BSNL 3G Trick Jan 2013 - 100% Working

Here is new BSNL 3G trick which is working in some States. This trick is based on High Speeed Proxies. This Trick is working at high speed. And in BSNL there is no problem of speed capping. So forget about Speed Capping. However speed is Network Dependent. It is very easy to configure Proxy Tricks as compared to VPN Tricks. As Yahoo is free in BSNL so you can use it as homepage.

Features of New BSNL 3G Trick

• BSNL does not have speed capping Problem
• No need to setup any VPN
• No Disconnection Problem at all.
• Based on highspeed proxies
• HTTPS protocols are supported
• No need register for any external Account
• Resume Supported downloading.
• Working in some States where yahoo is free.

How To Use BSNL 3G Trick

It is very easy to use this trick just follow below mentioned steps carefully and you can easily use free 3G.

Stpes Use BSNL 3G Trick In Mobile

Create a new Configuration Settings on your Mobile

• Account name: Thefuturehack
• Access Point: Celloneportal
• Proxy:  192.168.87.163
• Port: 8080
• Home Page: wap.yahoo.com
• Now save the setting and open your homepage
• Done!

Steps Use BSNL 3G Trick In PC

If you use Datacard then Create a New Profile for using BSNL 3G Trick

• Profile Name: Thefuturehack_BSNL
• Select Static APN and Enter Access Point as: Celloneportal
• Now open your browser Firefox or Chrome. read more
• In Network Settings enter below mentioned proxy and port
• Proxy: 192.168.87.163
• Port: 80
• Set Home Page as: wap.yahoo.com
• Now save the setting and open your homepage.

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Use this trick at low balance, near about one rupees. This trick will not work all over India as Yahoo is free in Only some States. Open your Home page, once the Homepage is opened then after that you can browse and download for free.

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Best Book Bejtlich Read in 2012

It's time to name the winner of the Best Book Bejtlich Read award for 2012!

I started seriously reading and reviewing digital security books in 2000. This is the 7th time I've formally announced a winner; see my bestbook label for previous winners.

I posted yesterday that 2012 was the year I changed what I read. For example, in 2011 I read and reviewed 22 technical books. In 2012, which a change in my interests, I only read and reviewed one technical book. Thankfully, it was a five star book, which means it is my BBBR 2012 winner!

As you might have figured out yesterday, this year's winner is SSH Mastery by Michael W Lucas. Feel free to read my Amazon.com review for details. Note that I bought a Kindle version from Amazon.com, and later MWL mailed me a print copy.

Besides the excellent style and content, one of the reasons I read the book was to experience MWL's first release of a self-published technical book. I think it was a successful endeavor, although I'm not prepared to try that route myself anytime soon.

If I were to name my favorite non-technical book I read in 2012, it would be For the President's Eyes Only: Secret Intelligence and the American Presidency from Washington to Bush by Christopher Andrew. I enjoyed learning more about American history through the eyes of the intel world, but I was shocked by how poorly most presidents understood and (mis)used intelligence.

I'm probably done reading and reviewing technical books, so I consider this to be the final BBBR post. I have over 100 possible (mainly nontechnical) books to read on my Kindle now (in Sample form), but I doubt I will review them when done.

Good luck reading in 2013!

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Aircel 3G Proxy Trick - Jan 2013

Hello readers here is latest Aircel Proxy which is working almost all over India. So anyone can use this trick. This trick is working fine with 2G & 3G. There is no Speed capping problem while using this trick. This proxy also suppport SSL secured sites like Facebook, Gmail, Twitter, etc. This proxy is resume supported as you can download easily.

To use this trick just follow below mentioned steps. This trick is working very fine all over India. If you face any problem comment below

Steps To Use Aircel 3G Proxy Trick

• Connect with apn as aircelwap
• Open firefox or chrome and enter below proxy and port
• Proxy: 10.4.42.15
• Port: 80
• Now set homepage as www.google.com
• Done! Now open your homepage and enjoy free 3G
• For downloading enter same proxy and port in IDM

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2012: The Year I Changed What I Read

If you've been reading this blog for a while, you probably know that reading and reviewing technical books has been a key aspect since the blog's beginning in January 2003. In fact, my first blog post announced a review of a book on Border Gateway Protocol (BGP).

