Hushmail provides secure free email address for everyone. It allows you to send and receive confidential email between you and the intended recipients by encrypting the email message, so that you won’t need to worry about your email being intercepted and view by any person. Every secure free Hushmail account include these features: Spam filtering […]
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PuTTY is a free Telnet and SSH client for Win32 and Unix platforms. It lacks the tabbing feature, which is one of the most important missing feature of PuTTY that many users are complaining. When you create multiple PuTTY connection instances, each instance will be opened in a separate window. PuTTY Connection Manager is a […]
A lapse in security for Facebook discovered by Byron Ng, a computer technician from Vancouver, Canada, allowed him to sneak through Facebook’s newly improved privacy controls deployed last week. The security loophole allowed him to view private photos of celebrities, along with other access restricted photos posted by other Facebook users.
The action taken was by blocking outgoing SMTP port 25 for all outgoing e-mails from dynamic IP addresses to non-Streamyx mail servers. In other words, if your company hosts its own mail server, the employees will not be able to send outgoing e-mails if they are connected from home to the office mail server via Streamyx.
Microsoft released the long awaited Windows Vista SP1 on 18 March 2008. The Windows Vista SP1 contains more than 300 hot fixes compiled since the launch of Vista. Windows Vista Secrets
At the prompt, type ssh-host-config -y (the “-y” option automatically answers “yes” to the three questions below) If the script asks about “privilege separation”, answer yes If the script asks about “create local user sshd”, answer yes If the script asks about “install sshd as a service”, answer yes When the script asks about “CYGWIN=”, answer ntsec To start the sshd service, open a Cygwin window and type either one of the following commands: net start sshd cygrunsrv ––start sshd To stop the sshd service, open a Cygwin window and type either one of the following commands: net stop sshd cygrunsrv ––stop sshd To harmonize Windows user information with Cygwin, open a Cygwin window and type the following commands, one line at a time: mkpasswd ––local >
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