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Dear Friends - Pleased to announce the launch of the 2nd Edition of my book "How to Unblock Everything on the Internet". The first edition of the book released in late Jan 2012, was hugely successful and sold more than 20,000+ copies in a matter of a few months. You can order your own copy of the 2nd Edition (new & updated contents) of this book from Flipkart at: http://goo.gl/3wUpJ. Only Rs. 140. Cash on Delivery. No Credit Cards required.

About the Book

Like the name suggests, if you are studying in a college, working for a company or travelling to a country that has blocked access to everything cool & fun on the Internet (like Facebook, YouTube, Chat and others), making your life miserably boring, this book gives you 65+ techniques of unblocking everything on the Internet!

Industry Experts Testimonials

"...Complete fun. You can run the internet on your own terms and conditions, in ethical 'Fadia' style..."
Abhishek Telang, Anchor & Producer, Tech Guru, CNBC Awaaz.

"...If you give a Ankit a new toy, the first thing he'll do is take it apart to figure out how it works. Ankit has done the same with the Internet...taken it apart and Unblocked everything...Go get it!..."
Vishal Gondal, Founder & CEO Indiagames Ltd.

"...It's a little difficult understanding technology, however it's more difficult making others understand it. Ankit knows technology and he also knows how to explain it right..."
Gaurav Upreti, Producer, Tech And You, NewsX

Media Testimonials

"A punch in the face of Internet Police" - HT City, Hindustan Times
"Hacking Heights" - The Times of India
"The Digital Hactivist" - Mint
"Web of Knowledge" - The Tribune
"Fadia decodes secrets of social network" - The Asian Age
"Ankit Fadia roots for freedom of Expression" - The Hindu
"Ethical Hacker tells how to beat censorship" - The Hindu Business Line
"Ethical Hacker Ankit Fadia steals the show" - The Bengal Post
"Hacks Off!" - The Economic Times Madras Plus
"Top Ethical Hacker against censor" - DNA
"Dousing the Firewalls" - The Deccan Chronicle
"Smooth Way to Surf" - Pune Mirror
"Call of the Hacker" - Sakaal Times
"What the hack!" - The New Indian Express
"Govt move on social networks' malicious content slammed" - Khaleej Times

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IDENTIFY KEYLOGGERS- Internet cafes are the most likely place you’ll find them, followed by library, perhaps, and maybe even you own house if you’ve some unscrupulous friends/family. Identity theft groups warn about keyloggers and advocate checking out the keyboard yourself before continuing. Can you identify a keylogger, however, if one is plugged into the back of the system?

Here’s what one looks like:

Hit up this link for excellent info on keyloggers on public computers and how to protect yourself:

, http://www.ghacks.net/2007/06/28/how-to-defeat-most-keyloggers-on-public-computers/

How to defeat most keyloggers on public computers Keyloggers can generally be classified as either software or hardware keyloggers. Software keyloggers are running as a background task on the system while hardware keyloggers are little devices that are most of the time connected between pc and keyboard recording every keystroke in their own memory.

One of the ways that MSN Sniffer helps answer questions about a loved one’s online activities is by monitoring and recording all incoming and outgoing Instant Messages, or IM’s. Instant messaging or “chatting” is one of the most popular forms of online communication and how most people meet on the Internet. Although it is common for people to try and erase their online communications by deleting IM’s, MSN Sniffer records these online messages before they can be deleted.

Using a we**am to send personal video messages is also very popular but more difficult to monitor than IM’s—unless you have MSN Messenger We**am Spy. This powerful monitoring tool can remotely activate the “Recording” function on a we**am. With this feature, MSN Messenger We**am Spy allows you to secretly record and later watch what your loved one is doing with their we**am.

Another popular form of online communication are VOIP’s, or phone calls made over the Internet using a service like Skype, MSN Messenger, or Yahoo Messenger. Unfortunately, these phone contacts will never be recorded on a traditional phone bill so there’s really no way of knowing who your loved one was talking to or for how long. With MSN Sniffer, you can secretly record all VOIP’s including Call Details so you can not only see who they are talking to—you can actually hear their conversations!

But to Get the “Truth”, You Need More than MSN Sniffer or MSN Messenger We**am Spy

MSN Spy and MSN Messenger We**am Spy applications are great tools for helping you monitor some of your loved one’s online communications. But in order to see exactly what websites they are visiting and what they are doing once they get to those sites, you will need a computer monitoring platform that includes the following features:

MSN Spy
MSN Messenger We**am Spy
Keystroke Logging
Automatic Screen Shots Taken Whenever New Website is Visited or a New Application is Used
MSN, Yahoo, and Skype Voice Call Recording
Location Tracking (for laptops)

You can certainly learn the truth about some of your loved one’s online communications using monitoring applications like MSN Sniffer and MSN Messenger We**am Spy. But if you want to monitor ALL online communications and computing activities, then you need to discreetly install comprehensive Desktop Monitoring Software that includes the features listed above.

SNES gamepad coversion to USB::---

[Kekszumquadrat] wanted to use a classic controller to play emulator games on his Android tablet so he set out to convert an SNES gamepad to connect via USB. He found an old USB keyboard at a yard sale for about 3 Euros. He knew that the emulator he prefers has the option of remapping all the inputs to keyboard keys which means a USB keyboard has all of the electronics he would need to pull this off.

Once he had separated the keyboard circuitry from the case [Kekszumquadrat] plugged it into his Linux box and used Xev to establish how the keyboard matrix is set up. Xev is a common package that opens up an active window on the X desktop. When run from command line, any events that happen to the window will be echoed along with verbose data about that event. When it comes to keypresses, you’ll get the keycode you need. He simply shorted columns and rows until he found the desired mapping, then it was on to soldering.

The SNES controllers are very simple devices. As we’ve seen with previous projects, they use a serial-to-parallel shift register to gather button data and send it to the console. [Kekszumquadrat] simply soldered between button traces and keyboard matrix contacts. Once he finished, the keyboard parts were tucked inside of the controller case and he’s left with a USB controller that appears to be unaltered.

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