Looking at my previous reviews, it's clear that my interest in reading and reviewing technical books expired in the summer of 2011. Since then, the only technical book I wanted to read and review was Michael W. Lucas' excellent SSH Mastery. MWL is such a great author that I read just about anything he writes, and I was interested in his first self-published technical work.

So what happened? Becoming CSO at Mandiant in April 2011 contributed to my changing interests. Since that time I've spoken to almost a hundred reporters and industry analysts, and hundreds of customers and prospects, answering their questions about digital threats and how best to live in a world of constant compromise. (I listed some of the results of talking to the reporters on my press page.)

For me, the most interesting questions involved history, political science, and public policy. Probably not be accident, these are the three subjects in which I have degrees.

Accordingly, I bought and read books to add the historical, political, and policy content I needed to balance my technical understanding of the threat landscape. I also read a few books based purely on personal interest, without a work connection.

I thought you might want to know what these books were, despite my lack of interest in reviewing them at Amazon.com.

The books on Chinese topics included:

• Chinese Intelligence Operations
• China's Techno-Warriors: National Security and Strategic Competition from the Nuclear to the Information Age
• 21st Century Chinese Cyberwarfare
• Chinese Cyber Nationalism: Evolution, Characteristics, and Implications
• China's Rising Global Profile: The Great Power Tradition

Of these five, the first was probably the most interesting. The way Chinese intelligence agencies work today appears very much the same way that the author described them almost twenty years ago.

I read three books on intelligence and Russia:

• For the President's Eyes Only: Secret Intelligence and the American Presidency from Washington to Bush
• Recasting the Red Star
• Cyber Silhouettes: Shadows Over Information Operations

Of these three, the first was exceptional. It combined a history of the US with a history of intelligence through the end of Bush 41's term.

Finally, I read two other books; one related to security, and one completely unrelated:

• Liars and Outliers
• Grant

The first was Bruce Schneier's latest, which I found largely interesting. I recommend reading it, because it may convince you that all the technical safeguards our industry pursues contribute probably less than 10% of the risk mitigation we need in the real world.

The second was another biography of my favorite historical figure, US Grant.

I'm trying to finish Tim Thomas' latest book, Three Faces of the Cyber Dragon, by the end of tomorrow, as well.

In my last post of 2012 I'll announce my Best Book Bejtlich Read in 2012 winner.

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Airtel Proxy Trick - Jan 2013

Here is another Airtel proxy trick which is working very fine in many States of India. You can use this trick in mobile Using Default browser or UC handler. To use this trick in PC no extra settings are required. Using this proxy you can access SSL Sites like Facebook, Gmail, Twitter, etc. This trick is based highspeed proxy servers. As it is a proxy based trick you need to disconnect your SIM after use of 45 MB and Re-connect, as exceeding this limit may block your SIM.

It is very easy this trick just follow below steps and you can easily use free 3G/GPRS. If you face any problem do comment below.

Steps To Use Proxy Trick In Mobile

• Create new config as mentioned
• Account Name: thefuturehack
• Access Point: airtelgprs.com
• Proxy: 64.72.103.89
• Port: 80
• Home Page: http://fb.me/cgi-bin/nph-proxy.cgi/000001A/http
• Now save the setting and open your homepage
• You can use it in UC browser also using handler.
• Download UC handler

Steps To Use This Trick In PC

• Connect with APN airtelgprs.com
• Open Firefox or Chrome enter below proxy and port. read more
• Proxy: 64.72.103.89
• Port: 80
• In url bar just enter below link and you are done!
• http://fb.me/cgi-bin/nph-proxy.cgi/000001A/http.

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Five No Starch Books for Kids, Reviewed by Kids

No Starch was kind enough to send me five books for kids, which I asked my 6- and 8-year-old daughters to read. (I didn't need to "ask," really -- like my wife and I, our daughters think reading is something you have to be told "not" to do, e.g., "put the book down; we don't read at the dinner table.")

I did have to encourage my daughters to review the books. Although the older one writes book reports for school, she's not accustomed to writing reviews for books sent by publishers.

The five books, with links to the Amazon.com reviews, are:

• Python for Kids
• The Unofficial LEGO Technic Builder's Guide
• The Unofficial LEGO Builder's Guide
• The LEGO Adventure Book, Vol. 1: Cars, Castles, Dinosaurs & More!
• Wonderful Life with the Elements: The Periodic Table Personified

I agree with my daughters: all five of these books are excellent. However, for readers of this blog who have kids, I would most strongly recommend the Python book. I would start with the book we previously reviewed, Super Scratch Programming Adventure!, and then see what your kid can do with Python.

