Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts

Tuesday, 30 December 2014

A Guide To Better Google Search Techniques


The Internet is so full of information that it’s nearly impossible to check its limits. That’s why,search engines were developed to maintain a search-able database of the web’s content. People employ the use of search engines to look up for information on the web.
In the midst of all search engines lies Google, the most popular and powerful search engine. You type in the query, and the search engine provides you with the search results. In most cases you’re satisfied but sometimes, you’re not. This is where learning the proper techniques to type in your search query comes in handy and this is what we’ll explore in this article.

Why The Need To Learn Proper Search Techniques?

Everyone including students, researchers, writers, etc. requires information, and they use search engines for that very reason. People spend most of their time continuously looking for the right information because they’re not aware of the proper search techniques. Learning and using good search techniques will help you in the following ways:
  • Better search results
  • Saves your time
Note: Search queries or examples are included inside [ ] for better readability. Please do not include [ ] in your search query.

How To Use Google.Com

Google is a smart and intelligent search engine with many exciting features. But not all the features are rolled out instantly for all versions. Google.com is always first to get feature updates, and then updates are provided in versions specific to different countries such as google.co.uk, google.co.in, or google.sh
Google’s version for your country might not support all the search techniques described below. That’s why, it’s suggested to use google.com to avail maximum benefits of the search features and techniques.
Tip: Typing google.com automatically redirects you to its version for your country, but you can override this behavior by going to www.google.com/ncr

Basic Search Techniques

1. Keep It Simple

Keep your search simple and web-friendly. Start by entering one or two words, and gradually adding relevant or important words, if you’re unsatisfied with the results. Less is more for a search engine; meaning the less words you query for, the more results the search engine provides as output.
For example:
  • Query: [who is the president of america]
  • Better query: [president of america]

2. Order Of Keywords

Select the right keywords to make your search. Search results completely depend on the given keywords, and if keywords are chosen wisely, then results are more efficient.
Put yourself in the shoes of the author, and think of what words he/she would use to write/describe what you’re trying to find. If you’re looking for a phrase or quote, then keep the order of the words as accurate as possible to get the optimum search results.
For example:
  • Query: [itself divided house cannot stand]
  • Better query: [A house divided against itself cannot stand] (part of a quote by Abraham Lincoln)

3. Skip Unnecessary Parts

Google is smart enough to handle most of your typos, and other things that could just be ignored. That’s why you should skip those things in your query to save time.
You should not worry about the following when writing a search query:
  • Spelling
  • Cases (uppercase or lowercase)
  • Punctuation (dot, question mark, exclamation mark, and more)
  • Special characters (plus, minus, brackets, and more)

4. Social Search

Google is really good at handling searches related to people and social networks. You cansearch for people and their social profiles using:
+[profile-name]
By adding a ‘+’ before a profile-name, you can search for Google+ profiles and pages.
For example: [+hongkiat]
#[word]
Using the ‘#’ before a word enables you to search for hashtags in Google+, Twitter, and more social networks.
For example: [#privacy]
@[person-name]
You can search for social accounts associated with a person’s name by putting the ‘@’ sign before his/her name.
For example: [@hongkiat]

Intermediate Search Techniques

Note: Zip codes work very well for the US, but for other countries, it’s better to write the country name followed by the zip code.
For example: [new delhi, india] and [india 110033] is the same.

5. Get Sunrise And Sunset Times

You can use Google to get sunrise and sunset times for many cities of the world. Type your search query in the format of [sunrise place-name] or [sunrise zip-code] to get the sunrise time for the specified location. For sunset times, just subtitute the words as per the following style of [sunset place-name] or [sunset zip-code].
For example:
  • [sunrise chicago, usa] or [sunrise 60611]
  • [sunset chicago, usa] or [sunset 60611]

Advanced Search Techniques

Note: You can use the Google Advanced Search form for a more convenient search.

