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What you Need to know about Google Nearline Storage !

What is Google Nearline Storage ? Google have announced a new way to store massive amount of data for those who have very large data requirements. That is what is called as Nearline storage, a Cloud based storage technique in order to store 100's of terabyted (TB). It is presently in Beta and charges are 1 cent per GB per month of data.Calculating the cost, it is cheaper than the Dropbox and the Google Drive Paid versions. Advantages This is actually important for the corporate houses who ave massive amount of data and which is not important enough to keep and important to delete. Google Nearline is faster than the traditional cold stored data and the offline stored data and it could be accessed within seconds. Google will probably make use of off-site backup creation of the critical information.For nearline google is partnering with many decade old storage companies like Iron Mountain, Geminare, NetApp.

DNS Cache Snooping.!! Checking whether the hostname resides in cache of the nameserver users were using currently.

After Hearing the Word Snooping the First Thing that can come to mind is that What is Snooping..???? So, Snooping means Spying on something or Secretly look on something to findout something really important. So Now you must be Knowing that we are Gonna Snoop Around the DNS Server. So lets Start.............. 1. Introduction: DNS or Name Server are the servers that resolve a hostname to their IP representation .There are numerous DNS Servers out there,all of which resolves specific domains,but each of them stores specific DNS records.Those records can be the following: A , MX , NS , AAAA , etc All the DNS servers are connected together to form a hierarchial DNS networks. For Example if we nslookup any website , it will give its server address, its address , Name , and other Addresses if the website has any. Let's Check it out for the www.google.com # nslookup www.google.com 192.168.1.1 Server: 192.168.1.1 Address 1: 192....

Bluff Virus..!!

// Coded by C.E.F.I #include <stdio.h> #include <conio.h> #include <dos.h> void main() // coded by Team C.E.F.I clrscr(); int i; printf("Loading Virus....."); for(i = 0; i<=10; i++) { printf("."); delay(4000); // delay is a function used in c languages to delay the execution of the certain programme } printf("Loading Completed"); printf("Master.sys successfully planted"); // You can give anyname.sys because its just a name. ;) delay(3000); printf("Master:"); printf("Sorry But your Machine is under checking by team C.E.F.I"); } Note: This is not actually Virus But Some how it is detected by the antiviruses. Don't forget to compile the code . Remember you need it to compile it Only , Do not run. Hope it works fine with you..!! :D Team C.E.F.I

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