	Yes	No
268	Videocon	V45GD	Yes	No
269	Videocon	V50FG6	Yes	No
270	Videocon	V50JL	Yes	No
271	Videocon	V50KJ	Yes	No
272	Videocon	V50LL	Yes	No
273	Videocon	V50NL	Yes	No
274	Videocon	V50OK	Yes	No
275	Vivo	V1	Yes	No
276	Vivo	V1 Max	Yes	No
277	Vivo	Vivo PD1612F_EX	Yes	No
278	Vivo	X5 Max	Yes	No
279	Vivo	X5 Pro	Yes	No
280	Vivo	Y27L	Yes	No
281	Vivo	Y51L	Yes	No
282	Wibridge	BLEU WI 208	Yes	No
283	Wickedleak	Wammy Note 5	Yes	No
284	Wor(l)d	Space Phone 5GS	Yes	No
285	Xiaomi	Mi4i	Yes	No
286	Xiaomi	Redmi 2 (HM2_LTE_IN)	Yes	No
287	Xiaomi	Redmi 2A	Yes	No
288	Xiaomi	Redmi Note 4G (HM_Note_1_LTE)	Yes	No
289	Xiaomi	Redmi Note 4G Prime (HM_Note_1S_LTE)	Yes	No
290	Xolo	Xolo Era 1x	Yes	Yes
291	Xolo	Xolo Era 2x	Yes	Yes
292	Zopo	Speed 8	Yes	No
293	ZTE	Blade Q Lux 4G	Yes	No
294	ZTE	Grand X Max Plus	Yes	No
295	ZTE	Nubia Z7 Mini	Yes	No

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Important and must remember DOS Commands

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 18 Apr 2016 11:00:00 +0530

In today's world we are mostly dependent on computers, unlike old days now computer comes with latest operating systems. Microsoft Windows is one of the most user friendly operating system these days. GUI interface of Microsoft Windows is very good. We can perform most of our task using few clicks. But what happens when GUI interface of Windows fails to perform as required. There becomes very critical situation, but there is something which can help us to come out of the issue. And the answer is MS-DOS.

MS-DOS is a command based tool and is the initial and still working version of Operating system build by Microsoft. Latest version of Windows Operating Systems comes pre-installed with MS-DOS named as Command Prompt or CMD.

You can simply open the DOS prompt by using CMD command in run dialogue.

(Navigation: Start Menu -- All Programs -- Accessories -- Command Prompt
or
press windows logo key + r -- type CMD and hit enter)

Below is the list of Important and must remember DOS Commands:

Cd/Chdir: The cd/chdir command is used to display the drive letter and folder that you are currently in. Chdir can also be used to change the drive and/or directory that you want to work in.

Chkdsk: The chkdsk command often referred to as check disk, and is used to identify and/or to correct hard drive errors.

Cls: The cls command clears the screen of all previously entered commands and text.

Copy: The copy command copies one or more files from/to one location to another.

Date: The date command is being used to show or change the current date of the computer.

Del/Erase: The del/erase command is used to delete one or more files.

Dir: The dir command is used to display a list of files and folders contained within the folder that you are currently working in.

Exit: The exit command is used to end the command prompt session that you're currently working in.

Help: The help command provides more detailed information on other DOS commands.

Label: The label command is used to manage the volume label of a disk.

Md/Mkdir: The md/mkdir command is used to create a new folder.

More: The more command is used to display the information contained in a text file. The more command can also be used to paginate the results of any other MS-DOS command.

Move: The move command is used to move one or files from one folder to another. The move command is also used to rename directories.

Path: The path command is used to display or set a specific path available to executable files.

Pause: The pause command is used within a batch or script file to pause the processing of the file. When the pause command is used, a "Press any key to continue…" message is displayed.

Ren/Rename: The rename command is used to change the name of the individual file that you specify.

Rmdir: The rmdir command is used to delete a directory.

Scandisk: The scandisk command is used to start Microsoft ScanDisk, a disk repair program.

Set: The set command is used to display, enable, or disable environment variables in MS-DOS.

Time: The time command is used to show or change the current time.

