11 Simple Ways Students Can Make Money Online

Like other Students, you are also wasting your precious time? in online gaming, Facebook, Chatting, Social media and etc. I feel really sorry for me, when I look back to my past I wasted almost 2 years in playing games and chatting with friends, I think why I had not utilize those 2 years in blogging but I have certain satisfaction that now I am out of all these un eventful activities.

Still many of my friends are wasting their time on social media. If we calculate how much time we spend on internet per day then, the majority would say 2 to 3 hours which makes it about 1000 to 1200 hours in a year. After spending all these hours what we got? We remained empty handed before and after.

This is the reason why I recommend my friends to think on large scale don’t get dishearten think larger think bigger. Facebook, social media and gaming is not the only thing in the entire world. So today we will show how we Kids, Students, Teens and Housewife’s or who ever it is, can make money online straight from our living room.

1. Make More Money With YouTube By Creating Videos:

When ever it comes to best online video broadcasting the first word arrives in our mind is YOUTUBE. It is the most used online video streaming website which is only one to rank among top 10 websites. So if you want to make money, YouTube is an ideal place for you. You can create Video Tutorials, video blogging and can monetize it with Adsense. You will be paid not only for ad clicks but also for your video views. But to earn money with it, is to become Partner with YouTube which is the only problem for those who has no partnership program available in their country. List where YouTube partnership program is available

Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, the Czech Republic, Germany, Spain, France, the United Kingdom, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Mexico, the Netherlands, Poland, South Africa, South Korea, Sweden and the United States.

• 5 Fantastic Tips To Increase Website Traffic From Youtube

2. Create a Blog and Start Blogging:

Well the easiest way to earn money is to entertain other by create a blog. You can start your blog on any specific niche which you like mainly i.e. Make money online, Blogger, WordPress, Designing and etc. But once your start blogging you must need to wait for 2 to 3 months to get the attention of audience. This is the only reason why new bloggers get dishearten due to no audience and hence stop blogging. So when ever you start a blog no matter if you get any audience in first few months do not stop blogging. Post at least one post per day, publishing multiple posts per day will multiply the chances of getting audience attention. To learn more about blogging see these links.

• Polish Your Blogging Skills To Become a Professional Blogger
• 5 Basic Tips To Start Your Blogging Journey In Blogger As Beginner

3. Freelancing – Become a writer:

Freelancing is the most desirable term for those who loves to write basically Freelancing means to write for others. And whenever you write a high quality article you get paid according to the rates. It is one of the best alternatives for students and housewives as

• They can work when they like
• They can select the parameters of working
• They can work on the selected niche
• They can work on the specific interest

4. Make money with Hubpages/Squidoo :

Many people consider Hubpages and Squidoo, these are the leading blogging websites which allow users to monetize their articles with Adsense. You can write any article regarding any topic at Hubpages and Squidoo. Once you published your article and if it was highly professional then you will receive thousands of page views on your article and hence it will increase traffic to your Adsense. If you have an Adsense account then it’s worth considering.

So, this option is really good for those who don’t want to build their own blog from ground level. And any one who don’t know SEO but want to earn then these two sites are perfect for you. All you need to do is to associate your Adsense account with any of these websites and see your earning fly high.  

5. Data Entry Jobs – Work at Home:

This is another most popular money making method which is vastly used by many people. You just need to type texts (All the Data is Provided), removing mistakes, correcting the format of article and etc. But some time it seems pretty boring but it’s worth considering

6. Paid To Click Programs:

If you are a kid or a young teenager and you are unaware of the technology like Blogging, SEO, Article Writing and etc but you want to earn online then Paid to Click is the simplest way of doing that. In paid to click programs all you need to do is to click on advertisements and for clicking each advertisement you get paid, simple enough. But it also has some problems like

• The quantity of Advertisements is very less
• You only get 4 to 5 advertisements per day
• You only receive 0.01 bucks for per click

But on the other hand, if you have an entire online community of friend then you can refer it to your friends and if he register on the site with your refer and he start working on Paid to Click Program then you will get 50% commission for referring your friend.

