Nanda Rani

In this modern era Ransomware is something which is the new and peoples don't have any idea what it is and in what way it can harm you. After reading this post you will get a clear idea of this epic word RANSOMWARE . So let's get started... Ransomware is a type of malware that hackers intentionally send to your device(Mobile/PC/Laptop) through social engineering. After malware inserted into your device, it will start encrypting your device data and lock them with a key. That is only known by hackers which had sent malware to your system. To get that key back and decrypt your data hacker will demand some bit currency to pay. After you pay those much of demanded currency you will only get your data to be available for you. Click Here So now the question is how we can secure our data from ransomware attacks?? To accept the truth, we need to be much aware while using the internet. Then only it is possible to be safe from a ransomware attack. Otherwise, it will make a target for you...

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This post is the part of an initiative which I had started 10 month before, in which I use to explain about Periods (Menstrual cycle or Menstruation) to those who unknown to its reason, kinds of problems women faces during this, type of Cautions should be taken during Periods etc. I saw some women feel shy to share their Menstrual problem with other persons and they can be end up with dangerous diseases. I was also feels shy about this but one day fortunately me and my elder brother got a conversation about periods. I was hesitating to talk on this topic then my brother told me that You r not getting periods by your Mistake, it is a natural process, So there is no reason to get nervous when talk about Periods. He taught me that if you women will feel shy on these things then how could we expect from any men to do help to any women on her periods. Then I decided to start this awareness program which can gave knowledge about this to those who don't even know about Periods. I am expe...

Hi Guys, After a long time I am writing this post. Actually, I am busy in my studies But something happened with me which I want to share with You. Today I understood what is happiness. Today at 1:30 PM, I was looking for a food stall on a road. I was very Hungry because I didn't have breakfast. I couldn't find any shop and suddenly I saw a cake shop. I know this is not the right place where a person can go when they hungry. But I had no choice, So I decided to go. When I was entering into shop, a girl having age 6-7 yrs stopped me and beg some money. I asked why you need money then she gave a gesture that she was hungry [ actually I was talking in hindi and that girl don't know hindi. she knew only local language that's why she gave gesture]. I told that I will not give you money but I can give you food, is it ok? then she replied Yes. [she shook her head and answered]. Then I entered in shop and suddenly noticed that I don't have much money. Ohh Damn! I for...

Many folks get confused between these two terms which are associated with the Web. Are they really same? First thing first. HTML is a Language while HTTP is a Protocol. Doesn’t make much sense..? it’s okay! We’ll discuss it in more detail. HTML ( H yper t ext M arkup L anguage) is a language for marking the normal text so that it gets converted into hypertext. Again, not so clear. Basically, HTML tags (e.g. “<head>”, “<body>” etc.) are used to tag or mark normal text so that it becomes hypertext and several hypertext pages can be interlinked with each other resulting in the Web. Please note that the HTML tags are used to help render web pages as well in the Browser. On the contrary, HTTP ( H yper t ext T ransfer P rotocol) is a protocol for transferring the hypertext pages from Web Server to Web Browser. For exchanging web pages between Server and Browser, an HTTP session is setup using protocol methods (e.g. GET, POST etc.). This would be ...

It seems like Facebook is constantly making changes to our newsfeeds. Every once in a while they’ll make a change I actually like, but most of their changes end up irritating me in some way. One of the changes I detest most is how videos now start playing automatically when they scroll into view on our newsfeeds. There are three options for controlling auto-playing videos in the mobile app:  On , Wi-Fi only or Off . Simply follow the steps below for your device to select the auto-play option of your choice for your newsfeed. Also Read : How to Use your old smart phone as a wireless security camera To disable auto-playing videos in the Android Facebook app: 1 – Tap the  Menu icon (it looks like three horizontal lines stacked atop once another). 2 – Scroll down and tap App Settings . 3 – Tap Video Autoplay . 4 – Select  one of the available options for preventing auto-play. To disable auto-playing videos in the iOS Facebook ...

Like most households these days, yours probably has one or more old smart phones that have been retired to a junk drawer after upgrading, but a simple downloaded app can turn them all into wireless security cameras! Just download and install the app, mount the phone where it can “see” the area you wish to monitor, then view everything that happens there via the browser on any computer or active smart phone.  IP Webcam is a great app that uses your old phone’s camera to capture and send streaming video directly to any web browser in the world. Android users can download the app from the Google Play Store for free. If you have an old iPhone laying around you can download it from iTunes . Also Read :  How to find a misplaced phone when you don’t have another phone to call it with The app is easy to install, set up and use. Simply download, install and run the app, then place the phone with the camera facing the area you wish t...

