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Top 5 Server and Admin Applications for Android and iPhone

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhwBsvnr8YNdi1INZAoRink5m5mzB_cBZXvvrkJAUeBvkcRRfXrksOBvXfunCLScBji2TtImJWdHGRJjVF8j35Cf-vMLrbyeow2SkAMH_c51wSsgassM7rxmYIyXG-s0wndO4D6ZZHw7-Q/s1600/android-vs-ios.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: right; float: right; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 1em;"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhwBsvnr8YNdi1INZAoRink5m5mzB_cBZXvvrkJAUeBvkcRRfXrksOBvXfunCLScBji2TtImJWdHGRJjVF8j35Cf-vMLrbyeow2SkAMH_c51wSsgassM7rxmYIyXG-s0wndO4D6ZZHw7-Q/s320/android-vs-ios.jpg" /></a>No matter what is the nature of your work, whether you are a webmaster, server administrator or an IT professional, the ability is to deal with your admin tasks and the server is your utmost priority. In this article, we are going to discuss the top five server and admin applications that is suitable to your iPhone, and Android mobile gadgets. 1. AndFTP For those who are not yet familiar about AndFTP it serves as an SCP, FTP, and SFTP and FTPS client. Moreover, AndFTP let the user to handle number of FTP configurations; as well it provides features like download and upload and sharing management. As well AndFTP allows the user to delete, rename, open, or update permissions, and also to run custom commands. 2. ConnectBot ConnectBot act as a Secure Shell client intended for Android users, as well it creates secure connection through using a shell even the gadget is in the remote distance to transmit files and data back and forth to your phone. Furthermore, ConnectBot let the user to handle numbers of SSH sessions, as well allow them to copy and paste between other applications, and to build protected tunnels. Jack Wallen an award winning writer of Linux.com stated that ConnectBot is a must have app, in fact he recommend this app to the Linux admin who are using Android phone. 3. ServerMonitor ServerMonitor is an app intended for iPhone users, it uses SSH protocol to link machines remotely to assists with your workstation and server monitoring requirements. The multi-protocol supports include the following: FTP, SMTP, HTTP, IMAP, MySQL, HTTPS, DNS, POP3, Ping and SSH. Although there is no much review regarding this app but the general response seems to be optimistic. Based on the feedback from the users one thing they want to be added in this app on the next update is the ability to view all list of running processes and to view how much memory they occupy. 4. iSSH – SSH / VNC Console The iSSH – SSH / VNC Console for iPhone is an SSH and Telnet emulator that is fully featured with ANSI, VT102, VT100, and VT220 incorporated with tunneled X server, RDP client and VNC client. As well this app has the ability to carry simultaneous connections with total terminal compatibility, intuitive user interface, and configurable macro and key options. 5. Network Utility Network Utility let the user to check the status of their server or websites through their Apple device or iPhone anywhere. Network Utility is fully featured with TCP/IP Port Scan, ping (ICMP Echo), IP address information, Whois Query, GeoIP Lookup, and more. For me this another iPhone app that seems to be gathering mixed reviews. Some user approved its efficiency and its user friendliness, but other user rising complaint that this app causes their device to freeze up that can only be fixed through restarting the device. Users as well object about the absence of subnet scans. The decision is still out on this app. But the best thing we need to do is to try this and experience how it holds up. <hr /> About the Author: Stacy Carter is a tech writer and freelance blogger laying out for tech news via online exposures. She is the author of the site: <a href="http://www.netspysoftware.com/iphone-spy.html">iPhone Spy</a> where you can get valuable information about spy software program on your cell phone. <style>.author_info {display:none!important;} </style>

Top 5 Server and Admin Applications for Android and iPhone

No matter what is the nature of your work, whether you are a webmaster, server administrator or an IT professional, the ability is to deal w...

