Ctrl+C may be the most important work we do everyday. But it's not a very safe thing to do. Read on to know why. What happens when you press Ctrl+C while you are online. We do copy various data by Ctrl + C for pasting elsewhere. This copied data is stored in clipboard and is accessible from the net by a combination of Javascripts and ASP. This is called clipboard hack problem.
Just try this:
1. Copy any text by Ctrl + C
2.Click the Link: Retrieve Clipboard Text To A Web Page With Javascript - Make Sure You Do Not Allow Someone To Gather This Information, It Is An Exploit In Many Eyes
3.You will see the text you copied was accessed by this web page.
Surprised! I know you are because i was also surprised to see it. Do not keep sensitive data (like passwords, credit card numbers, PIN etc.) in the clipboard while surfing the web. It is extremely easy to extract the text stored in the clipboard to steal your sensitive information. Forward this information to as many friends as you can, to save them from online frauds!
It is true, text you last copied for pasting (copy & paste) can be stolen when you visit web sites using a combination of JavaScript and ASP (or PHP, or CGI) to write your possible sensitive data to a database on another server.
How Cipboard Hack is done?
The Clipboard hack is done by the following Source Code:
How to safeguard yourself from Clipboard Hack Problem?
To avoid clipboard hack problem, do the following:
1.Go to internet options->security.
2.Press custom level.
3.In the security settings, select disable under Allow paste operations via script.
Now the contents of your clipboard are safe.
What is the Windows xp shell?
The term shell reffers to the graphical user interface (gui) i.e the desktop and the task bar, basically explorer.exe (the default windows shell).
Where can I find a replacment shell?
The best place to start is with some shell information sites, I would recommend Shell-Shocked,
Try these:
Litestep
Xoblite (Blackbox)
Geoshell
I would personally recommend Litestep.
now you have a shell heres how to manually set the default shell in windows xp
Changing the default shell (all users):
1) open regedit (start menu > run, and type in regedit)
2) go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon.
3) Change Shell from explorer.exe to the new shell path e.g C:\Litestep\litestep.exe
4) log out and log back in.
Changing the default shell (only current user):
1) open regedit (start menu > run, and type in regedit).
2) go to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon.
3) add a new string value (Edit > New > String Value) called shell. and set the value to the path of the new shell e.g C:\Litestep\litestep.exe.
4) log out and log back in.
Enjoy,
I use my laptop a lot, in all kinds of places. I also use my desktop a lot...usually in the same place.
When using two or more computers to surf the web, it really helps to have your bookmarks and passwords
saved and updated every time you access your web browser.
In this quick how-to, I will lay out the steps, in plain English, for even the greenest of beginners to understand.
Automatically synchronizing your browsers saves so much time, you will notice right away!
> Before we begin, this tutorial will cover using SyncPlaces, a Firefox plugin.
What is Firefox? Firefox is a FREE web browser available HERE. I prefer it over Internet Explorer...hands down.
SyncPlaces is available HERE. Once you have Firefox running, this is available as an add-on.
You will also need to set up a remote FTP host, or a place to upload and download your settings. This is not hard to do.
To avoid getting off-topic, I recommend searching the rest of the forums for that info. *Use something secure!
If you're getting confused already, relax. Once you get said browser and said browser extension, half of the work is done!
*Note* This is my personal, preferred method...Be aware that there are other ways of doing this, with other browsers.
Okay! On to the meat of the subject!
Open Firefox.
Click Tools>Add-ons
Select SyncPlaces from list box. Click options.
>This information tells Syncplaces where to send/receive bookmarks, etc.
Now, click the tab that says Server.
Tab: Server>Connection (this is the most important setting)
Select the FTP button at the top.
Add your FTP host address (if you don't understand, bookmark now and go look up 'FTP Host')
Add FTP username
Add FTP password
Tab: Server>Synchronization
You can change the path where SyncPlaces saves data on the server.
I leave mine as default, which saves right at the home directory, but organization helps!
Now, that is basically it! On the Actions tab, click Send Bookmarks/Passwords.
It should pop up and tell you that it is sending.
At this point, if it can't connect to server, you need to go back to the Server>Connections tab and check host, user, password.
I hope this helps at least one person. This is a very useful tool, but like I said...Not the only one!
If it has helped you say thanks and leave a comment to keep this tutorial alive
Yo Yo Yo,
First off, ethical hacking is a touchy issue and most people would rather not learn about it lest they end up using it in the wrong way. But sometimes it helps to know a lot about how things are done in your operating system so that you may get out of a sticky situation someday. This here is a short sample of what you can do with a little knowledge of ethical hacking - this is just one small situation - there are thousands or maybe millions of others, but a start has to be made somewhere 
Okay, so did anyone of you meet this situation where you switch on your computer and see a pop-up window which says "Windows is shutting down" and displays a timer? That's a smart little virus acting in the background, but did you know that you could prevent it with a simple command? Here's how you do it. This works only for Windows because such annoying viruses appear only in Windows
NOTE: 1) DO NOT USE THIS FOR ANY WRONG PURPOSES - YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! (Jkz 
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2) I'm using this in Windows 7, so there will be some visual changes for XP users. I will say more
below.
