Monday, October 20, 2014

Playing with CSS3







Now Hear This!



You can search around for CSS tools to make your blog post look more interesting. Copy and past them to the HTML format (upper right) and then write your blog post.

It is good to pay attention to what features work on which browsers. Many of the flashing types of headlines from the 1990s no longer work in Chrome -- for good aesthetic reasons.

Watch out for Public WiFi Networks

In this article, What we give away when we log on to a public Wi-Fi network, the author works with a white-hat hacker to find out what he can learn about users in a cafe with public WiFi. The answer will astound you.

For example:

  • In 20 minutes, he knew where everyone else was born, what schools they attended, and the last five things they googled.
  • We learn that Joris had previously visited McDonald’s, probably spent his vacation in Spain, and had been kart-racing.
  • We see that one visitor has the gay dating app Grindr installed on his smartphone.
  • We also see that someone’s phone is attempting to connect to a server in Russia, sending the password along with it, which we are able to intercept.
  • In less than 20 minutes, here’s what we’ve learned about the woman sitting 10 feet from us: where she was born, where she studied and that she has an interest in yoga.
  • Within 20 minutes he’s obtained the login details, including passwords for my Live.com, SNS Bank, Facebook, and DigiD accounts.
So, how can you be safe?  Read How to safely use a public Wi-Fi network