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Types Of CyberCrime
Tags: cybercrime
Published: 2018-12-17 15:41:44

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title: Types Of CyberCrime
published: true
description: This is only for educational purpose
tags: CyberCrime, Cyber Crime
---

1) Hacking
In simple words, hacking is a task in which hackers access your computer or server without your permission.

Hackers (people who ‘hacking‘) are basically computer programmers who understand the computer’s advance and generally abuse this knowledge for a variety of reasons.

They typically have expert-level skills in special software programs or languages. There may be many previous intentions of hacking, but the most common are – greed, fame, power etc.

2) Theft of FTP Passwords
This is another common way to tamper with websites. FTP password hackers took advantage of the fact that many webmasters store their login information on a well-protected PC.

Hackers search Victim’s system for FTP login details, and then sends them to their remote computer. He then logs on to his website through his remote PC and modifies the web pages as they like.

3) Virus dissemination
Computer viruses are a program that infects a system or file. These tend to be broadcast by other networks on the network.

They disrupt computer operations and affect store data – either modify it or delete it altogether.

Unlike the virus, “Worms” does not need a host. They are still replicated when they do not eat all the available memory in the system.

Computer viruses are typically spread through removable media or the Internet. A flash drive, CD-ROM, magnetic tape or other storage devices that are already infected with the virus. Along with this, email attachments, websites or infected software are also vulnerable to viruses.

When a virus arrives on a PC, then it spreads on all PCs by the network. All computer viruses are due to direct or indirect economic damage.

Based on this, two categories of viruses have been created:
Which are only spreads and do not cause intentional damage.
Those who are programmed to cause the loss.su_spacer]
4) Logic bombs
A logic bomb also called “slag code”, is a malicious code, which is deliberately inserted in software to excel the Málcio Task when triggered by a special event.

It is not a virus, yet it usually behaves like a virus. It is secretly inserted into a program and it remains inactive until it has a specific condition. They become active in a specific condition.

For example, the infamous “Friday the 13th” virus only attacked specific dates; It used to attack the day on which the 13th of the day came on Friday and slow the system down.

5) Phishing
Phishing is usually done by email spoofing. It looks like this email has come from your back but in fact, they are fake. Clicking the link contained in the user is taken to the fake website. Here, whatever information they fill, they go to hackers.

Make sure to check whether it is safe before clicking any link included in the e-mail.

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Cyber Crime
Tags: cybercrime, hacking, hacker
Published: 2018-12-17 15:25:20

---
title: Cyber Crime
published: true
description: Only for education purpose
tags: Cyber Crime, Hacking, Hacker
---

It includes everything from stealing millions of dollars from online bank accounts for downloading illegal music files.

Cybercrime also involves transactions involving non-money transactions, such as spreading viruses on other computers or posting a private information of any business on the Internet.

Cyber Criminals can use computer technology to access your personal information, to know the secret of the Bungee Trade or use the Internet for other malicious purposes.

Criminals who do such illegal acts are often called hackers.

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Explain Awk and Its Uses Like I'm Five
Tags: explainlikeimfive, awk, linux, beginners
Published: 2018-12-17 15:20:54

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title: Explain Awk and Its Uses Like I'm Five
published: true
tags: explainlikeimfive , awk , linux , beginners
---
I'm seeing awk is being used in terminals , but What Awk is and how it's used?

I'll Grateful if somebody could teach me about it ❤
When is a Bool not a Bool?
Tags: ios, swift, objc
Published: 2018-12-17 15:19:04

---
title: When is a Bool not a Bool?
published: true
description: Swift and Objective-C play nice together, except when they don't...
tags: ios,swift,objc
canonical_url: https://www.appsdissected.com/bool-objcbool-swift/
---

This is a silly question — or rather, it <strong>should</strong> be a silly question — but it’s going to bite you sometimes when you integrate Objective-C and Swift code together (<strong>*cough*</strong> UIKit).

