Showing posts with label hacked. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hacked. Show all posts

Saturday, June 07, 2014

Gooveshark is offline

To those of you who landed here from a search for why Grooveshark, or in relation to my previous Tech Wars article about Grooveshark. The popular music streaming service is facing downtime. The company has offered no comment on what went wrong, but has simply said they will be performing maintenance for a few days. However, according to a few pages that flashed on my screen before it attempted to load Grooveshark, It appears the site is trying to block itself from a DDoS attack. Several pages with the CloudFlare logo showed some text about a DDoS filter (I didn't have time to read it all). Anyways this information is not official. I have no data proving that Grooveshark got hacked or anything. This is just merely an explanation of why Grooveshark is down.

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Wednesday, June 04, 2014

Wireless Network Watcher - Who's on my network?

Have you ever suspected that your Wi-Fi has been hacked and someone is eating up your precious bandwidth? Tracking down the culprit in person may be difficult and awkward, but simply banning them using Wireless Network Watcher is a piece of cake. WNW is an actively developed program by NirSoft that was developed with the specific intention of showing information about clients on your Wi-Fi network. You can get it for free from http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/wireless_network_watcher.html. Once you run it you can see a breakdown of all clients on a network. When you find the culprit, you can copy the IP address and put it on your router's blacklist (see the instruction manual that came with your router for more details). While being a relatively simple program, it has powerful capabilities to look up detailed information about other users on a network. This is also a great program to add to your emergency tech toolkit. If you download the .zip instead of the .exe, you can extract the program to a flash drive, so it's ready to go when your network goes out.

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