Monday, January 03, 2011
There are many sly tactics that cyber bullies, stalkers and sexual predators use in order for them to remain active at their sick game of harassing innocent adults and children on the Internet. One of the tactics that they believe prevents them from being caught, is using email accounts like Gmail and AOL to send their harassing threats and vulgarities to innocent people on the Internet. The good news for the victims that these criminals target, is that even when harassing emails are sent from AOL, Gmail and other email accounts, it does not stop the effectiveness of a reverse email search investigation.
Expert private investigators that perform reverse email search investigations have a long list of tools that make this search one of the most effective ways of stopping online criminals like sexual predators, cyber stalkers and bullies. To list just a few of the tools that are commonly used when these investigations are performed includes both private and public databases, spider sites, web bugs for email, pretexts, trap lines and other technical tools. These tools make it easier for experts to gain information that can lead to the identity of even the most craftiest of cyber stalkers.
Many cyber bullies and stalkers feel as if they are invincible and they often gain a false sense of security when using Gmail and AOL accounts and, in many cases, it ends up being the very factor that leads to successfully identifying who they are. Because IP information is removed from some emails that are sent from Gmail accounts, online harassers make the false assumption that this information is removed from every email that they send. They also do not take it into account that there is other incriminating evidence that can be obtained from emails sent from Gmail.
When any person is being threatened and harassed with repeated emails of vulgar messages, the first step that should be taken is to consult with a professional private investigator. Threatening emails sent from Gmail, AOL or other accounts cannot stop the effectiveness of a reverse email search. With high tech tools , skill and experience at their disposal, investigators can often provide victims of harassment with not only the ISP information and geographic location of the harasser, but in a majority of cases they can even supply the full name of the guilty party. This gives victims the power needed to contact the appropriate authorities to file a court case in either a civil or criminal court of law.
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Warning Signs That Your Email Account Has Been Hacked
In today's society, most every person has at least one email account that they use on a regular basis, and it it not at all uncommon for a person to have even more than one email address. In many cases, a person will use one email address for purchases they make online and for things such as online banking, a separate email address for colleagues and contacts at their job, and then a total separate email address for communicating with their friends and family. Each of these accounts can hold some private and very important information that is not intended for others to see.
When a person conducts various aspects of business through the use of their email account, it can involve many delicate pieces of information. If a hacker happens onto an account such as this, it gives them the freedom to go through all of the incoming and outgoing emails that have been sent. When the information they obtain includes emails where a person has been handling different credit card accounts, a bank account or savings account, the harm that they can cause could quickly become a disastrous situation.
There are a few very distinct signs that you can watch for as an alert that a hacker has invaded your email account. If you are in and out of your email in-box quite regularly, then you know without a doubt which messages that you have read and which ones you have not. A hacked email account will often show some emails to be read, when the account-holder knows they have not read the messages yet. There are also times when a person will receive a notification email, confirming a password change. When you receive this type of notification and you know there have been no changes made by yourself, it is almost certain that your account is under the attack of a hacker.
The first step you should make, is immediately changing the password to your account. Then, an expert private investigator with experience and the tools to identify hackers on the Internet, should be consulted. Using a reverse email search, these professionals can quickly stop these hackers in their tracks.
In many cases, these experts are not only able to identify the person that has hacked into your email with a reverse email search investigation, but they can also supply you with other important information to take to the authorities. The hacker's telephone number, their address, and even information in regards to where they work, are a few vital pieces of information that a reverse email search investigation is effective for obtaining.
When a person conducts various aspects of business through the use of their email account, it can involve many delicate pieces of information. If a hacker happens onto an account such as this, it gives them the freedom to go through all of the incoming and outgoing emails that have been sent. When the information they obtain includes emails where a person has been handling different credit card accounts, a bank account or savings account, the harm that they can cause could quickly become a disastrous situation.
There are a few very distinct signs that you can watch for as an alert that a hacker has invaded your email account. If you are in and out of your email in-box quite regularly, then you know without a doubt which messages that you have read and which ones you have not. A hacked email account will often show some emails to be read, when the account-holder knows they have not read the messages yet. There are also times when a person will receive a notification email, confirming a password change. When you receive this type of notification and you know there have been no changes made by yourself, it is almost certain that your account is under the attack of a hacker.
The first step you should make, is immediately changing the password to your account. Then, an expert private investigator with experience and the tools to identify hackers on the Internet, should be consulted. Using a reverse email search, these professionals can quickly stop these hackers in their tracks.