7. Earn more money with Adsense:

Adsense is the top most advertising program. If you have a blog and you site has good traffic then it’s worth considering Adsense. It is a Paid To Click program, if any one clicks your advertisement you get paid. If you want to learn more about Adsense see following

• Best Method To Create Genuine Adsense Account
• Top 20 Tips To Increase Your Google Adsense Earning - Revenue - Part 1
• Top 20 Tips To Maximize Your Revenue with Adsense - Part 2
• Best Tips To Save Your Google Adsense Account From Getting Banned

8. Sell Products on EBAY and AMAZON:

Ebay and Amazon are the leading website where people put advertisement to sell their products. And if any one likes your product then buyer will contact you to purchase the item. If you are good in buying products then you can perchance a product in cheap rates and sell the same product in high price and can enjoy the profit!

9. They Ask And You Answer:

If you are good at any subject i.e. Math, English, Physics, Biology, Humanities and etc. Then you can help other by solving their questions. All you need to do is to give the answer of the question correctly with at least one reason. There are many website which offer Question & Answer, so these websites hire you to answer those questions. So if you are intelligent enough then give it a try.

10. Play Games To Earn:        

You know by playing online games you can earn some money, don’t believe me!! See the fact behind it. There are many game developing companies that pays the gamers for testing out their games by playing it for hours. And after playing (Testing out) games you have to share your experience what you liked and disliked. Basically it a marketing strategyto learn what is the problems in the games before releasing it publicly. Spending few thousand dollars on testing a game could save a million dollar game So it brings benefits for both gamers and owners.

11. Affiliate Marketing:

Affiliate is one of the simplest ways to earn, it refers to Affiliate marketing to promote a certain product or service to customers. For instance: If I bought a specific product and after going through, I recommend the same product to you. And I ask you to buy the product with my referral. When you buy it, the product company will pay me a certain percentage of your purchase, which is known as commission. This chain would keep on going, if you continue to refer others

The all time popular affiliate companies like eBay, Amazon and etc also works same as mentioned above. You might be interested in this

• Maximize Your Earning With New Google Affiliate Ads

So it’s my only hope that these eventful ways would lead you to earn more money online. But to earn online it’s important to stop wasting your time on un colorful stuff like Facebook, gaming, social media and etc. It does not bring any thing to you instead it takes your precious time. So I hope these ways will bring dazzling experience to you and you’re earning. So guys this is it, Peace blessings and happy earning.

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Free Website Creation Tutorial For Beginners

Welcome!
You have arrived at a free, beginner-friendly tutorial site that will teach you to create your very own website and you'll be happy to know there is no web design experience needed.
Start here for a quick overview of how to start your site.

Register a Domain Name (YourSite.com)
Your website needs an address and that's exactly what a domain name is. Choose wisely because this name will represent your brand. You want to select something that fits and is memorable.
Check out these domain registration tips and discover how to get a free guide to help you start your website. Also learn how to get a domain name for only $1.99.

Choose a Web Host
The web host is the company that houses your site and provides you with email addresses, space for your web pages, free scripts for blogging, forums, social networking, shopping carts and more.
There are two kinds of hosting options I recommend. The cheaper, do-it-yourself option is best for those who want to learn mostly on their own.
However, if you want to make money with your site, you may decide to go with Site Build It! because this system holds your hand through the brainstorming and building process.
Learn more about web hosting here.

Start Building!
How you create your site will depend on the kind you want to make. For example, if you want to create a blog, you can take advantage of the built-in templates that come with the blogging (WordPress) platform.
No coding experience is necessary. All you do is search for the theme you want to use, activate it, make your customizations and your website is ready to go.
If you don't want to use WordPress, you can build using a more manual method or web design software.

What Kind of Site Do You Want?

There are so many different types of websites. From ecommerce, membership to content sites/blogs. Find out the best way to approach your future site. Click here for details on different kinds of websites you can create.

Creating Niche Websites

Niche websites focus on a narrow market. So instead of making a website about something generic like skin care, you may choose to narrow it down to getting rid of acne, or managing eczema.
The more defined your target market is, the easier it will be to engage your audience and sell products to them.
You start by doing some keyword research so you can find a "profitable niche" and build a very useful content-rich website that caters to the audience you've defined.
Once your site is up and running you can monetize it by selling ad space, your own products, joining affiliate programs, and more.
This is the way I've been earning a living since 2006. Learn more about building niche websites here.