Google plans to start sales of second-gen Nexus 7 tablet from July

Google Inc will launch a new version of its Nexus 7 tablet powered by Qualcomm Inc's Snapdragon processor around July, as the software giant pushes deeper into the cut-price mobile hardware market. Google is aiming to ship as many as eight million of the Asustek-made tablets in the second half of the year, throwing down the gauntlet to other low-end tablets such as Amazon.com Inc's Kindle Fire and Apple Inc's iPad mini, the sources with knowledge of the new product said. This is the first time details about the timing and sales targets for Google's new tablet have been unveiled, although the company has not publicly released any information. Google, which gets almost all of its revenue from online advertising, wants the aggressively priced Nexus tablets to be a hit as more Nexus users would mean more exposure for Google's ads. The latest version will have a higher screen resolution, a thinner bezel design and adopt Qualcomm's chip in place of Nvidia Corp's Tegra 3, which was used in the first Nexus 7s released last year, the sources said, declining to be identified because they are not authorized to speak to the media. In a blow to Nvidia, Google weighed both U.S. chipmakers' processors but finally decided on Qualcomm's for power reasons, one of the sources added. Qualcomm and Nvidia are competing aggressively in the tablet market as they seek to expand from their traditional strongholds of cellphones and PCs respectively. A Google spokesman declined to comment on its new tablet. Qualcomm and Nvidia also declined to respond to questions. Google and other traditionally non-hardware companies like Amazon and Microsoft Corp have begun making inroads into mobile devices as consumers increasingly access the Web on the go. Google introduced its first tablet last June, hoping to replicate its smartphone success in a hotly contested market now dominated by Kindle Fire and iPad. The Nexus 7 joined the ranks of smaller, 7-inch tablets popularized by Amazon and Samsung Electronics, among others. Pricing is yet to be determined and Google's plans are fluid, the sources said. Market leader Apple is expected to launch new iPads this year as well, possibly forcing its competitors to change their assumptions. Google may choose to sell the new gadget for $199, the same as the first generation rolled out last June, while the old model may be discounted, one of the sources said. Alternatively, the new tablet could be priced more competitively at $149 and the previous model discontinued, the source added. The cheapest iPad mini goes for more than $300. CORE STRENGTHS Though pricing has not been finalized, discounting could play to Google's and Amazon's strengths by getting cheaper hardware into more consumers' hands to drive revenue from their core Internet-based businesses. "This is the 'zero margin strategy'," said Fubon Securities analyst Arthur Liao. "Ninety-seven percent of Google's revenue comes from advertisement, so it needs to sell more mobile devices in order to reach more consumers." The Internet search giant, which has never disclosed tablet sales, plans to ship six to eight million of the new Nexus 7s in the second half of this year, the sources said. That compares to an estimated 4.6 million Nexus 7s sold in the same period last year, according to Enders Analysis mobile industry analyst Benedict Evans. The large volume could help to accelerate development of tablet-specific applications for its Android operating software. Asustek, a netbook PC pioneer, will continue to co-brand with Google on the new Nexus 7. The Taiwanese company has said it aims to ship over 12 million tablets this year, almost double last year's shipments.

Google plans to start sales of second-gen Nexus 7 tablet from July

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ID Analytics Launches eCommerce Fraud Detection Solutions

Fraud detection solutions launched by ID AnalyticsID Analytics has launched a series of solutions designed to help online retailers in their fight against fraud, a problem that costs companies around $3.4 billion (2.6 billion EUR) a year. The eCommerce suit offered by ID Analytics can be used not only to stop fraudulent transactions before any money or time is wasted, but it can also reduce the number of false positive results reported by automated fraud detection systems. The solutions include Transaction Protector, a score card that can identify over 80% of fraud charge-back losses in the riskiest two percent of transactions; Transaction Advanced Intelligence, which provides real-time risk insight based on a series of attributes; and Transaction Takeover, which detects when an account is overtaken by a fraudster. “Fraudsters are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and eCommerce retailers still encounter too many false positives when screening for potential fraud,” explained Aaron Kline, director of eCommerce at ID Analytics.   “ID Analytics partners with merchants to help them fight fraud while ensuring that no additional friction is introduced into the online customer experience.”

ID Analytics Launches eCommerce Fraud Detection Solutions

Fraud detection solutions launched by ID Analytics ID Analytics has launched a series of solutions designed to help online retailers in thei...

Saudi Arabia Government Threatens to Ban Skype, WhatsApp and other VOIP Services

<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhXwkPIz1yd7_R9KprGax6QXKSG_T5P1GJtHTHpsyFZh3fBM9rlj7e4IomeL9Iv9DRjdyeEGlwSUn8B9oPe_fnMSLV6tW2y_KglV9lpxsbawJOk9pRGbvBg-xq7inm3_i7G2XkoAni9Fvk/s1600/Saudi-Arabia-Wants-to-Ban-Skype-Viber-WhatsApp-Other-VoIP-Apps.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhXwkPIz1yd7_R9KprGax6QXKSG_T5P1GJtHTHpsyFZh3fBM9rlj7e4IomeL9Iv9DRjdyeEGlwSUn8B9oPe_fnMSLV6tW2y_KglV9lpxsbawJOk9pRGbvBg-xq7inm3_i7G2XkoAni9Fvk/s1600/Saudi-Arabia-Wants-to-Ban-Skype-Viber-WhatsApp-Other-VoIP-Apps.jpg" /></a></div>VoIP services regularly get into trouble in countries where governments like to keep a solid grip on what people are talking about and with whom. No, not the US this time, Saudi Arabia is the latest to join the anti-Skype brigade as it <a href="http://edition.cnn.com/2013/03/31/world/meast/saudi-arabia-may-block-apps/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">threatens</a> to ban essentially all VoIP communications in the country unless those communications fall within the regulations. Regulations that involve the government being allowed to snoop in on communications, which can't be done practically if the communications are encrypted. While the government hasn't said exactly why these apps are being targeted, it did mention Skype, WhatsApp and Viber as falling outside the rules. All three are very popular VoIP services, the latter two mostly on mobile phones. Saudi Arabia has a history of going against communication methods it can't control, it banned BlackBerry's built-in messaging service temporarily a few years ago over the use of encryption.