You will try to use what you think is a <code>Bool</code> from an Objective-C API, and suddenly you’re getting this compile error:
<pre><code>Cannot convert value of type ‘ObjCBool’ to expected argument type ‘Bool’
</code></pre>
This <strong>is</strong> a Boolean value; why can’t I use this @($^ thing as a <code>Bool</code>?

Normally the standard types play nice between Objective-C and Swift. But <code>Bool</code>s are an unusual case that require a non-obvious solution.

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Objective-C uses <code>BOOL</code> as the type for Boolean values. In earlier versions of Swift, this was properly bridged to a <code>Bool</code>. In Swift 3, this changed to a value of type <code>ObjCBool</code>. When you’re used to the standard types being automatically bridged nicely, it’s jarring when suddenly you have what you think is a <code>Bool</code>, but it can’t be used like a <code>Bool</code> anywhere. You get the aforementioned error. It also cannot be cast to a <code>Bool</code>; that results in a compile-time error as well.

It turns out that there is a property on <code>ObjCBool</code> instances called <code>boolValue</code>, which is responsible for producing a Swift <code>Bool</code> from the <code>ObjCBool</code>. So, in the example I was having a problem with, accessing a BOOL property on an Objective-C object:
<pre class=""><code>let val = objcObject.aBool // This is of type ObjCBool
let boolVal = objcObject.aBool.boolValue // This is actually a Bool
</code></pre>
It’s aggravating when Swift itself isn’t very Swift-like, isn’t it?

If you need to go the other direction, that is thankfully more obvious:
<pre><code>let objectiveCBool = ObjCBool(swiftBoolVal)
</code></pre>
Maybe one of these days we will be able to put Objective-C behind us all together. Until then, little workarounds like this are going to be part of the game.

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Vote: What do you prefer for parallel stories development? New branch OR New forked repo
Tags: git, github, healthydebate, discuss
Published: 2018-12-17 15:18:48

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title: Vote: What do you prefer for parallel stories development? New branch OR New forked repo
published: true
description: What do you prefer for parallel stories development? @github @GitHubCommunity #GitHub
tags: git, GitHub, healthydebate, discuss
---

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">What do you prefer for parallel stories development? <a href="https://twitter.com/github?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@github</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/GitHubCommunity?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@GitHubCommunity</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/GitHub?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#GitHub</a></p>&mdash; Mandar Badve (@mandarBadve) <a href="https://twitter.com/mandarBadve/status/1074581392305078273?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 17, 2018</a></blockquote>
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The 7 Most Popular DEV Posts from the Past Week
Tags: top7, bestofdev
Published: 2018-12-17 14:22:25

---
title: The 7 Most Popular DEV Posts from the Past Week
published: true
description: A round up of the most-read and most-loved contributions from the community this past week.
tags: icymi, bestofdev
cover_image: https://thepracticaldev.s3.amazonaws.com/i/sfwcvweirpf2qka2lg2b.png
---
Every Monday we round up the previous week's top posts based on traffic, engagement, and a hint of editorial curation. The typical week starts on Monday and ends on Sunday, but don't worry, we take into account posts that are published later in the week. ❤️

#1. Eye-opening

Sarthak shares some tips for those who stare at screens all day long. It's important to keep your eyes healthy!

{% link https://dev.to/sarthology/the-definitive-guide-to-protecting-your-eyes-for-developers-22jm %}

#2. The Powers of SQL

Geshan makes a case for developers to leverage SQL more often -- utilize SQL for math, grouping, concatenation, etc. 

{% link https://dev.to/geshan/you-can-do-it-in-sql-stop-writing-extra-code-for-it-lok %}

#3. Calling all DEVs

Please help Kim continue this feedback loop by reviewing resumes or dropping yours in!

{% link https://dev.to/kaydacode/resume-review-1oei %}

#4. Why isn't my Wi-Fi working?

