Category: Computer security programming

May 25, 2009

Fix Registry Errors

Filed under: Computer security programming - 25 May 2009

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If you want to optimize your computer’s performance, you need to keep your registry repaired. Would you like to speed up pc performance, but you …

April 30, 2009

Protecting Email On Your Webpages

Filed under: Computer security programming - 30 Apr 2009

In your backyard you will find good spiders and bad spiders - ones that help your garden and ones that can kill you. You will also find spiders on your website - good spiders that get your info listed on …

April 29, 2009

Another Way Of Doing Macro In Excel By Yopi

Filed under: Computer security programming - 29 Apr 2009

Do you feel tired to do something repeatedly? Or you often repeat the same event over and over again. Well, this is the time you do some macro job. Macro consists of very wide useable capabilities. So we have to …

April 10, 2009

Is A Registry Optimizer The Last Resort For A Windows Registry Optimizer Cleaner?

Filed under: Computer security programming - 10 Apr 2009

All the most vital information about your computer is located here, in the Windows registry. However, this was not always the case. Windows used to have a system wherein INI files, or their configuration settings, were not kept …

January 31, 2009

Information About Computer Hacking

Filed under: Computer security programming - 31 Jan 2009

Ever since the movie Sneakers, I have been fascinated by computer hacking. I love the idea of being able to break into a system, steel file information, and cover up my tracks flawlessly. I suppose that it is a pretty …

January 14, 2008

Advantages of hex encoding strings

Filed under: Computer security programming - 14 Jan 2008

When programming with bytes, a lot of your programming time is spent converting from hex format into byte format and then back again for debugging and testing. If your encryption package has the option, you may as well work consistently …

January 10, 2008

Zero day protection

Filed under: Computer hacking, Computer security programming - 10 Jan 2008

For vendors of traditional signature based systems (most IDSs and IPSs), zero day protection is the ability to protect against zero day exploits. They rely on the fact that they know ahead of time of a particular vulnerability. This allows …

What is zero day attack or exploit

A zero-day exploit is one that takes advantage of a security vulnerability on the same day that the vulnerability becomes generally known. Ordinarily, after someone detects that a software program contains a potential exposure to exploitation by a hacker, that …

December 17, 2007

Resources scarcity in programing

Filed under: Computer security programming - 17 Dec 2007

Lots of programs are written with the pervasive assumption that enough resources will be available. Many programs don’t even think about what will happen if not enough resources are available, and sometimes they do the wrong thing.

So look to see

December 16, 2007

Buffer overflow holes in programing

Filed under: Computer security programming - 16 Dec 2007

A buffer overflow occurs when you write a string (usually a string of characters) into an array, and keep on writing past the end of the array, overwriting whatever happened to be after the array.

Security-problem buffer-overflows can arise in several …

December 14, 2007

Finding security holes in programing

Filed under: Computer security programming - 14 Dec 2007

If a program has a bug in it that manifests under extreme circumstances, then normally, it’s a minor annoyance. Usually, you can just avoid the extreme circumstances, and the bug isn’t a problem. You could duplicate the effect …

Social engineering attacks and prevention

Filed under: Computer security programming - 14 Dec 2007

In computer security, social engineering is a term that describes a non-technical kind of intrusion that relies heavily on human interaction and often involves tricking other people to break normal security procedures. A social engineer runs what used …

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