Have you ever needed to charge your iPhone, iPad or iPod only to discover that you forgot to bring your lightning cable or charger with you? If so, you’ll be glad to know there’s a simple way to charge all of your lightning compatible Apple devices using a standard wall or car charger.  This nifty  AmazonBasics MicroUSB to Lightning Adapter will let you plug virtually any charger that’s equipped with a standard microUSB connector into your Apple device. It will even let you use a microUSB cable to transfer files between your device and your computer! In a nutshell, this tiny adapter lets you use whatever standard charger or microUSB cable that you happen to have on hand in place of your lightning cable. Pretty neat, huh? Here’s a photo that illustrates how it works: Also Read :  How to back up your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch to your iCloud account Apple has always taken great pride in making products that are well-built and ju...

Modern smartphones and tablets make it easy to document the world around us by taking photos and capturing video with just a couple of taps on the screen. We can then easily (and instantly) share those photos and videos with others by posting them on Facebook. Well, the folks at Facebook have taken the ability to share our videos to an entirely new level with an awesome feature called Facebook Live . Also Read : Accounts Locked: Facebook Kicking out the Users from Their Accounts In a nutshell, Facebook Live lets you record live audio and video of virtually any event in real time and share it on your Facebook Timeline so your Facebook friends can witness the event as it unfolds.  For example, you could easily broadcast a youngster’s first T-Ball game, a wedding or most any other live event right on your Timeline to allow those who are unable to attend the event in person to watch it with their own eyes, in real time. Your Facebook Li...

If you ask 100 people what’s the easiest way to find a cell phone that has been misplaced, chances are 99 of them will say call it with another phone and track it down by the ringtone. That does indeed work most of the time, but what if you don’t have another phone on hand to place the “locator” call from? Also Read :  Give your smartphone or tablet a fully functional clipboard Well, here’s one possible solution to your predicament: Visit a great website called WheresMyCellPhone.com and type in your lost phone’s number. The website will place a call to your lost phone, allowing you to track down its hiding place by listening to it ring. The service is free, and it works just as well as calling your lost phone from another telephone. What’s more, you don’t have to plead for assistance from your friends on Facebook! Pretty neat, huh? Like this post? If so, I hope you’ll consider sharing it with your friends.

Just like desktop and laptop computers, all smart phones and tablets have a rudimentary clipboard that allows you to “copy” and “paste” text from one app to another. Unfortunately, that’s about all you can do with it. Even worse, the contents of the clipboard are overwritten every time you “copy” something else. The good news is you can download a clipboard app that will give your phone a fully functional clipboard. Also Read :  How to back up your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch to your iCloud account Most of the available apps allow you to copy and store multiple snippets which you can then paste into any app, at any time.  There are several great clipboard apps available for both iOS and Android devices. The ones I like best are Clipper (for Android) and Clips (for Apple iOS). Simply download the app that works with your device. Like this post? If so, I hope you’ll consider sharing it with your friends.

Just as with a traditional laptop or desktop computer, it’s important to always have a current backup on hand for your mobile devices in case you ever have to restore your files. Thanks to Apple’s popular cloud storage service known as iCloud, keeping your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch backed up is as easy as 1-2-3. And trust me, there will come a time when you will need it. Here’s how to enable automatic iCloud backups on your Apple device:  1 – Connect your device to a Wi-Fi network. 2 – Tap the Settings icon to launch the Settings app. 3 – Tap the iCloud icon. 4 – Tap  Backup . 5 – Toggle the  iCloud Backup setting to the On position.   Also Read : Great news: You can install Adobe Lightroom on your iOS and Android devices for free! ICloud backups are now enabled on your device. The backup process will start automatically the next time your iPhone or iPad is plugged into a charger AND connected to a Wi-Fi ne...

Apple is planning to release iOS 10.3 before long, and with that update will come several significant changes to the operating system. I believe most of those changes will be good ones, but there’s one that concerns me. Beginning with iOS 10.3, Apple will start “analyzing” your iCloud data to “help them improve intelligent features and services such as Siri and other similar or related services. ” In a nutshell, that means Apple will soon start scanning your email, your notes, your contacts, your photos, your calendar, Keychain, Find My iPhone, your iTunes items and all the various files you have stored on iCloud.  What’s more, if your device is running the recently released iOS 10.3 beta, they’re already scanning those items from your iCloud account as we speak. You might disagree, but this new “iCloud Analytics” program sounds fairly ominous to me. Of course Apple is promising to “analyze” your most personal dat...

