Smart Phone : How to connect  Galaxy S3 to  TV with HDMI?

The Galaxy S3 device can connect to your HDTV using the Samsung HDMI^® Universal Adapter available for purchase separatel. The part code is EPL-3FHUBE. It is an 11 pin connector different from what the 5 pin connector of Galaxy S2. The adapter provides you with a standard HDMI connection; HDMI cable not included.

                                                    

                                    

Using the HDTV Connector:

The HDTV Adapter allows you to view videos and other media stored on your phone via a compatible HDTV. To connect the HDTV Adapter to your device, follow these steps:

1. Connect one end of a universal HDMI cable into the HDTV Adapter.
2. Connect the other end to the HDMI port on your TV.
   If your TV has multiple HDMI ports, you may use any of the ports. Ensure your TV input settings have the right HDMI port selected. See your TV owner's manual to get more information.
   Note: Universal HDMI cables are sold separately.
3. Connect your Travel Charger to the HDTV Adapter.
4. Connect your Travel Charger to an approved power source.
5. Connect the HDTV Adapter connector into the Power/Accessory Interface port on your device. This is the same port you normally use to connect your Travel Charger. The TV screen will instantly display what is on your device home screen.

Note: Most DRM-protected content cannot be displayed using the HDTV adapter.
• Please ensure the HDTV is compatible with viewing videos or other media stored on your phone using the HDTV Adapter. Refer to your TV owner's manual for correct HDMI settings.
• Your HDTV may not display an image when connecting the HDTV Adapter to a desktop dock.

tor+raspberrypi+onion pi (fbi also cant track you if you do something)

Thumb Your Nose at the NSA With Raspberry Pi
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The NSA is watching you. But you can get around the agency’s prying eyes with Tor and a Raspberry Pi.

Adafruit has created a handy how-to to help you build a wireless access point that anonymizes your internet browsing. The Onion Pi Tor proxy directs your internet access through the Tor routing service. All your data packets go through three layers of relays before hitting their destination. This level of routing makes it difficult for anyone to determine who and where you are.

The main items you’ll need for the kit include: the Raspberry Pi model B, a Wi-Fi adapter, the Raspbian software distro, and a distaste for being monitored without a warrant. Once finished, you can plug the device into an Ethernet port and create a Wi-Fi hotspot that eludes the long ear of The Man.

Now you can anonymously browse all those brony sites without tipping off the feds, or the hotel you’re staying in.

read more @
http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2013/06/thumb-your-nose-at-the-nsa-with-raspberry-pi/
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2013/06/snowden-thumb-drive/

http://learn.adafruit.com/onion-pi/overview==Onion Pi

CYBERGATE V1.11.0

CYBERGATE V1.11.0



(It's still showing up trial message, but it's only showing - nothing else, no connection limit)

Changelog:

Platform: Microsoft ® Windows All
License: Private Release

[+] webloader (ability to create a web downloader with 3.5 Kb's);

[+] increased quality on saved files on audio capture;

[+] webcam capture was totally reprogrammed;

[+] password recovery was totally reprogrammed:

-Internet Explorer (auto-complete, auto-save);

-Firefox;

-Chrome;

-Opera;

-Windows Live Messenger;

-Yahoo! Messenger;

-Trillian;

-Internet Download Manager;

-NO-Ip;

-DynDNS;

-Filezilla;

-Paltalk;

-Pidgin.

[+]Run as admin files remotely;

[+]Multi-Thumbnails view on file manager (ability to create thumbs out of any file/all files of remote folder);

[+]Lock station (ability to lock CyberGate after a certain time of idling or by button press ot avoid outsiders from accessing your CyberGate if you leave your computer etc ...)

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OS FINGERPRINTING

OS FINGERPRINTING

OS (Operating System) Fingerprinting is a process to find out victim's Operating System(Windows, Linux, UNIX)Certain parameters within the TCP protocol definition are left up to the implementation.  Different operating systems, and different versions of the same operating system, set different defaults for these values.  By collecting and examining these values, one may differentiate among various operating systems, and implementations of TCP/IP. The TCP/IP fields that may vary include the following:

Initial packet size (16 bits)
Initial TTL (8 bits)
Window size (16 bits)
Max segment size (16 bits)
Window scaling value (8 bits)
"don't fragment" flag (1 bit)
"sackOK" flag (1 bit)
"nop" flag (1 bit)
These values may be combined to form a 67-bit signature, or fingerprint, for the target machine.
Tools: nmap, NetScanTools Pro, P0f.

HOW TO DETECT HIDDEN BACKDOORS, TROJAN HORSES AND ROOTKIT TOOLS

HOW TO DETECT HIDDEN BACKDOORS, TROJAN HORSES AND ROOTKIT TOOLS







What is a BackDoor?
A backdoor in a computer system (or cryptosystem or algorithm) is a method of bypassing normal authentication, securing remote access to a computer, obtaining access to plaintext, and so on, while attempting to remain undetected, the backdoor may take the form of an installed program, or could be a modification to an existing program or hardware device. It hides in the computer, scans existing loopholes, opens corresponding ports, as well as modifies system registration files.
Backdoor will not duplicate or actively spread itself. It will only open a certain port through which a remote computer in the network can control the infected computer. Generally the backdoor will not influence normal communication of the network, so firewalls or IDS can hardly detect its existence.
Is my network infected with a backdoor?