When you surf the web it is possible to learn information about you even when you don't want to advertise who you are. This is true even if your system contains no virus or malware software. Specifically information that is easily available online includes your IP address, your country (and often more location information based on IP address), what computer system you are on, what browser you use, your browser history, and other information. It gets worse. People can get your computer's name and even find out your name if your machine supports programs like finger or identd. Also, cookies can track your habits as you move from machine to machine.
How do people get this basic information about you?
When you visit another web site, information about you can be retrieved. Basically, information is intercepted and used by others to track your Internet activities.
How do you stop this from happening?
First of all, it is possible to serf the web anonymously and thereby stop leaving a trail for others to find. Note that this is not fool-proof, but it makes it much harder for people to know who you are. There are products called anonymous proxy servers that help protect you. The anonymous proxy server replaces your Internet address for its own. This has the effect of hiding your IP address and making it much harder for people to track you.
How do I get an anonymous proxy server?
There are many vendors who sell anonymous proxy servers. There are also free proxy servers available to you. Two such products are ShadowSurf and Guardster. Guardster (http://www.guardster.com/) offers various services for anonymous and secure access to the web, some paid as well as a free service. ShadowSurf (http://www.shadowsurf.com/) ShadowSurf provides anonymous surfing at their site for free. Go to it and you will find a box to enter a URL that you want no one to track. There are many others, but here are two that are frequently used.
Another interesting product, given the recent news about the Google search engine filtering its findings for the Chinese government, is Anonymizer (http://www.anonymizer.com). This company, among others, recently (Feb 1st, 2006) pressed that it "is developing a new anti-censorship solution that will enable Chinese citizens to safely access the entire Internet filter-free" (http://www.anonymizer.com/consumer/media/press_releases/02012006.html).
Does an anonymous proxy server make you 100% safe?
No. Still, you are much better off if you use such technology.
What other things should I be concerned about when trying to keep my private information private?
Three other items come to mind when trying to keep your information private. First, you can use an encrypted connection to hide your surfing. This article does not go into detail on this, but search the web and you will find a lot of information on this. Secondly, delete cookies after each session. Third, you can configure your browser to remove JavaScript, Java, and active content. This actually leads to limitations, so you need to think about the cost/benefit of this course of action.
Anything else?
Wishing you happy and safe surfing!
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Monday, April 5, 2010
Friday, April 2, 2010
Use USB Pen Drives as a RAM in Windows Xp, Win 2000, Win 2003
Yes Yes..As you all know about USB Pen Drive use as a RAM in Windows Vista. But Here a Trick for Use USB Pen Drive as a RAM in Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 2003.
For Example: You are using Pentium III, slow processor
and want high speed without spend money. or wanna boost your PC with high performance
so its a better option that use a Pen Drive as a RAM and boost your PC.
There is such a useful tool called eBoostr. The eBoostr™ trial version has no time expiration and you can evaluate it for as long as you wish. However the product demo is fully functional only for 4 hours after each system boot.
if u wanna use more then 4 hours just restart your PC and again its working for next 4 hours.
Download eBoostr
System Requirements
* Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 2003 (both 32 and 64 bit systems supported)
* USB 2.0 port version or memory card reader
* Flash drive or memory card with at least 2.5 MB/sec random read speed
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
HOW TO CONNECT YOUR CELLPHONE TO PC AS A MODEM
First pair your phone with your PC, using the intructions on the main page, This will allow windows to delet the modem,and install drivers for it.
You will also need to obtain GPRS access point settings from your network provider,then enter them into your phone.
NOTE:- for unrestricted access you need GPRS-web settings (iGPRS).
If you use GPRS-wap settings,the service may be limited.
Once you have the settings, enter them into your phone under network connection settings. There is no need to delete or overwrite any existing settings. Simply create new ones, as your phone can store several
Now on your PC click "start" followed by "control panal".
Now click the icon named "Network Connections".
Click on "Create a new Connection".
A connection wizard window will apper. You just click "Next".
Choose the first option "connect to the internet" then click "next".
Then choose " setup my connection manually" and click "next".
Choose "connect using a dial up modem" then click "next".
Tick the "bluetooth modem" then "next".
It will ask for an ISP name. You can put what you want i.e. "o2internet" then click "next".
It will ask for a phone number so you will need to type *99# (star nine nine hash) this dial up will work for most phones.
If the dial number does not work, go back and change it to *99***n#, where "n" is the slot number of the web settings.
(i.e. If the mobile-web settings in your phone are stored in slot 3, then the dial code is *99***3#)
If you are unsure which slot the correct access settings are stored in, you can place on intialization command in you modem settings. Then use *99# as the dial number.
Instruction for entering the intialization command can be found at the main menu.