Saudi Arabia Government Threatens to Ban Skype, WhatsApp and other VOIP Services

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The Biggest DDos Attack in History, Disrupts Global Internet

<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiYxOwxxaDSMQ2NY8lDW-BiOTx0Ol572rg8y8Or4cycH7U3ReYqkwm6Z4rfetPUTGv_uVHVCCE3dVzk9sYDRISJ67IaQGEJBkFkKoBi8P38v6E7rMIvF5x-ic30OxGdY68gAnWAXtWDzck/s1600/disconnected_internet.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: right; float: right; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 1em;"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiYxOwxxaDSMQ2NY8lDW-BiOTx0Ol572rg8y8Or4cycH7U3ReYqkwm6Z4rfetPUTGv_uVHVCCE3dVzk9sYDRISJ67IaQGEJBkFkKoBi8P38v6E7rMIvF5x-ic30OxGdY68gAnWAXtWDzck/s320/disconnected_internet.jpg" /></a> <div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">Anti-spam organisation Spamhaus has recovered from possibly the largest ‪DDoS‬ attack in history. A massive 300Gbps was thrown against Spamhaus' website but the anti-spam organisation was able to recover from the attack and get its core services back up and running. CloudFlare, the content delivery firm hired by Spamhaus last week to guard against an earlier run of DDoS attacks, was also hit, forcing it into taking the highly unusual step of dropping London as a hub in its network - as a <a href="https://twitter.com/CloudFlareSys/status/316284579247960064" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter update</a> by CloudFlare on Monday explained. <blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Our peering in London has been dropped due to a large attack. Modifying routes to avoid degradation.Affecting location: London, GB — CloudFlareStatus (@CloudFlareSys) <a href="https://twitter.com/CloudFlareSys/status/316284579247960064">March 25, 2013</a></blockquote><script async="" charset="utf-8" src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js"></script> Spamhaus supplies lists of IP addresses for servers and computers on the net linked to the distribution of spam. The blacklists supplied by the not-for-profit organisation are used by ISPs, large corporations and spam filtering vendors to block the worst sources of junk mail before other spam filtering measures are brought into play. Spammers, of course, hate this practice so it's no big surprise that Spamhaus gets threatened, sued, and DDoSed regularly. Those affected by what they regard as incorrect listings also object about Spamhaus' alleged vigilante tactics. The latest run of attacks <a href="http://www.spamhaus.org/news/article/694/ddos-update-20-march-2013" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">began</a> on 18 March with a 10Gbps packet flood that saturated Spamhaus' connection to the rest of the Internet and knocked its site offline. Spamhaus's blocklists are distributed via DNS and widely mirrored in order to ensure that it is resilient to attacks. The website, however, was unreachable and the blacklists weren't getting updated. The largest source of attack traffic against Spamhaus came from DNS reflection, launched through Open DNS resolvers rather than directly via compromised networks. Spamhaus turned to CloudFlare for help and the content delivery firm was able to mitigate attacks that reached a peak of 75Gbps, as explained in a blog post <a href="http://blog.cloudflare.com/the-ddos-that-knocked-spamhaus-offline-and-ho" target="_blank">here</a>. Things remained calm for a few days before kicking off again with even greater intensity - to the extent that collateral damage was seen against services such as Netflix, the New York Times reports. Spamhaus' site remains available at the time of writing on Wednesday. Steve Linford, chief executive for Spamhaus, <a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21954636" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">told the BBC</a> that the scale of the attack was unprecedented. "We've been under this cyber-attack for well over a week.But we're up - they haven't been able to knock us down. Our engineers are doing an immense job in keeping it up - this sort of attack would take down pretty much anything else," he said. Turning up the volume of DDoS attacks <blockquote class="tr_bq">A blog post by CloudFlare, written last week before the latest run of attacks, explains the mechanism of the attack against Spamhaus and how it can be usde to amplify packet floods. The basic technique of a DNS reflection attack is to send a request for a large DNS zone file with the source IP address spoofed to be the intended victim to a large number of open DNS resolvers. The resolvers then respond to the request, sending the large DNS zone answer to the intended victim. The attackers' requests themselves are only a fraction of the size of the responses, meaning the attacker can effectively amplify their attack to many times the size of the bandwidth resources they themselves control. In the Spamhaus case, the attacker was sending requests for the DNS zone file for ripe.net to open DNS resolvers. The attacker spoofed the CloudFlare IPs we'd issued for Spamhaus as the source in their DNS requests. The open resolvers responded with DNS zone file, generating collectively approximately 75Gbps of attack traffic. The requests were likely approximately 36 bytes long (e.g. dig ANY ripe.net @X.X.X.X +edns=0 +bufsize=4096, where X.X.X.X is replaced with the IP address of an open DNS resolver) and the response was approximately 3,000 bytes, translating to a 100x amplification factor.</blockquote>CloudFlare reckons 30,000 unique DNS resolvers have been involved in the attack against Spamhaus. "Because the attacker used a DNS amplification, the attacker only needed to control a botnet or cluster of servers to generate 750Mbps - which is possible with a small sized botnet or a handful of AWS instances," it explains.</div></div>