Site Build It! (SBI!)

SBI! is a premium website building system for static websites that launched in 2000.
SiteSell prides themselves on the step by step guidance they provide instead of just doling out unlimited gigabytes of web page space and a "good luck!"
Their system comes with a domain name, hosting, autoresponder, brainstorming tools (niche finder), mailing list manager, forum support, site builder, marketing tips and more.
You will receive a video action guide that will walk you through the brainstorming and website building process. The system is broken down into 10 days and you can follow along at your own pace.
SBI! is not really for blogs, but it is for people who want to make simpler, informational websites to make money with Google AdSense, affiliate programs and more.
Find out why people buy Site Build It! here.

Static HTML vs. Dynamic Websites

There are basically two kinds of websites you can create.
1) Static HTML (Content is uploaded and displayed "as is")
2) Dynamic (WordPress, Joomla, etc.) Dynamic means information is pulled from a database so you can display your website content by date, category, etc. Think blogs.
Static HTML sites are not that popular these days. In order to create them, you have to learn HTML, use templates or buy some kind of software like Dreamweaver, Artisteer, etc.
This is actually a static website that you're reading now. It was created long before blogging became popular.
With Site Build It! (above), you will be building a static website, but you don't need any software or learn website design since their system comes with a website builder.
In 2004, WordPress revolutionized the way we build websites because there is no software to buy. You simply install the WordPress script from your web host, launch the admin panel, choose a theme design and begin writing your content.
Because WordPress is dynamic, you can add functionality very easily using plugins. These are scripts (many of them are free) that you install to help you do so many things (collect visitor feedback, build surveys, add social media icons, and more.)
No longer do you have to spend time uploading complicated scripts just to add shopping carts, comments, and all other kinds of functionality to your website.
Read more about the difference between static and blog sites here.

Using WordPress to Make Blogs or Dynamic Sites

If you want to create a blog website (content sorted dynamically by category and date), I would highly recommend using WordPress because it's the most flexible, robust blogging system on the Web.
What's cool about this platform is you will have access to a variety of templates you can choose from, so building your website is a breeze.
And when you're ready to change designs, just choose another theme and your site will update instantly!
As you'll see in the video on my WordPress tutorial page, WordPress is not just for blogs where your content is dated and arranged in reverse chronological order. You can use it to create a traditional, static site as well.
Here's a quick overview of how to get started with WordPress.
You can get the full tutorial here.

Making Your Site Mobile Friendly

Responsive design is trending like never before.
When deciding on a layout for your website, you can't forget about how many people now surf the Web on mobile devices like Smartphones and tablets.
Fortunately platforms like WordPress make creating mobile layouts a breeze and you don't need to know a thing about programming.
Learn more about creating a mobile responsive website and discover what I use for my own sites.

The Free Website Warning

You will never see me endorsing free web hosting. Not only does the web address look unprofessional (freesite.yoursite.com), but you will be very limited to what you can do with your site.
Free sites are also very risky because you don't own your content. So if the company decides to shut down, guess what happens to your content?
Yep. Right down the drain.
Many people make the mistake of starting off free with the intention of moving to a paid host later. The problem is, the process of moving to another host can be a royal pain, so you might as well do it right the first time.
Not convinced yet? Read why I believe free websites are bad.
Also, check out my article that discusses more common mistakes people make with building websites today.

How to Build Traffic to Your Website

Once your site is up and running, the best place to start building traffic is the major search engines because the traffic is free and targeted. Learn how to get listed in Google, Yahoo and Bing and create sitemaps so the engines know about all your web pages.
You can also learn about Google AdWords, YouTube, Email Marketing, social media and more to drive traffic to your website.
Also read up on the importance of Google Authorship and why it's important to target less competitive phrases.

Do You Need to Register a Corporation for Your Website?

You'll be happy to know that you don't have to setup a corporation if you want to make money with your site. Nevertheless, you'll still want to read up on your options with regards to DBAs, LLCs and more.

Still Have Questions About Your Future Website?

Need more info? Maybe there are a few questions that you still need answered about website creation and design.
I've revamped my FAQ page and answered the most common questions I receive about starting a website today.
Get more details about blogging, finding images, selling your own products, affiliate marketing, making money, creating membership sites and more.
Learn more about building a website here.