In many cases, these experts are not only able to identify the person that has hacked into your email with a reverse email search investigation, but they can also supply you with other important information to take to the authorities. The hacker's telephone number, their address, and even information in regards to where they work, are a few vital pieces of information that a reverse email search investigation is effective for obtaining.
Google Instant Preview Design Tips
Monday, December 20, 2010
Web developers in London and many other places across the globe have had to re-adapt their strategies to accommodate Google's next big step. That step was the introduction of Google Instant Preview.
Now, for the average browser, superb feature allows them to see a quick snapshot of the site they are about to enter. This allows you to pick sites which look as if they may have the answer to your question.
From a design point of view, this small change actually makes a huge difference. First of all, clients are choosing to enter the site based on the first appearance. We have compiled eight tips from people working in a top London web design agency to assist you with future design:
1. Forget Flash
Let's put it like this, before the introduction of Google Instant Preview, flash was holding on to the edge of a cliff by its fingertips. Since its arrival, it has lost its grip and begun hurtling towards its doom. You see, Google Instant does not currently support flash, therefore potential clients simply get a nice big picture of a puzzle piece (the default image the system uses when it can’t provide a visual from the site), exactly where your costly flash additions should be. The simple answer is - limit the amount of Flash that you incorporate into your site.
2. Simplify matters
The image shown on Google Instant Preview is a shrunken image of the page displayed in the search results. This means that enlarged elements and a far simpler layout is going to make the desired impact.
3. Solve a goal
When searching, the potential client is looking for a solution. They should be able to clearly determine that your site is their answer just by looking at the instant image.
4. Structure will count
It is highly likely that the amount of text on your site, as well as the appearance and placement of it, will be vital. On the small image that is given as a preview, the reader will struggle to read any of the text. Therefore they will have to judge the subject of the copy by reading the small snippets pulled out by the instant Preview feature.
5. Copy is still key
Although this doesn't relate to design, it is important for Google Instant Preview. The feature pulls out pieces of text containing the searched term. Having clear, concise and enticing copy will assist in getting clicks through.
6. Home page is not the only concern
Remember, any page from your site that is indexed can show up on the results page. This means that attention must be given to the entire site.
7. Make use of whitespace
Whitespace has always been a key topic in the media. The same will apply with Google Instant Preview. A clean layout with designated sections is far more attractive than a busy, blurry image.
8. Think mobile
Using the same design elements that you would for a mobile site could be highly beneficial. The size of the image displayed on Google Instant Preview is around the same size as many touch screen phones, thus keeping this in mind may be helpful.
Now, for the average browser, superb feature allows them to see a quick snapshot of the site they are about to enter. This allows you to pick sites which look as if they may have the answer to your question.
From a design point of view, this small change actually makes a huge difference. First of all, clients are choosing to enter the site based on the first appearance. We have compiled eight tips from people working in a top London web design agency to assist you with future design:
1. Forget Flash
Let's put it like this, before the introduction of Google Instant Preview, flash was holding on to the edge of a cliff by its fingertips. Since its arrival, it has lost its grip and begun hurtling towards its doom. You see, Google Instant does not currently support flash, therefore potential clients simply get a nice big picture of a puzzle piece (the default image the system uses when it can’t provide a visual from the site), exactly where your costly flash additions should be. The simple answer is - limit the amount of Flash that you incorporate into your site.
2. Simplify matters
The image shown on Google Instant Preview is a shrunken image of the page displayed in the search results. This means that enlarged elements and a far simpler layout is going to make the desired impact.
3. Solve a goal
When searching, the potential client is looking for a solution. They should be able to clearly determine that your site is their answer just by looking at the instant image.
4. Structure will count
It is highly likely that the amount of text on your site, as well as the appearance and placement of it, will be vital. On the small image that is given as a preview, the reader will struggle to read any of the text. Therefore they will have to judge the subject of the copy by reading the small snippets pulled out by the instant Preview feature.
5. Copy is still key
Although this doesn't relate to design, it is important for Google Instant Preview. The feature pulls out pieces of text containing the searched term. Having clear, concise and enticing copy will assist in getting clicks through.
6. Home page is not the only concern
Remember, any page from your site that is indexed can show up on the results page. This means that attention must be given to the entire site.
7. Make use of whitespace
Whitespace has always been a key topic in the media. The same will apply with Google Instant Preview. A clean layout with designated sections is far more attractive than a busy, blurry image.