Kudos to No Starch for publishing high quality books that teach kids skills they can use in the work place (programming), or for fun!

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Latest Airtel Proxy Trick - 100% Working

Hello Readers, today we are back with new Airtel trick which is working in many States. This trick is based on High speed proxy. As this trick is based on proxy you can use it in both mobile and PC. Using this proxy you can access SSL Sites like Facebook, Gmail, Twitter, etc. There is no disconnection problem while using this proxy trick. You can use this trick in mobile using default browser only.

As it is a proxy based trick you need to disconnect your SIM after certain usage [after 45 MB] and Re-connect, as exceeding this limit may block your SIM. It is easy to use this trick just follow below mentioned steps and you can easy use Free Internet.

Steps To Use Airtel Proxy Trick In PC

• Connect with APN airtelgprs.com
• Open Firefox or Chrome enter below proxy and port.
• Proxy: whatiswindpower.org
• Port: 80
• Home Page: Any working in your State or any one from below mentioned.
• To Implement Setting In Firefox go to Option > Advance > Network > Settings
• To Implement Setting In Chrome go to Settings > Show advanced settings > Change Proxy Setting.
• For downloading enter same proxy and port in IDM

Steps To Use Airtel Proxy Trick In Mobile

• Create new config as mentioned
• Account Name: thefuturehack
• Access Point: airtelgprs.com
• Proxy: whatiswindpower.org
• Port: 80
• Home Page: Any working in your State or any one from below mentioned.

Some Working HomePages

• 202.46.201.112
• 203.115.112.5
• 203.115.112.27
• 203.115.112.27
• 122.170.122.201
• 122.170.122.212
• 122.170.122.202
• 122.170.122.214

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The Value of Branding and Simplicity to Certifications

At the risk of stirring the cyber pot (item 3, specifically) I wanted to post a response to a great mailing list thread I've been following. A reader asked about the value of the CISSP certification. Within the context of the mailing list, several responders cited their thoughts on SANS certifications. Many mentioned why the CISSP tends to be so popular. I'd like to share my thoughts here.

In my opinion, the primary reason the CISSP is so successful is that it is easy to understand it, which facilitates marketing it. It is exceptionally easy for a recruiter to search LinkedIn profiles, other databases, or resumes for the term "CISSP." If you encounter a person with the CISSP, you basically know what the person had to do to get the certification.

Before continuing, answer this quick question: what are the following? 1) SSCP, 2) CAP, 3) CSSLP?

Let me guess -- you didn't recognize any of them, just like I did?

Now, let me see if you recognize any of the following? 1) GGSC-0400, 2) GNET, 3) GAWN-C, 4) GBLC, 5) GCIM?

I believe you didn't recognize any of those either.

How about? 1) GISP, 2) GLEG, 3) GCIH, 4) GAWN?

I'm guessing some of you might recognize GCIH as the SANS "GIAC Certified Incident Handler," which actually doesn't have much to do with "incident handling." That's a topic for another day, but it does show GCIH benefits from decent branding.

You've probably figured out that the last two lists of acronyms were SANS certifications. The first list was a selection of a few of the retired SANS certifications. There's 26 of those.

The second list was a selection from the list of 24 active SANS certifications.

What about the first list, starting with "SSCP?" Those are other certifications offered by ISC2. They're utterly forgettable. Had I not visited the ISC2 Web site, I would never have known they existed.

Now, one could argue that the brand "SANS" is as recognizable, or even more recognizable, than the brand "CISSP."

The problem is that a person's resume could list "SANS" as a course he or she attended, without noting if a certain achievement (i.e., certification) was achieved. "SANS" is also a poor search term because the diversity of the SANS ecosystem means you could be dealing with a legal person, or a reverse engineer, or a UNIX system administrator.

What is the answer for SANS, if the CISSP will likely continue to out-market it? I recommend adopting the model used by Cisco. If you hear a person has a CCIE, that means something -- you immediately think of deep knowledge, several levels of work, and grueling hands-on testing over two days in a controlled environment.

The genius of Cisco's approach is that they have "tracks" for the CCIE, e.g. Data Center, Routing and Switching, etc. Those aren't the brands though; that stays with CCIE.