6. Synonym Search

You can use the synonym search feature to tell Google to even search for synonyms of a specified word in the search query. This is helpful for when you want to search for a word and all its similar words without having to spend time looking for them individually.
Using the tilde symbol (~) before a word tells Google to search for the words and its synonyms too. Type your search query in the format of [~synonymWord otherWords] to search for the word and its synonyms in a single search.
For example: [~sweet fruit]

7. Search For Numbers In A Range

You can tell Google to search within a range of numbers, such as dates, prices, and measurements. Using two periods (dots) between two numbers makes Google search within that number range and skip other results.
Using two periods after a number indicates a lower minimum (number..) while putting it before the number indicates a higher maximum (..number). Type your search query in the format of [firstNumber..secondNumber otherWords] to search between a specified lower and upper bounds.
For example:
  • [android phone $300..$500]
  • [television 20..50 inches]

8. Search Using File Types

You can tell Google to search for a specified type of file for your query. Using filetype operators before a type of file tells Google to search only for specified file types and skip other files. Type your search query in the format of [filetype:type otherWords] to search for a specific file type.
For example: [filetype:pdf free photoshop books]

Complex Search Techniques

You can also use more than one of these techniques in a single search query. You cancombine the above methods to make a complex search query, which will provide efficient and focused results.
For example:
  • [site:gov filetype:pdf “death rate”]
  • [site:hongkiat.com photoshop OR “adobe photoshop” tutorials]

Conclusion

Congratulations! You have learnt all the useful search techniques to make better searches on the web and have learnt all the tips and tricks to get better and efficient search results. Now you can save a lot more of your time and resources.
So why not head on to the site and try out your new skills? Feel free to share your experience with us too.

Tuesday, 16 December 2014

How to Protect Wifi network From Hackers

Do you use a wireless network like Wi-Fi at your home or office? And afraid of it getting hacked by other people (hackers)? Now a day hacking has become a key stress or tension for the peoples and are you one among them getting stressed? Then now you don’t need to get worried about it, and let me handle that stress and problem, you just have to do is go through this article and try the stated tips by your own and learn How to Protect Wi-Fi network.
                                

How to Protect Wi-Fi network


1.Use WPA:

Many of the WI-Fi connections provides WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) for protecting your wireless network, but now a day it can be easily broken/hacked by the hackers by using a simple hacking suite within no time. So to protect your wireless network to the fullest you can use WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access), and in this you have to make sure that WPS (Wireless Protect Setup) is disabled in the router’s settings. This is the Most Basic and Important Tip to Protect your Wi-Fi Network

2.Use a strong & Secure WPA Password

Always make sure that the password that you select for your wireless network is long and random so that it can’t be cracked/hacked by any kind of hacker. And to test how strong is your password you can use CloudCracker service.
In this service you will be asked some data and that you need to feed in (not the password), and then it will try identifying your password (it’s done in the same way the hacker tries to find out your password), if it fails to find your password then you are ready to use your wireless network and if it finds out your password then you have no other choice left other than changing your password.

3.Separate Network for Guests:

If you are indulged in a business which allows visitors to use your Wi-Fi then it is sensible that you offer a guest network. By doing this the visitors will be able to connect to the internet without getting access to your company’s internal network. This will effectively help you in protecting your company’s information and also from any kind of malware and virus affecting your network or system.

4.Hide your network name

Whenever you get connected with a wireless network first and the foremost thing you need to do is change its settings, as according to the default setting wireless network’s name is broadcasted to make it easy to find and connect. But Service set identifier (SSID) can also be set to “Hidden” so that no one except you will be allowed to view the name of your wireless network. Hence it Helps to Protect Wi-Fi Network.

Conclusions :

With the help of these easy tips you can easilyProtect Wi-Fi network From Hackers. Make sure that your firewall is turned on and you can also use antivirus and antispyware software from Microsoft Security Essentials or Windows Defender on which you can totally trust.

Monday, 8 December 2014

Make Your Pictures To Appear On Google Earth At a Particular Location




Make Your Pictures To Appear On Google Earth At a Particular Location

            Hi Friends! Recently i added a Photo of my Home to Google Earth by making it to appear right above my Home in it. And i thought of sharring it with you too. You might have seen it in google earth, Many Institutions, Colleges, Banks, Hospitals, etc... are displaying the photo of their building on the Google Earth. Likewise You too can now display your own images on the Google Earth, Putting your pics on Google Earth is really easy and very rewarding when you see them displayed.