The Biggest DDos Attack in History, Disrupts Global Internet

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Advance SystemCare Pro 6 Latest Version for 2013 License Key

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiaTOZjApDwwKqNIbz4uxR814MRExNKnlXrslcFIKozKwPseajvmCckICM7oOqbJQoeDxpCEHPBKNB2-wSuUCR-P0oEPIyHtnBxYPU4G0zafsXk18XFqBFDUXRKBBVw_Mf_HW17dQs9og8/s1600/ascpro.png" imageanchor="1" style="clear: right; float: right; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 1em;"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiaTOZjApDwwKqNIbz4uxR814MRExNKnlXrslcFIKozKwPseajvmCckICM7oOqbJQoeDxpCEHPBKNB2-wSuUCR-P0oEPIyHtnBxYPU4G0zafsXk18XFqBFDUXRKBBVw_Mf_HW17dQs9og8/s320/ascpro.png" /></a>Advanced SystemCare PRO provides an always-on, automated, all-in-one PC Healthcare Service with anti-spyware, privacy protection, performance tune-ups, and system cleaning capabilities. This powerful and award-winning precision tool fixes stubborn errors, cleans out clutter, optimizes Internet and download speeds, ensures personal security, and maintains maximum computer performance automatically. Key benefits include: 1) Keeps your PC running at peak performance: Fully optimizes Windows for ultimate system performance and top Internet speed by unleashing the built-in power of your system, based on how you use your PC and your network configuration. 2) It turns your PC into a business PC, a productive workstation, an entertainment center, a game machine, or a scientific computing PC. 3) Defends PC security with extra protection: Detects and analyzes Windows security environment. Scans and removes spyware and adware using up-to-date definition files. Prevents spyware, hackers and hijackers from installing malicious programs on your computer. 4) Erases and updates your PC's activity histories. One click to solve as many as 10 common PC problems: Advanced SystemCare 5 inherits the ease-of-use from previous versions, with more powerful capabilities. With one click, it scans and repairs ten PC problems and protects your PC from hidden security threats. 5) Real-time optimization with ActiveBoost function: ActiveBoost, technology that actively runs in the background intelligently managing system resources in real-time, constantly detecting inactive resources and optimizing CPU and RAM usage. What’s New in Advanced SystemCare 6 <ul><li>Brand New User Interface – The New One-Click Solution Provides Maximum Convenience to Conduct a Comprehensive PC-Care with Just a Click of a Button.</li><li>New Web Surfing Protection – Creates a Safer Online Environment by Detecting Risky Websites and Other E-threats that May Harm Your PC.</li><li>New Internet Boost Technology – Provides Smoother Online Experience by Accelerating Internet Downloading, Web Surfing, Online Video and Gaming up to 300% Faster.</li><li>New Generation Disk Defragment Engine – Makes Disk Scanning and Optimization Much Faster by Intelligently Organizing Drive Data for Maximum Performance.</li></ul> License Key <blockquote class="tr_bq"><pre>4A639-FD966-C5435-512C4 (4 months from now) 65792-57FC4-5CEC1-677C4 (not sure)</pre></blockquote>

Advance SystemCare Pro 6 Latest Version for 2013 License Key

Advanced SystemCare PRO provides an always-on, automated, all-in-one PC Healthcare Service with anti-spyware, privacy protection, performanc...