8. Think mobile
Using the same design elements that you would for a mobile site could be highly beneficial. The size of the image displayed on Google Instant Preview is around the same size as many touch screen phones, thus keeping this in mind may be helpful.
Protect Your Computer From Hidden Dangers
I found out that power fluctuations on the electrical grid are normal. They happen up to 20 times a day in the average home. The most we usually notice is a flickering light. Our appliances, on the other hand, are affected by every variation in the electricity supply.
Although they are designed to keep working through fluctuations within a certain range, my electrician told me that the net result of standing up to constant changes in the power supply is costly wear and tear on all my electrical appliances. Their lifespan can be reduced by as much as 30 percent. That may not matter so much in the case of a $50 toaster, but what about my computers, or that home theater system that cost me thousands of dollars?
Even worse, during a lightning storm the electrical grid weathers multiple lightning strikes, some of which may be close to home. Lightning is common from spring right through fall, so statistically speaking you're more likely than not to get a strike near you at some point during the year. A single strike a mile away can send a 30,000 amp surge of electricity through your home, which is enough to do some serious damage to sensitive computers.
One lightning strike on your house can fry every electronic device in it. Imagine having to replace your computers, TVs, and every other appliance in your home all at once. What's worse, your insurance policy probably does not cover this kind of event, which means that you'll be paying out of your own pocket.
A power surge protector installed by a professional electrical contractor can extend the life of your computer, your furnace, and all the other expensive items in your home. It can save you thousands of dollars if you are unlucky enough to experience a lightning strike. You win in two ways. You will immediately begin saving money by extending the lifespan of your costly appliances, and you will have peace of mind about the possibility of lightning burning out all of your electronics.
This kind of protection is simply not supplied by circuit breakers, which are designed to prevent fires caused by electrical short circuits but do not protect appliances against power surges. I found that having whole house surge protection installed by a professional electrician was surprisingly affordable. Now I have protection for my computers, home theater, refrigerator, washer, and countless other appliances. My poor neighbor is still paying to replace his.
A Myth About Gmail Reverse Email Search Investigations Exposed!
It is amazing just how smart Cyber stalkers think that they are. This is especially true for those that feel secure just because they are using a Gmail email account. Cyber stalkers often believe that it is virtually impossible for anyone to catch them just because they use Gmail. This of course is exactly the type of thinking that can be used against them, to locate and identify who they are, document every step of the investigation and compile enough evidence to turn over to authorities. This documentation can be used in a civil or criminal court case.
There is a reason that cyber bullies and stalkers prefer sending victims threatening and sexually explicit emails from a Gmail email account, over other types of email accounts. It is because they believe Gmail is an email system that removes all of the IP information from a sender's email header when they send a message to other people on the Internet. The harasser believes that since this one piece of information is removed, there will be no way that anyone will be able to trace the email and identify who they really are. This is definitely a myth about Gmail that has given the experienced private investigator the upper hand over the clever stalker in a Gmail reverse email search investigation.
First of all the Gmail header does not strip the IP information of the sender in every case. In most cases it will but certainly not in every case. We won't reveal the reason why here because we don't want those clever stalkers to have this information too. Also there is more information available in a header than just the IP address. Many times you can obtain identifying or geographic information about the sender just by examining the Gmail headers. But the most important fact to remember about a reverse email search investigation is that the headers are only a small part of the investigation. Experienced investigators have an entire took box full of tricks to trap and trace the clever email stalker. We use databases, both public and private, pretexts, spider sites, trap lines and email web bugs. Each step is carefully recorded and documented to preserve evidence and bring the online stalker to justice. Don't fall for myths about Gmail reverse email search investigations when there are professionals that are experienced and capable of exposing bullies and sexual predators.
There is a reason that cyber bullies and stalkers prefer sending victims threatening and sexually explicit emails from a Gmail email account, over other types of email accounts. It is because they believe Gmail is an email system that removes all of the IP information from a sender's email header when they send a message to other people on the Internet. The harasser believes that since this one piece of information is removed, there will be no way that anyone will be able to trace the email and identify who they really are. This is definitely a myth about Gmail that has given the experienced private investigator the upper hand over the clever stalker in a Gmail reverse email search investigation.