The Cisco approach isn't perfect, because you can't simply search resumes for "CCIE" intending to get a CCIE in security. You might find a CCIE in routing and switching, or wireless. However, if one finds a CCIE, you get a sense of the level of seniority and ability to operate in a stressful environment (at least as far as a test can simulate).

SANS has tried something like the CCIE with their "GIAC Security Expert (GSE)." The GSE is similar to the CCIE in many respects, including horribly tough hands-on labs, but unfortunately hardly anyone knows about it. It is really difficult to reach that level in SANS certification. However, because only 63 people hold it, there's no real market for them.

By the way, I smell a branding failure when SANS certifications like GSE, GCIH, and so on all have a "G," which references another acronym -- "GIAC," for "Global Information Assurance Certification." That doesn't even include the term "SANS," which is the stronger brand. GIAC originally meant "Global Incident Analysis Center," but that's another story.

In brief, I think SANS could increase the branding value of their certifications if they retired the existing acronyms and names, incorporated "SANS" into a new naming scheme, and concentrated on a "level" approach seen with Cisco. Focus on Entry-Level, Associate, Professional, and Expert as Cisco does, and develop programs to accelerate the adoption of the Expert level among its constituency as Cisco did with CCIEs.

Rebranding would cause lots of SANS folk plenty of heartache, but I think integrating "SANS" into the new level-oriented structure would more than compensate for the initial transition costs. Ultimately the system would be stronger for everyone.

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Turbobit Premium Link Generator - Working

Hello readers here is latest Turbobit premium link generator. Which works very smoothly. It is tested by us and we found it is working perfectly. This is a great online tool for you which will really generate premium links to download with full speed without any waiting time, advertisement etc with resume capability from turbobit.net. Using this premium link generator you can generate 50 premium links at once.

Features Of Turbobit Premium Link Generator

•     Unlimited download time.
•     Accelerators are supported.
•     No waiting time.
•     No Advertisement.
•     Resume aborted downloads.
•     Unlimited parallel downloads.

How To Use It

Well it's a online tool just go to below mentioned link, enter your turbobit link and click Generate. Your Premium link will be generated instantly.

http://turbogen.pl

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Airtel to Introduce Wi-Fi Services

After launch of 4G services in many States of India Airtel has announced to introduce Wi-Fi broadband services in major cities including Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore. Airtel has Partnered with several cafe, restaurant owners for Airtel WiFi hangout Establishment. Well with this major tied up outlets will get these Wi-Fi setup from Airtel and you can easily connect your unlimited devices and start downloading on the go. No downloading limitation, boosted up speeds and faster browsing so it will be fun connecting with your friends anytime anywhere.

So obviously these services will not be offered for free but these will session based service, you will need to search for Airtel HotSpot and select Airtel Wifi Zone then Activate voucher followed by Login and then you can start browsing and Downloading. If you need to browse for 20 min than you get that plan and your internet will automatically disconnect after that time. So get ready for taste of Airtel wifi as it will launch soon as mentioned on their official website.

Airtel WiFi plans

PLANS PRICE DURATION

Wi-Fi20 Rs.20 30Min

Wi-Fi30 Rs.30 60Min

Wi-Fi50 Rs.50 120Min

There is still no exact date for this service to be released but you can get more information on Airtel W-Fi Services by calling toll free no. 18001022244.

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Vodafone 3G TCP VPN Trick - 100% Working

Today we are back with another Vodafone 3G trick which is working in many Northern States. This trick is based on BookVPN Service. Book VPN has very high speed severs so the speed would be up to maximum. This trick has been tested in UP and it's confirmed to be working there. There is no Disconnection problem while using this trick. You can also try it in your states and if it's working comment below.

It is very easy to use this trick, just follow below mentioned steps carefully and you can easily enjoy using free 3G.

Steps To Use Vodafone 3G VPN Trick

• Download Vodafone 3G Confing from here
• Now just extract the downloaded config and paste it into NMD VPN Folder.
• If You don't have NMD VPN download it from below link
• Download NMD VPN
• Now connect with APN www
• Now run NMD VPN as Administrator and connect with Vodafone server.
• It will connect Instanly.
• You can get Maximum Speed according to your network.

