How To Reset Windows 10, 8, or 8.1 If You Have Forgotten Your Password

A forgotten Windows password isn’t the end of the world. You don’t have to trash the computer, or even perform a dreaded factory restore. There are many ways to remove or reset a Windows password, but how quickly and easily it can be done depends on the situation.

Password reset methods differ between Microsoft and local Windows accounts. If you aren’t sure which type of Windows account you have, it’s simple to find out: turn on your computer and see if an email address is displayed above where you enter your password to login. If there’s an email, it’s a Microsoft account. If not, it’s a local account.

You can reset your password from another computer if you sign into Windows using your email address. To reset your password if you are using an email address, use the instructions on https://account.live.com/ResetPassword.aspx. If your Windows login is not your email address, you can use the instructions below to reset your password. This process will erase any data on your system.

PRECAUTION

The reset will take some time to complete. Make sure your system is plugged in and is not powered off during the reset.


SOLUTION

Use the following steps to reset Windows 8 and 10:

1.    From the login screen, click the power icon in the lower right corner of the screen.
2.    While holding Shift, click Restart.

3.    Click Troubleshoot.

4.    Click Reset Your PC.

5.    Click Next.

6.    The system will reboot and begin Preparing to Reset the PC.

7.    At the Reset your PC screen, click Just remove my files.

8.    Click Reset.

 9. Your Pc will reboot it will takes time  to reset ..

 10.  Now your password is Gone!!.. Set New Settings for your Windows 8 or 10 just like a new reformat PC..

That's All!!.. :p

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Google’s New Look And How It Evolved

Google has changed a lot over the past 17 years—from the range of our products to the evolution of their look and feel.

Google posted on there blog they we’re changing things up once again.

Google was one destination that you reached from one device: a desktop PC. These days, people interact with Google products across many different platforms, apps and devices—sometimes all in a single day. You expect Google to help you whenever and wherever you need it, whether it’s on your mobile phone, TV, watch, the dashboard in your car, and yes, even a desktop!

 
- Today we’re introducing a new logo and identity family that reflects this reality and shows you when the Google magic is working for you, even on the tiniest screens. As you’ll see, we’ve taken the Google logo and branding, which were originally built for a single desktop browser page, and updated them for a world of seamless computing across an endless number of devices and different kinds of inputs (such as tap, type and talk).

It doesn’t simply tell you that you’re using Google, but also shows you how Google is working for you. For example, new elements like a colorful Google mic help you identify and interact with Google whether you’re talking, tapping or typing. Meanwhile, we’re bidding adieu to the little blue “g” icon and replacing it with a four-color “G” that matches the logo.

Watch How Google  Evolved

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PanCafe Pro - The most sophisticated Internet Café Management Software created for FREE!

PanCafe Pro offers hundreds of the most useful features in a single program. Why pay extra anyway?
Download NOW to enjoy the most sophisticated Internet Café Management Software created for FREE! ”


Important!

To run PanCafe Manager after the set-up procedure, Username and Password will be needed. For the first time, these were defined as default and can be changed by the user at any time. Default login username and password of PanCafe Manager are as given below:

Username : admin

Password : password

The same information is valid for admin login of PanCafe Manager Client and also can be changed by server at any time.
 

PanCafe Pro Properties

 
USB Disk Protection
Cafeteria System
Multi Language Support
Word Filtering System
Advanced Tariff System
Remote Administration / ScreenshotCashier Authorizing
Management of Applications Running
Opening Announcement
Message System
USB Data Charging System
Terminal Icon Editor
Shortcut Customization
Performance Follow up
Membership Management
Printer Follow up
Wake Up On Lan Feature
Belonging Follow up
Audio Warning System
Session Settings
File/Index Protection Features
Restrictions
Customizable Tool bar
Terminal Login Window Menu
Ticket System
Detailed Reporting System
Protection Program Control
Theme Support
Program Prohibition / Termination
Automatic Update

Download 

License: Free
Version: 2.0.4
File: PanCafePro_2.0.4.zip
Size: 46.04 MB
OS: Win XP / 7 / 8.1 / 10 (32 & 64 bit)