First of all the Gmail header does not strip the IP information of the sender in every case. In most cases it will but certainly not in every case. We won't reveal the reason why here because we don't want those clever stalkers to have this information too. Also there is more information available in a header than just the IP address. Many times you can obtain identifying or geographic information about the sender just by examining the Gmail headers. But the most important fact to remember about a reverse email search investigation is that the headers are only a small part of the investigation. Experienced investigators have an entire took box full of tricks to trap and trace the clever email stalker. We use databases, both public and private, pretexts, spider sites, trap lines and email web bugs. Each step is carefully recorded and documented to preserve evidence and bring the online stalker to justice. Don't fall for myths about Gmail reverse email search investigations when there are professionals that are experienced and capable of exposing bullies and sexual predators.
Internet Protection in 3 Easy Steps
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Let me tell you something. I don't know everything there is to know about the Internet. . However, I do know how to protect my computer. It's really not that hard. If you follow some basic rules, you will know how to protect your computer also. Every day there are new viruses and new things to look for out for on the Internet so let's go over a few basic rules.
1. Your browser. Like it or not, some of the most popular browsers aren't the safest browsers to use when surfing the Internet. In fact, some of the most popular browsers can definitely lead to some big problems down the line. My personal choice is Firefox. Firefox is truly an advanced browser. The best part about Firefox is that it is free. That's right, ironically, a free browser is the safest browser to use at the current time. Firefox is constantly being upgraded and its security is top of the line
2. Your passwords. I know it is very easy to use the same password over and over. Heck I still do it often times, but it can turn into a very big security problem. If you aren't careful you could open yourself up to a large security issue. If someone were to guess your password, they would be able to access many different types of accounts of yours.
3. Filter. There are all sorts of new filters on the market today for web browsing and using the Internet in general. This article isn't long enough for me to get into all the specifics of the different types of filters that are available for your computer. Just take a look around the Internet, or do a web search on Google or Yahoo, and you will be able to find many different types of filter software for sale. Filter software can be especially handy if you have children around and want to keep them from seeing different types of web sites.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. There are literally hundreds of other things, you can do to protect your computer and its users. Stop by our site today and take a look at a different Internet protection resources that we have available for you.
1. Your browser. Like it or not, some of the most popular browsers aren't the safest browsers to use when surfing the Internet. In fact, some of the most popular browsers can definitely lead to some big problems down the line. My personal choice is Firefox. Firefox is truly an advanced browser. The best part about Firefox is that it is free. That's right, ironically, a free browser is the safest browser to use at the current time. Firefox is constantly being upgraded and its security is top of the line
2. Your passwords. I know it is very easy to use the same password over and over. Heck I still do it often times, but it can turn into a very big security problem. If you aren't careful you could open yourself up to a large security issue. If someone were to guess your password, they would be able to access many different types of accounts of yours.
3. Filter. There are all sorts of new filters on the market today for web browsing and using the Internet in general. This article isn't long enough for me to get into all the specifics of the different types of filters that are available for your computer. Just take a look around the Internet, or do a web search on Google or Yahoo, and you will be able to find many different types of filter software for sale. Filter software can be especially handy if you have children around and want to keep them from seeing different types of web sites.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. There are literally hundreds of other things, you can do to protect your computer and its users. Stop by our site today and take a look at a different Internet protection resources that we have available for you.
14 Household Ways To Protect Your Computer From Viruses
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Computer viruses are deadly. They often spread without any apparent contact and can be a nuisance, or even worse, fatal to your computer. Individuals who create these viruses, estimated at 10-15 new ones a day, are the electronic version of terrorists. Their goal is to inflict havoc and destruction on as many people as possible by disabling, stealing, damaging, or destroying computer and information resources. Often, they have no specific target in mind, so no one is safe. If you access the internet, share files or your computer with others, or load anything from diskettes, CDs, or DVDs onto your computer, you are vulnerable to viruses.
Fortunately, there are good guys working just as hard as the hackers to develop cures for viruses as quickly as they send them off into cyberspace. And there are many things you can do to keep your computer from catching viruses in the first place.
Defining Viruses:
A virus is a small computer program that can copy and spread itself from one computer to another, with or without the help of the user. However, viruses typically do more than just be fruitful and multiply, which is bad enough in itself because it hogs system resources. Anything else viruses are programmed to do, from displaying annoying messages to destroying files, is called their payload. Often, they cannot deliver their payload until an unsuspecting user does something to make the virus execute its programmed function. This could be as simple as clicking on an innocent looking file attachment with the .exe (executable) extension.
Catching a Virus:
Fortunately, there are good guys working just as hard as the hackers to develop cures for viruses as quickly as they send them off into cyberspace. And there are many things you can do to keep your computer from catching viruses in the first place.
