Tajikistan has blocked Facebook Again: Wants Facebook Founder

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The head of communications in Tajikistan has decided to block access to the popular country western social media site Facebook. According to the head of the communication he received too many requests residents to close the site, not allowing access to the site from within the country. Due to complaints that the chief of communications of Tajik residents, he would have a word with the founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg.
In previous reports Beg Zukhurov denied all allegations that it had blocked access to the popular website of social media. In fact, he was saying he was able to connect to Facebook without any problem, and that perhaps ISPs in the region were experiencing difficulties with the site. However, although most residents of Tajik people have turned their attention to their ISPs for blocking, November 27, Zukhurov admitted he was responsible for giving the order to close the site.
The excuse to close the site down, because public figures had discussed site closure downwardly to an elongated frame time. He received a flood of calls to other public figures who were outraged that the site was accessible by residents of the country. Therefore, instead of entering into discussions that would the site to remain in place, Zukhurov decided the best thing to do was to block the site entirely.
Reporters Without Borders, otherwise known as RSF name composed a report in August In this report, Zukhurov had expressed deep concerns it when monitors Internet creation that would report to him, instead of reporting to the courts of the country. Zukhurov giving the power to block websites and other publications, without asking the opinion of the courts, this does not give the courts the opportunity to decide if the blocking was justified or not.
Zukhurov estimates that Facebook users are paid to write reviews that complain about their leaders. He believes that when these users complain about their leadership on their walls, they should discuss other topics that are most important for the country. In some parts of Tajikistan, there are no roads to drive on, and an extremely rare water supply. Zukhurov believes that residents should express their concerns on these issues, instead of writing about other topics that are outside the approved topics he feels residents should be able to discuss.

Many residents of Tajikistan dial the Facebook messages that are facing money problems. Zukhurov says it has been said that users who post on other issues outside of the issues they should discuss the social media website are paid anywhere between $ 5,000 to $ 10,000 to their posts.

The residingin Tajikistan residents can access the site by using proxy servers. Zukhurov tried to block Facebook since March and was finally able to successfully place a permanent block on the social media website. In March when asked to Zukhurov the blockade, he said that the site has been blocked for the prophylactic maintenance.

There are more than 40,000 people in Tajikistan who are registered users of Facebook. This network is one of the last remaining places in the country that are free to open discussions and free for residents to discuss what they really feel about what is happening in their country. Many will turn to now VPNs to circumvent the new law.

The dangers of Wi-Fi

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The dangers of Wi-Fi -

Maybe you've seen in the media stories of individuals whose personal data have been misused on Internet: their lives have been destroyed by some malicious people use their data on Facebook or other social networks. A TV show by the French television network France 2 called Special Envoy has recently discussed this subject (the video below is in French).



On the Internet it's easy to get your private data and use it against you. How? You can ask her opinion on any computer expert, asking him about Wi-Fi networks. Using free Wi-Fi hot spots is very convenient to connect to the Internet anywhere, at a cafe for example. But it is also dangerous because users share the same network connection.

In a wireless network, you can trap someone one, for example by making him / her believe that your computer is free point of Wi-Fi. and then just connect to someone's computer to another and see all of its connections to so you can always retrieve cookies from the other computer and therefore the data connection when connecting to a site (eg twitter login codes). With this cookie, it is as if the attacker was a copy of another person's identity and can then access your twitter account without having to mention that you user name and password, and then disseminate information on your behalf.


And this is also true for Internet connections made with a smartphone. If you travel often and regularly connect to the Internet via your computer or mobile, choose the services of a VPN provider to secure your connections.

VPN code for your Internet connection through a complex encryption system, which makes any interaction with your personal data. Any information you send will go directly into your secure virtual tunnel. And this is also true if you are traveling to another country with a VPN service, you can easily direct your traffic from one of the following countries: France, United Kingdom, United States, Czech Republic, Germany , etc. the computer is connected to the Internet from one of these countries. VPN ensures that your connections are secure and allows you to take advantage of online services dedicated to Internet users in these countries.


Thanks to VPN servers located France, UK, USA, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany and the Czech Republic, you can have the same service, PPTP VPN foryour mobile devices: iPhone, iPad, Android-phones, etc .. .


Be careful when connecting to the Internet and please do not forget to protect your traffic!


Google gives way to censorship in China

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Google closed its observation service censorship in China, without any explanation. This warning system launched mid-2012 allowed Chinese Internet users to access words or phrases censored by Chinese authorities. At the time, Google said that the idea was to improve the tool. "Our hope is that these written notifications will improve the use of search engine in mainland China" Actually, the goal was used to locate the censorship in that country.

service is available for more than a month, making the civil rights activists to tell Google that the Chinese government welcomes

China is the world's largest Internet market. - with 505 million users - and smartphones -. a key target for Google with its Android operating system

If the search engine is still not so common used in China, some services such as Google Maps are very popular and Google's Android is the mobile platform used in the country.