There are some basic rules to follow with the pic you are about to display:
  • No frames or mattes around your pics.
  • No advertising (obviously).
  • No signatures or text on your pics. But you can put discrete copyright info.
  • No pics of people or pets etc, unless they're relevant to the scene.

These are the main things people fall foul of because any of these will cause your pics to be rejected. However, once you abide by these rules, gaining acceptance is easy.

Here's what to do:
  1. Create an account with Panoramio. It's free and works pretty much like Flickr.
  2. Upload your pic.
  3. Map your pic. You do this by typing in the location and a map appears with a marker. You simply drag and drop marker where you took your pic.
  4. Give your pic a title and then press enter - -that's it!
  5. Your pic is evaluated after 24 hours in most cases and a symbol appears to denote that it's been accepted to Google Earth. 
  6. Updates to Google Earth take place a set times and is usually about 2 weeks after you've uploaded your pics.
  7. When you open Google Earth, go to your location and you'll see a little blue square denoting a picture. Click on your blue square and your pic opens together with your info and all of your other pics you've submitted.
  8. It feels very rewarding seeing your pics on GE and you can forward links to your friends.
  9. An added bonus is that other people open your pics and can make comments on them.

It's a great tool if you want to place some history around your home area and to post some pics of your travels around the world.

Saturday, 6 December 2014

Seven Ways to Prevent Software Viruses from Infecting your Personal Data




Seven Ways to Prevent Software Viruses from Infecting your Personal Data
Computer viruses are manifested through software programs that replicate and infect other computers. Normally these are spread through emails and data transfer devices such as flash disks. Other than infecting your computer or laptop, viruses can be transferred to your cell phone, e-reader or tablet. So long as these gadgets can get into contact with the internet, they are always at risk. A viral attack can lead to a malfunction or expose your personal data such as the passwords you use. If an intruder gets hold of your password he/she can hack into your phone or emails.

There are three basic ways to steer clear of viruses:
  • Avoid opening email attachments from people you don’t know
  • Always use sites that are trusted when downloading files
  • Scan suspect documents or devices that you use

Below are some measures you can take to prevent viruses from getting into your personal data:

1. Exercise caution when opening email attachments either from your phone or tablet. The same way you treat suspect attachments with caution when working from your computer should be replicated in other gadgets. If you get an email from someone who is not in your mailing list, don’t open it. Do the same in case the message title or sender’s name looks suspicious.

2. Be on the lookout for links that look questionable. These are normally sent through text or email messages. The people who send them are spammers or hackers. Some do this on purpose with the intention of establishing whether that email address has a user. Once you open it, some trigger is raised on their end and they get an opportunity to either spam your mail box or send viruses. Others may not be aware that their phones are infected. You can try sending a text to the sender to inquire whether he/she sent the link. If the person is genuine and honest you will get a response and an apology. Otherwise, delete such messages instantly.

3. With respect to applications, download only those that are legitimate. You can tell whether a store is legit by reading online reviews about it. Since there are many people looking for mobile phone applications, some malicious people have taken advantage by spreading viruses in form of fake games, social networking applications and financial tracking apps.

4. While using Bluetooth, apply undiscoverable settings. There are viruses that pass through Bluetooth connections. This is a tricky attack. If you walk near a device and your connection is in discoverable mode, the virus in the infected device can easily be transferred to your tablet or smartphone. Currently, there are some malicious viruses that disable your phone and steal your contact details.

5. In order to protect your smartphones, iPhones, e-readers and tablets download anti-virus applications. These can be obtained from trusted providers. Make sure the company you source the app from is well known. Examples include Lookout Mobile Security app and SmrtGuard Solutions’ Snap Secure app. These help protect iPhones as well as provide data backup. The applications are available from Lookout Inc. There are a host of many others.

6. For Android phones, you should be able to get reliable anti-virus such as Kaspersky Mobile Security app. This incorporates spam and virus protection. Other examples are Norton Mobile Security and Bullguard Mobile Security. These protect data during an attack, theft or loss of your phone. You can download them online.

7. Look for anti-virus applications that help secure your personal information from falling into the wrong hands. Some can help keep track of your phone while others rid your phone’s memory from a remote location. This works well when someone steals your phone. 