Defining Viruses:
A virus is a small computer program that can copy and spread itself from one computer to another, with or without the help of the user. However, viruses typically do more than just be fruitful and multiply, which is bad enough in itself because it hogs system resources. Anything else viruses are programmed to do, from displaying annoying messages to destroying files, is called their payload. Often, they cannot deliver their payload until an unsuspecting user does something to make the virus execute its programmed function. This could be as simple as clicking on an innocent looking file attachment with the .exe (executable) extension.
Catching a Virus:
Wi-fi in homes can be hacked in five seconds
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Wireless internet networks in millions of homes can be hacked in less than five seconds. The wi-fi hacking means criminals can spy on the activities of families, perhaps stealing their identity and banking details to raid their accounts, says a new study.The hackers could also use the wi-fi access to tap into illegal pornography or upload and download stolen music and movies without being traced. An 'ethical hacking' experiment in six cities, using freely available software, found almost 40,000 home wi-fi networks at high risk, reports the Daily Mail.Separately, there are concerns about the security of those who use free wi-fi networks offered by coffee shops and other businesses.The study, commissioned by card protection and insurance firm CPP, highlights a cavalier attitude to keeping data safe.
According to the findings, nearly a quarter of private wireless networks have no password attached, making them accessible to criminals.
CPP fraud expert Michael Lynch said, 'We urge all wi-fi users to remember that any information they volunteer through public networks can easily be visible to hackers."
According to the findings, nearly a quarter of private wireless networks have no password attached, making them accessible to criminals.
CPP fraud expert Michael Lynch said, 'We urge all wi-fi users to remember that any information they volunteer through public networks can easily be visible to hackers."
Web camera software detects motion, triggers alarm, captures snapshots, records video, and sends captured images by e-mail
Saturday, October 16, 2010
New professional protection software works with
I'm using webcamera software. I
Broadcasting online video and audio from capture card
Security software
New professional protection software works with
any web camera, IP cameras, and major capture cards.
Security software
has become so sophisticated that the average
user who has been busy minding his store instead of pouring over electronics and online
know-how articles can be easily overwhelmed when it comes time to install or renew his surveillance system.
Luckily, there is new professional security application that simplifies much of the decision making.
You don't necessarily have to get rid of a working analog CCTV system in order to renew to a broadcasting
video that can be monitored from any online connected workstation or 3G phone. Video capture cards can digitally convert the
snapshots for broadcast. Until recently, there had been no real attempts to standardize the new IP
cameras; every make and manufacturer functioned a little differently. And when you connect cameras into the
join, finding one application to control them all was cumbersome.
Professional security application
is now available that will work for any webcam
or Internet camera and for most capture cards as well. You can supervise whatever your motion
sensors are picking up at your house or firm while you can be half a globe away.
The application itself may not be simple, but it can get life simpler for you.
I'm using webcamera software. I
can broadcast Internet video to watch my apartment
from anywhere.
With my new
camera application, I can run a streaming show
of my room viewable online. This opens up a league
of possibilities, the surface of which has not even been scratched in today's world. I can use
this broadcast for surveillance purposes, allowing me to watch what's going on in my site
at any time from a remote watching computer.
As long as I have the webcam
running and a remote pc with Online access, I can watch the home.
With the application and the webcam, I can change the settings to capture picture,
detect activity (if I don't want to keep the webcam running at all times),
or use a combination of a live feed and recorded video to implement a security
system that takes full advantage of nevest know-how.
With a capture card,
I can simply move relevant video and screenshots to use on
any pc.
With delicate files on my workstation
and valuable property in my room,
it only makes sense to have a security setup that I can supervise whenever I feel that my privacy
is being compromised. If I owned a small business or lived with roommates, I couldn't imagine
living without it.
Broadcasting online video and audio from capture card
through webcam computer software
Security software
If you find yourself with a need to record surveillance video with a camera over an area,
web camera
computer software
may be the right choice for you. Using this application, it is possible to set up a
camera to detect motion and begin recording when it does.
Depending on your needs, the sights and sounds that are picked up by the webcam may be stored on a hard drive, or if the captured video
needs to be available off-site, can be webcast using the server's streaming
function to a site.
Depending on the quality of the camera and the viewer's video card, the picture that is recorded may be as clear as a high-definition television signal.
Using a install like this, it is possible to provide a measure of protection for an area when
the economics of the situation do not justify hiring a security firm or setting up a professional monitoring system.
