Computer languages - Basic
Computer language or programming language is a code used by computer programmers to communicate with computers. Computer language software establishes a flow of communication between software programs. Computer language helps a computer user identify the command necessary to process computer data. These languages can be classified into the following categories:
1. Machine language
2. Assembly language
3. High level language
1. Machine language
2. Assembly language
3. High level language
Attention!!! Subtitles can be harmful for your Computer
Watching a film with subtitles this weekend? It might contain a surprise hacking that attack your Computer TV or mobile, security firm Check Point’s researcher warned.
Wireless Hacking - Packet Sniffing
I will be using the program Wireshark do demonstrate packet sniffing. Packet sniffing is the act of capturing packets going through a network. With a packet sniffer, once a hacker gains access to wireless network he could intercept private information going through a network such as: usernames, passwords, IM conversations, and e-mails.
Wireless Hacking - Scanning for Wireless Network
The hacker starts by scanning for wireless networks near him. The Windows tool we will use in this section is called NetStumbler. Also by the time you receive this eBook MacStumbler may already be released for those of you using a Mac.
Some other similar programs are:
- Kismet for Windows and Linux.
- KisMac for the Mac.
What is Malware?
1. Viruses
Viruses cannot spread without the help of us humans. They are like parasites because they need a host to attach themselves to. The host is usually a legitimate looking program or file. Once this program is launched, the virus is executed and infects other files on your computer. Viruses can be very destructive. They can do damage to your computer hardware, software and files. Viruses are spread through the sharing of files and are many times sent within emails via attachments.
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