Saturday 6 July 2013

Download Spyrix Free Keylogger

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Spyrix Free Keylogger

CNET Editors' review

Keyloggers are programs that hide in the background and record a user's every keystroke, mouse click, and screen image, letting others (such as the boss) see exactly what that user has been doing while at the computer. Long used in high-security applications, keyloggers can help parents, employers, and others who are responsible for others' behavior (and, more to the point, misbehavior) by clearly showing which Web sites and programs a specific user accessed at a specific time. Spyrix Free Keylogger can put that power in your hands. This easy-to-use freeware logs keystrokes and online activity, takes screenshots, and monitors other activities for specific users without their knowledge.
Spyrix has an attractive user interface that won't look out of place in a corporate environment or a home PC. The program opened with its Settings dialog, where we could set options such as running when Windows starts, removing shortcut menus, and other security-related options. We also set a hot-key combo and password to show Spyrix. Under ScreenShot, we could set Spyrix to record an image any time a window changes or something is copied to the clipboard. Spyrix displays all activity in a list view in the upper half of the main window, with specific items such as documents and images displayed in the preview pane below. The program is very easy to use, once you've set things up to your liking, but we recommend being careful when hiding Spyrix since you'll need to remember your hot-key combo and password to access the program in hidden mode. It's not meant to be easy, since a security tool that any smart kid can disable isn't worth the name, is it?
We recommend Spyrix Free Keylogger for parents, business owners, or anyone who provides PC and Internet access, with the potential liability that comes along with it. But we also recommend using it with caution and with an eye to privacy concerns, too, as we do with any software that monitors user activity. Used properly, Spyrix Free Keylogger can be an invaluable tool for monitoring and enforcing PC access policies at home and at work


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Friday 5 July 2013

DOWNLOAD ROXIO CREATOR NXT PRO 2013 FREE SOFTWARE

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DOWNLOAD ROXIO CREATOR NXT PRO 2013 FREE SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD

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Download Roxio Creator NXT Pro 2013 v14.0.36.0 Free - Full Version Software Roxio Creator NXT Pro 2013 v14.0.36.0 Filehost Mirrors: Rapidgator.net | 3.3 GBSystem Requirements:Internet connection required for product installationMicrosoft Windows ® 8, Professional (32 - or 64-bit),Microsoft Windows 7 SP1 Home Premium, Professional or Ultimate (32 - or 64-bit),Microsoft Windows Vista ™ SP2 (32 - or 64-bit),Windows XP SP3 (32-bit)OS: 32bit + 64...
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www.laaptu.com/dron

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AirDroid vulnerability allows hackers to perform Dos attack from your Android device

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AirDroid vulnerability allows hackers to perform Dos attack from your Android device



A vulnerability in AirDroid application  which provides wireless management of your Android phone or tablet from any browser on the same Wi-Fi network allow hackers  to perform Dos attack from your Android device. Cross Site scripting or XSS vulnerability in the browser version of AirDroid allows an attacker is able [...]
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alian team discoveries flaw in Ruzzle protocol, serious menace to privacy

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alian team discoveries flaw in Ruzzle protocol, serious menace to privacy



We are in digital era, everything is connected to the large networks and applications benefit of even more complex devices that deeply interact with owner, in this scenario security requirements assume a crucial importance and security of overall architecture also depend on security of single components. In these months mobile users have gone [...]
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Hacking Facebook Passwords like changing your own Password

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Hacking Facebook Passwords like changing your own Password

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Hacker found a way to hack and change your password like, just he used to change his own password. Confused ? Recently Facebook fix a very critical vulnerability on the tip of 'Sow Ching Shiong', an independent vulnerability researcher. Flaw allows anyone to reset the password of any Facebook user without knowing his last password.
Facebook Change Password
At Facebook, there is an option for compromised accounts at "https://www.facebook.com/hacked" , where Facebook ask one to change his password for further protection. This compromised account recovery page, will redirect you to another page at "https://www.facebook.com/checkpoint/checkpointme?f=[userid]&r=web_hacked" .
Hacking Facebook Passwords like changing your own PasswordResearcher notice that the URL of the page having a parameter called "f" which represents your user ID and replacing the user ID with victim's user ID allow him to get into next page where attacker can reset the password of victim without knowing his last password.

The Vulnerability was very simple to execute, but now patched by Facebook Security Team.
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Massive Brute-force attack Targets Wordpress sites worldwide

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Massive Brute-force attack Targets Wordpress sites worldwide


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A large distributed brute force attack against WordPress sites is understood to be occurring. A large botnet with more than 90,000 servers is attempting to log in by cycling through different usernames and passwords.

According to a blog update on IXWebHosting, they are currently experiencing issues where there is a brute force attack on the default WordPress login pages of  their customers.

Massive Brute Force attack using Botnet Targets thousands of Wordpress sites"As you can see from our numbers, we were seeing 30 to 40 thousand attacks per day the last few months. In April 2013, it increased to 77,000 per day on average, reaching more than 100,000 attempts per day in the last few days." Sucuri study says.

This attack is greatly effecting Linux servers and attack is possibly conducted using botnets. To solve the issue, hosting administrator block all connections to wp-login.php.

"At this moment, we highly recommend you log into any WordPress installation you have and change the password to something that meets the security requirements specified on the WordPress website. These requirements are fairly typical of a secure password: upper and lowercase letters, at least eight characters long, and including “special” characters (^%$#&@*)." Hostgator recommends to their users..

"A large botnet has been attempting to break into WordPress websites by continually trying to guess the username and password to get into the WordPress admin dashboard. This is affecting almost every major web hosting company around the world. Our Network Operations Centre (NOC) has detected a significant increase in botnet activity in the last 24 hours." Spiral Hosting also issue notice to their customers.

Users are advised to use .htaccess to protect their admin area and to rename the login pages. This is a global issue affecting all web hosts. Stay tuned to our Twiter and Facebook Page for further information.
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Social Engineering Skype Support team to hack any account instantly

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Social Engineering Skype Support team to hack any account instantly


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Social Engineering Skype Support team to hack any account instantly
You can install the industry’s strongest and most expensive firewall. You can educate employees about basic security procedures and the importance of choosing strong passwords. You can even lock-down the server room, but how do you protect a company from the threat of social engineering attacks?

For any of you that are involved in security awareness efforts, you know what I am talking about. It could happen tomorrow, it could happen today or it might already have happened.


In a recent disclosure posted by renowned hacker and developer DarkCoderSc (Jean-Pierre LESUEUR)explained that how one can easily Socially Engineer Microsoft Skype Support team to get access to any skype account.

From a social engineering perspective, employees are the weak link in the chain of security measures in place. He simply used the weakness of Skype password recovery system itself.

One simply need to request a new password to Skype support and asking to change the password. After  the initial step one needs to proof the real ownership of the account requested. You must give 5 contacts accounts to the support desk.

"That’s easy because you just have to add 5 fake temporary accounts to the target account and its done. Another option is to simply ask the target what people he know on Skype. That option wasn't that hard because I have over 1000 contacts." he suggests the trick.

Within few seconds attacker can become owner of any victim account by proving very basic information to support team.

"Also Microsoft’s Support Team should make a serious effort to communicate better to their customers. At the moment they do not seem to care that much about their customers."

Social engineering is the act of manipulating a person into gaining access or sensitive data by preying on basic human psychology. Still, There is no patch for human stupidity!

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