Keyboard Shortcuts

Date June 15, 2008

Those are many Keyboard shortcuts that can be used to simplify the action.

Copy : Ctrl + C

Paste : Ctrl + V

Cut : Ctrl + X

Undo : Ctrl +Z

Select All : Ctrl + A

Start Menu : Alt + Esc

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System Halted

Date June 14, 2008

System Halted
This CD is called Windows XP Live Edition.
This CD is a Bootable Windows, that works directly from CD, not from hard disk.
What are the advantages of this CD?
1- If your system is being halted, and you want to pick up important files from your hard drive?; Just insert the disk and do what you want.

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Lock your files, numbers, and messages on Nokia Symbian 2G

Date June 13, 2008

Do you have secret files on your Nokia Series 60 2nd Edition?

Now, by this application you can hide any number from phonebook, or any message, or any file from gallery.

As we now, in Nokia S60 platform you can not put some files in a private folder, because they will appear in gallery, and if you receive a message it must appear in inbox, or any private number will appear in phonebook.

Now, we will give you a program, that by it you can hide messages or numbers from phonebook, or any file from gallery. Read the rest of this entry »

Top Secret Codes For Nokia, Alcatel, Bosch, Ericsson, LG, Maxon, Motorolla, Panasonic, Philips, Sagem, Sumsung, Sharp, Seimens, Sony, Trium …

Date June 12, 2008

This Article will be about the Nokia Symbian phones 2G and 3G.
These ara codes common for most nokia phones :

  • - *#0000# : for knowing the version of the phone
  • - *#06# : for knowing the IMEI of the phone
  • - *#92702689# : (*#war0anty#) for knowing the life timer of the phone
  • - *#7780# : for reseting the phone for factory settings
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  • PGP Corporation Data Encryption Software

    Date July 19, 2007

    A laptop can be lost at the airport, stolen from a parked car, or taken while the user is away from his/her desk. Even desktop computers are susceptible to theft. Although hardware can be easily replaced, the loss of customer privacy and exposure of proprietary information is not as easily repaired. In fact, the hardware replacement value of a lost or stolen computer is dwarfed by the resulting expenses and lost revenue an organization may experience due to the breach.

    The consequences of losing confidential, customer data are significant both in terms of dollars lost and the ability to run your business include:

    1. Lost business – Following a security breach, businesses experience higher rates of customer turnover and lower new customer acquisition.

    2. Notification – Businesses contacted affected customers (in many cases, required by law) to notify them of the breach.

    3. Detection & escalation – The identification, investigation, and auditing of a breach are some of the first steps organizations take immediately after a breach.

    4. Legal – A variety of interested or affected parties including government prosecutors or agencies, shareholders, and affected individuals may seek criminal or civil action in the courts.

    5. Regulatory – An organization may be compelled by law or corporate governance to take actions, including remediation, paying fines, or discontinuing services.

    6. Remediation – An organization may be compelled to or voluntarily take corrective actions, including fixing the breach vulnerability, notifying and supporting affected individuals or organizations, and mounting a public relations campaign.

    7. Brand equity – Other consequences may have long-term implications on brand equity. Brand damage may subsequently lead to a reduction in pricing power, diminished marketing effectiveness, and other competitive disadvantages, for example.

    Organizations considering hard drive encryption should evaluate solutions based on four requirements:

    1. End-user productivity – The solution should remain transparent at all times and not interfere with end-user productivity.

    2. Enhanced data security – Beyond full disk encryption, the solution should provide options for protecting and controlling USB flash drives by policies as wells as files stored on shared systems and files and directory archives shared with

    3. Centralized management – The solution should allow for central management that enables administrators and help desk staff to easily support remote users.

    4. Business continuity – Encrypted data needs be accessible (according to policy) not only today, but for years to come

    Identify Easiest Hard Disk Encryption Options

    While there are a number of product options, there are one or two that are most likely to be right for you. The products in this category cover a wide range of prices and features — all are standalone software packages — independent from the underlying operating system (OS). SC magazine, just completed an excellent
    overview of Hard Drive Encryption
    , including product reviews. In this article they identify
    PGP Whole Disk Encryption
    as “Best Buy” and “Easiest to Install.”

    Understand the Risk to Your Business

    Each industry and business is subject to different risks. The excellent Ponemon study “2006 Annual Study: Cost of a Data Breach” inidicates that the cost per lost record can vary from $50-2500.

    Testing of security of modems?

    Date July 19, 2007

    Is there existing any methodology to test security of modems?

    I am not asking about “war driving” (penetration testing of modem entry
    points to the computer systems/networks) but testing of modems as devices?

    What features shall one look for while assessing the security of modems
    of various types (dial model, cable modem, DSL modem, GPRS modems, other
    wireless modems, etc)?

    Are there any publicly accessible (or commercial) modem testing tools?

    Thank you,
    John

    Passmark makes an inexpensive Windows based software test tool.

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