Once you have entered the dial number click next.
You will be asked for a username and password but just leave those boxs blank, as your phone will provide this information.
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You will also need to obtain GPRS access point settings from your network provider,then enter them into your phone.
NOTE:- for unrestricted access you need GPRS-web settings (iGPRS).
If you use GPRS-wap settings,the service may be limited.
Once you have the settings, enter them into your phone under network connection settings. There is no need to delete or overwrite any existing settings. Simply create new ones, as your phone can store several
Now on your PC click "start" followed by "control panal".
Now click the icon named "Network Connections".
Click on "Create a new Connection".
A connection wizard window will apper. You just click "Next".
Choose the first option "connect to the internet" then click "next".
Then choose " setup my connection manually" and click "next".
Choose "connect using a dial up modem" then click "next".
Tick the "bluetooth modem" then "next".
It will ask for an ISP name. You can put what you want i.e. "o2internet" then click "next".
It will ask for a phone number so you will need to type *99# (star nine nine hash) this dial up will work for most phones.
If the dial number does not work, go back and change it to *99***n#, where "n" is the slot number of the web settings.
(i.e. If the mobile-web settings in your phone are stored in slot 3, then the dial code is *99***3#)
If you are unsure which slot the correct access settings are stored in, you can place on intialization command in you modem settings. Then use *99# as the dial number.
Instruction for entering the intialization command can be found at the main menu.
Once you have entered the dial number click next.
You will be asked for a username and password but just leave those boxs blank, as your phone will provide this information.
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Monday, March 29, 2010
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Banner Maker
The Embarrassingly Simple Way I Grabbed the # 1 Position in Google, Yahoo, and AOL
Java Script Pro
How To Create Mini Sites That Sell Like Crazy
Instan Site Maker
Subseven Firewall
Serach engine ranking
Easy Site Submit
RoboForm
The Perpetual Traffic Generator
Trafic Jam Formula
10 Automated Money Machine
Google Key words
Amazon Price Watcher
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Saturday, March 27, 2010
How To Block Annoying Advertisement while browsing with firefox
Advertisements have become an inevitable part of our life, invading almost every realm. Sometimes they are harmless and easily ignored, but they can appear outright annoying and then again some ads may be too tempting to pass on. But honestly, how often did you find random ads useful?
On the internet it’s not always possible to avoid banners, ads or pop-ups. Firefox offers several different ways to control what is shown to you and what will remain hidden, blocked or covered.
1. Built-in Options
Per default, Firefox can block pop-ups, not load images, and not run Java or JavaScript.
Conveniently, exceptions can be set very easily, so that selected sites can be granted additional rights, such as launching pop-up windows.
However, when you really want to control ads and potential spam, you will have to befriend extensions.
2. Flashblock
Additionally, blocked material is indicated by a placeholder on that website which allows you to download and view the Flash content as you please. Flashblock requires JavaScript by the way.
3. Adblock Plus
Adblock Plus is much stronger than Flashblock, but it can also be more difficult to handle. This extension can block all kinds of ads and filters can be set manually to block specific items. The most convenient solution is to subscribe to filters which will automatically block most ads.
Lists should be selected carefully though, as some may slow down the browser. However, it’s save to choose from the filters offered per default.
4. YesScript
Surely, the security aspect is undermined with this extension. The advantage is less initial maintenance.
5. Add-Art
It works in conjunction with Adblock Plus and recognizes when an advertisement was blocked. It then ads an art image to decorate the blank space, turning your browser into a small art gallery. Unfortunately, it can not replace all script-based ads.
The displayed images change every two weeks, when the current show is updated. If you don’t like a current show, the only way to escape the images is to disable the extension until the next update. This could be improved.
How do you perceive ads? Do you tolerate or fight them? Please share your experience!
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NEW TELKOMSEL PROXY 2010 FOR FREE INTERNET
Telkomsel has a new bug for the free internet. This morning I tried to use the simpati card in mig33 v4.20 applications. Package FLASH (DAFTAR PAKET FLASH DULU) only cut 1 - 2 KB once connection.
Create a new gprs settings in hp you with:
name: it's up to you
APN: telkomsel
Proxy: 202.3.219.14
port: 80
others just emptied.
NOTE: TRY DISCONECT AND CONNECT IT AGAIN IF YOU STILL CAN NOT ACCESS THE BUG.
Use the application that has a http protocol. Like mig33, opera mini, bolt, et
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Create a new gprs settings in hp you with:
name: it's up to you
APN: telkomsel
Proxy: 202.3.219.14
port: 80
others just emptied.
NOTE: TRY DISCONECT AND CONNECT IT AGAIN IF YOU STILL CAN NOT ACCESS THE BUG.