This
do-it-yourself approach
can save money while not compromising on protection.
'ऑर्कुट'वर 'बॉम सबाडो'चा धुमाकूळ!
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
सकाळ वृत्तसेवा
Saturday, September 25, 2010 AT 03:38 PM (IST)
पुणे - 'ऑर्कुट' या सोशल नेटवर्किंग संकेतस्थळावर बॉम सबाडो नावाच्या 'बग'ने शनिवारी धुमाकूळ घातला. प्राथमिक माहितीनुसार हा 'बग' पासवर्ड हॅकर असून, तो संबंधित "ऑर्कुट'धारकाचे अकाऊंट हॅक करतो.
'ऑर्कुट'धारकांच्या स्क्रॅपबुकवर त्यांच्या मित्रगटातील व्यक्तीकडून 'बॉम सबाडो' नावाने स्क्रॅप येतो. इंटरनेट एक्सप्लोररमध्ये त्या स्क्रॅपवर क्लिक केल्यास एक्सप्लोरर हॅंग होते. ते पुन्हा सुरू करून ऑर्कुटवर लॉगिन होण्याचा प्रयत्न केल्यास संबंधित व्यक्तीचा पासवर्ड हॅक केला जातो, असे इंटरनेटविश्वातील तज्ज्ञांनी म्हटले आहे.
या 'बग'मुळे ऑर्कुट आणि गुगलच्या अकाउंटचे कुकीज चोरून त्या आधारे इतरांच्या स्क्रॅपबुकवर स्क्रॅप टाकले जातात. त्याचबरोबर काही वेळेस काही नवीन कम्युनिटी तुमच्या अकाऊंटला जोडल्या जात असल्याचे आढळून आले आहे.
'बॉम सबाडो' नावाने स्क्रॅप आला असल्यास...
१. संबंधित स्क्रॅपवर कोणत्याही स्थितीत क्लिक न करता ऑर्कुटवरून तातडीने लॉगआऊट व्हा.
२. तुमच्या अकाऊंटमध्ये कोणत्या नवीन कम्युनिटी आल्या असतील, तर त्या तातडीने डिलिट करा.
३. तुमच्या गुगल अकाऊंटचा पासवर्ड, सेकंडरी ईमेल, मोबाईल क्रमांक सर्व तातडीने बदला.
**Please Change your passwords and other security information quickly**
Saturday, September 25, 2010 AT 03:38 PM (IST)
पुणे - 'ऑर्कुट' या सोशल नेटवर्किंग संकेतस्थळावर बॉम सबाडो नावाच्या 'बग'ने शनिवारी धुमाकूळ घातला. प्राथमिक माहितीनुसार हा 'बग' पासवर्ड हॅकर असून, तो संबंधित "ऑर्कुट'धारकाचे अकाऊंट हॅक करतो.
'ऑर्कुट'धारकांच्या स्क्रॅपबुकवर त्यांच्या मित्रगटातील व्यक्तीकडून 'बॉम सबाडो' नावाने स्क्रॅप येतो. इंटरनेट एक्सप्लोररमध्ये त्या स्क्रॅपवर क्लिक केल्यास एक्सप्लोरर हॅंग होते. ते पुन्हा सुरू करून ऑर्कुटवर लॉगिन होण्याचा प्रयत्न केल्यास संबंधित व्यक्तीचा पासवर्ड हॅक केला जातो, असे इंटरनेटविश्वातील तज्ज्ञांनी म्हटले आहे.
या 'बग'मुळे ऑर्कुट आणि गुगलच्या अकाउंटचे कुकीज चोरून त्या आधारे इतरांच्या स्क्रॅपबुकवर स्क्रॅप टाकले जातात. त्याचबरोबर काही वेळेस काही नवीन कम्युनिटी तुमच्या अकाऊंटला जोडल्या जात असल्याचे आढळून आले आहे.
'बॉम सबाडो' नावाने स्क्रॅप आला असल्यास...
१. संबंधित स्क्रॅपवर कोणत्याही स्थितीत क्लिक न करता ऑर्कुटवरून तातडीने लॉगआऊट व्हा.
२. तुमच्या अकाऊंटमध्ये कोणत्या नवीन कम्युनिटी आल्या असतील, तर त्या तातडीने डिलिट करा.
३. तुमच्या गुगल अकाऊंटचा पासवर्ड, सेकंडरी ईमेल, मोबाईल क्रमांक सर्व तातडीने बदला.
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