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Build-in pattern lock tool is useful for adding an extra layer of security to your Android smartphone. What happen if you forgot your pattern and want to know how to unlock android phone or tablet? Pattern lock is very important for those who have sensitive data or have personal files in their android devices. This will help you to prevent your device from unauthorized use but the trouble starts when you forget it. Method 1:  Unlock/Reset Android Pattern lock without Gmail or Internet Connection By yourself or by anyone your phone got locked after many pattern attempts???? Resolve it here. After too many attempts you need to keep your device apart timer will starts to count cycles. Once timer completes time cycles try again with remembered password. Still you are unable to unlock pattern lock or Want to get instant access see next method which might be useful to you. Method 2: Unlock pattern without Google account (Using Factory Reset) In this tutorial will show you h...

In android, Recovery is an inevitable thing that you cannot ignore even if you are a newbie in Android. Recovery ,refers to a bootable partition in which the recovery console is present. 1.Why do we need a recovery ? An android recovery can perform various actions like flashing ROMs and Kernels,repairing the system and backing up data.Since there are many Custom ROMs/OS available for various devices,the recovery becomes handy.We'll know more about the types of recovery in this thread. 2.Stock Recovery Stock Recovery is made by the OEMs for their devices to perform basic functions like wiping data,factory reset.It also has the feature to install Official OS updates.But the fact is that the update zip needs to be properly signed by the OEMs,otherwise,the installation will not succeed.This is the main disadvantage of Stock Recovery.Flashing a Custom made OS/zip is impossible. 3.Custom Recovery Custom Recovery, offers much more functions.It can flash Custom ROMs and...

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In this video tutorial i was show , how to crack Sublime Text 3 any build - as demo i was shown 3103 build . What is need to complete this process 1. Installed sublime text 3 2. hex editor - i was shown a online hex editor . but, if you want to use a software , u can do it . no problem. 3. Offset code to change hex value Offset for win32/x86 OS => http://bit.ly/win32bit-offset-code Offset for win64/x64 OS => http://bit.ly/win64bit-offset-code You can watch my this video tutorial this listed build should be crack  - because i was found this listed build offset code and cracked hex code . For 64bit ========= Sublime Text 3 Build 3093 Sublime Text 3 Build 3094 Sublime Text 3 Build 3095 Sublime Text 3 Build 3100 Sublime Text 3 Build 3101 Sublime Text 3 Build 3102 Sublime Text 3 Build 3103 Sublime Text 3 Build 3104 Sublime Text 3 Build 3105 Sublime Text 3 Build 3106 Sublime Text 3 Build 3107 Sublime Text 3 Build 3109 For 32bit ...

Since the early days of intruders breaking into computers, they have tried to develop techniques or backdoors that allow them to get back into the system. In this paper, it will be focused on many of the common backdoors and possible ways to check for them. Most of focus will be on Unix backdoors with some discussion on future Windows NT backdoors. This will describe the complexity of the issues in trying to determine the methods that intruders use and the basis for administrators understanding on how they might be able to stop the intruders from getting back in. When an administrator understands how difficult it would be to stop intruder once they are in, the appreciation of being proactive to block the intruder from ever getting in becomes better understood. This is intended to cover many of the popular commonly used backdoors by beginner and advanced intruders. This is not intended to cover every possible way to create a backdoor as the possibilities are limitless. T...

I often see people ask questions about SOCKS that show they haven’t taken the time to learn what it is. This is a fast introduction to what SOCKS is. Overview SOCKS is a protocol that is intended to act a circuit level proxy for applications. It is very different from ‘normal’ proxy because they are application proxies. For example, when you use a HTTP proxy you are actually forwarding the HTTP request, and the HTTP proxy server then performs the request on your behalf. An example of this would be asking someone to pass you the salt at the dinner table, who then gets the salt shaker, and passes it to you. The SOCKS protocol is roughly equivalent to setting up an IP tunnel with a firewall and the protocol requests are then initiated from the firewall. The client contact the SOCKS proxy server and, by exchanging messages defined by the SOCKS protocol, negotiates a proxy connection. When a connection is established, the client communicates with the SOCKS server using the SOCKS prot...

What is tor? Tor is an encrypted network that can route your traffic through relays, making the traffic appear to come from exit nodes. Unlike with proxies, the exit node itself doesn’t know your IP address or where you are. How Tor Works When you use a Tor client, your Internet traffic is routed through Tor’s network. The traffic travels through several randomly selected relays (run by volunteers), before exiting the Tor network and arriving at your destination. This prevents your Internet service provider and people monitoring your local network from viewing the websites you access. It also prevents the websites themselves from knowing your physical location or IP address – they’ll see the IP address and location of the exit node instead. Even the relays don’t know who requested the traffic they’re passing along. All traffic within the Tor network is encrypted. For example, let’s say you access Google.com through Tor. Your Internet service provider and local network ope...