Welcome To Windows Vista

For this Ramadan, I updated my system by installed windows vista adding some more RAM to my system. After installing Vista I Activated windows vista Using Crack. Then I Patched vista, updated all the patched including Vista SP1. it took around 45 mints to patch more then 96 patches. After restart the system Windows vista was ask me again to activated windows vista???????

Then i did some Digging, then I found out that Microsoft have fixed Loop hole they have in Vista Activation. So I tried many ways to find a way to Crack it. You all may think why don't just uninstall the SP1. It won't fix it. Guys don't worry I found out a way to crack it. Its really easy. Just download the file and just run it with administrator right then you are done. click here to download the file.

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Simple 4 Steps to protect Your password

When ever you try to sign up for a email account or anything think our the internet you are required to fill a form. In this form you have to provide a password to protect it from unortharised access. Well "password" guess a simple  word. but if a hacker got Your pass he can do lot of things and i mean" lot". so good passwords are extremely important to prevent unauthorized access to your accounts. when choosing a password is to make it as difficult as possible for a would be intruder (Hack) to guesses about what you've chosen as a password.

In order to make your password strong u need to use combination of letters, numbers, and punctuation etc.

so the following are something the things you should do:

1. use a password with mixed-case alphabetics.
2. use a password with nonalphabetic characters, e.g., digits or punctuation.
3. use a password that is easy to remember, so you don't have to write it down.
4. use a password that you can type quickly, without having to look at the keyboard. This makes it harder for someone to steal your password by watching over your shoulder.

So guys go and change your password.

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Guys Welcome back....

Nothing much to tell. but im back to bloging with lot new stufff

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Breaking into a power station in three easy steps

"I will tell (you) how to break into a nuclear reactor," Ira Winkler, president of security firm ISAG said as he launched into his presentation on "How to Take Down the Power Grid" at RSA 2008 on Tuesday night.

"Frankly, it's really easy to break into the power grid," he said. "It happens all the time."

First, you set up a Web server that downloads spyware onto the computers that visit.

Second, you send an e-mail to people who work inside a power station that entices them to click on a hyperlink to the Web server with the spyware. Warning them that their human resources benefits are going to be cut and sending them to a Web site with "hr.com" in the domain would work, according to Winkler, who said he has done this several times in company-approved penetration tests.

Third, you wait as the recipients--and everyone else they forwarded the e-mail to--visit the server and get infected.

"Then we had full system control," he said. "Once the malware was downloaded onto their systems...we could see the screens and manipulate the cursors."

It took about a day to set up the attack and was effective within minutes, according to Winkler.

"It had to be shut down after a couple of hours because it was working too well," he said.

This is akin to social engineering attacks that happen all the time, but this attack has more far-reaching consequences than most such attacks.

Power stations running special SCADA control software have the perception that they are more secure than other networked systems. However, they are just as vulnerable because they are connected to the Internet and run on computers that also run Windows NT, he said.

"Things are really this bad," Winkler said. "I'm not exaggerating.

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Face book with chat feature

Facebook fans are getting a new toy this week. With the launch of Facebook Chat, users will be able to communicate in real time with friends on the site.

The new Facebook Chat interface allows users to see which friends are online. The social networking giant, which boasts more than 69 million active users, has always had a built-in message system that resembles e-mail.

But for the first time, the site will release a chat system so friends can type back and forth instantly.

Because Facebook users already have lists of friends, they won't need to build buddy lists. At the bottom right of any Facebook page, users can click an "Online Friends" button that will indicate which friends are available to chat.

Facebook Chat only allows for one-to-one conversations. Users will be able to view recent conversations, but the chats won't be logged permanently, and users will be able to clear that chat history any time.

Facebook users will also have the option of keeping the conversation on the bottom of the screen or creating a pop-up window they can move. A chat window will also display Mini-Feed stories, which are notices concerning other friends' Facebook activities. Kool dhoo

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Facebook got Hacked!!

Yap you heard it right. Facebook has been hacked, with a technician managing to exploit a recent security update and view private pictures of people such as Paris Hilton and Mark Zuckerberg.

After Facebook introduced new options and a new privacy interface on 19 March, Canadian technician Byron Ng managed to exploit security holes and access private details.
Normally it is not possible for users to view photos and details which the owner does not give permission for them to access. With his computer expertise, Ng managed to breach security barriers to do this until Facebook installed a bug fix to prevent it from happening.

"The recent Facebook breach highlights how the social networking world is still evolving and continues to harbour a host of potential threats to personal and sensitive information,"
"And it's not new - this exploit mirrored MySpace's breach in January. Users accessing social networking sites from work leave their organization vulnerable to hackers."

So Facebook users beware of your personal stuff. Nothing is safe on the internet.

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