Use the application that has a http protocol. Like mig33, opera mini, bolt, et
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Friday, March 19, 2010
File-Sharing Software Potential Threat to Health Privacy
The personal health and financial information stored in thousands of North American home computers may be vulnerable to theft through file-sharing software, according to a research study published online in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association.
Healthcare professionals who take patient information home to personal computers containing peer-to-peer file-sharing software are jeopardizing patient confidentiality, note the authors of the study.
"Computer users may be unaware that sensitive information in their personal files on their personal computers can be exposed to other users, because some vendors use software containing dangerous sharing features," says Prof. Khaled El Emam, Canada Research Chair in Electronic Health Information and lead author of the study.
El Emam's CHEO team used popular file sharing software to gain access to documents they downloaded from a representative sample of IP addresses. They were able to access the personal and identifying health and financial information of individuals in Canada and the United States. The research for the study was approved by the CHEO ethics board.
The study is the first of its kind to empirically estimate the extent to which personal health information is disclosed through file-sharing applications.
North Americans use file-sharing software such as Limewire, BitTorrent and Kazaa primarily to share and access music, videos, and pornography.
During their research on this project, El Emam said he and his colleagues found evidence of outsiders actively searching for files that contain private health and financial data. "There is no obvious innocent reason why anyone would be looking for this kind of information," stated El Emam. "Very simple search terms were quite effective in returning sensitive documents."
Most Canadians would be better off not using file-sharing tools if they want to protect their sensitive information. "Trying to use the programs' own privacy safeguards requires considerable information technology expertise," add Dr. El Emam.
Only a small proportion of the IP addresses the researchers examined contained personal health information, but since tens of millions of people use peer-to-peer file sharing applications in North America, that percentage translates into tens of thousands of computers.
The security of financial information has gained more public attention, and researchers did find that a higher percentage of downloaded files contained personal financial information. But as the United States and Canada move towards more digitization of health records, ensuring the privacy of health information is becoming a hot button issue.
A sample of the private health information the CHEO team was able to find by entering simple search terms in file-sharing software:
* an authorization for medical care document that listed an individual's Ontario Health Insurance card number, birth date, phone number and details of other insurance plans;
* a teenage girl's medical authorization that included family name, phone numbers, date of birth, social security number and medical history, including current medications;
* several documents created by individuals listing all their bank details, including account and PIN numbers, passwords and credit card numbers.
The study, financed by the Canada Research Chairs program, includes recommendations for managing risks when using file-sharing software.
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Healthcare professionals who take patient information home to personal computers containing peer-to-peer file-sharing software are jeopardizing patient confidentiality, note the authors of the study.
"Computer users may be unaware that sensitive information in their personal files on their personal computers can be exposed to other users, because some vendors use software containing dangerous sharing features," says Prof. Khaled El Emam, Canada Research Chair in Electronic Health Information and lead author of the study.
El Emam's CHEO team used popular file sharing software to gain access to documents they downloaded from a representative sample of IP addresses. They were able to access the personal and identifying health and financial information of individuals in Canada and the United States. The research for the study was approved by the CHEO ethics board.
The study is the first of its kind to empirically estimate the extent to which personal health information is disclosed through file-sharing applications.
North Americans use file-sharing software such as Limewire, BitTorrent and Kazaa primarily to share and access music, videos, and pornography.
During their research on this project, El Emam said he and his colleagues found evidence of outsiders actively searching for files that contain private health and financial data. "There is no obvious innocent reason why anyone would be looking for this kind of information," stated El Emam. "Very simple search terms were quite effective in returning sensitive documents."
Most Canadians would be better off not using file-sharing tools if they want to protect their sensitive information. "Trying to use the programs' own privacy safeguards requires considerable information technology expertise," add Dr. El Emam.
Only a small proportion of the IP addresses the researchers examined contained personal health information, but since tens of millions of people use peer-to-peer file sharing applications in North America, that percentage translates into tens of thousands of computers.
The security of financial information has gained more public attention, and researchers did find that a higher percentage of downloaded files contained personal financial information. But as the United States and Canada move towards more digitization of health records, ensuring the privacy of health information is becoming a hot button issue.
A sample of the private health information the CHEO team was able to find by entering simple search terms in file-sharing software:
* an authorization for medical care document that listed an individual's Ontario Health Insurance card number, birth date, phone number and details of other insurance plans;
* a teenage girl's medical authorization that included family name, phone numbers, date of birth, social security number and medical history, including current medications;
* several documents created by individuals listing all their bank details, including account and PIN numbers, passwords and credit card numbers.
The study, financed by the Canada Research Chairs program, includes recommendations for managing risks when using file-sharing software.
FOR MORE , VISIT HERE: WWW.FREEINTERNETTRICK.CO.CC
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