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7 Things About Android Lollipop 5.0 You Need To Know

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<span style="font-size: small;">After offering chocolate (<i>Kit-Kat</i>), now Google is ready to serve 
you Lollipops. Google on Wednesday finally revealed the official name of
 its next version Android L — <b>Android 5.0 Lollipop</b>.</span></h3>
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The newly released <b>Android 5.0 Lollipop</b> ships with the latest 
Motorola-made Nexus 6 smartphone and Nexus 9 tablet built by HTC, but 
the company did not make the Lollipop available for download to other 
users immediately. The older versions of Nexus devices will receive the 
Lollipop update in the coming weeks.</span></h3>
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Lollipop features some significant changes to the Android platform with a
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performance via the new ART runtime engine. The operating system also 
offers better battery life, improved notifications, OpenGL ES 3.1 and 
64-bit support, among other features. </span></h3>
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Here are some most notable features of <b><a href="http://www.android.com/versions/lollipop-5-0/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Android 5.0 Lollipop</a></b>, along with some insight as to when you might be able to get your hands on it.</span></h3>
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Google describes Lollipop as "<i>the largest Android release yet</i>," 
with more than 5,000 new APIs. So from the developer’s perspective, 
there is a lot for developers to explore. Technically, the release 
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Lollipop features a redesigned <i>User Interface</i>, which is referred to as <i>Material Design</i>, in which Google made extensive use of animations and layered elements to deliver what it promises.</div>
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The material design interface runs on multiple types of devices, 
including everything from your smartphone and tablet to your laptop and 
TV. The new interface supports elevation values, real-time shadows and 
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With Lollipop, Security gets enhanced as well, since it comes with 
encryption turned on by default in order to protect users’ data from 
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Most importantly, now you are free to share your devices with any of your friends, as Lollipop offers you <b>guest user mode</b>,
 where you can create multiple user accounts to enable your friends to 
log in on your device. Therefore, in both the cases, no one will be able
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<b>3) ANDROID SMART LOCK</b></div>
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For an extra layer of security, there is an <b>Android Smart Lock</b>, 
which makes it easier to unlock your phone without having to constantly 
enter a pin or trace a pattern. Android smart lock secures your phone or
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smartwatch, car, or even facial expressions. </div>
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For example, your Android Lollipop device will recognize your Smart 
watch and let you unlock your phone by simply tapping the power button. 
The company has also enforced the SELinux security module for all apps 
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<b>4) NOTIFICATIONS ENHANCEMENT</b></div>
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Notifications also get enhanced with the new OS, as of now you’ll be 
able to rank them based on your priorities. You can now view and respond
 to messages directly from your lock screen, and also could hide 
notifications for sensitive contents by turning on Priority mode through
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You can also choose to avoid calls from interrupting the game you are 
playing or the movie you are watching. You can also see a more complete 
list of features <a href="http://www.android.com/versions/lollipop-5-0/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>; scroll down to the bottom and click the “<i>See All Features</i>” link.</div>
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<b>5) KILL-SWITCH IMPROVEMENT </b></div>
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Among lots of other features of Lollipop, Google is supporting a <b>“kill-switch”</b> to make stolen phones unusable through what it is calling “<i>Factory Reset Protection.</i>” </div>
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Users will experience a faster, smoother and more powerful computing 
with Lollipop. ART, an entirely new Android runtime, improves 
application performance and responsiveness as well. The new Android is 
ready for the 64-bit era, as it comes fully prepared to support a full 
64-bit environment.</div>
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<li>Supports 64 bit devices that brings desktop class CPUs to Android</li>
<li>Support for 64-bit SoCs using ARM, x86, and MIPS-based cores</li>
<li>Shipping 64-bit native apps like Chrome, Gmail, Calendar, Google Play Music, and more</li>
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Last but not least, Android Lollipop is expected to bring some serious 
battery improvements to your mobile devices via Google’s Project Volta. 
The software will benefit you from a Power Saving mode  that detects 
when your handset’s battery life is low, the app can automatically 
reduce CPU load and display brightness. </div>
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According to Google, the feature can get you an additional 90 minutes 
when you are running low, which is a lot of power when you are running 
on empty. The feature also displays an estimated time left to fully 
charge when your device is plugged in as well as time left on your 
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Hackers created a drone that can steal What’s inside your phone