Tree: The tree command is used to graphically display the folder structure of a specified drive or path.

Vol: The vol command shows the volume label and serial number of a specified disk, assuming this information exists. More »

Xcopy: The xcopy command can copy one or more files or directory trees from one location to another.

There is lot more we can do within DOS. We will comeback soon with detailed version of these DOS commands.

Have fun...

What is a Syntax in Computer world?

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 10 Apr 2016 22:20:00 +0530

In the current word we are mostly dependent on lots of electronic and electrical gadgets around us. Most of them runs on embedded software installed on their motherboard. Now the question should be how these software works? Let us explain this in detail.

In the Computer World each software runs on some kind of command, and parts of command referred as syntax. Syntax is nothing more then instructions specified in structured formats, also it can be referred as programming language that a software can understand.

For example, think of an language like Hindi, English or French etc. every language has specific characters and punctuation be used in the right way so that someone hearing or reading the words can understand them correctly. If somehow characters in the words are placed zigzag in a sentence, it will be very difficult to understand by someone.

Just like any language, the structure, or syntax, of a computer command must be coded or executed perfectly in order for it to be understood, with all the words, symbols, and other characters positioned in just the right way.

Why is Syntax Important?

Would you expect someone who reads and speaks only in Russian to understand Japanese? Or what about someone who only understands English, to be able to read words written in Italian?

Similarly, different programs (much like different languages) require different rules that must be followed so that the software (or person, with spoken language) can interpret your requests.

Syntax is an important concept to understand when working with computer commands because an inappropriate use of syntax will mean that a computer can't understand what it is that you're after.

Let's look at the ping command as an example of proper, and improper, syntax. The most common way that the ping command is used is by executing ping, followed by an IP address, like this:

ping 192.168.1.1

This syntax is 100% correct, and just because it is correct, the command-line interpreter like Command Prompt in Microsoft Windows, can understand that we want to check if computer can communicate with the specific device on the network or not.

However, the command will not work if we re-arrange the text like this:

192.168.1.1 ping

We are not using the right syntax here. Although command looks alike but it will not work, because computer has no idea how to handle this command.

Computer commands that have the wrong syntax are often said to have a syntax error, and will not run as intended until the syntax is corrected.

Every command has something different to do hence they are called different syntax. Just one rule to remember i.e. we have to follow certain rules that apply to how they can be used.

Hope this helps...

Are your passwords strong enough?

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 9 Feb 2016 09:38:00 +0530

Every Year security researchers prepare a list of username and passwords which are heavily on risk of hackers. According to the recent reports published, it was found that around 80% of web consumers were using risky password constructions, mainly containing some personnel information or common keywords.

Two usual suspects top the list are “123456” and “password,” respectively. Three Star Wars-themed passwords—“starwars,” “solo” and “princess”—are new to the list.

Password management company SplashData just released its annual round-up of the 25 worst passwords of 2015.

1. 123456

2. password

3. 12345678

4. qwerty

5. 12345

6. 123456789

7. football

8. 1234

9. 1234567

10. baseball

11. welcome

12. 1234567890

13. abc123

14. 111111

15. 1qaz2wsx

16. dragon

17. master

18. monkey

19. letmein

20. login

21. princess

22. qwertyuiop

23. solo

24. passw0rd

25. starwars

Do yourself a favor and make sure your password isn’t listed above.

What type of passwords you must avoid usually?

Mainly the cyber criminals use sophisticated tools that easily figure out your password.

Avoid using –

Dictionary words in any language.
Words that are spelled back-forth, common misspellings and abbreviations.
Sequenced or repeated characters or numbers on your keyboard
Personal information such as Name, Birth Date, Driver License, etc.

What type of passwords are recommended and you must use?

No doubt, maintaining passwords is a pain for all of us, but they are only the best security measure available right now. Tech Security companies are working on it but there is nothing then strong passwords. Mainly the cyber criminals use sophisticated tools that easily figure out your password.