More Website Creation Articles

Tips on Registering a Domain Name
Comparison of Different Website Builders
Basic Web Design Tips for Beginners
Costs Involved With Creating a Website
Designing a Website Using the Genesis WordPress Theme
WordPress vs. Site Build It! Comparison
HTML/CSS Templates for Static Websites
HTML Color Hex Generator Tool
Earn $$$ Displaying Google Ads on Your Website
How to Make a Web Page on Your Computer

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How to Make / Create a Website: The Beginner's A-Z Guide

The essential step by step guide on how to set up a website

How to Start / Create Your Own Website: The Beginner's A-Z Guide

by Christopher Heng, thesitewizard.com
This tutorial shows you how to make or create a website. It is intended for the beginner and layperson, taking you step by step through the whole process from the very beginning. It makes very few assumptions about what you know (other than the fact that you know how to surf the Internet, since you're already reading this article on the Internet). As some steps are more involved, this guide also links to selected relevant articles on thesitewizard.com that you will need to click through to read for more information.

The Essential Step-by-Step Guide to Making Your Own Website

1. Get Your Domain Name

   The first thing you need to do before anything else is to get yourself a domain name. A domain name is the name you want to give to your website. For example, the domain name of the website you're reading is "thesitewizard.com". To get a domain name, you have to pay an annual fee to a registrar for the right to use that name. Getting a name does not get you a website or anything like that. It's just a name. It's sort of like registering a business name in the brick-and-mortar world; having that business name does not mean that you also have the shop premises to go with the name.
   
   • Detailed information on getting a good domain name can be found in the article Tips on Choosing a Good Domain Name.
   • After you read that, you will need to know the steps to registering a domain name and the things you need to look out for when registering. You can find a detailed guide in the article How to Register Your Own Domain Name.
   • It may also be wise to take a look at some of the Important Precautions to Take When Buying a Domain Name, just so that you don't commit the same mistakes that some newcomers make when buying a domain name.

2. Choose a Web Host and Sign Up for an Account

   A web host is basically a company that has many computers connected to the Internet. When you place your web pages on their computers, everyone in the world will be able to connect to it and view them. You will need to sign up for an account with a web host so that your website has a home. If getting a domain name is analogous to getting a business name in the brick-and-mortar world, getting a web hosting account is analogous to renting office or shop premises for your business.
   
   • There are many issues involved in finding a good web host. Read up on the various things you need to look for in searching for a good web host in the article How to Choose a Web Host.
   • After you have an idea of what to look for, you can search for one from the Budget Web Hosting page. You can also find out which web host I'm currently using from the Which Web Host Do You Recommend? page.
   After you sign up for a web hosting account, you will need to point your domain to that account on your web host. Information on how to do this can be found in the guide How to Point a Domain Name to Your Website (Or What to Do After Buying Your Domain Name).
   

3. Designing your Web Pages

   Once you have settled your domain name and web host, the next step is to design the web site itself. In this article, I will assume that you will be doing this yourself. If you are hiring a web designer to do it for you, you can probably skip this step, since that person will handle it on your behalf.
   
   • Although there are many considerations in web design, as a beginner, your first step is to actually get something out onto the web. The fine-tuning can come after you've figured out how to get a basic web page onto your site. One way is to use a WYSIWYG ("What You See Is What You Get") web editor to do it. Such editors allow you to design your site visually, without having to muck around with the technical details. They work just like a normal wordprocessor.
     There are many commercial and free web editors around. For those who don't mind spending money on a good commercial web editor, one of the most highly-regarded WYSIWYG web editors is Dreamweaver. If you are planning to use this editor, thesitewizard.com has an online tutorial called Dreamweaver CS5.5 Tutorial: How to Design a Website with Dreamweaver CS5.5. The tutorial takes you through all the steps of creating a fully-functional website with multiple pages and a feedback form, and provides you with the theoretical and practical foundation that will help you create and maintain your site.
     If you prefer to use free software, you can find a complete tutorial on using KompoZer, a free WYSIWYG web editor, in the article How to Design and Publish Your Website with KompoZer. Like my Dreamweaver tutorial, this one also guides you through the process of creating a website that has a home page, an about page, a site map, a links page and a feedback form. It also shows you some of the main features of the KompoZer software so that you can go on improving and updating your website on your own.
     There are many other web design software around. If you prefer not to use either of the above, you can find some others listed on thefreecountry.com's Free HTML Editors and WYSIWYG Web Editors page. I also have tutorials for a few other WYSIWYG web editorson this site.
     
