I PHONE X LAUNCHED WITH A ADVANCED FEATURES..

SUNILKUMAR CHOUDARI

I PHON X......






RECENT POSTS

Top Best Password Cracking Techniques Used By Hackers

Image
1 Dictionary Attack Dictionary attack is a technique used by most of the regular hackers to determine the passphrase by trying their luck many times. Unlike its name, it works like a dictionary it is just a simple file which contains some unusual words that many people use as their password it is one of the easy ways to hack into anyone’s account. But putting up a tough password can beat this attack. 2 Brute Force Attack The main motto of Brute force attack is to crack passwords. It will try its level best and try every possible combination until the password is found. But nowadays, people are smarter, so the growing size of passwords is making Brute Force attack difficult to crack any password. It is much similar to Dictionary attack it is something like the upgraded version of Dictionary attack. 3 Phishing Phishing is the easiest method used by hackers. It does nothing, it simply ask users for their passwords but the process of asking password is unique and dif...
[ Continue Reading ]

Why we need to Upgrade operating Systems. --NewModernTechMedia

Image
Your computer’s operating system may or may not be designed with security in mind, but without ongoing software updates, your computer is vulnerable. How do operating systems handle sending out these updates and which approaches are the most secure? Why Do We Need Software Updates? There are three key reasons software updates are important. New Features: OS developers provide new features all the time. We want them. Gone are the days when you buy a new box to get the new code. Now you get the goods via software updates. Security Patches: It’s impossible to know all of the vulnerabilities in a program before releasing it into the wild. Updates containing security patches bolster the defenses of the code running on our devices. You can mitigate much of your risk by running the latest versions of software. Ongoing Support: These days we declare a device alive or dead not based on whether it still works, but rather if it still receives updates. A dev...
[ Continue Reading ]

YouTube re-enables it's High Quality streaming on smartphones.

Image
Due to coronavirus pandemic, YouTube in India restricted video streaming quality on its mobile apps to 480p. It was done to ensure that the sudden increase in internet traffic didn’t cause any issues. The limited video quality continued in the country even after the lockdown. Many were complaining about it. For that YouTube is finally re-enabling 1080p streaming in India. You can now stream videos in 1080p on Android and iOS YouTube app. However, the setting is limited to WiFi network. It would not work if you are connected to mobile data. Further, the default streaming quality is still set at 480p. To watch YouTube videos in 1080p on mobile, you need to connect to a WiFi network. Sunilkumar Choudari Technology content writer, Ethical hacker,blogger. interested to write about Latest Tech Updates how to tutorials especially on Android, iPhone, Computer, Internet, Social Networks, etc .
[ Continue Reading ]

WHAT EFFECTS IF WE DELETE FILE OR FOLDER FROM SD CARD.?

Image
WHAT EFFECTS IF WE DELETE FILE OR FOLDER FROM SD CARD.? BY SUNILKUMAR CHOUDARI It happens. You delete a folder or format a memory card without realizing that it contained some crucial file, photo, or document. Fortunately, there are a number of ways you can recover or “undelete” that file. However, it’s not magic and you won’t be able to recover 100% of your file 100% of the time. To understand what affects your chances for a successful file recovery and what you can do to increase those chances, it’s worthwhile to learn what happens when you delete a file. And that’s precisely what we’ll talk about in this article. Into the Trash Bin When it comes to removing unwanted files, each of the major operating systems has some sort of “trash” bin. This is a staging area where your files when you first hit “delete.” In Linux, it’s usually called the Trash Bin. For Mac OS X, it’s simply the Trash. And for Windows, it’s the Recycle Bin. Just like the recycle bin in your kitchen, ...
[ Continue Reading ]