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AIRTEL MONSOON SURPRISE OFFER : NOW GET UP TO 30GB FREE DATA   Airtel on Sunday announced the ' Monsoon Surprise Offer' for postpaid users, an extension of its ' Airtel Surprise Offer ' by another three months. With the extension, the company is offering up to 30GB of data for three billing cycles. To avail the Monsoon Surprise Offer, Airtel postpaid subscribers will have to log into the My Airtel app after July 1 . As mentioned, Airtel is extending its up to 30GB of free data offer for three months launched for postpaid subscribers in March as the Airtel Surprise Offer. The telecom operator, alongside the rest of the industry, faced intense competition from new entrant Reliance Jio, which made its big splash last year. A fierce tariff war has raged since in the second largest telecom market in the world, with Airtel, Vodafone, and Idea urgently trying to retain subscribers in the face of unlimited calling and value for money data plans offered by Reliance...

Web Search Before Google: Search Engine History And some random facts about google.   Did Google always dominate the web search market? In the second of three posts on the history of the Search Engines, I look at the pioneers of the early search market, including the very first web crawler, WWW Wanderer. Did you know that Disney used to be one of the largest players in the business? Or that Altavista was more technically advanced, in many ways, in 1998 than Google is now? Read on! Random facts : The name 'Google' is actually derived from the mathematical term 'googol' which is basically 1 with a 100 zeros following it   The pioneering Web Search Engines Indeed, the point at which modern search engines first began to appear is after the development and popularization of the MOSAIC browser in 1993. In 1994, Internet Magazine was launched, together with a review of the top 100 websites billed as the ‘most extensive’ List ever to appear ...

SEGA Forever Allows You to Play Classic Games For Free On Android       Retro gaming fans may have just got the best news in a while. SEGA has just officially launched the SEGA Forever collection which allows gamers around the globe to play classic games for free. The list of games is relatively short, but will soon include nearly every SEGA game ever released from every console era – Master System, Genesis/Mega Drive, Dreamcast, and more. While the games is free, the company will still make money, as it plans to get some revenue through short adverts that play before you start a game. In the future, SEGA plans to add a subscription service that will get rid of ads for a small fee. It’s certainly a better solution than selling every game for a couple of dollars, and there are many ways to pay for and play these games anyway.   At this moment, SEGA released five games, including hits of our childhood. Sonic the Hedgehog Alte...

[GoldenEye]DOS attack any website using the most powerful tool GoldenEye[Kali Linux] This tool will guaranteedly take down any website What is DOS attack? Denial-of-service attack  In computing , a denial-of-service attack ( DoS attack ) is a cyber-attack where the perpetrator seeks to make a machine or network resource unavailable to its intended users by temporarily or indefinitely disrupting services of a host connected to the Internet . Denial of service is typically accomplished by flooding the targeted machine or resource with superfluous requests in an attempt to overload systems and prevent some or all legitimate requests from being fulfilled GoldenEye GoldenEye is an python app for SECURITY TESTING PURPOSES ONLY! GoldenEye is a HTTP DoS Test Tool. Attack Vector exploited: HTTP Keep Alive + NoCache   Author: Jan Seidl Website: http://wroot.org/ Without wasting the time to explain about how the tool works and some additional informat...

YOUTUBE is down at the moment with thousands of users saying the video streaming site is not working for them. YouTube is suffering outages at the moment with thousands of users reporting with issues on Downdetector. It appears that the popular video streaming site went offline around 2pm with thousands off users unable to access content. Social media sites were flooded with complaints, with streams of YouTube users in the US and UK saying the Google-owned site was not working for them. Independent website Down Detector, which measures social mentions around a certain topic to track outages across the globe, shows problems throughout the UK and Europe. Almost two thirds of users reported having issues with watching videos on YouTube. Downdetector stats also showed 28 per cent of YouTube users having issues with simplu viewing the website and nine per cent having login issues. More than 15,000 users in the UK have reported issues with the site, and it ...

Install Fuchsia OS By Google On Any Android Device A NEW OS THAT MAY ONE DAY KILL ANDROID P.S. :- It is a prototype, you can't do much on it. WHAT IS FUCHSIA OS? Google currently has two operating systems out in the wild, Android and Chrome. But we keep hearing that a third OS is in the making — one that might replace Android at some point in the future, and maybe even replace Chrome as well. Up until now, we only heard rumors about this third Google OS, but it looks like the first images of Fuchsia OS have leaked, showing the new user interface Google has been working on. Found by Ars Technica and compiled to run on an Android device as an application, Fuchsia OS shows what Google is looking to achieve with the new system. For starters, Google’s Fuchsia is built using Google’s own microkernel called Magenta. Google clearly wants to dump Linux, which is part of both Android and Chrome OS. Read the full article here. HOW TO INSTALL AND EXPERIENCE...

Hundreds of Android Apps on Google Play Store Infected by Xavier Malware You might have heard researchers urging Android users not to download apps from a third party store since a lot of them contain malware. Now, things have changed as hackers and cyber criminals are bypassing Google’s security implementation on Play Store and uploading apps infected with malware. The IT security researchers at Trend Mirco have discovered that over 800 Android apps on Google Play store contain a malware called Xavier that is silently stealing personal and financial data of users. The infected apps belong to categories like photo manipulators, utilities, ringtone chargers, anti-virus, volume booster, speed booster, video converter, call recorder, and wallpaper apps downloaded millions of times by users around the world. The majority of downloads came from countries like Indonesia, Philippines, and Vietnam while some of the downloads attempts were from European countries and the Uni...