   • After you have followed my tutorial, and are on the way to designing your website, you might want to read the article Appearance, Usability and Search Engine Visibility in Web Designas well. The article takes a brief look at some of the real world issues that every web designer must deal with.
   • An integral part of web design is search engine readiness. Search engine promotion does not start after the web site is made. It starts at the web design stage. The article 6 Tips on How to Create a Search Engine Friendly Website is a must-read. My article on How to Improve Your Search Engine Ranking on Google is also important for the simple reason that Google is the most popular search engine around, at least at the time this article was written.
   • There are many other issues regarding the design of web pages. The above will get you started. However, if you have the time after you get something out onto the web, you may want to read my other articles on Web Design and Website Promotion and Search Engine Ranking.

4. Testing Your Website

   Although I list this step separately, this should be done throughout your web design cycle. I list it separately to give it a little more prominence, since too few new webmasters actually perform this step adequately.
   You will need to test your web pages as you design them in the major browsers: the latest versions of Internet Explorer (version 9 at the time of this writing), Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome. All these browsers can be obtained free of charge, so it should be no hardship to get them. Unfortunately, directly testing your site in all these browsers is the only way you can really be sure that it works the way you want it to on your visitors' machines.
   
   Optional: If you have the time, you may want to read my article on how to test your website in multiple versions of Internet Explorer and check your site under earlier versions of Internet Explorer ("IE"), namely IE 8, IE 7, and IE 6. This is not strictly necessary nowadays, since the main culprit causing website problems, IE 6, is slowly disappearing from the Internet, with IE 7 following in its heels.
   If you want to improve the chances that your website will work in future versions of all web browsers, consider validating the code for your web pages. In layman's language, this means that you should check that the underlying code of your web page, called "HTML" and "CSS", have no syntax errors. You don't actually need technical knowledge of HTML and CSS to validate the page, since you can use one of the numerous free web page validators around to do the hard work. On the other hand, if the validator tells you that your page has errors, it may sometimes be hard to figure out what's wrong (and whether the error is actually a serious one) if you don't have the requisite knowledge. Having said that, some validators actually give concrete suggestions on how to fix your code, and one of them, called "HTML Tidy", is even supposed to be able to fix your code for you.

5. Collecting Credit Card Information, Making Money

   If you are selling products or services, you will need some way to collect credit card information. You should read up on How to Accept Credit Cards on Your Website. I also have a step by step guide on How to Add an Order Form or a "Buy Now" button using PayPal to a Website for those using PayPal.
   If you need advertisers for your website, you might want to read How to Make Money From Your Website and the follow-up article How to Increase Your Website Revenue from Affiliate Programs. A list of advertisers and affiliate programs can be found on Affiliate Programs: Free Sponsors and Advertisers. Those companies are on the constant lookout for new web publishers to display their advertisements.
   

6. Getting Your Site Noticed

   When your site is ready, you will need to submit it to search engines like Google and Bing. You can use the links below to do this.
   
   • Google's Link Submission Page
   • Bing's Site Submission Page
   In general, if your site is already linked to by other websites, you may not even need to submit it to these search engines. They will probably find it themselves by following the links on those websites.
   Apart from submitting your site to the search engine, you may also want to consider promoting it in other ways, such as the usual way people did things before the creation of the Internet: advertisements in the newspapers, word-of-mouth, etc. There are even companies on the Internet, like PRWeb, that can help you create press releases, which may get your site noticed by news sites and blogs.As mentioned in my article on More Tips on Google Search Engine Results Placement, you can also advertise in the various search engines. Although I only mentioned Google in that article, since that was the topic of that discussion, you can also advertise in other search engines like Bing and Yahoo!.This has the potential of putting your advertisement near the top of the search engine results page, and possibly even on other websites.
   There are also less obvious ways of promoting your website, which you might want to look into.
   