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proficient in taking data consists of</div>
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locations and passwords directly</div>
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The drone uses a codename “Snoopy”</div>
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that targets busy city streets and</div>
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an advantage for the drone that it</div>
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searches for the networks that are</div>
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already approved and accessed by a</div>
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The developer of Snoopy, Glenn</div>
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will be shouting and noisily. There</div>
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shouting would be like this, are you</div>
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Onboard software of snoopy then</div>
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tries to be a part of the networks that</div>
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than one secured devices at a time,</div>
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acting as different networks. After</div>
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connecting to the quadcopter, Snoopy</div>
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seizes each transmission sent or</div>
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received by a phone.</div>
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After stopping the individual media</div>
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access control address of a phone,</div>
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Snoopy is capable of seeing and</div>
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recording data of sensitive nature</div>
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such as location, username,</div>
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passwords or even information</div>
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about credit card that is more often</div>
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accessed by accounts or websites.</div>
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“I can have a look at all of your traffic</div>
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after your phone connects to me, “said</div>
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by Wilkinson.” I’ve gone through the</div>
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situation where somebody is searching for</div>
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‘Bank X’ cooperate Wi-Fi. In this way, we</div>
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can be informed that that the concerned</div>
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person is working at the bank. ”</div>
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Snoopy revealed multiple users of</div>
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smartphones about how they were</div>
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attacked by the drone, and within</div>
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the space of an hour gathered the</div>
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sensitive information and real time</div>
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Hackers created a drone that can steal What’s inside your phone

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Cryptography-How to hide any files in an image

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BlindSide is a cryptographic tool. It is possible to encrypt and hide 
almost any file in an image and then retrieve it later with blindSide. 
The larger the bitmap file, the more you can encrypt and hide in it. The
 original image as well as the encoded image looks similar when viewed 
by the human eye but when run through BlindSide, the hidden data may be 
revealed

Tools required:<br />
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<a href="http://www.mediafire.com/download/3qwg5tcsb1y1ksz/BSIDE.rar" target="_blank">blindSide</a>  Password is  <span style="color: red;">way2h</span></div>
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I uploaded the tool to mediafire so you guys can get it easier.<br />
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<span style="color: orange;">The Files required:</span><br />
-a graphic in .bmp format (scenery pictures and photographs seem to work better that computer generated images)<br />
-a file to encrypt (audio, application, anything, as long as it’s not too large)<br />
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<span style="color: orange;">To encrypt:</span><br />
Rub blindside<br />
-Open command prompt in the same directory as where the blindSide application is located.<br />
-Now as example, to encrypt file “myAttacker.bat” into 
“originalImage.bmp” and save the encrypted file as “leetImage.bmp”, type
 the following excluding the quotation marks:<br />
“BSIDE -a originalImage.bmp myAttacker.bat leetImage.bmp”<br />
To be super safe, you can also add a password as shown below<br />
“BSIDE -a originalImage.bmp myAttacker.bat leetImage.bmp PASSWORD”<br />
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<span style="color: orange;">To decrypt:</span><br />
Rub blindside<br />
-Open command prompt in the same directory as where the blindside application is located.<br />
-Now to decrypt the same files as used above:<br />
“BSIDE -x leetImage.bmp”<br />
If you wanted to extract a specific file (e.g. myAttacker.bat) you could use the following:<br />
“BSIDE -x leetImage.bmp myAttacker.bat”<br />
If there exists a password for the encryption, the code below will be used:<br />
“BSIDE -x leetImage.bmp myAttacker.bat PASSWORD”<br />
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<span style="color: orange;">To calculate the amount of data an image may hold:</span><br />
“BSIDE -c originalImage.bmp”<br />
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<span style="color: orange;">To list files stored within an image:</span>  <br />
“BSIDE -l originalImage.bmp”<br />
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<span style="color: limegreen;">Why would you want to use blind side?<br />
Well, let’s say I have a key logger, and a batch file to execute the key
 logger, I can encrypt the two files within an image file, use some 
binding with windows files functions and there you go. A key logger that
 runs on a clients machine without the user knowing. A tutorial on how 
to do this is soon to come if responses to this are good</span>
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Cryptography-How to hide any files in an image

