Sunday, 2 June 2013

SMART WATCHES......(apple) INC

SMART WATCHES...........
A new breed of watch, which syncs with your smartphone, is liberating users from their screens. Now the smartness in not only in cellphones, we can also wear a smartwatch. Yes, of course smart watches have been launched.




Pebble is the first watch built for the 21st century. It's infinitely customizable, with beautiful downloadable watchfaces and useful internet-connected apps. Pebble connects to iPhone and Android smartphones using Bluetooth, alerting you with a silent vibration to incoming calls, emails and messages.
The iPhone apps needed to unlock much of the functionality of the  Pebble e-paper smart watch is now available for download from the iTunes Store - just in time for the first deliveries of the devices.
These smart watches are postage stamp-sized computer on a band , tethered wirelessly to a wearer's Android or iPhone.




With hands truly free, wearers can read texts, see who is calling them, scan Twitter or Facebook feeds and yes, check the time.And that's just the first version. Apps are being developed that could eventually bring everything from Angry Birds to eBay bidding onto our wrists.





However there are many other brands of such smart watches in market coming out with great design and interface for users such as Sony Android watches, Motorola Smart watches and so on.


It is also in news that Apple is also going to launch IWatch that would bring a new era in Smart watch but it is real or fake, that is be seen in upcoming days.......

Global Internet Slowed by Massive Cyberattack Against One Company..............

Global Internet Slowed by Massive Cyberattack Against One Company..............

 
One of the largest ever cyber attacks is slowing global internet services and the disruption could get worse, experts said on Wednesday, after an organization blocking "spam" content became a target.
A massive and relatively new form of cyberattack aimed at a sole company is dragging parts of the global Internet down with it, interrupting services and causing traffic slowdowns particularly in Europe.
The attack — which some experts are calling the biggest in history — is aimed at Spamhaus, a anti-spam company based in Geneva and London that flags websites it considers bogus. Spamhaus sells its blacklists to Internet Service Providers, which often blocks the hosts flagged therein. According to experts, it's estimated to be responsible for blocking up to 80% of the global e-mail spam.

"Based on the reported scale of the attack, which was evaluated at 300 Gigabits per second, we can confirm that this is one of the largest DDoS operations to date," online security firm Kaspersky Lab said in a statement.
The attack, then, has been clogging essential Internet infrastructure, which is why it's causing Internet services and users across the world to experience shutdowns or slowdowns.



What's going on?

Spamhaus is a non-profit that — you guessed it — helps organizations fight spam and other unwanted stuff by providing them with content filters. The company keeps tabs of malicious servers on exhaustive blacklists. The trouble began when Spamhaus blacklisted a Dutch company called Cyberbunker, a service that offers hosting to any kind of website "except child porn and anything related to terrorism." A Cyberbunker spokesman said that Spamhaus was abusing its power, and should not be allowed to decide "what goes and does not go on the Internet."
So who's attacking whom?

Spamhaus says Cyberbunker has been retaliating with a powerful denial of service, or DDoS, attack. The attacks, which Spamhaus claims started on March 19, are reaching "previously unknown magnitudes, growing to a data stream of 300 billion bits per second," says the New York Times. (For comparison, similar DDoS attacks that crippled major banks peaked at 50 billion bits.) "It's a real number," says Patrick Gilmore, chief architect of Akamai Technologies, a digital content provider. "It is the largest publicly announced DDoS attack in the history of the Internet."

Saturday, 1 June 2013

FREE DOMAIN NAMES

FREE DOMAIN NAMES



If you want a domain name for your website/blog/forum but dont want to spend money for buying a domain name then you are at good place. Here are some free short domain websites:-

WWW.CO.TV
WWW.CO.CC
WWW.CZ.CC
WWW.DOT.TK
WWW.UNI.CC
WWW.EU.TV
WWW.CO.NR
WWW.WE.BS
WWW.EU.PN

SIM CLONING TUTORIAL

SIM CLONING TUTORIAL


SIM CLONING IS THE PROCESS IN WHICH A LEGITIMATE SIM CARD IS DUPLICATED. WHEN SIM CLONING IS COMPLETED, THE CLONED SIM CARD'S IDENTIFYING INFORMATION IS TRANSFERRED ONTO A SEPARATE, SECONDARY SIM CARD. THE SECONDARY CARD CAN THEN BE USED IN A DIFFERENT PHONE WHILE HAVING ALL CALLS AND ASSOCIATED CHARGES ATTRIBUTED TO THE ORIGINAL SIM CARD. THE PHRASE SIM CLONE IS OFTEN USED TO REFER TO THE SIM CARD THAT HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY DUPLICATED.



A SUCCESSFUL DUPLICATION HINGES ON THE A USER'S ABILITY TO EXTRACT THE SIM CARD'S IMSI (INTERNATIONAL MOBILE SUBSCRIBER IDENTIFIER) AND AUTHENTICATION KEY (KI). WHILE A IMSI IS RELATIVELY EASY TO IDENTIFY, FINDING THE KI CAN PROVE TO BE MUCH MORE DIFFICULT FOR THE NOVICE USER. SEPARATE DEVICES AND SOFTWARE PROGRAMS MAY HAVE TO BE USED TO DECRYPT THE KI.

HOW TO HACK CREDIT CARDS - DORKS+EXPLOIT+USING+EASY EXPLAIN

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