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DOWNLOAD Netbus v1.6

Netbus v1.6 - Download

Netbus is a troja developed by Carl-Fredrik Neikter, a Swedish hacker and coded in Delphi. This program works under Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP and NT operating systems. Netbus was first appeared in 1998 with v1.60 and Netbus v1.70 versions. There are Netbus Pro v2.01 and Netbus Pro v2.10 also, they released in 1999. Netbus trojan is still apotential computer security threat.

Hacking with Netbus:

Before you start hacking , make sure the version of Netbus if you are using Netbus v1.60 and v1.70 versions, then the tracked port is 12345. Netbus Pro v2.01 and Netbus Pro v2.10, search for the port 20034.

To run Netbus, we need the 2 files, namely NetBus.exe and Patch.exe. NetBus.exe a control file that is placed on our computers, while placed Patch.exe in the computer "victim" which is a server.

There are many ways to "grow" patch.exe on victim computer. For example by sending as an attachment when you send an email. If the email recipient to execute the file Patch.exe is going to get a copy to the Windows folder. Or use a safe way to spread the patch file.

The next stage is to determine the host or IP addresses that are hack. To find the host address and IP Address terifeksi patch.exe, click the Scan button and then click the Start button. Fill the box with the IP Address Scan start and the box with the IP Address to the end. Wait a moment, if the connection succeeded Connect button will change the Cancel button, and after that we can do what we like, including intercepting another person's email password.

Next, we copy one of these IP addresses, paste it into the field Host name / IP in the main window Netbus programs. Click the Connect button. If the user has not yet decided his connections to the Internet then we will see the connection status message in the window that shows Netbus programs already connected.

Now we can do some things against the victim's computer. Netbus available at least 22 buttons, click the "Active wnds" to see all running programs on the computer person. Or if we are interested to see what is being typed, then click the "Listen." You will see a window as shown in the picture above. Next, please experiment yourself with this program, easy is not it?

Protection against Netbus attacks:

1. Update on anti-virus on your computer, because the virus is categorized Netbus Trojan

2. Install a firewall called Snort for detecting intruders. This software can be obtained for free in www.snort.org

3. Install firewall software-based proxy such as an alarm zone that aims to filter and control all data traffic coming in and been trusted enough to protect your computer from hackers or crackers interference. Explanation of Zone Alarm and downloaded file in here.

4. Install Netbus Detective 5.2. This is a specialist software detecting Netbus all versions.

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How to Hack Facebook Account Passwords 100%?

How to Hack Facebook Account Passwords 100%?

Hi friends, Today I am going to reveal all the Best methods that can be used to hack a Facebook account password. I will show Best ways to Hack Facebook Account Password that all hackers usually use to hack any Facebook account.

1. Facebook Phishing Attack:

I am explaining this method first because its the most easiest and also the most popular method for hacking Facebook password. You can also search on Google the various famous Facebook hacking methods and you will find Phishing technique on the top always. And I am explaining the methods according to their popularity.

Now you want to know which is my favorite method for Hacking Facebook account passwords and i will undoubtedly tell its simply PHISHING.

I will recommend my users to read this post for knowing how to hack Facebook using Phishing as i have explained it in detail here:

How to hack Facebook accounts or Passwords using Phishing 

2. Hacking Facebook account password remotely using Keyloggers and RAT's:

Best method for advanced Hackers and my second favorite too. Its popularity is little but lower than Phishing only because it involves you to download hack tool and then create your keylogger and send it to victim which is a lengthy process and also unsecured too as you don't aware that the keylogger that you downloading is himself contain some spyware or simply a keylogger attached with it. Keylogging becomes more easy if you have physical access to victim computer as only thing you have to do is install a keylogger and direct it to your destination so that it will send all recorded keystrokes to pointed destination. What a keylogger does is it records the keystrokes into a log file and then you can use these logs to get required Facebook password and thus can hack Facebook password. 

3. Hacking the Primary Email address: 

If Facebook hacker or any specific Keylogger, by some means, hacks your primary Gmail or yahoo account which you are using as primary email address, then this information account can easily hack your Facebook password using "Forgot password" trick. The Hacker will simply ask Facebook to send password to the primary email address and ask Facebook administrators to send the reset email to your primary email address- which is already hacked. Thus, your Facebook account password will be reset and it will also be hacked. 