HOW TO GET FREE SERIAL AND LICENSE KEY

1. Install the PanCafe Pro Server.
2. Open PanCafe  and Choose   " I need to Get License

3. Fill Up the Form  with valid  Email and How many computer client you want sample 150 client  and then click Send..

4. Now Check your Email click the link and you will see your Free License and Serial.

5. Insert your Serial and Product Key and your Ready to Manage your Cafe.

HOW TO SETUP TARIFF PRICING PER HOUR/MINUTES

1. Go to Setting Click Tariff and  Pricing.

2. Setup Tariff  You don't need to many Tariff setting just choose one  (Magloloko pricing nyo )exmaple here Internet Tariff.
 Minimum Charge per Hour  : 15 Pesos ($)

 3. Timer Button Setting  Here you can custom  Price per Minutes or Hours.

Example :
15mins = 5Php($)   
30mins = 10php($)   
1hr = 15Php ($) Base on Internet Tariff

NOTE: Bawal po yung Gansal sa Tariff bali sample 20minutes = 5Php ($)

Gusto nyo may custom Time Try Handy Cafe..

How to Change USD $ Currency to Peso etc..

1. Go to Control Panel  Find "Clock, Language , and Region"
2. Click Change date, time, or number formats.
3. Select your Country  click Apply.
4. Restart your Pancafe Server to take effect.

You can send OSD message to your client  ( On the Screen Message)

UPDATE: New Dynamic Pricing
You can set custom Pricing / Tarif 

Sample 
1Hr = Php 15
2Hrs = Php 25

HOW TO CHANGE WALLPAPER AND STANDBY SCREEN


Important: Turn all computer ON so you can do a quick change background wallpaper.

1. Select 1 PC
2. Go to control 
3. Select Background Option
4. Select All
5. Choose what you like to change BG or Standby Screen 

NOTE : For client disconnecting / Auto connect issue I suggest turn off Antivirus of just use MSE or Windows defender Only. Strong Anti Virus will block the client and server .
Disable USER  Account Setting on Action Center and  Turn off Firewall.
 

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HOW TO REMOVE AND DISABLED WINDOWS KB UPDATES

Microsoft’s quietly rolling out updates that bake new tracking tools into Windows 7 and Windows 8

If you don’t want these new tracking tools on your PC, the best thing to do seems to be simply uninstalling the offending updates, then blocking them from being reinstalled.


To do so, head to Control Panel > Programs > Uninstall or change a program. Here, click View installed updates in the left-hand navigation pane. In the search box in the upper-right corner, search for the KB3068708, KB3022345, KB3075249, and KB3080149 updates by name. If they’re installed, they’ll pop right up. If you find one, right-click on it and select Uninstall to wipe it from your system.

To block the updates from being downloaded again, dive back into the Control Panel and head to System and Security > Windows Update > Check for updates. The system will look for updates, then say you have a certain number of updates available, separated by status (Optional, Recommended, Critical). Simply click the recommended updates link, find the KB3068708 and KB3022345 updates, then right-click them and select Hide update.

Now dive into the optional updates and hide KB3075249 and KB3080149. 

Also  Find and  uninstall or hide Windows Activation Technologies Anti-Piracy Update KB971033

 

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Recent KB updates for Windows 7 and 8, all designed to send Microsoft regular reports on your machine’s activities

Ghacks discovered four recent KB updates for Windows 7 and 8, all designed to send Microsoft regular reports on your machine’s activities

Microsoft’s quietly rolling out updates that bake new tracking tools into Windows 7 and Windows 8.

• KB3068708 – “This update introduces the Diagnostics and Telemetry tracking service to existing devices. By applying this service, you can add benefits from the latest version of Windows to systems that have not yet upgraded. The update also supports applications that are subscribed to Visual Studio Application Insights.” This update replaced KB3022345.
• KB3075249 – “This update adds telemetry points to the User Account Control (UAC) feature to collect information on elevations that come from low integrity levels.”
• KB3080149 – “This package updates the Diagnostics and Telemetry tracking service to existing devices. This service provides benefits from the latest version of Windows to systems that have not yet upgraded. The update also supports applications that are subscribed to Visual Studio Application Insights.”

