Hacker Leaks 67,000 Usernames, Passwords from Cichlid Forum

A hacker called SirLeakAlot has breached Cichlid Forum (cichlid-forum.com), a discussion board dedicated to cichlid, an interesting fish from the Cichlidae family.

According to the forum’s stats, there are 68,466 registered members, 67,686 of which have become the victims of this latest hack.

The data dump, split in three parts on peoplesliberationfront.net, consists of usernames, email addresses and MD5 password hashes.

The hacker didn’t reveal the reasons why the website was targeted, but a Twitter post provides some clues.

“Whether you are a well known organization or not, if your vulnerable you can expect your data to be leaked,” he wrote.

The main problem in such scenarios is not the fact that the affected users’ forum accounts can be breached. Instead, many of the internauts are most likely utilizing the same username - password combination on other websites as well, making their more important accounts susceptible to hacked.

Hopefully, the site’s administrators will act quickly to notify customers of the breach.

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Keylogger - Actual Spy Software,logs all keystrokes

Actual Spy - is a keylogger which allows you to find out what other users do on your computer in your absence. It is designed for the hidden computer monitoring and the monitoring of the computer activity. Keylogger Actual Spy is capable of catching all keystrokes, capturing the screen, logging the programs being run and closed, monitoring the clipboard contents.

What is key logger?

A Key logger (KeyLogger or Keystroke Logger) is a program that runs invisibly in the background, recording all the keystrokes, usually saving the results to a log file.

Keylogger Actual Spy software features:

Logs all keystrokes, is case sensitive (keystroke logger).

Makes screenshots within the specified time interval.

Saves the applications’ running and closing.

Watches clipboard contents.

Records all print activity.

Records disk changes.

Records internet connections.

Records all websites visited.

Records startup/shutdown.

All the information is stored in the encrypted log file.

Convenient interface of the log and screenshot view.

Generates the report in the text and html format.

Sends the report to the specified email, via FTP or local area network.

Works in the standard and hidden mode.

In the hidden mode it is invisible in all operating systems (in Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista/7 processes as well).

Provides the opportunity to protect keylogger with the password, so that nobody except you could view the logs.

Fast installation, convenient and understandable interface, various set of features, flexible configuration system.

Unique Keylogger Actual Spy software features:

The keylogger Actual Spy Software is absolutely invisible in the all operating systems (in Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista/7 processes as well) and is not detected by antivirus software.

Case sensitive when detecting the keystrokes.

When viewing the keystrokes can show only the characters without showing the pressed system keys which is more convenient. For example, if the following keys are pressed:

"[Shift]It[Space]is[Space]keylogger."

You can see the text

"It is keylogger."

having checked the "Show only characters" option.

Log search with or without the case sensitive option.

For your convenience, the limits of the text log size and screenshot size are specified separately, as the screenshots size normally occupies more disk space than a text file.

Specifying the limits of the clipboard contents. If large amounts of information are copied to the clipboard, only the specified part will be saved.

Sending the reports to email, via FTP or local area network with flexible configuration system.

The Keylogger Actual Spy software is necessary for:

For system administrators. Keylogger Actual Spy will help you to find out, what exactly took place in the system.

For CEOs. You can perform the full control of the computers of your company or enterprise. You will always know about all actions performed by the employees or other people on the computers of your company.

For parents. You will be able to find out what programs your children run and what they search in the net, and to check them.

For any user. Using keylogger Actual Spy, you will be able to establish the full control over your computer. You will also find out, what was going on on your computer during your absence: what was run and when, what text was typed, etc. Using the program constantly, you will able to restore the previously typed text in case you have lost it. The Actual Spy software will also help you to restore the forgotten password or the lost email.

For computer classes and Internet Cafes. Keylogger will let you find out, what the users have been doing on the computers.

Program version : Actual Spy Version 3.0

File Name : actualspy.exe

File Size : 1.52 MB

Download

The registration key for the program is :-

0iU0DOkvQS/fLQ1Hxo5efM8O5q12ZW

ClEJ4De+0Rw8WG2lcgbkJTQqXvOcPM

iw3/fvztayACVcGvys9Fk98Sepc+Yl

d+5Z+EiTZwvPuCqGa8gLs2oC/X8POr

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URL Autocomplete : Firefox vs. Chrome

Firefox 14 is now in the beta stage. It comes with several new features, click-to-play plugins, Google SSL search by default and so on. But it also comes with one seemingly minor tweak that will have a great effect on the workflow of any users, with those spending a lot of time in the browser being the most affected - autocomplete of typed URLs in the AwesomeBar.

Firefox has had suggestions for a very long time, but it now auto-fills the address bar field as you type with the URL that is the best match. It's a good addition, but the devil is in the details.

Google Chrome comes with the very same feature, autocomplete in the address bar. But the very subtle differences make Firefox's implementation a bit less useful.

The problem is that autocomplete suggestions can be quite annoying, especially when they're wrong. Even if they're not "wrong", i.e. they work as intended, they can still hurt usability rather than help it.

The Firefox team diverted from the way Google implemented the feature. In Chrome, the full URL of the most visited page that matches what you've typed so far is filled in.

In Firefox, only the domain name is filled in, not the entire URL, even if you generally visit a specific page and not the index.

For example, if you regularly use Google Reader, you would see www.google.com/reader autocompleted in Chrome when you started typing "google" but www.google.com in Firefox.

In some cases, you want the top domain name filled in, for example for a newspaper site; in some cases you want the full URL, if you're using a product on the subdomain and so on.

It's hard to determine which approach is the best since it depends a lot on personal choice and the sites you visit.

Where both browsers falter is with sub sections of a site. Both Firefox and Chrome give precedence to the letters to the left, i.e. if you type "r" they are both going to suggest websites that start with "r" or, bar that, those that have "r" very early in their domain name.

Even if you're a heavy Google Reader user and you've only visited a site that starts with "r" once or twice in months, the latter will be suggested.

There is a logic behind this, it would be very annoying if you started to type something and the first match would be some Facebook page that just happens to have the letters somewhere near the end of the URL in some randomly generated ID. Still, this could be fixed with a bit of algorithm wits.

Still, the feature can prove very useful in both browsers especially since you can remove suggestions to give the ranking algorithms a hand. Just select the suggestion you don't like and hit the "Delete" key to remove it or "Shift+Delete" to remove it permanently from the suggestions.

Another trick in Google Chrome is to press the "Ctrl" key to prioritize items from the history rather than bookmarks or search suggestions.

Finally, if you find the feature annoying, you can disable it in Firefox. Go to "about:config" search for browser.urlbar.autoFill and double-click it to set it to "false."

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