Friday, 28 November 2014

9 Ways To Verify if an Email is Fake or Real


Sometimes it is hard to find whether a Email is Fake or Real with people using and sending a Fake Email right into the Inbox . So ever imagined inspite of trusting spam filters in email providers how can we know whether a Email is Fake Or Real .

So here we are with our list

1. Command Prompt- Telnet 

For using this way you will have to Activate Telnet in Windows or if you don't want to activate Telnet And you are also a Non windows User just download PuTTy .

Step 1 - Open Command Prompt and type in

                                 nslookup –type=mx gmail.com
Verify Email is Fake or Real,nslookup –type=mx gmail.com


Step 2 - Right Click and mark

                                    gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com
Verify Email id Fake or Real,gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com


Step 3- Type in and press Enter . (Paste the above marked )
                                telnet gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com 25
Verify Email is Fake or Real,telnet gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com 25


Step 4 - Say Helo to the server  .
mx.google.com at your service,verify email is fake or real


Step 5 - Just write any Email Id . It can be yours to
                                  mail from:


Step 6 - Type the recipient Email Address you are trying to verify

                           rcpt to:


You can get many things like Syntax error, The account you tried to reach does not exist or is disabled .
In the image in step 5 I tried it with three ids two of which results were positive .
amantndn@gmail.com and contact@gmail.com . The one which had a negative result was support@gmail.com .


2. Network-Tools

I promise you will be fascinated by the tools that this website has including Email Tests it has many collection of online tools that fascinated me on the go .
Verify email is Fake or Real



3.Verify-Email

Including free email verification they also have

  • Email Autoresponder
  •  Free Bulk Mailer(Google Analytics Friendly)
  • Email Verifier 
  • Email Verifier Lite 


4.Mailtester

It even gives you a detailed exact report in no time . Just check out the image below .
Verify Email is Fake or Real


5.Email-checker
It just tells if an email is fake or real .No other stats but if you have to receive extra information like email is disposable or not or any sort of thing then you have to pay them .This website even has the option to bulk verify only if you are a paid member .


This site can give a very detailed and exact information about the webmail services . Like I used contact@hackbook.biz. And was astonished to see the result because it was quite accurate .And I tried it with many webmail addresses .


It even tells simply whether a mail is fake or not and when you click on info it shows a little useful 
information .


All things appear to be same but view email owner seems to be a little scam or fake .

9. Common Sense 

This is the thing I always wanted everyone to be aware of . You should know that if you have a Email from your friend it can be spam . Don't get surprised if it lands right into your inbox . There are many services that indeed allow you to send a Email directly into the Inbox. So this way even Fake Sender becomes real .
So just be aware of the fact that anyone can be the victim . It can be you . Any one can be Social Engineered 

Never ever reveal anything on Emails unless you have sufficient checks on it . Stay Safe !


Final Words 

Some posts really take some time and to be honest this is the one of them. Well I really treat my blog as my girl friend so I really Enjoy researching and posting because I love exploring while researching.

So guys I really hope now its easy to find whether a Email is Fake or Real .

If you find this article useful kindly share it with three of your friends . 

Monday, 24 November 2014

Downloading Torrent Using Internet Download Manager



Downloading Torrent Using Internet Download Manager
Hello Readers, Thanks For Visit chetanservices.in today i will show you the way to download torrents with Internet Download Manager. Torrent is tiny file with .torrent extension which allows you to download huge amount of data. We use torrents to download various stuffs like movies, games, software package and plenty of different things. you'll transfer torrents from several website.  The transfer speed for torrents depends on seeds it has. It will make difficult for you to download files with very low or no seedcounts. However with the assistance of this trick you'll be able to download torrent file with IDM. This tool can be really helpfull when you want to download file that has very low seeds. IDM is the quickest file transfer manager on the internet market. So lets begin!