Milecia shares all the questions and comments you'll receive once you tell a non-web developer that you're a web developer 😂

{% link https://dev.to/flippedcoding/skills-that-everyone-thinks-web-developers-have-22of %}

#5. `$ cat menu.txt | grep shrimp`

A fun introduction to unix pipes and bash commands 🍤

{% link https://dev.to/miguelmota/how-unix-programmers-at-restaurants-search-menus--46ad %}

#6. Alarm, Bucket, CLI, D..E..F..G..

Helen shares 26 services to be familiar with if you're looking to pass the AWS Solutions Architect Associate Exam! Helen also shares recommended reading for each service. 

{% link https://dev.to/helenanders26/aws-series-aws-from-a-to-z-45b1 %}

#7. You put out one fire..

..and you start one somewhere else. Molly posts a gif to share what it's like to be a site reliability engineer. What gif best represents *your* job?

{% link https://dev.to/molly_struve/describe-your-job-with-a-gif-5dhk %}

_That's it for our weekly wrap up! Keep an eye on dev.to this week for daily content and discussions...and if you miss anything, we'll be sure to recap it next Monday!_
How to Get a job at Google?
Tags: google
Published: 2018-12-17 15:16:42

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title: How to Get a job at Google?
published: true
description: Hello, friends Welcome to the OxiPress. Today we are going to tell you how to find a job in Google? If you want a job in Google then you are reading the right post. By today’s post, you will know Read more…
tags: google
---

Qualifications for Google Job

You must have some special qualifications for a job at Google. Next, we are telling you the qualifications to work in Google:

1. The applicant should have full knowledge of the computer.
2. It is important to have full knowledge of the English language.
3. Mathematics should be practiced thoroughly.
4. Applicant should be intelligent.
5. The applicant’s reasoning should also be strong.
6. IQ should be better.
7. Educational qualification will be according to the job.
8. Applicants should be mentally sound.

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Stop Learning Frameworks
Tags: career, beginners, discuss
Published: 2018-12-17 14:38:19

---
title: Stop Learning Frameworks
published: true
description: We are developers. We need to stay up to date with technology. Every day, we learn programming languages, frameworks, and libraries. The more modern tools we know — the better. Keeping up to date with Angular, React, Vue, Riot, Ember, Knockout is fun.But we are wasting our time.
tags: career, beginners, discuss
---

We are developers. We need to stay up to date with technology. Every day, we learn programming languages, frameworks, and libraries. The more modern tools we know — the better. 

Keeping up to date with Angular, React, Vue, Riot, Ember, Knockout is fun.

> But we are wasting our time.


[Continue...](https://sizovs.net/2018/12/17/stop-learning-frameworks/)
Tool for web developers
Tags: angular, pwa, mongodb, node
Published: 2018-12-17 14:24:56

---
title: Tool for web developers
published: true
description: Hi developers! I built a multilanguage code generator tool. Can you give me some feedback on this? https://www.skaffolder.com/ What languages do you suggest integrating?
tags: Angular,PWA,MongoDB,NodeJS
---
Learn. Do. Teach.
Tags: career, beginners, learning
Published: 2018-12-17 14:24:48

---
title: Learn. Do. Teach.
published: true
description: What are your priorities?
tags: career, beginners, learning
---

In the drizzly February of 2015, I was in San Francisco with a gaggle of Scottish women visiting some of the big tech giants such as Pinterest, Facebook and Google. Whilst there, we were invited to [IDEO](https://www.ideo.com).

For those who are unaware, IDEO is a digital product design company based out in Palo Alto (amongst other places) and they are connoisseurs of human-centred design. Some examples of their ideology include:

- Employing a 96-year-old woman to design and build a range of products to support the elderly.
- Having an entire [PlayLab](http://www.ideotoylab.com/) which makes your inner child want to crash out on the beanbags and play with magic.
- Building fantastic projects such as a [sassy parking space assignment chatbot](https://www.ideo.com/blog/we-built-a-bot-to-assign-parking-spots-it-fought-back).