The latter two updates are flagged as Optional, but KB3068708 holds Recommended status, which means it would be downloaded and installed if you have Windows Updates set to automatic. It’s only functional in PCs that participate in Microsoft’s Customer Experience Improvement Program, which already sends Microsoft information on how you use your computer.

Opting out of the CEIP isn’t a single straightforward flip to switch. You have to disable it in all the software you’ve agreed to use it with. From Microsoft’s CEIP website:

“Most programs make CEIP options available from the Help menu, although for some products, you might need to check settings, options, or preferences menus. Some pre-release products that are under development might require participation in CEIP to help ensure the final release of the product improves frequently used features and solves common problems that exist in the pre-release software.”

If you don’t want these new tracking tools on your PC, the best thing to do seems to be simply uninstalling the offending updates, then blocking them from being reinstalled.

HOW TO REMOVE AND DISABLED THIS KB UPDATES

To do so, head to Control Panel > Programs > Uninstall or change a program. Here, click View installed updates in the left-hand navigation pane. In the search box in the upper-right corner, search for the KB3068708, KB3022345, KB3075249, and KB3080149 updates by name. If they’re installed, they’ll pop right up. If you find one, right-click on it and select Uninstall to wipe it from your system.

To block the updates from being downloaded again, dive back into the Control Panel and head to System and Security > Windows Update > Check for updates. The system will look for updates, then say you have a certain number of updates available, separated by status (Optional, Recommended, Critical). Simply click the recommended updates link, find the KB3068708 and KB3022345 updates, then right-click them and select Hide update.

Now dive into the optional updates and hide KB3075249 and KB3080149. 

READ MORE:  HOW TO REMOVE AND DISABLED WINDOWS KB UPDATES

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Six British teenagers arrested accused of using Lizard Stresser DDoS tool

Lizard Squad is infamous for hacking and knocking down the largest online gaming networks – PlayStation Network and Xbox Live – last year by launching massive Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks. Then offered to sell its own Lizard-branded DDoS-for-hire tool called Lizard Stresser.

January 15 Two Lizard Hacker Arrested

Six British teenagers arrested and released on bail on suspicion of launching cyber attacks on websites and services with the help of Lizard Squad DDoS attack tool, called Lizard Stresser.

The six teens, arrested by the National Crime Agency, are accused of using Lizard Stresser DDoS tool to launch cyber attacks against a school, a national newspaper, gaming companies and a number of online retailers.

However, according to the law enforcement, none of the teenagers are believed to be the member of Lizard Squad.

It is alleged that all the six suspects are accused of buying the DDoS tool using alternative payment services, like Bitcoin.

Regarding the arrests, Tony Adams, senior head of investigations for NCA's National Cyber Crime Unit, said:

By paying a comparatively small fee, tools like Lizard Stresser can cripple businesses financially and deprive people of access to important information and public services.
One of our key priorities is to engage with those on the fringes of cyber criminality, to help them understand the consequences of cyber crime and how they can channel their abilities into productive and lucrative legitimate careers.

The law enforcement didn't name the teenagers, but their age and city they belong to are given below:

• An 18-year-old from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
• An 18-year-old from Manchester
• A 16-year-old from Northampton
• A 15-year-old from Stockport
• A 17-year-old from Cardiff
• A 17-year-old from Northolt, north-west London

All the six suspects have been bailed while two 18-year-olds from Manchester and Milton Keynes respectively were interviewed under caution.

After NCA announced Operation Vivarium, Lizard Squad tweeted that the group was "tempted" to "setup a free version of Lizard Stresser" to aggravate law enforcement. 

Additionally, Lizard Squad claimed it would respond to the raid by restarting operations.

I check out their site Yes they restoring..