How To Transfer Torrent With IDM

1. First download the torrent file with .torrent extension which you wish to download from the internet directly without any torrent client like utorrent.
Downloading Torrent Using Internet Download Manager

2. Now open zbigz.com and you will land on its homepage.
3. Then Click on upload Torrent and browse your torrent to transfer and click on Go.
4. Then it will ask you for Free or Premium service, choose Free to proceed further.
5. It will take some time to cache your file. Once the caching is done, click on transfer button to download your file as shown below.
Downloading Torrent Using Internet Download Manager
6. You should have internet download manager installed on your computer so that download start inside IDM. If you don't have IDM don't worry it will download directly.

Note: If you decide on to use Free transfer then you wont be able to transfer file of more then 1 GB 
- See more at: http://www.besthacking.in/2014/03/downloading-torrent-using-internet.html#sthash.oebVojP6.dpuf

Download Youtube Videos Without Any Software



Today I Will Tell You Latest Youtube Hacking Tricks.....Please If You Like Our Tricks Then Like Our Facebook Page and share our tricks On Your Timeline This Is our Credit.....

 
First Step Open Youtube And Copy Video Url.. Like....
http://youtube.com/watch?v=dxRDHXsQ2YQ

Second Step 
Cut  this address  http://www.

Third Step
Type--   SS

ex: ssyoutube.com/watch?v=dxRDHXsQ2YQ  Done.

How to Bypass Right Click Block on Any Website


Bypass Right Click Block

You might remember an experience where you tried to right-click on a web page but got a pop-up message saying that the “right-click functionality has been disabled”. Sometimes you may be trying to copy an image or view the source of a web page but when the right-click is disabled, these things would seem impossible. Bank websites and other sites that require a secure transaction such as a payment gateway are the ones to impose this kind of limited functionality on their pages. In this post, I will show you the ways by which you can easily bypass right-click block feature on any website.
In order to block the right-click activity, most websites make use of JavaScript which is one of the popular scripting languages used to enhance functionality, improve user experience and provide rich interactive features. In addition to this, it can also be used to strengthen the website’s security by adding some of the simple security features such as disabling right-clickprotecting images, hiding or masking parts of a web page and so on.

How JavaScript Works?

Before you proceed to the next part which tells you how to disable the JavaScript functionality and bypass any of the restrictions imposed by it, it would be worthwhile for you to take up a minute to understand how JavaScript works.
JavaScript is a client side scripting language (in most cases), which means when loaded it runs from your own web browser. Most modern browsers including IE, Firefox, Chrome and others support JavaScript so that they can interpret the code and carry out actions that are defined in the script. In other words, it is your browser which is acting upon the instruction of JavaScript to carry out the defined actions such as blocking the right-click activity. So, disabling the JavaScript support on your browser can be a simple solution to bypass all the restrictions imposed by the website.

How to Disable the JavaScript?

Here is a step-by-step procedure to disable JavaScript on different browsers:

For Internet Explorer:

If you are using IE, just follow the steps below:
  1. From the menu bar, go to Tools -> Internet Options.
  2. In the “Internet Options” window, switch to Security tab and click on the button Custom level…
  3. IE Security Settings
  4. From the Security Settings, look for the option Active scripting and select the Disable radio button as shown above and click on “OK”.
  5. You may even select the Prompt radio button, so that each time a page is loaded, you will have the option to either enable or disable the scripting.

For Google Chrome:

If you are using Chrome, you can disable the JavaScript by following the steps below:
  1. Click on the Chrome “menu” button (on the top right corner) and select Tools.
  2. From the “Settings” page, click on Show advanced settings…
  3. Now under Privacy, click on the button Content settings…
  4. Chrome Content Settings
  5. Under the JavaScript, select the radio button which says “Do not allow any site to run JavaScript” and click on “Done”.

For Mozilla Firefox:

Steps to disable JavaScript on Firefox:
  1. From the menu bar, click on Tools -> Options.
  2. From the Options window, switch to Content tab, uncheck the option which says “Enable JavaScript” and click on “OK”.
  3. Firefox Content Options

How to Bypass the Right Click Block?

In order to bypass the right-click block or any other restriction imposed by JavaScript, all you need to do is just disable it in the browser and refresh the same page, so that it now reloads without JavaScript functionality. You are now free to right-click on the page, view its source or even copy any of the images that you may want to. Don’t forget to re-enable the JavaScript once again when your job is over. Otherwise lack of JavaScript support may result in unusual rendering of web pages.