Adobe Lightroom has long been recognized as one of the world’s best photo editing programs. In fact, I often recommend it over the full-blown Adobe Photoshop program for those who don’t really need Photoshop’s powerful graphic design capabilities. In a nutshell, Lightroom is a lean, yet powerful program that includes all the best image editing capabilities of Photoshop without all the extras that many users will never need or use. While Lightroom is a lot cheaper than Photoshop, if you want to install it on your computer it’ll still cost you a considerable amount in most cases. But now you can install it on your mobile device for free!  Adobe’s free Lightroom app lets you edit photos like a pro right on your iOS or Android phone or tablet. It’s packed with many of the full-blown Lightroom program’s features and capabilities, including support for RAW files. With the Lightroom app, you’ll be able to manage the entire creative pro...

When you see a movie or an audio file online, you can either stream it live or download it locally and watch/listen to it from there. If you are on an unmetered broadband plan, you hardly care about bandwidth, but if you pay per use, or if you are the owner of a website with lots of videos/audios, then you are probably wondering if streaming an online video/audio consumes more data than downloading the file outright. 1. What Is Streaming and What Is Downloading? First, let’s make sure we have the same idea about what streaming and downloading are. When you download a file, you copy it from the Internet onto your local device. You physically have the file, the whole of it, at your disposal. You can play it as many times you like. When you stream a file, you don’t physically have it on your computer. The file is somewhere on a server, and you are receiving portions (i.e. streams of data) of it at a time. Streaming is very similar to listening to the radio or watch...

My last post is about Iot . In which I have introduced you all about Iot but the main problem is arising with this technology is Security. When we connect all objects with internet ( Iot technology ) then what about our security? Is it be secure? If yes then Okay but what will we do if answer is NO. In this post we will learn about how we our information on internet will be secure in Iot technology. This process to make user's information secure is known as Information Security i.e. the state of being protected against the unauthorized use of information, especially electronic data, or the measures taken to achieve this. In the short form it is also known as InfoSec ( Info rmation Sec urity). How it Works? Whatever a user gives information to internet it is in Plain Text. If  unfortunately any unauthorized user got your information in Plain Text then they will know everything whatever information present in it and your security will not be secure. So, to remove this proble...

Today I attended a seminar on Iot and I got a lot of information about it. I like to share this information to all of you. Iot stands for Internet Of Things i.e it is a ecosystem of connected physical object that are accessible through internet. this system is not like connected device, it is like connected device with intelligency. Iot is vast network of devices connected to the Internet, including smart phones and tablets and almost anything with a sensor on it – cars, machines in production plants, jet engines, oil drills, wearable devices, and more. These “things” collect and exchange data. Machine-to-machine (M2M) technology behind it – are bringing a kind of “super visibility” to nearly every industry. Imagine utilities and telcos that can predict and prevent service outages, airlines that can remotely monitor and optimise plane performance. The business possibilities are endless with it. Needless to say that the current hype around the Internet of Things (IoT) is ...

Yesterday, I have attended a study tour at  Defence Research & Development Organisation(DRDO), Chandipur, Balasore, Odisha. Where i know a lot about missiles. I am going to share with you about One of them Which is Dhanush. So let us know some of it. Dhanush is a naval version of the nuclear-capable ballistic missile Prithvi which has been developed for the Indian Navy. The Missile was test-fired successfully on 5 October 2012, on 23 November 2013, 9 April 2015, and 24 November 2015 from Indian Navy ship INS Subhadra (P51) in the Bay of Bengal off the Orissa coast. The missile gives the Indian Navy capability to strike enemy targets with great precision. It is one of the five missile developed by Defence Research & Development Organisation ( DRDO ), under the Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme ( IGMDP ). Here are key points you need to know: 1. The Strategic Force Command (SFC) of the defence force organised the launch at the Chadipur Integrated ...

Doxing simply refers to the process of gathering or deducing other people’s information such as name, age, email, address, telephone number, photographs etc. using publicly available sources such as the Internet. Doxing is done by initially taking a piece of information (such as “name” or “email address”) and keeping it as a base to find out other possible details about the person. The term “doxing” is derived from the word “document tracing” which means to retrieve documents about a particular person or company in order to learn more about them. It can be slightly irritating and embarrassing when private data fall in the hands of people who are not intended to have access to such information. However, things can go even worse if the doxed information such as a person’s social activities, medical history, sexual preference and other vital bits of information is made public. This can have a serious threat to health, livelihood or relationship of the victim. Doxing ...