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Latest Vodafone 3G TCP Trick - Working

Today we are back with new Vodafone 3G trick which is working in many states of India. Recently TCP ports were blocked by Vodafone but it's open again so we have to take benefit of it. This trick is based on TCP VPN. It has very high servers, so you can get around 3mbps speed. This high speed servers also support torrent.

There is no Disconnection problem while using this trick. You need to Register on PrivateTunnel to use this trick which gives your 300 MB Day in Trial Accounts. This trick is confirmed to be working in many Northern states like UP, Delhi and West Bengal. But, you can try in your states and if it's working comment below.

Steps To Use Vodafone 3G TCP Trick

• Download Vodafone 3G TCP config from here.
• Copy the downloaded config in NMD VPN folder.
• If You don't NMD VPN download from here.

        Now Register on PrivateTunnel VPN Service for Free.

1. After registration you will get your username and password.
2. Copy and paste your Username and password of PrivateTunnel in Pass.txt file which is in config folder.
3. Now connect with APN as www
4. Now run NMD VPN as Administrator and connect with Vodafone 3G High Speed TCP Server.
5. It will connect instantly.
6. Enjoy free 3G!!!!

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Simple Ways To Save Your Android Phone Battery

Hello Readers, today we are back with few tips on how to save your Android smartphone battery. Android is becoming the best and most common mobile OS and people are just engaging in it enhancing it day by day for more productivity and comfort use, well but all these things are taking some part of your battery and you are left out with a nil battery sign. This will surely make you unhappy, so we have come up with following tips.

Tips To Save Your Android Phone Battery

Selecting the Energy Efficient apps:

Since you own an Android no doubt you have enormous way to explore and you can have millions of application as your choice but never be harsh to your battery. Many of your android apps drain the battery and make you stand with the discharged box that is useless in way not even for call. Better you select the apps and use it for the concise time so that you become not only a smart phone user also a smart user. Applications which turn the screen light on for long time which requires GPS and other radio services must be used for the minimum time and after use it should be turn off.

Check for unwanted features:

Check the unwanted features of the phone that your are not using but it’s still running on your battery like Wi-Fi searching Bluetooth and GPS. Turn GPS on 5 min before you need it otherwise it’s your smartness to turn it off. Turn the UMTS/HSPA (3G) mode off if not using it. Work in GSM mode when not using the Packet Data service.

Disabling Auto-Sync of Apps:

Apps auto syncing features simply allows apps to use data connection anytime they want to, so if there is any update they will automatically start updating without showing you any notification so this feature should be turned off. You can access this feature by going in Settings > Accounts and Sync Settings. 

 Avoid Live Wallpapers:

Live wallpaper may look good but it’s not energy efficient so thing of it Android phone support lots of life saving widgets on the home screen. They all are useful but if you are using a lot of them that may cause the drainage of your battery. Use the minimum widgets and from the trusted vendors.

Using Battery Saving Apps:

Many Android developers are coming up with some battery saving applications that aim on controlling your device overall functionality by getting down excessive battery usage. So I recommend that you should check for some apps like My battery drain analyzer, Deep sleep battery saver and other ones that will surely give some more battery workout.

In Critical:

Most of the Android phone alert you when the battery level is at 15-20 so its time to be more intelligent do the following

• Switch to GSM mode
• Switch to low brightness
• Use the dark wallpaper
• Turn of off the
• Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/Home Screen widgets and music and all until you find a source to recharge.

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Examining Thread States (Part I:Wait States)

# 11:13 AM 12/13/2012 Wait-Reasons known and unknown
#  foreach ($id in ( Get-Process | ? {$_.Modules} )) {$id=($id.Threads | where {$_.WaitReason -eq "Unknown"}).ID;$id }
# 11:16 AM 12/13/2012 waiting state unknown
function thread_unknown
{
rv -ea 0 id
foreach ($i1 in ( Get-Process | ? {$_.Modules} )) {$id+=($i1.Threads | where {$_.WaitReason -eq "Unknown"}).ID}
foreach ($i2 in ( gwmi win32_thread )) {if ($i2.handle -in $id) {$i2 | Select `
@{name="ProcName";Expression={$((get-process -id $_.ProcessHandle).Name)}}, `
@{name="ProcID";Expression={$_.ProcessHandle}}, `
@{name="ProcHndleCt";Expression={$((get-process -id $_.ProcessHandle).HandleCount)}}, `
@{name="ThreadID";Expression={$_.Handle}}, `
threadstate,threadwaitreason,KernelModetime}} `
}

