Beyond Compare 3 is the ideal tool for comparing files and folders on your Windows system. Visualize changes in your code and carefully reconcile them. Compare Files, FoldersBeyond Compare allows you to quickly and easily compare your files and folders. By using simple, powerful commands you can focus on the differences you're interested in and...
MobaXterm is a complete toolbox for remote computing. The application is an enhanced terminal for Windows with an X11 server, a tabbed SSH client and several other network tools for remote computing (VNC, RDP, telnet, rlogin). MobaXterm has the essential Unix commands for Windows desktop, in a single portable exe file. Key Features Include: F...
Audials One is an audio and video downloading app, which provides a good looking user interface with an intuitive feel. The interface has a cool colour scheme and the features are organized in a clear and crisp way. Audials One is basically a search engine that collects all free versions of music and video on the Internet for you. The search ...
Audials Moviebox is a video downloader app that has a number of options available for downloading video content. The app also allows you to stream media directly in the app and it has an internal media player so you can view your downloads. Moviebox has a couple of cool features, such as the ability to create playlists with your videos rather th...
Audials Radiotracker is an app that provides you with the ability to scan numerous online radio stations and then record your favourite songs. Audials Radiotracker supports a number of radio streaming formats, such asg MP3, WMA and AAC, in addition to the standard SHOUTcast radio stations, of which there are approx 90,000 Internet radio s...
Way back in 1849, a Dahlonega mint assayer named MF Stephenson tried to convince Georgia natives not to fall for the crazy dream of the California Golf Rush by pointing to the hills around their town and proclaiming, “There’s gold in them thar hills!” The phrase, later memorialized in a Mark Twain work, has come to mean that something has a hidden value.
For hackers and identity thieves, data mining is the gold in their “hills.” Stealing everything from your credit card information to your Social Security number has become big business in the world of criminal easy money, but an alarming new finding shows that hackers are now shifting their tactics in order to go for a new source of big income: advertising.
Security experts have uncovered three forms of interconnected adware that trojanize themselves and infect Android apps; at last count, experts had uncovered as many Once infected, the apps then push advertisements to the hapless users, ads for which the hackers get paid handsomely. The teams behind the discovery of the threats known as Shuanet, Kemoge and Shudun have found that there is no way to remove the adware, and that nothing short of buying a new device will stop it the barrage of advertisements.
Due to the widespread nature of the attack–with the US, Germany, Russia, Mexico, Jamaica, Brazil, Iran, Sudan, India and Indonesia having the highest incidences of infection–consumers are once again cautioned not to use any third-party app vendors, instead relying on the Google Play store or other authorized Android markets for all their content downloads. However, there have already been reports that clicking links to open videos or songs can install these adware threats.
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