Must Use –

8 to 24 characters long
UPPER CASE LETTERS
lower case letters
1234567890 (numerals)
!@#$%^&*()_-",'/?|\<>., (Special Characters)

We recommend you to create long, random passwords that are hard to guess. Try to make a combination of letters (including different cases), numbers, and symbols. Use unique password for every major account you have including banking, email, Paypal, social networks, and any other website that has your credit card or bank detail. Keep a copy of your all passwords, we would recommend to note it down in your personal diary, which you always kept at home. Alternatively you can use password managers to manage all your passwords.

You should also use multi-factor authentication whenever it’s offered to keep your accounts extra safe. That way if you ever lose control of your password, malicious hackers won’t be able to break into your account without the numeric code generated on your smartphone. Most major services support multi-factor authentication, including Microsoft, Facebook, Gmail, Amazon, and Twitter etc.

We know keeping your accounts secure is not so simple, but if you follow some basics then it’s not that hard to keep you away from the hackers.

Enjoy !!!

How to remove shortcut Trojan/Virus from USB/Hard Drives?

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 30 Jan 2016 19:09:00 +0530

Today we are going to tell you an easy technique for removing the inborn shortcut Trojan/Virus from your hard drives, USB Drives, Memory Cards and/or other

storage devices.

USB drives specially those which were partially used on shared computers or laptops at schools, internet cafe, hotels, etc are highly susceptible to contamination by viruses present on other devices. The most common and undergoing Virus is shortcut virus that initially creates many undesirable icons on the device. The hidden files/folders in these shortcuts really matters, as this is what you had stored on that USB/Hard drive and virus are preventing access to them.

Shortcut virus usually creates the shortcut of files and/or folders. So if you see such shortcut files in Computer or Pen drive then it is the sure signs that your computer or pen drive contains the stubborn shortcut virus. This is a kind of virus which will not be detected by normal antivirus.

Below are the simple tricks which helps you remove the shortcut Trojan/virus from the contaminated computer or USB/Hard drives. We can remove these shortcut virus easily by using the simple functionality of command prompt.

Follow these simple steps accordingly

Step 1. Open Command Prompt (CMD)

a. Press "Windows Logo Key + R" opens up Run dialogue box.

b. Type "CMD" and press enter.

Step 2. After opening command prompt type the following command

attrib <USB/Hard drive>:*.* /d /s -h -r -s

* Note:- <USB/Hard drive> - Refers the drive containing virus or shortcuts.

* If USB/Hard drive that contain Shortcuts is A-Drive, we needs to use the command like

attrib a:*.* /d /s -h -r -s

Step 3. Wait for sometime till the time above Command finishes the process. Upon successful completion all the shortcuts Trojan/virus would be removed from the USB/Hard drive.

Step 4. Above process will convert all shortcut files into normal files/folders or in some cases these may be completed removed from the disk drive. In case these hidden shortcuts does not converted into normal files/folders, then delete the undesired files manually from the storage drive but only and only after command process completes. We highly recommend that after removing shortcuts virus, copy the USB data to another disk drive or volume.

Step 5. Once completed, Format the USB/Hard drive and copy/move the data back into drive.

Enjoy!!!

BSNL reduces mobile call rates by up to 80% for its customers

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 17 Jan 2016 10:00:00 +0530

In a recent announcement state-run BSNL has decided to extend its scheme for giving 80 percent reduction in mobile call rates with effect from 16 January 2016.

Initially this scheme was launched for its new prepaid customers only, and now BSNL has decided to extent the same to its existing mobile customers also.

"Earlier, BSNL had reduced call rate by up to 80 percent for its new prepaid mobile customers only and now the same has been extended for existing prepaid users also," the company said in a statement.

Reduction of call rates is applicable on both per minute and per second billing plans.

"Our tariffs are most competitive in the industry having largest network coverage. Two new special tariff vouchers (STV) have also been introduced," BSNL board director (consumer mobility), R K Mittal said.

BSNL is working quite hard to improve quality in its services and add more customers to their account.

Like other mobile operators across the country BSNL has shown positive numbers in mobile number portability (MNP) with 33406 between July 2015 to November 2015.

By the end of September 2015, BSNL mobile customer base reach up-to 7.96 crores and the company was figured among top 5 players in terms of new subscriber addition during the month.

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