Google Custom Search : Make your own version of google search engine
This is indeed a cool trick that many people including bloggers aren't aware of.You could really make your own version of Google.All you just need is to make a HTML file.
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This is indeed a cool trick that many people including bloggers aren't aware of.You could really make your own version of Google.All you just need is to make a HTML file.
How to secure Firefox stored passwords?
Often people are so lazy to download a password manager and prefer their browser to remember it.It's OK if a third party cannot access your computer.But if others have access to your computer then they can easily view your stored passwords in plain text,especially if your browser is Mozilla.
Go to Firefox Tools –>> Options.
After that go to Security tab, then click on Show passwords.
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Security Alert : Ransomware the data kidnapper malware Gpcode is back...!!!
The Latest Ransomwares still kidnap data and ask for money but this time with stronger encryption mechanisms!!
Wikipedia defines Ransomware as "Ransomware typically propagates as a conventional computer worm, entering a system through, for example, a vulnerability in a network service or an e-mail attachment."Though each malware has it's own characteristic way of working ,almost all Ransomwares does one thing - they encrypt user data and ask for money for decryption.The latest Ransomware programs overwrite files with the encrypted data, causing total loss of the original data, and uses stronger cryptographic algorithms like -- RSA-1024 and AES-256 -- to encrypt the information.
"As we explained before, this type of malware is very dangerous because the chances of getting your data back are very low. It is almost the same as permanent removal of the data from your hard drive. Back in 2006 and 2008, we managed to offer a few ways of recovering and even decrypting your data with our decryption tools." Says Mr Vitaly Kamluk , Kaspersky Lab Expert.One symptom of a Ransomware infection is
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