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1) On the Windows desktop, right-click and point to New-->Shortcut
2) Next you will get a window which asks for the location of the shortcut. In that, type this command:
replace the time with the number of seconds you would like before your computers shuts down. as an example, I have given 100 seconds.
3) Give the shortcut a name and click "Finish" - it will appear on the desktop.
It is important to have enough time to give the counter-command so keep a sensible time gap, like 30, 40 seconds. If you foolishly give less time, you might not have enough time left to give the counter command, resulting in the shutdown of the system!
4) Now to create the counter-command. Right-click on the desktop again, point to New-->Shortcut, and the command now is:
The 'a' stands for 'abort' which cancels out the previous command, thus preventing shutdown of the system.
Give it another name and click "Finish"
5) So, want to test this out?! 
Simply doublt-click on the "virus" we created on your desktop, and you should see a popup window:
For XP users --> you will see a window which says something like "Windows is shutting down" and underneath it will be a countdown counter showing the number of seconds remaining to shutdown. I don't remember the exact thing since it's been a while I've used XP.
For Vista/7 users --> Based on the time you've set, you'll get a window like this:
6)Now, quickly, before the time runs out, double-click on the "anti-virus" we made and it will counter the shutdown, cancelling it.
For XP users--> The shutdown window will disappear, and maybe you won't get any other notification
For Vista/7 users--> You will simply get a notification like thus:
See how simple it is? Now imagine if somehow who got hold of your computer put the time gap as one second and put this in the startup folder, what would happen?! you wouldn't have any time to react at all! It is that scary......
Just a small clarification on the "virus" command:
"shutdown" is a function employed in the windows mechanism and has many options which you can access using the terminal(DOS prompt) in windows and typing "shutdown" at the prompt. some of the options are:
-r : restarts the system (we used this one in the example)
-s: shuts down the system
-a: abort shutdown
-l: logs off
-h: goes into hibernation
and there are more.......all this seems interesting to learn and can come handy in situations where you least expect it!
Well, I hope you enjoyed this tutorial please leave a comment about it and remember.
Enjoy 
1) Download the DNAS. You can find it here: http://www.shoutcast.com/license
2) Run the file you just downloaded, this will install the DNAS.
3) Download the DSP. You can find it here: Download SHOUTcast Radio Tools
3) Run the file you downloaded and this will install the DSP into Winamp.
4) In the Start menu find the "Edit SHOUTcast DNAS configuration" and change the password to something other then "changeme". You can also take this time to change your listener count and port base if you wish.
5) Open Winamp and load the DSP (Ctrl + P > DSP/Effect > Nullsoft SHOUTcast Source)
6) In the window that pops up go to "Output" highlight "Output 1" and press "Connection".
7) For the address leave it at localhost if the DNAS is on the same machine, otherwise put in the IP of the machine with the DNAS.
8) If you changed the port in step 4 then put the value you entered in here.
9) Change the password to what you entered in step 4.
10) Change the "Encoder" to 1.
11) Click on the "Encoder" tab.
12) Select "Encoder 1" and change the type to "MP3 Encoder"
13) Set the "Encoder Settings" to the quality you want.
14) Start the DNAS (Start > SHOUTcast DNAS > SHOUTcast DNAS).
15) Play a song in Winamp and press "Connect" under the "Output" tab of the DSP.
- Also, to speak through your microphone go to the last tab on the right hand side and click "Soundcard Input". Hope you like it peeps.
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Since internet is easily accesible now a days, we would like to rather search for our queries online than via SMS. My friend and I have made an IM Bot for this service which does the same thing without the need to open the browser.
Add “ googlesms@bot.im “ to your GTalk and “smsgooglebot@yahoo.com” for yahoo users.
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www.hindu.com
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usa.cricinfo.com
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me: movies bangalore
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Windows 7 by default has only few themes available for customization. People who are not satisfied with these in build themes can get few more themes for Windows 7 which are actually hidden. These themes are available for certain regional countries such as Australia, Canada, Great Britain, United States and South Africa. These themes can be revealed and used by the following steps.
win7-themes
1. Open Windows Explorer and click Organize
2. Select Folder and Search Options and navigate to the View tab.
3. Select Show hidden files, folders and drivers and uncheck Hide protected operating system files (Recommended). Click Yes, if prompted for confirmation.
4. Click OK and now browse to the folder: Windows\Globalization\MCT
5. There are five folders here with the name with format MCT-XX (where XX is AU, CA, GB, US, or ZA) which represents globalization settings for each region. Go into the folder that you want to activate its theme.
Note that AU, CA and ZA regions have the same themes.
6. Open the Theme folder inside the selected region folder.
7. Double click on the XX.theme file to apply the theme to the Windows 7 desktop system. Once a theme is executed and activated, the theme will be available and saved into Personalization options, so that user can select this theme directly from the personalization settings.
8. Now to go to Folder Options to reverse the first 5 steps to hide the hidden and protected system files and folders again
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Note : Credit Goes to Google, I have found this Tutorials when i was googleing about Windows 7
