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Thursday, October 2, 2014

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Downloading Windows 10

Hi,

I was downloading Windows 10 Technical Preview this morning. When it was taking too long, I have asked my ISP to increase Bandwidth and they did.

Here is the screenshot. 30 MBPS, whoo! Incredible speed in India.

Feeling Excited. It is downloaded when I write this post. Will install and share some cool screens.

Keep visiting.
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Sunday, September 28, 2014

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How to Limit Bandwidth Per IP Address - MicroTik

Hi,

If you are administrator or manage network in your office, your most challenging work is to divide the bandwidth as per requirement of user and to stop un-necessary use of Internet Bandwidth causing slower internet for others.

Requirement/Background: 

Some of people always love to download songs, apps or other kind of digital data when they get Free Internet (that do not cost their own money). So they use most of bandwidth using Download Manager and other Accelerators.
If your internet connectivity is equipped with MicroTik devices like FirePro router or RouterBoard routers, here is the method to limit bandwidth per user/ip address.

Step 1: 

Login to router WinBox or Webfig using your Router Address and Username/Password. Default are admin/admin.

Step 2: 

Click on Queue Menu and click on Add button.

Step 3: 

You will see following screen. Fill the form as filled in example screenshot. Click Apply and OK to close the dialogue screen.


Now, whenever, the particular IP address try to cross the bandwidth limit which is specified here, that will automatically marked Red and restricted the bandwidth. Lets be clear with following screen.

You have successfully put limit on user. Now the user can not cross the limit and the bandwidth will remain in flow.

You can also disable the Internet Access or Downloading or Uploading separately to particular IP address, without letting him know that we will discuss on next post.

Thanks for reading.
+John Bhatt  
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Sunday, September 21, 2014

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Feeling Awesome - Thank You

Whooo!

We are about to reach 1,00,000 Hits on this domain only.
Combined stats is about to reach 1,40,000 hits. 
This blog got 80,000 hits in last 8 months since our last announcement on 20 January 2014 on average of 10,000 hits per month. 

Keep supporting and your feedback are most welcome. 

Thanks from 
P.Yar.B Complex
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Sunday, September 14, 2014

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50 Lakh GMail Passwords Leaked

Hi,

This time its sad news if you use Google's Mail Service or any other Google product and might not enabled two step authentication or secure password which is not shared with anyone/anywhere.
Currently on 09 Sep 2014 23:38 a Russian BitCoin forum member has released 49,29,090 passwords with their account name and they are still publishing more.
Snapshot with Password of database. (Image Credit: BTSEC forum)

Reference:
Original Thread: BTSEC Forum
On CNews.ru : CNews.ru
DailyDot.com : DailyDot.com
They have released database in Plain text and which is of size 103 MB (108,763,323 bytes). They have compressed using format 7z and file available for download is 28.7 MB (30,108,353 bytes).

This list includes thousands of Yandex login passwords also. While according to Google and Yandex representative, the list is some old and might be collected using Phishing pages. As per Google there might be chance of hack between data transmission between two servers containing authentication records. They are working to fix it and make it more secure.

But, what of those, who have been compromised.

Suggested steps are:

  1. Keep your password strong enough.
  2. Do not enter your password anywhere else. Even some mail client or mobile application claiming that they serve mail might store and sent your password online.
  3. Enable two step authentication.
  4. Do not disclose your password during any online chat (asking for support/help) etc.
Thank you for reading.
+John Bhatt  
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