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Cryptography 102: History

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<span style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Substitution Cipher</span></span></div>
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One of the most readily known Ciphers is called the substitution cipher,
 in fact you probably played with one as a kid. However what you didn't 
know is they are all very badly broken.<br />
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A Substitution Cipher is essentially where you create a table where you 
would say A = C, B = W, C = N all the way to Z = A. This table becomes 
your key for the cipher, we discussed keys in my earlier lesson. For 
instance is we had the word "ABBA" and we wanted to encrypt that using 
our cipher it would come out as "CWWC". To decrypt it we would just use 
the key in reverse.<br />
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<span style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Caesar Cipher</span></span></div>
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Back in the days of Rome when Caesar wanted to send secret messages to 
people he would use something he developed called the Caesar Cipher. 
This cipher essentially involves a shift in the letters. For example 
your Caesar Cipher may be a shift of 3, A = D, B = E, C = F... Y = B, Z =
 C.<br />
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In short this shifts all of the letters values over by 3.<br />
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Again we we had a message of "Hello" it would become, "Khoor". We do 
this by again shifting the letters by 3. They key in this case would be 
the shift of 3.<br />
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<span style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Breaking The Substitution Cipher</span></span></div>
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The first question to ask is what is the size of the Key Space? In other
 words how many keys could their possibly be assuming there are 26 
letters. The key is simply a permutation of all of the letters, if you 
are a math student you should know that to calculate this you use 
something called a Factorial, denoted by 26!.<br />
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26! is equal to about roughly 2^88, meaning our key is an 88 bit key. A 
key of this size is very adequate, in fact we will be going over very 
secure ciphers in a bit with key spaces no bigger than that. However 
because of the way the Substitution Cipher works, it is very easy to 
break.<br />
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To break The Substitution Cipher we use letter frequencies, this is 
essentially using the probability of a letter occurring in the English 
language to break the Cipher. The most common letter in English text is 
the letter "e" at 12.7%, followed by "t" at 9.1% and then "a" at 8.1%.<br />
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So for example, if you gave me a Cipher Text to decrypt that was 
encrypted using a substitution cipher and I know the original plain text
 was English, I can crack it with only the cipher text and probability. I
 would count the frequency of letters in the cipher text, lets say "t" 
is the most common letter. I can say that the decrypted version of "t" 
is "e" with high probability. <br />
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We can then continue to do this with more letters as well as letter 
pairs. Frequent letters pairs like "he", "an", "in", "th" and so forth 
can help us even more to create the decryption table.<br />
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Next think you know your message is completely decrypted using only the 
cipher text, we call this kind of attack a Cipher Text only Attack. This
 is the lowest level of attack and if your cipher is susceptible to it, 
well it sucks <img alt="Nono" border="0" src="http://x.hackforums.net/images/modern_bl/images/smilies/nono.gif" style="vertical-align: middle;" title="Nono" /><br />
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<span style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Vigener Cipher</span></span></div>
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The Vigener Cipher combines two messages to create a new decrypted one.<br />
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k =  C R Y P T O C R Y P T O C R Y P T<br />
m = W H A T A N I C E D A Y T O D A Y<br />
__________________________________<br />
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C = Z Z Z J U C L U D T U N W G C Q S<br />
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Here is an example of a Vigener Cipher. Pretend every letter has a 
numerical value, a=1, b=2, c=3 and so forth. In the vigener cipher we 
add up these values and create a new message with it. C+W=Z, R+H=Z, 
Y+A=Z, and so forth.<br />
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So the key in this case is the word "Crypto", replicated as many times 
as needed to fit the message. Again breaking this is very easy, but we 
must first assume we know the length of the key, in this case 6.<br />
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We would break up the cipher text into groups of 6.<br />
ZZZJUC|LUDTUN|WGCQS<br />
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Than we look at the first letter of every group. We know that the most 
common letter is "e" so lets suppose we went and counted all of the 
first letters and it turned out to be "h". We know that H is most likely
 the encrypted version of "e" so theoretically if we subtract "E" from 
"H" we should get the first letter in the key. H-E= C which is the first
 letter in the key.<br />
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You would continue to do this for the second letter, and then third 
letter until the entire set is done using letter and letter pair 
frequencies. Lets say for instance that you did not know the length of 
the key, you would simply start and assume the key is the length of 1, 
solve for that.When it doesn't work you would then go to a length of 2, 
and so forth until it is decrypted.<br />
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<span style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Rotor Machines</span></span></div>
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Another famous example is the Rotor Machine. In a rotor machine the key 
changes after a letter is pressed. The key actually rotates. If we had a
 key that said Z = E, we then hit a number, that key would cycle over 
and A = E now. You can decrypt these using similar Cipher Text Attacks.<br />
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Cryptography 101: Overview

