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Wireless hacking, or "Wardriving" is when someone from outside your home accesses your wireless network. In most case it is because the victim doesn't have security enabled on their wireless access point. The dangers of having a non-secure wireless access-point are: Spammers can send junk mail from your home, hackers and criminals can hack remote locations that are tracked back to you, your confidential information is exposed to anyone that parks outside your home with a laptop. You may also suffer some liability because attacks were launched from your home by the bad guys. Listed below are 8 Tips to keep you safe. Top 8 Tips for Wireless Home Network Security 1) Change Default Administrator Passwords (and Usernames) Changing the default password is important because everyone that purchases the same Wireless access device, knows your password. 2) Turn on (Compatible) WPA / WEP Encryption By default, your Wireless device comes without the encryption enab...

i Since the launch of facebook some years back it has now become one of the leading social network in the world and it is estimated 1 of 14 people in the world are in facebook however we must to take into account that   some of the users of facebook are not genuine users and therefore we must be carefully when using this social network. There are a number o f people including my friends and I have lost facebook passwords. This means someone could have had them or changed them. I have been able to recovery my password and I change it very regally for fear of loosing it once more.  Below are five ways you and I might loose password this Include:  Facebook applications and adverts  In facebook there are many applications that you can receive from friends or the adverts that you see on the left side of the page when you log in to your account. You must be very careful when allowing these applications to take your account information. First you must know that there ...

Hackers have flooded the Internet with virus-tainted spam that targets Facebook's estimated 400 million users in an effort to steal banking passwords and gather other sensitive information from the users of the largest social network in the world. The emails tell recipients that the passwords on their Facebook accounts have been reset, urging them to click on an attachment to obtain new login credentials, according to anti-virus software maker McAfee Inc. If the attachment is opened, it downloads several types of malicious software, including a program that steals passwords Hackers have long targeted Facebook users, sending them tainted messages via the social networking company's own internal email system. With this new attack, they are using regular Internet email to spread their malicious software. McAfee estimates that hackers sent out tens of millions of spam across Europe, the United States and Asia since the campaign began on Tuesday. Dave Marcus, McAfee's di...

Today we learn hoe to remove the bloger navigation bar but first we must know what a bloger navbar is. A bloger navbar is a bar that allows the viewer to easily navigate to other random blogs from the page he or she is viewing. It also has a feature that allows the user to search the blogs, and mark any blog as a spam  Despite its many features many people prefer to remove it because they think it spoils the look of a blog, especially if the blog has many different subtitles. Let me come to the actual point on how to disable or hide your bloger navbar. Let’s go step by step on how to remove it and I have a photo illustration to help you get started. Sigh in to your blogger account and click the layout tab next to your blogger name Next, click the edit HTML tab as shown in the below picture. Add the code that’s is shown in the picture below #navbar { height: 0px; visibility: hidden; display: none; } Save the changes Now, you can see your blog without that navbar ...

Ooh my God   if you have received an email like the one below know that he or she is not a friend o you in face book, yahoo, hotmail or any other social network. He she is trying to get you into an attention and sign you to tagged or still some information from you. It is usually a scam by tagged to phish   for more people. When you enter the information they ask  then you are  one second a head to get sighed up to to a social  website that you may have never imagined of joining , if possible you have entered that information then  all your friends will be  given invitations to join the social website. It is good that you can be able to know who are the real friends of yours that are inviting you to any website.   It is important also to note any time that you need to go to a website of your bank please never attempt to follow a link in your email. Just type the address on your browser by yourself, if you continue doing that you will on...