So, always remember to protect your primary email address that you have used to create Facebook account and try to keep unknown or useless mail id as your primary email address in Facebook.

4. Social Engineering or Guessing Passwords:

A social engineering attack is one in which the intended victim is somehow tricked into doing the attacker's bidding. An example would be responding to a phishing email, following the link and entering your banking credentials on a fraudulent website. The stolen credentials are then used for everything from finance fraud to outright identity theft. An old adage comes to mind here, "it pays to be suspicious". With socially engineered attacks, the opposite is also true - if you aren't suspicious, you likely will end up paying. In addition to phishing, social engineering attacks can come in many forms - email that masquerades as breaking news alerts, or greeting cards, or announcements of bogus lottery winnings. Pump and dump stock scams are also a form of social engineering, playing on the recipients' natural desire to take advantage of a good deal. It's important to remember that if something sounds too good to be true, it's probably a scam. Social engineering attacks are also often used to trick users into infecting their own systems - for example, by disguising the malware as a video codec or Flash update. An email is sent enticing the recipient to view a bogus video clip, the victim visits the link contained in the email and installs the "codec/update" which turns out to be a backdoor Trojan or keystroke logger.

Remember: with social engineering scams, the attacker is relying on you to make the wrong choice. Choose not to be a victim.

Some Common passwords that you can try on your friends are : 

1. Their mobile number or their girlfriend or boyfriend mobile number. 

 (always try his previous or old mobile number as they are not as much as fool that they appears)

2. Their Girlfriend or boyfriend names or their own names concatenating with their Girlfriend or boyfriend names.

3. Date of births

4. Their favorite movie names , cartoon character names or favorite music band names or simply the hero names like batman,dark knight, Superman,Godzilla, Spartacus and much more..

5. Most important now most website ask that password should be alphanumeric now what users do they just adds 1,2,3 in their normal passwords and some more smart guys adds !,@,# in their passwords and amazingly all in Sequence.

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How to secure files from other users on external disks

If you use an external disk drive with OS X, you may notice that when it is mounted, it becomes available for all users on the system. Therefore, if you have files you have saved to a USB drive and you attach it to your system and you switch user accounts, those files will be viewable within the second account.
In addition, if you have network file sharing enabled, the files on this drive will be accessible to any user who logs in via the network.
This behavior may seem a bit concerning, especially for those who have set up encryption on secondary drives in hopes of preventing others from viewing their files, but this is normal behavior in OS X, and essentially means two things:

An attached and mounted drive and even private contents on it will be viewable in all user accounts.

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1. Encryption by itself is only meant to secure a drive's contents from access if the drive has been locked (ie, removed from the system, or the system shut down). It is not meant to protect one users' files from another user on the same system. While unlocking the drive is limited to those who have the password, once unlocked then all users will have access just like any other USB or Firewire drive.
   
   On a related note, there has been past concern about encrypted drives being easily remounted if you tell it to eject but do not detach them from the system; however, this is ultimately not a security threat. Simply do not use encryption to protect data from another account on the system, as this purpose is not its intent. Instead, only use it to prevent a thief or other third-party who you have not given access to your computer, from accessing your files.
2. External hard drives are open to all users by default. Even though all hard drives are capable of containing permissions restrictions like any other folder on the system, for external drives OS X turns this feature off. This is primarily because permissions settings are specific to one operating system installation, so those set by one system may either not be observed by another, or be interpreted to mean something entirely different and result in improper access to the files.

If set up independently, encryption will not protect your files from other local users, and permissions may be overcome by using the drive with another system. Therefore, the way to fully secure the files on your external drive is to enable both of these features.
To do this, first enable encryption on the drive by right-clicking it in the Finder and choosing the Encrypt Drive option. Supply the password to use when prompted, and then wait for the drive to remount as an encrypted volume.

Uncheck this box to enable observation of access permissions on the external drive. Then set specific access privileges in the list of users and groups.