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In this course you will learn how cryptographic primitives work, as well as how implement them correctly and securely.<br />
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<span style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Cryptography is Everywhere</span></span></div>
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Cryptography is used for secure communication<ul>
<li>Web traffic is secured using HTTPS Cryptography</li>
<li>Wireless traffic uses an array of protocols such as 802.11 WPA2, GSM, Bluetooth<br />
</li>
</ul>
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It is used for encrypting files on a disk for secure storage using tools like TrueCrypt and EFS.<br />
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DvD and Blu-Ray disks have content protection to protect them from being
 ripped and duplicated. DvDs are secured with CSS and Blu-Ray AACS. It 
just so happens that CSS is very broken and we will go over how to crack
 it in a later lesson.<br />
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<span style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Secure Communication</span></span></div>
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Everyday we use applications that talk to servers securely using 
Cryptographic Protocols. For example, when browsing the web we secure 
our data using HTTPS which is in fact just a protocol called SSL. The 
goal of this protocol is to make it so the data traveling across the 
network can't be read by an attacker or tampered with.<br />
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<span style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Secure Socket Layer</span></span></div>
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Secure Socket Layer (SSL) also known as TLS consists of two parts.<br />
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The first part is called the handshake protocol where the user and the 
server establish a shared secret key using public key cryptography (we 
will go over this later).<br />
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The second part is called the record layer in which we use this shared 
secret key to transmit data securely. Because only the user and the 
server know the key, an attacker can not read or tamper with the data.<br />
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<span style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Protecting Files on Disk</span></span></div>
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As I mentioned before, one of the main uses of cryptography is to secure
 data on a disk. The user generates a secret key just like in secure 
communication using SSL, this key in then used to write the files to the
 disk. When the user wants to read these files they must supply the 
proper secret key to properly read them. This means if the data is 
stolen it would be completely unreadable without the key, which we will 
assume the thief doesn't have.<br />
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<span style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Basic Cryptography</span></span></div>
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The fundamental building block of cryptography is called symmetrical encryption.<br />
<br />
Basically the two parties communicating share a secret key in which the 
attacker does not know. They use this key in conjunction with a cipher, a
 set of encryption and decryption algorithms, to secure their data.<br />
<br />
The encryption algorithm takes the original data and the secret key and 
produces what is called a "cipher text". For example, if the original 
data is the word "hello" the algorithm may convert that into "lb597z" 
using the secret key.<br />
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The decryption algorithm can than take that cipher text and the secret 
key and turn it back into the original plain text of "hello". <br />
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<span style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Types of Keys</span></span></div>
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<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Single use keys</span><br />
A single use key is used to encrypt one message. For example, an encrypted E-Mail would generate a new key for every E-Mail.<br />
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<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Multi use keys</span><br />
A Multi use key is used to encrypt multiple messages. For example, 
encrypting many files on a disk at the same time would use the same key 
for each file.</div>

Cryptography 101: Overview

In this course you will learn how cryptographic primitives work, as well as how implement them correctly and securely. Cryptography is ...

The Flood Spreading Methods Amazing Methods!