# 10:44 AM 12/14/2012 all thread wait reasons 
function thread_states
{
rv -ea 0 id
foreach ($i1 in ( Get-Process | ? {$_.Modules} )) {$id+=($i1.Threads | where {$_.WaitReason}).ID}
foreach ($i2 in ( gwmi win32_thread )) {if ($i2.handle -in $id) {$i2 | Select `
@{name="ProcName";Expression={$((get-process -id $_.ProcessHandle).Name)}}, `
@{name="ProcID";Expression={[INT]$_.ProcessHandle}}, `
@{name="ProcHndleCt";Expression={[INT]$((get-process -id $_.ProcessHandle).HandleCount)}}, `
@{name="ThreadID";Expression={[INT]$_.Handle}}, `
threadstate,threadwaitreason,KernelModetime}} `
}

$thread_states=thread_states
$thread_states | group -property KernelModetime | Select Count, @{Name="KernelModeTime";Expression={[INT]$_.Name}},Group | sort -desc KernelModeTime | ft -auto

Count KernelModeTime Group
----- -------------- -----
    1         277416 {@{ProcName=NServiceEntry; ProcID=1772; ProcHndleCt=111; ThreadID=1864; threadstate=5; threadwaitreason=4; KernelModetime=277416}}
    1         274702 {@{ProcName=MsMpEng; ProcID=944; ProcHndleCt=468; ThreadID=1828; threadstate=5; threadwaitreason=15; KernelModetime=274702}}
    1         102617 {@{ProcName=chrome; ProcID=1412; ProcHndleCt=3261; ThreadID=2020; threadstate=5; threadwaitreason=6; KernelModetime=102617}}
    1          52431 {@{ProcName=chrome; ProcID=1412; ProcHndleCt=3261; ThreadID=5564; threadstate=5; threadwaitreason=15; KernelModetime=52431}}
...

 $thread_states | ? {$_.threadwaitreason -eq "21"} |  group -property KernelModetime | Select Count, @{Name="KernelModeTime";Expression={[INT]$_.Name}},Group | sort -desc KernelModeTime | ft -auto


Count KernelModeTime Group
----- -------------- -----
    1            842 {@{ProcName=chrome; ProcID=1412; ProcHndleCt=3261; ThreadID=5588; threadstate=5; threadwaitreason=21; KernelModetime=842}}
    1            624 {@{ProcName=chrome; ProcID=1412; ProcHndleCt=3261; ThreadID=5236; threadstate=5; threadwaitreason=21; KernelModetime=624}}
    1            436 {@{ProcName=chrome; ProcID=1412; ProcHndleCt=3261; ThreadID=4272; threadstate=5; threadwaitreason=21; KernelModetime=436}}
    1            218 {@{ProcName=chrome; ProcID=1412; ProcHndleCt=3261; ThreadID=5392; threadstate=5; threadwaitreason=21; KernelModetime=218}}
    1              0 {@{ProcName=svchost; ProcID=1544; ProcHndleCt=371; ThreadID=1560; threadstate=5; threadwaitreason=21; KernelModetime=0}}

thread_unknown | ft -auto

ProcName ProcID ProcHndleCt ThreadHandle threadstate threadwaitreason KernelModetime
-------- ------ ----------- ------------ ----------- ---------------- --------------
svchost  1544           369 1560                   5               21              0
chrome   1412          3270 5588                   5               21            842
chrome   1412          3270 4272                   5               21            436
chrome   1412          3270 5236                   5               21            624
chrome   1412          3270 5392                   5               21            218

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Latest Idea 3G TCP-443 Trick

Hello Readers today we are back with new Idea 3G TCP-443 Trick which is working in many States. As UDP ports have been blocked by idea, so we are sharing this new TCP tricks. This trick is working in many Norther States. But you can try this trick in your States an if its working comment below

It is very easy to use this trick. Just follow below mentioned steps carefully and you can easily use free 3G. As this trick is based on VPN you need to download NMD VPN. 

