Passwords is the crusial things to do the business communications. Sometime we don't realized when somebody has saved our password and they using it to open our email, messegers to get any info or the worst is for bad purposes. How to protect our password ?

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Passwords is the crusial things to do the business communications. Sometime we don't realized when somebody has saved our password and they using it to open our email, messegers to get any info or the worst is for bad purposes. How to protect our password ?

Simply, do not click on links in emails or on unsecured websites.  If you recieve a link in an email highlight it with your pointer and then type the web address in your browser only to the .com, .net, ect ect....  To many times unsuspecting individuals click on links that they think are from friends or from legitimate sites.  But what is important is the code that comes after the .com such as (.com/276468.69.tg/18452.57.ua)  This is a rerouted link to an IP in or on a Ukranian website.   If your seeing this symbol (%) its very likely you are being redirected.  Redirected to where is the question.  Stay safe and don't click the link.

Best regards,

Ranger

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By the way, the link regarding the facebook question was http://www.facebook.com/p.php?i=1153747530&k=YXDY4YQ23VZM5CCHY1W2QW&r&v=2

How does that look to you?

Replying to [Ranger]:Thanks for your kind informations...but I'm green hand in computer, I mean not too expert about computer.Please explain me detail about:If you recieve a link in an email highlight it with your pointer and then type the web address in your browser only to the .com, .net.......??and the symbol (%) or code that comes after the com./27646869.tg...can you give me example?How about our messeger password,how to protect it?My friend said his password has stealed when chat with the hacker it self..I don't know about it's true or not...coz I really don't know ..

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By the way, the link regarding the facebook question was http://www.facebook.com/p.php?i=1153747530&k=YXDY4YQ23VZM5CCHY1W2QW&r&v=2


How does that look to you?

Uwe, simply put (p.php?) in your search engine window without the brackets.  That was the excution code for the hijack of the link. 

Ranger

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Replying to [Ranger]:Thanks for your kind informations...but I'm green hand in computer, I mean not too expert about computer.Please explain me detail about:If you recieve a link in an email highlight it with your pointer and then type the web address in your browser only to the .com, .net.......??and the symbol (%) or code that comes after the com./27646869.tg...can you give me example?How about our messeger password,how to protect it?My friend said his password has stealed when chat with the hacker it self..I don't know about it's true or not...coz I really don't know ..

When you are in your messanger do not accept files and do not click any hyper-links.  I'll give you an example:

Check out Google

Click the link above.  Where did you actually get taken to?  Did you go where you thought you were going?

Ranger

 

 

 

Replying to [Ranger]:

Thanks Michael, will keep that in mind. Then other dirty trick they use is the % sign, right?

Replying to [germex]:Hello Germex...please could you give me the example of %sign?Thanks a lot

Replying to [davindo]:

Michael mentioned that somewhere, but can't remember where. Maybe he reads your post and gives you the answer.

Replying to [davindo]:
using different types of words like combination of CAPITALS and small letters and NUMBERS are strong sense of password and please do keep changing weekwise or monthwise so that people cant guess the actual things when they use social hackings or even its useful if you do not update from the linked site sent to you to update details you rather go to actual original website and log in there to save yourself from being hacked.

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Thanks Michael, will keep that in mind. Then other dirty trick they use is the % sign, right?

Yes Uwe the % symbol is a redirect