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<span style="color: red;"><span style="font-size: medium;">Method 1</span></span>: <span style="font-size: small;">YouTube Spreading</span><br />
1. The things you will need in this method are a YouTube Account and a File Sharing Account. <br /><br />
2. Basically what you are going to be doing is record yourself using a 
program, attracting the user to download and execute the program.(The 
program will be binded with your stub)<br /><br />
3. So you will obviously need DarkComet or some other programs involving
 stubs. Bind your stub with the program that you are "advertising" or 
using in the video that you made with YouTube. <br /><br />
4. When your file is uploaded, you can post the link in the description and simply label it "Download Link" like this: <img alt="[Image: aJXDCHT.png]" border="0" src="http://i.imgur.com/aJXDCHT.png" /><br /><br />
5. Make sure the site that you upload your file on doesnt have any 
surveys, this will turn off people from downloading your binded file. <br />
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<br />
 <span style="color: red;"><span style="font-size: medium;">Method 2</span></span> : <span style="font-size: small;">VB Project + YouTube Spreading</span> <br />
1. The things you will need for this method are Visual Basic or Studio, a YouTube Account, and a File Sharing site.<br /><br />
2. This method is basically making a simple program(doesnt have to be simple) and binding it with your stub. <br /><br />
3. Things you could make are... a pinger with 1000's of packets(to lag 
people) a game launcher, an alarm clock, a website pinger(to snatch 
website ip's) and much more.(the booter/pinger will be very popular)<br /><br />
4. You are going to want to make a video of you using your program, then
 uploading to YouTube. You will bind your stub with the made program and
 upload it to a File Sharing Site.<br /><br />
 5. Some methods to spread your video and your download link are posting 
on pastebin, go on YouLikeHits and you can get your video many likes and
 views. Also, you can get subscribers. Last, you can post your programs 
on forums, there are many people looking for these little tools. You can
 learn how to make these tools on YouTube and Google.<br />
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<span style="color: red;"><span style="font-size: medium;">Method 3</span></span>: <span style="font-size: small;">E-Whoring</span><br />
1. E-Whoring is when you act like a girl, 
and get someone to download your infected file. This is a great method 
if you want this specific type of slaves; weirdos and desperate people.<br />
<br />
2. Some sites you can E-Whore on are... Omegle, ChatRoulette, any chat 
room site, and forums. Theses sites and web "places" are the most 
popular places to E-Whore, and the most promising. <br /><br />
3. If you are going to E-Whore, you are going to have to act cute. I 
know this sounds pretty queer but whatever it takes to get bots and 
slaves.Some ways to E-Whore are to say that you have a picture of you, 
have a video of you, and or a slideshow of you. To do this, you will 
probably need an extension spoofer which you can find on HackForums, the
 search bar is your friend <img alt="Thumbsup" border="0" src="http://x.hackforums.net/images/modern_bl/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif" style="vertical-align: middle;" title="Thumbsup" /> . Also, you must be patient and very persuasive in the process.</div>

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Method 1 : YouTube Spreading 1. The things you will need in this method are a YouTube Account and a File Sharing Account. 2. Basically wh...

Google Acquires Spider.io To Help Spot And Stop Online Ad Fraud

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London-based Spider.io has been acquired by Google, the company’s DoubleClick advertising blog announced today (via <a href="http://recode.net/2014/02/21/google-buys-spider-io-to-help-track-web-ad-fraud/" target="_blank">Re/Code</a>).
 Spider.io is a startup that specialized in weeding out fraudulent 
clicks around online ads. The three-year old company has tech that will 
help Google identify bad behavior around their content in video and 
display ads on the web, to help them get a more accurate picture of what
 is and isn’t succeeding.<br />
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From Google’s official blogpost on the deal:<br />

<blockquote>
Advertising helps fund the digital world we love today — 
inspiring videos, informative websites, entertaining apps and services 
that connect us with friends around the world. But this vibrant 
ecosystem only flourishes if marketers can buy media online with the 
confidence that their ads are reaching real people, that results they 
see are based on actual interest. To grow the pie for everyone, we need 
to take head on the issue of online fraud.</blockquote>
Google isn’t revealing the terms of the deal, but the small London 
company is only seven strong, and this is a fairly specialized niche 
product so it’s unlikely to have been a huge exit. Still, the Spider.io 
team brings some impressive talent to Google’s ranks, including three 
PhDs and a an ex-Yahoo natural language processing and artificial 
intelligence expert.<br />
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Spider.io’s tech is designed specifically to detect attacks 
originating from PCs infected by malware. Often these hijacked computers
 are programmed by their attackers to place a high volume of ad 
requests, thus skewing the numbers and defrauding online advertisers out
 of millions of dollars. An <a href="http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/ab60c728-908f-11e2-a456-00144feabdc0.html?siteedition=intl#axzz2txcMFckW" target="_blank">FT article from last year</a>
 revealed that one botnet last year managed to falsify billions of 
web-based ad clicks, sometimes accounting for as much as two-thirds of 
the sum total of visits to some websites.</div>