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It's sad, but true, the Internet is not a safe place. There are
hackers nuckers and crackers roaming around just about everywhere. Attacks such as Nuke,
Teardrop and Land seize up desktop PCs connected to the Internet. With in less than a
blink of an eye a hacker can access your PC without your permission while you are helpless
when it happens. Your files and print shares are all at risk the minute you connect to a
network. Immediately hackers can access your valuable data on disk, possibly wiping it all
out as you watching helplessly.
Number of hackers is getting bigger! And only few people know how
to STOP them and PROTECT themselves. By downloading the following files, it will help you
to eliminate the risk of being hacked.
The most important thing is DO NOT ACCEPT ANY FILE FROMANYONE YOU
DON’T TRUST! Simply no one can hack you unless if you are effected with a Trojan
(virus) well we have different types of these Trojans and the most common ones are
NetBus,
Back Orifice and Win Crash. I will provide a cleaner by end of this page, which will allow
you to remove the most common and known Trojans.
If you don’t wish to complicate yourself by using different
cleaners you can simply install any Anti Vireos such as Norton or Dr. Solomon but you have
to keep updating them online to get the latest release. In other words hackers always
provide new Trojans and anti various provide cleaners for these Trojans. Its like a ware
and it will never end.
Hmm let me guess what you are asking yourself now! "What can
a hacker do….!?!? How can he hack me…!?!?" Well I found this is the easiest
way to answer your questions! 1st of all he will send u a file (Trojan)!! Once you will
click on the it he will be able to access your computer by using your IP. Once you will be
effected with a Trojan, that means any hacker can access your PC as long you are online.
Here is a list of what a hacker can do to your PC. Remember this is only a simple list and
a good hacker can do more than what you are going to see on the list.
I know hacking is a very wild field and am sure you have more
questions to ask so feel free e-mailing me at hamad@barwani.net
and I will try my best to feed your request.
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