One thing that really stood out to me during our visit was their mantra of employee progression: **Learn-Do-Teach**. I have used it as a signpost in my own career ever since.

At its core, the idea is simple, they ask:

> For each skill that you possess, where is it on the learn-do-teach scale?

For example, a high-level snapshot of my own LDT scale at the moment:

![Learn-Do-Teach](https://thepracticaldev.s3.amazonaws.com/i/y609sjs3xjl2j2o8kzcr.png)

I know that I'm happiest when I have pending learning to supplement what I am already actively dabbling with, but it's different for everyone. There are some paradigms (such as C# .NET) that I will never feel I fully "know", but always work with and am capable of teaching aspects of...! It always depends, and it's always a fluid model - the joy of being a developer is that you can never really stop learning! <3

As we come to the close of 2018, now might be a good time to line up your own learnings or teachings. What's next for you?
Compare files and charts, detect styles in PowerPoint Slides using C# .NET API
Tags: net, comparison, api, powerpoint
Published: 2018-12-17 12:57:57

---
title: Compare files and charts, detect styles in PowerPoint Slides using C# .NET API
published: true
description: post
tags: .NET, comparison, API, PowerPoint
---

New monthly release of the document comparison .NET API includes some key enhancements and an important bug fix. With the latest release, application developers can compare charts and detect styles while working with Microsoft PowerPoint presentations within their .NET apps. A bug related to the use of auto shapes has been fixed for Slides files thus offering a refined usage experience. Comparison tester feature improvement in Microsoft Word documents is another highlight of version 18.11 of GroupDocs.Comparison for .NET API – http://bit.ly/2SRtb8s

Below code example demonstrates how you can compare two documents and save them to a single file:

        
        public static void CompareDcumentsFromStreamToOutputFile()
        {
            // Create two streams of documents
            Stream sourceStream = File.Open(Path.Combine(Common.sourcePath, Common.sourceFile), FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read);
            Stream targetStream = File.Open(Path.Combine(Common.targetPath, Common.targetFile), FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read);

            // Get instance of GroupDocs.Comparison.Comparer and call method Compare.
            GroupDocs.Comparison.Comparer comparison = Common.getComparison();
            ICompareResult result = comparison.Compare(sourceStream, targetStream, new ComparisonSettings { DeletedItemsStyle = new StyleSettings { StrikeThrough = true }, GenerateSummaryPage = true, DetailLevel = DetailLevel.Hight });

            // save result document to a file.
            result.SaveDocument(Path.Combine(Common.resultPath, Common.resultFile));

            sourceStream.Close();
            targetStream.Close();
        }

YouTube video tutorials of the GroupDocs API – http://bit.ly/2RZOfcG
link-ga.me
Tags: node, javascript, express
Published: 2018-12-17 12:52:06

---
title: link-ga.me
published: true
description: A new little website!
tags: nodejs, javascript, expressjs
---

Hello!
I've create a new little website, called link-ga.me. It's an old project I've started last year (you can find the first version on [link-ga.me](http://link-ga.me). It's a website inspired by Linkfire website but for games.

In this website, you can add some link to marketplace (like Itch.io, Newgrounds, Steam, Google Play and other), a little description, a name for your game and a picture.

All the data is store into my server in a lowdb database (it's a JSON db store localy). To create a game, you need to login with a Google account, because I don't know, for know, how to store password and login with secure data.

For tech, I use NodeJS, ExpressJS, Pug, LowDB, and Bootstrap. It's not a perfect website, maybe I can improve it (and I've to improve it), but I want to post this little news.

At the moment, the V2 is not open but maybe in one or two weeks!

Here a little demo:

![Image](https://thepracticaldev.s3.amazonaws.com/i/2vqstoccs3vk6ahzfkvu.gif)

So it's all for know. I'm not a great web developper so I use tech I've learn.

