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Author's details

Name: Milind Bhargava
Date registered: March 26, 2009
URL: http://www.cyberphunkz.com
Jabber / Google Talk: milind.bhargava
Yahoo! IM: milind.bhargava

Latest posts

  1. Germany Launches Cyber Defense Center — June 22, 2011
  2. Bank machine that sniffs out credit fraud — June 21, 2011
  3. LulzSec discloses 62,000+ random login credentials — June 18, 2011
  4. How Does AntiVirus Work — April 2, 2011
  5. Modern freaking: pull phone numbers from YouTube audio — February 15, 2011

Most commented posts

  1. Apple iPad vs Notion Adam — 12 comments
  2. Toshiba Laptop BIOS Recovery — 8 comments
  3. 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors list updated — 8 comments
  4. Insanely Strange Error Messages — 7 comments
  5. Useful Google Talk Bots That You Must Add as Friends — 4 comments

Author's posts listings

Apr
02

How Does AntiVirus Work

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The Antivirus is a Software that detect harmful Software’s or programs  like Computer Virus, Computer Worms, Trojan Horses, Spyware, Ad-ware. Antivirus are one of the most important part of a computer and save us from many dangers every day. But the Question arises that how do they work? The Antivirus Work in two main Ways: Signature …

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Feb
15

Modern freaking: pull phone numbers from YouTube audio

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[Charlie X-Ray] is having some modern fun with the phone system by pulling dialed numbers from the audio track of YouTube videos (translated). The first step was to find a video where a telephone is being dialed and the sounds of the keypresses are audible. You can’t tell those tones apart, but a computer can. That’s because …

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Feb
14

How to make your password hacker-proof

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Passwords are the first line of defence in warding off online criminals. As web security breaches become more common, your online safety is being put at risk if your password is weak. Figures from GetSafeOnline.org, a joint initiative between the Government and the Serious Organised Crime Agency, showed that 15% of internet users fell victim to hackers in 2010. Managing director …

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