Steps To Use Idea TCP-443 Trick

• First download NMD VPN from here
• Download TCP Config from here
• Now you need to register on kebrum on their official website.
• Paste your kebrum username and password in Config.
• Now paste your Config file in NMD VPN Config Folder.
• Now connect with APN mobile
• Run NMD VPN as administrator and connect with TCP servers.
• Done! It will connect instantly and you can use free 3G

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VPN Review - gfwVPN

Update: Click here for my review of other VPNs and Proxies

Because I live in China, I am forced to look at different options for viewing an unblocked version of the Internet. This means I must use either a proxy or VPN.

I recently discovered gfwVPN and I think this might be my favorite VPN so far. For the past three months I have been using one of the most popular VPNs here in China, Astrill. Astrill is quite good and offers a lot of bells and whistles, the only problem is that it has not been completely reliable for me to connect using Linux.

I have tired various other VPNs and they don't seem to work at all for me. When I tried gfwVPN I was skeptical at first but I decided to pay the 1 cent and try it for an hour (though I think they ended up letting me try it for a day).

I am happy to report that it worked flawlessly in both Windows and Linux. I think when my Astrill account runs out, I will go ahead and sign up for gfwVPN

Pros of gwfVPN:

• Cheap(ish) - Perhaps one of the cheapest VPNs I have seen.
• Easy to set up and works well in China.
• Can use it for an hour just by paying 1 cent.
• 2 online users per account.

Cons of gwfVPN:

• No special software to make it easier to use (not a con for me, but could be for people a bit less tech savvy.
• No apparent live support if you need it (again, not really a con until you actually need it).

Price Comparison:
1 Month for  gwfVPN: $7
1 Month for Astrill: Not available

3 Months for  gwfVPN: $21
3 Months for Astrill: $30

6 Months for  gwfVPN: $35
6 Months for Astrill: $40

1 Year for  gwfVPN: $56
1 Year for Astrill: $70

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Universal Keygen Generator 2013

Hello Readers, today we are back with a new hacking software known as Universal Keygen Generator. Using this universal keygen generator you can generate keys for over 10K software/game. Now no need to waste hours on searching the keygen. This is 100% working keygen generator.

Steps to use Universal Keygen Generator

• Download the file from below link and Extract It.
• Universal Keygen Generator 2013.
• Now run the key generator.
• Now Enter the Name of application and select your application, click on generate and keygen will be generated instantly [see above image].

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Tata Docomo Free Callme Tune - Lifetime

Dear visitors today we are back with new Tata Docomo trick for free callme tune. We always want our callers to be entertained with some awesome songs, but due to high prices of callertunes we cannot do this. But don't worry if you are Tata Docomo user you can get callme tune service free for Lifetime.

This trick has been tested in Gujarat & Maharashtra and it's confirmed to be Working. You can also try this in your States and if it is working comment below

Steps To Get Free Callme Tune For Lifetime

• If you have already activated callme tune then first deactivate it.
• Now dial 543211999 this will activate free 1 month callme tune subscription.
• They will provide you two songs just choose any one among them.
• Now disconnect your call.
• Now make sure is balance is below RS 10.
• Now dial *678*020# and reply with # it will allow to select your favourite song.
• Now just dial 543211985 it will activate your 5 days free trial, use this service for 4 days and make your balance below RS 3 and don't recharge till 10 days.
• After 10 days try to deactivate your callme tune, it will not deactivate.
• Done! Now your callme tune has been activated for lifetime for Free.
• Enjoy!!!!

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Laaptu Auto Guessing Script

Hello Readers, today we are back with new trick on Laaptu. Using this trick you easily earn free recharge from laaptu. Many of you might know what is laaptu, if you don't know here is a quick review on Laaptu.

Review On Lapptu:

• Laaptu is a free recharge providing website.
• You get RS 2 as joining bonus.
• You can invite your friend and earn RS 1 for it.
• Minium recharge amount is RS 10.
• It also provides another way to earn free recharge.
• You can earn recharge by filling wallet, you just have to guess answer.
• You get 2 paise for every guess you make.
• You also get 1 paise daily just for visiting laaptu.
• If you don't have laaptu account then join here.

So, are you ready for free recharge. Just Follow below steps.

Laaptu Auto Guessing Script:

• We are providing you a script by which you have to do nothing.
• Just go to laaptu, click on fill wallet.
• Done! all answers will be guessed automatically.
• Download the script from here.
• To run the script you need have Greasemonkey addon installed in Mozilla.
• Download Greasemonkey here(if you don't have it)

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