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Why we must secure our wireless network

The reason we provide a wireless network to stop people using the services of our network that are not allowed to use them. It ‘difficult to protect a wireless network from hackers, compared to a conventional wired networks. This is due to the fact that a wireless network can be accessed anywhere within range of the antenna.

In a wireless network safe from hackers, we need the right steps to save ourselves from security issues. If you are unsure of a wireless network from hackers, you could end up without service. The result could be that the use of our network because we have secure wireless network to stop people using the services of our network that are not allowed to use them fall. It ‘hard to wireless networks against hackers, compared to traditional wired networks. This is due to the fact that wireless networks are accessible from anywhere within range of the antenna.

To protect wireless networks from hackers, we must take appropriate measures to save themselves from security threats. If you do not secure your wireless network from hackers, you may end up without service. The consequences can also use our network to attack the network further. To protect your wireless network from hackers, you need simple troubleshooting wireless networks: Read more…

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Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by clowner - October 11, 2011 at 5:04 am

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WOW…!!! One Million Iphone 4S pre-order

In only 24 hours, a million people signed up to buy Apple’s latest iPhone. 4S welcomed the arrival of iPhone disappointments. But apparently the interest to buy Apple’s newest gadget is very high to record pre-orders or reservations in advance.

Apple announced the iPhone pre-4S to 1 million copies in the first 24 hours. The amount is to save the four pre-order the iPhone has reached 400,000 units in the first days. iPhone 4S can be ordered in the U.S. through carrier AT & T, Verizon Wireless and Sprint. Goods are delivered to consumers on October 14.

“The first day pre-orders for iPhone 4S have been the most for any new product that Apple has ever launched and we are thrilled that customers love iPhone 4S as much as we do,” said Phil Schiller, Apple’s vice president of marketing.

iPhone 4S real plagued by a series of criticism, because even if the hardware and the software takes some updates, the design is similar to the iPhone 4. But since the beginning of some analysts remain convinced the iPhone is still selling well 4S.

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Create your password strong enough !

As a computer user, we always need to remember some of password, is that computer password, email password, your blog password or anythings else. This tip will help you protect your computer or your another account from being accessed by another. There are some crackers breaks into your computer or your account without using great skills but trying to find the words to guess the password. Usually people use their name, name of child, mobile number and the word “admin” as password. If you forget easily, then crackers can hack into your computer very easily. To have your computer secure against crackers is the best way to create complicated passwords. Here I will give you several different kinds of tricks to guess your password can not be with the body shape. Read more…

Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by clowner - October 10, 2011 at 8:21 am

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Still Be Careful with your eMail Attachment

Today we are fight with really bad virus, we have seen lot of virus and worms infected our personal computer. Most of the virus is transported or replicated from PC to PC using an e-mail. It is easy to find if you pay attention, simply because they are usually executable files, but not always.

Some attachments contain macros (simple programs that run within other applications, all the titles in the Microsoft Office macros). If you are not familiar with spotting file extensions, do not worry, that’s what I’m here to talk about today. If you are a bit fuzzy on the “file extension” everything and then let’s spend a moment to explain.

The file extension is what tells the program how to treat a particular part of the data. For example, most people are somewhat familiar .Doc or .Txt file extension to both document text and when the user opens the system looks at this extension and then know how to open.

cracker try to sort of eye-grabbing tricks to use to get you to e-mail them to open the virus, which is always an attachment to activate. Most anti-virus is no longer present, or at least warn you of high risk attachments and even take steps to protect you. However, the average 10 to 15 new viruses are created every day and I personally would not rely 100% programs to protect my PC. That is why I am critical of the email, if I was not expecting an attachment, I will not open until I had a chance to speak with the sender. Read more…

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USB Sound Card… love it

I have an acer laptop installed with hackintosh iatkos v2s3. well… actually i have problem with the sound, but no… it’s not driver problem, i think it’s hardware problem, maybe some cable or something.

I dont have time to disassemble the laptop yet to look for what the problem it is. well… while waiting for my good mood to disassemble the laptop, i’ll using a usb sound card. the device is like this :

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