So have a nice day!
When PHP Framework Sucks Series: PHP Frameworks overview
Tags: php, webdev, beginners, discuss
Published: 2018-12-17 12:42:02

---
title: When PHP Framework Sucks Series: PHP Frameworks overview
published: true
description: I recently had the opportunity to give a talk on a conference an meetup about why PHP framework sometimes sucks.
tags: php, webdev, beginners, discuss
series: When PHP Framework Sucks
cover_image: https://thepracticaldev.s3.amazonaws.com/i/eycwqg7yhsop6oe37ek1.jpg
---
####INTRO
If you are working as a PHP software developer, there is an extremely high chance that all of your application, you’re currently working on, using frameworks of any kind.
PHP community developers of all levels worship frameworks since there are big historical and practical reasons for that.
####Historical reasons
Since early PHP versions, developers were disreputable because not everybody considered PHP as a programming language, similar like JavaScript couple of years ago. While strong type language existed decades ago, PHP continues to be soft type since now, only in version 7 basic types were introduced. There is also a matter of the fact that you can script in PHP without using a single object. 
But that opened a space for frameworks to step in and introduce themselves as a tool or standard which will shape projects, give them right and order, introduce structure and rules. 
And finally, they did. Frameworks are good examples of nice structures, using all available new features PHP offers with every version, enforcing some good practice, etc.
####Practical reasons
The framework offers a lot of common problems already solved. They offer a nice ecosystem for other developers to contribute and plug their components. There is a lot of online resources for learning and stay updated about any particular framework. Also, what every framework community tries very hard, is to make setup and usage easy.
####WHEN PHP FRAMEWORKS SUCKS
I recently had the opportunity to give a talk on a conference and one meetup about why PHP framework sometimes sucks. Sometimes things we see in framework tutorials does not seem to be very much aligned with some object-oriented standards we are striving to enforce, and with basic clean code guidelines. On the other hand, there is nothing wrong with using a framework, if you use it right. 

This article is first "pilot" article in this series, to measure how much audience on dev.to are happy to learn about this subject in blog-series format. In every new blog in this series, we will go more in-depth about every specific topic I covered during my presentation.
I'm very excited to share this knowledge, as I saw many developers suffer from bonded-to-framework disease.
{% twitter 1058306144458956800 %}
I won’t spend much time here on any particular framework discussion. This series will be just a guide how to unbind yourself from frameworks and use them as a tool, instead of being independent.
Here is the [link](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1K9nZXleJ_mV5qucQBXjjoF1vv23Hnz3sI96E9eEkgmw/edit?usp=sharing) to the presentation slides.
Live-coding Wednesdays - codewithjason
Published: 2018-12-17 11:42:55

I have always wanted to start a YouTube channel talking about coding stuff. This idea has been kept with myself for quite a few years now, until recently I decided to take the initiative and do it.

I am going to start the first series "live-coding wednesdays" on my channel. Basically I will attempt to live-code a project in an hour on every Wednesdays. The first live-coding stream is happening this Wednesday at 19:00 GMT, the topic being "Create a simple todo list with Vue.js".

{% youtube AB1LNql7pcU %}

Stay tuned and subscribe!
What if google allows to embed our emails
Tags: google, nogoogle
Published: 2018-12-17 11:35:27

---
title: What if google allows to embed our emails
published: true
description: If google (gmail) announces new feature that we can embed our email
cover_image: https://res.cloudinary.com/programmmerrushikeshcloud/image/upload/v1545046482/dev.to/gmail_embed.png
tags: google, no google
series: No Google
---

If google (gmail) announces new feature that we can embed our email ?

As sawing maximum data sharing policy by google, we can Imagine a new feature that we can share or embed our email no matter what they contains google will analyze it to provide perfect advertising.

Because gmail app for android shows advertising based on owr email's.

Comment what we can expect then.