This game of cat and mouse between Google and the Chinese government has lasted three years. in 2010, Google wanted to transfer the Chinese version of its engine to Hong Kong to avoid censorship. The Chinese government then protested against this action, arguing that Google violated the law, threatening Google not to renew its operating license in China. Google canceled its project. Commercial interests have defended freedom of expression.

In addition, since the end of 2012, the Chinese government still scored more pressure on the Internet by adopting new regulations that would require users to identify themselves with their provider when surfing the web.

Choose a VPN, not fear censorship. Indeed, a VPN gives you the ability to have IP addresses from different countries. With a VPN, you can access to segments of the Internet in France, UK, USA, Germany and other countries, just as you want.

When using a VPN, you can choose the server you want to connect. After connecting to one of our VPN server, your IP address will automatically be replaced by an IP address in the country where the server is located. In addition, through the virtual tunnel that you created, your connection appears to be made through a connection from the selected country. You can surf anonymously and without restrictions.

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How to watch a TV channel on the Internet from another country?

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How to watch a TV channel on the Internet from another country? -

you live far from your country or traveling abroad and you are wondering how to access all your favorite TV programs on the Internet but you do not know what to do? We have a solution for you!

It is actually impossible to watch online TV channels in a given country and abroad, because the most interesting channels to limit their access to people who log on to their website with an IP address outside of their country.

Indeed, the media sites in a country can detect where in the world you connect through your IP address. So if you connect to a German media site of Brazil or Russia, for example, the site will block your access to its streaming, display a message such as "connection problem".

to avoid this restriction, there is only one solution: the point is to connect to the multimedia site with an IP address in the country of origin of the channel you want to watch So. if you're American, but you live abroad, through a VPN, you select an IP address in the US and you can connect to the support site of your choice and watch all the content available.

This is why the VPN offers the possibility of having different countries IP addresses.

have fun watching your most loved TV channels or listen to your favorite radio stations all over the world. You can also find the latest US or British series, without waiting for it to play in your country.

Phishing is the migration to mobile

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Phishing is the migration to mobile -

In recent years, phishing activity increased exponentially, as many security threats. Report October online fraud RSA 2012 confirmed a surge in phishing attacks, which were up 19% compared to the second half of 2011. The total loss for the various organizations reached $ 2.1 billion in the last 18 months. RSA said it detected about 33,000 phishing attacks per month worldwide in 2012, 60% of blocked attacks originated in the US servers. The most targeted countries are the United States reached 26% percent of the overall volume of phishing attacks followed by UK with 46%.

Since early 2013, security experts have noticed a small increase in phishing attacks, which can be linked to major security companies monitoring activities, but also show a shift of phishing attacks mobile platforms.

security companies have spotted a growing number of websites targeting mobile users, mainly on e- banking and e-commerce. Recently, Trend Micro found that in 2012 75% of mobile phishing URLs were thugs versions of popular banking and financial sites, while only 4% were linked to sites that try to trick online shoppers and 2% social networking users.

The approach is simple but effective, as users are led to a misleading URL and diverted to spoofed versions of legitimate sites, for them to disclose sensitive information such as bank details, account details and other personal information.

Indeed, users are exposed to serious threats, because of their bad habits, such as jailbreaking mobile devices, but also because there is no defense mechanisms and poor awareness on key security threats. With most mobile devices using default browsers, it is also easier for cybercriminals to create plans because they must focus on a browser instead of several

mobile phishing still represents a small part of the global phishing URL -. Less than 1% - but is expected to grow rapidly, as criminal activity will target mobile platforms. Therefore, users must install defense systems also on their mobile devices, keep the update installed applications, in addition to avoid clicking on URLs in unsolicited emails.

Choose a VPN to avoid becoming a victim of these attacks. Our VPN service is compatible with more devices to provide you perfect mobile security solutions. Our PPTP VPN service is compatible with iPhone, iPad and Android-based phones.

North Korea behind cyber attacks on South Korea?

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North Korea behind cyber attacks on South Korea? -

The cyber attack that hit South Korea could come from North Korea, maybe not the China.

And if these pirates ... Chinese were the military troops of North Korea? Seoul officials have identified the IP address used for the recent attacks against banks and the country's media. A government official in Seoul accused Pyongyang directly, the big brother of the enemy North Korea.