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Iranian Hackers Can Hack Your Gmail Accounts bypassing its two-step verification

Iranian hackers have now discovered a new way to fool Gmail's tight security system by bypassing its two-step verification – a security process that requires a security code (generally sent via SMS) along with the password in order to log into Gmail account.

Report on Thursday which shows how the hackers are using text messages and phone-based phishing attacks to circumvent Gmail's security and take over the Gmail accounts of their targets, specifically political dissidents.

The report detailed and elaborated three types of phishing attacks aimed at Iranian activists. Researchers also found one such attack targeting Jillian York, the Director for International Freedom of Expression at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

We have seen hackers releasing millions of Gmail usernames and passwords on underground online forums. 

READ: 5 MILLION GMAIL CREDENTIALS LEAKED ONLINE

Here's How the Attack Works?

Via Text Messages:
In some cases, the hackers use text messages and send it to their targets. The message appears to come from Google, which warns users of an unauthorized attempt to access their Gmail accounts.
The text message then follows a carefully crafted email notification, also disguised to be from Google, that redirects victims to a "Password Reset Page," designed to collect the victim's password.
The hackers then, in real time, use the password to login to the victim's account and trigger the sending of a security code to the target.

Gmail uses this security code as a two-factor authentication that adds an extra layer of security on top of a Gmail user's password.

After this, the hackers wait for the targeted victim to enter the code and then collect it through the bogus website, and then use it to take control of the victim's Gmail account.

 The displayed message sender is also an attempt to create a lookalike for a Gmail domain.

The displayed message sender is also an attempt to create a lookalike for a Gmail domain.

no-reply@support.qooqlemail.com


Via Phone Call:
In other cases, the hackers contact a target over the phone regarding some fake business proposals that usually promises thousands of dollars.
The fake proposal is then send to the victim's Gmail account containing a fake Google Drive link that would prompt a victim to login with the Google credentials as well as the two-factor identification code, just like in the case of the text messages.

The users fell for the phishing attacks, as some hackers pretend to be Reuters journalists who wanted to arrange an interview.

More Info :  https://citizenlab.org/2015/08/iran_two_factor_phishing/

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Hacking Any Facebook Page - Latest Bug in Laxman's List

Facebook bounty hunter Laxman Muthiyah from India has recently discovered his third bug of this year in the widely popular social network website that just made a new record by touching 1 Billion users in a single day.

Now, the latest bug in Laxman's list could allow attackers to take over control of your Facebook pages.

This time Laxman has found an issue with the "Facebook business pages" that are not specific to a single user account, but instead represent a business and are usually managed by a number of users.

However, Laxman could allow third-party apps to take complete control of a Facebook business page with limited permissions, possibly making the victim permanently lose administrator access to the page.

Laxman reported the flaw to the Facebook security team and received the reward of $2500 USD as a part of Facebook's bug bounty program. 

Status : Fixed

Here's How:

Third party Facebook applications are capable of performing all sets of operations, including post status on your behalf, publishing photos, and other tasks, but Facebook doesn't allow them to add or modify page admin roles.

Facebook allows a page administrator to assign different roles to different people in the organisation through manage_pages, a special access permission requested by third-party apps.

However, according to Laxman, an attacker can use a simple string of requests in an attempt to make himself as admin of the particular Facebook page.
Sample Request
The string something look like this:

POST /PGID/userpermissions HTTP/1.1
Host: graph.facebook.com
Content-Length: 245
role=MANAGER&user=X&business=B&access_token=AAAA…

Here, page PGID belongs to business B, where one can manage_pages request to make user 'X' as a MANAGER (assign as an administrator) of the page.
This means these small changes in the request parameters could allow an attacker to gain complete control over your Facebook page.


Video Demonstration

Laxman has also provided a video demonstration that shows the attack in work. You can watch the video given below that will walk you through the entire procedure:

Hacking Facebook Pages
Another Serious Vulnerability in FacebookVulnerability : Hacking Facebook PagesStatus : FixedReward $2500 USDProof Of Concept : http://www.7xter.com/2015/08/hacking-facebook-pages.html
Posted by 7xter on Wednesday, 26 August 2015

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