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Next, enable permissions observation on the drive by selecting it and pressing Command-I to get information on the drive. In the information window that appears, expand the Sharing section and click the lock to authenticate. Then uncheck the option to "Ignore Ownership on this volume."
With this setting in place, the system will now observe permissions restrictions on the drive, which you can set to permit or deny access to specific users (note that this will only work to manage access for nonadministrator accounts -- admin accounts will always be able to grant themselves access to files and folders).
By default, the drive will be owned by the account that formatted it, so you should see your username listed as the first item in the Sharing & Permissions list. Next the drive should have a group association of "staff" (underneath your username) which is the default group for all local accounts on the system. This allows you to set global permissions for accounts other than yours.
Finally, there should be an "everyone" group that encompasses all other users on the system, such as a guest user account that is not a member of the "staff" group.
At this point, you have two possible approaches for the drive. The first is to set its permissions so only you have access to it, and the second is to set it up with a subdirectory or two that is only restricted to your account, so other accounts can do the same and have their sequestered and private folders.

To only allow your account access, remove all groups and users except for your account, and set "everyone" to "no access."

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Single-user access
To set the drive so only you have access, in the Sharing & Permissions section of the information window, choose "no access" for the "staff" group (or simply select and remove this group altogether). Then set the "everyone" group to likewise have "no access."
When finished, click the small gear menu and select the option to apply these settings to all enclosed items (this step is not needed on an empty drive).
At this point the entire drive will be a private, detachable folder for your account. Even though it will show up as a device in other accounts on the system, if they try to access it then they will be given a "permission denied" error.

To allow multiple users to read the drive, set the "staff" permissions accordingly. If you set it to "Read Only" (so the top level of the drive cannot be modified) then be sure to put a folder on the drive, and set its permissions so each user can read it. Additionally, be sure to set "everyone" to have no access.

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Multiuser access
To set the drive up so other users have access, leave the drive's permissions as their default so the "staff" group is intact and has full read and write permissions. Then open the drive in the Finder and create a folder on it to store your files. Now get information on this folder and set it so only your account is in the Sharing & Permissions list, with "read & write" access, and with all others set to "no access."
From here, your account will be able to view the files in this folder, but other accounts will not.
As an additional security measure, you can set up a similar folder for each account on the system, and when finished get information on the drive itself and set the "staff" group to "read only" permissions (do not use the gear menu's option to apply permissions to enclosed items). With this setup, when another user opens the drive, they will only be able to drag items to their specific folder, and neither to another user's folder nor to the top level of the drive.
Regardless of the approach you use, at this point you will have a drive that has secured resources from other users, and one that is also encrypted and thereby protected from someone attempting to override the permissions settings by attaching it to another computer.

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How to make your Bluetooth speaker sound better

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One great thing about Bluetooth speakers is you can use them to learn about how room size and acoustics affect a given speaker's sound quality. Experiment with placement and you'll quickly learn that where you put a speaker in a room can make a big difference in the sound, for better or worse. That's true for all speakers, but since BT speakers tend to be small and light, they're easier to move around.
Start by putting the speaker on the floor in the middle of the room, and you'll hear that it makes more bass than it does sitting on a table. It will also probably sound dull and lacking in detail down there. Next, try putting the speaker in a corner, on the floor, and it will make even more bass. After that, try putting it on a table in the corner, and you'll get back the missing treble, but the speaker will probably sound better a couple of feet away from the corner. Move the speaker to each wall in the room, again at the same 3-foot height, and see if one wall sounds better than the others. Then move it a foot at a time along that wall, and you might see that one or two spots might be better than the others. So you see, everything changes the sound; a little experimentation might yield surprising results.
Battery-powered Bluetooth speakers are the easiest to move about, but if you move any speaker from a large room to a small tiled bathroom, and don't adjust the volume control, you'll be surprised how much louder the speaker sounds. Without adjusting the volume setting, take the speaker outside; it will seem much quieter, and you might not even hear it outdoors. Again, the environment changes the way a speaker sounds -- and the differences are far from subtle.
Of course, you can try the same experiments with wired speakers; it's just a little harder to do, but definitely worth the effort. The better the speaker, the bigger the differences you're likely to hear as you change positions, and the changes will be more pronounced with stereo speakers (BT speakers are nearly always mono or single-speaker systems).
After you try out some changes, please share your experiences in the comments section below.

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