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Free eBook: "Learning Python"
Posted on August 06, 2017 by Applicater with No comments
Learn to code like a professional with Python – an open source, versatile, and powerful programming language,
Learning Python has a dynamic and varied nature. It reads easily and lays a good foundation for those who are interested in digging deeper.
What You Will Learn
Get Python up and running on Windows, Mac, and Linux in no time
Grasp the fundamental concepts of coding, along with the basics of data structures and control flow.
Write elegant, reusable, and efficient code in any situation
Understand when to use the functional or the object oriented programming approach
Create bulletproof, reliable software by writing tests to support your code
Explore examples of GUIs, scripting, data science and web applications
Learn to be independent, capable of fetching any resource you need, as well as dig deeper
Starting with the fundamentals of programming and Python, it ends by exploring very different topics, like GUIs, web apps and data science. The book takes you all the way to creating a fully fledged application.
Terms and Conditions
This is a guide
You must register before this offer has ended
May not be resold
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GET Online Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking Video Training Course
Posted on August 06, 2017 by Applicater with 1 comment
No longer will money have dominion over our ability to learn. Anyone who wants to become a penetration tester, now has the opportunity to learn to do so with this free course.
The need for capable ethical hackers is a global need. Ethical hackers are “white-hat” hackers (aka the good guys) that penetrate secured systems to highlight flaws and weaknesses in a system. They help government agencies, private businesses and public organizations identify what is secure and what needs to be fixed. If the idea of hacking as a career excites you, you’ll benefit greatly from completing Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking video training course.
Learning objectives include:
Intrusion Detection
Policy Creation
Social Engineering
DDoS Attacks
Buffer Overflows
Virus Creation
Total Course Duration: 13 hrs, 26 mins
Terms and Conditions
1.This is an online video tutorial, for home or business use
2.You must register before this offer has ended
3.May not be resold
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Bitdefender Total Security 2018 For free
Posted on August 06, 2017 by Applicater with 4 comments
Bitdefender Total Security is the acknowledged Antivirus of the Year. With a non-intrusive and extremely fast scanning technology, it offers the ultimate silent security against e-threats.
Main Benefits
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Extremely fast. Non-intrusive. With Bitdefender Photon™
Guards your online transactions. Protects your digital identity.
Reveals your kids’ online activities. Restricts them when necessary.
Safely stores your information online and syncs it between devices
Safeguards laptops and netbooks in case of loss or theft
Main Features
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Bitdefender Photon™
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3 YouTube Channels For Learning Ethical Hacking
Posted on August 06, 2017 by Applicater with No comments
Ethical hackers or white hat hackers identify weaknesses in data computer security for business and organizations across the globe, to protect them from hackers or criminals with less honest motives. This not only helps them earn a good and honest living but also keeps them away from facing prison time.
If you wish to become an ethical hacker and want to learn free ethical hacking course online in 2016, you can follow these best Top 3 YouTube channels and learn ethical hacking.
You don’t need to pay any type of money to these channels. All you need to click on play button, sit down and learn to be an ethical hacker.
1- Penetration Testing in Linux
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2- DedSec
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3- Hak5
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Protect Your Devices from juice jacking
Posted on August 06, 2017 by Applicater with 1 comment
The concept is simple, leading smart phones on the market have been designed to utilize the same port for charging the phone as data transfer. This opens the opportunity to trick a user in need of a charge to expose their phone's data port. The attack encompasses many facets of information security, including security design, user awareness, attacks against system design/code, as well a bit of social engineering.
With juice jacking, the vulnerability or attack vector is the phone's USB port, the exposure factor is dependent on the user's awareness of this possible attack method and their phone's battery life. When these two factors come together, the unsuspecting user plugs their phone into a malicious system, the attack is able to take place. In the age where business executives travel regularly, and depend on access to their phones to respond to emails, check their schedule, etc.. (basic work functionality) this vector may come up more often then people presume.
How do I avoid it?
The most effective precautions center around simply not charging your phone using a third-party system. Here are some tips to help you avoid using public kiosk charger:
1.Keep your devices topped off: Make it a habit to charge your phone at your home and office when you’re not actively using it or are just sitting at your desk working.
2.Carry a personal charger: Chargers have become very small and portable, from USB cables to power banks. Get one and throw it in your bag so you can charge your phone anytime you’re at the office or while on-the-go if you use a power bank.
3.Carry a backup battery: If you’re not keen on bringing a spare charger or power bank, you can opt to carry a full spare battery if your device has a removable battery.
4.Lock your phone: When your phone is truly locked as in inaccessible without the input of a pin or equivalent passcode, your phone should not be able to be paired with the device it’s connected to.
5.Power the phone down: This technique only works on phones on a model-by-model basis as some phones will, despite being powered down, still power on the entire USB circuit and allow access to the flash storage in the device.
6.Use power only USB cables: These cables are missing the two wires necessary for data transmission and have only the two wires for power transmission remaining. They will charge your device, but data transfer is made impossible.
5 Best Programming Languages to Learn in 2017
Posted on August 06, 2017 by Applicater with No comments
Python has continued its upward trajectory from last year and jumped two places to the No. 1 slot, though the top four—Python, C, Java, and C++—all remain very close in popularity. Indeed, in Diakopoulos’s analysis of what the underlying metrics have to say about the languages currently in demand by recruiting companies, C comes out ahead of Python by a good margin.
The C programming language was created to redesign the UNIX operating system for use on multiple computers. When judged by programming language popularity, C has been one of the most stable languages ever created. C provides low-level access to memory and requires minimal run-time support. Many critical components of modern operating systems are written in C as is the whole Linux operating system. Even though most programmers understand C to some degree, only a minority use it on a regular basis.
With 22.7% market share, Java leads the index as the most popular programming language in the world. The reason behinds Java’s popularity is simple: Android. Any device that can run a Java virtual machine (JVM) can run all standard, dependency-free Java applications.
Developers used to criticize Java for its inferior performance. But things have improved dramatically as the language continued to evolve. Anyone with a solid grasp of the language should find it easy to secure a good job as a software developer.
The language was created by Bjarne Stroustrup, a Danish computer scientist, with the original name “C with Classes”. In 1979, Stroustrup came up with the idea to create a language that would combine the features found in the Simula programming language with the performance of C. The language quickly took off. It’s now used by most popular software projects: Windows, Chrome, all major applications of Adobe, etc. Its advantages over C and other most popular programming languages 2016 and 2017 include portability, exception handling, function overloading, a rich function library, efficiency, and speed.
Created by Microsoft, C# is a modern programming language that continues to evolve and improve with time. Developers use C# to write apps for the Windows operating system. Also, it’s one of a few programming languages supported by the incredibly popular game engine Unity. C# is fully open-source, and Microsoft has even released an open-source C# compiler, called Mono. Most operating systems, including Android, Linux, BSD, Mac OS X, and Solaris, can run Mono with no issues. C# programmers can enjoy access to all the .NET Framework class libraries. They include a comprehensive collection of reusable components.
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