It will take time to clearly communicate the identity and responsibility of cybercriminals. A former North Korean soldier who now lives abroad, said the Pyongyang Military College that pirates. He was also part of these recruits before defecting in 08 and believes that North Korea has 3,000 troops dedicated to the Internet, with 0 "professional" pirates active in the cyber unit. Mirim University now called the University of Automation (automation of the University) was established in the 1980s to help automate military in North Korea. One section is devoted to piracy for which the "pirates" have enormous benefits in the country. Cyber ​​capabilities of the country are difficult to determine. According to information from South Korea, North Korea is suspected to be behind most cyber attacks (more than 70,000 public institutions of the country) in the last five years.

The attack appears to be complex, with pirates operating a malware named Jokra that erases hard drives and computers forces to restart infected, making them unusable. This code tries and erase all hard drives or infected terminal networks.

In late 2011, hackers are targeting North Korea, were traced by visiting the server of the University Graduate School of Information Security, a highly specialized faculty of South Korea, which trains future leaders . The National Intelligence Service of the Republic of South Korea studied this Trojan. the countries of the secret services have already indicated that the malware code that attacked the student email accounts was similar to the malware distributed by North Korea

In the North Korean dictatorship, censorship and propaganda dominate :. Only official sites and information is accessible and every citizen is facing a heavy penalty for the deviation. The vast majority of North Koreans have no access to the Internet and not have a computer. The Internet in North Korea is in fact rather a sort of intranet, which is only accessible to a limited number of citizens. Recently, the country still had a breakthrough with the mobile Internet outlet for tourists. But this is not the case for North Korean citizens.

To protect yourself from becoming the next victim of cybercrime cases, the best protection is to use a Virtual Private Network (VPN). The VPN allows you today to fight against the threat of cybercrime and online piracy and protect your computer, tablet and mobile. Thank you to the secure VPN tunnel, your data will remain confidential, which sites you ever visit the forms you fill and what you download. Choose a VPN, a simple service for a few dollars a month, not to suffer from pirate attacks.

New forms of cyber attacks

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The Symantec anti-virus software company recently confirmed that cyber attacks worldwide increased 42% in 2012. This increase is due to both the techniques used by criminals get much more diverse and pirates that benefit both individuals and business users neglect. Thus, attacks on small businesses tripled in 2012.
With the Internet, cybercriminals imagination has no limits. Every year we discover new attack techniques. At a recent press conference Heslault Lawrence, director of security strategy at Symantec, made an overview of the new techniques used by hackers.
Phishing is a technique that has become very common. You may have already received this kind of email that aims to mislead a person to believe that the message sender is a legitimate institution (bank, utilities or telecommunications company, ...). The new technique spear phishing is more lucrative: it is to send an e-mail to companies meeting the executive secretaries so they print a document to their manager. You must click a link to this document. To ensure that these workers receive a phone call, in the language of the country and without accent, to encourage them to submit the document to the director in an emergency. Of course, the link sent in the email is intended only to introduce "malware" in the system of the computer company.

virus also websites often contain, in particular versions of the site for smartphones. It is very simple indeed to create an iPhone application with a development tool such as appstar 2.0. Unfortunately appstar 2.0 is infected by pirates, so that application developers are already using "compromise" on your smartphone during the transfer.

Nowadays, marketing and originality are the means to launch new trends. Sunzand is an application that turns the mobile phone screen in the solar panel: according to the developers of this application, this way, you do not need to charge the phone. In reality, it is primarily used to enter the mobile user and collect their contact information.

Also talk of smartphones, Symantec has identified several vulnerabilities of mobile phone operating systems. The Apple iOS and shows 387 vulnerabilities, while Google Android has only 13 points of vulnerability. In 2012, mobile malware has increased by 58%.

Ransom software also represent another powerful weapon that locks the computer system until the payment of a ransom. This more sophisticated attack shows the user's IP address and even turn a webcam to show its image on the lock screen. "The loss implied by this type of attack is estimated at 5 million in 2012. This figure is probably much higher," said Laurent Heslault. "In 18 days, we have already counted nearly 500,000 of these attacks, and we expect to see this phenomenon spread to mobile phones."

Moreover, spam emails being increasingly filtered through mailboxes, hackers are now transferring to social networks that contain a wealth of personal information. There are various techniques, such as creating fake "like" button on Facebook, which leads to install malware.

Last but not least, the cloud is also in the crosshairs of cyber attackers. By introducing a cloud server, hackers to access a wealth of information at all times personal data

To protect your Internet connection on your PC or mobile, choose a VPN. A VPN service encrypts your Internet connections and keep private the sites you visit and the information you provide on those sites.

Any information you send will go directly into your secure virtual tunnel. With VPN service, you can easily direct your traffic from one of the available countries. Your computer or laptop / tablet to connect to the Internet from any of these countries and no one can intercept your online business. Change your IP address, the VPN service is one of the most important steps to surf the Internet anonymously and safely.