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1/13/2016

Mobile Radiation and Prevention

The type of radiation emitted from mobile phones is electromagnetic radiation. It's present in mobiles because they use radio frequency (RF) waves to make and receive calls. Mobile phone radiation doses are considered to be very small as the emissions are low power.

Is there a Danger

Despite extensive research on the subject, there has been no conclusive evidence that using a mobile phone causes long term harmful effects in humans. Studies have shown that exposure to the RF waves emitted from mobiles can cause:

Slightly raised blood pressure at the time of use, pressure returning to normal when use is stopped
Direct brain warming after prolonged use, which disperses as soon as you stop using your phone and causes no harm
Mild fatigue after prolonged use

Reduce exposure to phone radiation

Simple precautions to reduce the levels of radiation you absorb from using your phone include:

Moving your phone 20 cm away from your head reduces radiation doses by about 98%. So instead of placing it under your pillow when going to bed, leave the phone at a bedside table.
Hands free headsets dramatically reduce radiation emissions into the brain
Try not to chat for hours on end or, if you must, get a hands free kit
There are a few devices on the market that you can fit to your phone that reduce the emissions of radiation or allow the body to neutralise the effects, but beware of over-hyped promotions by these manufacturers using scare tactics to market their products.
It's always sensible to take precautions where children are concerned as their developing brains and bodies are far more susceptible to radiation effects than adults, absorbing radiation at three times an adult's rate.

8/25/2013

What is Doxing and How it is Done?

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What Doxing?

Doxing simply refers to the process of collection or derive other information such as name, age, email address, phone number, photographs, etc. using publicly available sources such as the Internet. In other words, is doxing act of using the Internet to search for personal information about a person.
Doxing done by taking a piece of information (eg, "name" or "email address") and keep it as a base to explore other possible details about the person. The term "doxing" is derived from the word "document tracking" which means to retrieve documents about a person or corporation to learn more about them.

Technical Doxing:

Today, the Internet has become such a dimension that contains almost all the information you ever imagined! All you have to do is use the right technique to find what you want to. Here is a list of the most common techniques used by Internet geeks and ethical hackers doxing:

Using Google:

Google is undoubtedly a powerful tool which plays a key role in doxing. Because Google indexes almost anything on the Internet (even private data), it is possible to dox for details email id, address, phone number and photographs of a person or business . When you get the search results for your query, consider carefully the description section, which in most cases contains the type of information you are looking for.

Social Networking Sites:

Like most Internet users were found to be active on social media, social networks such as Facebook and LinkedIn provides a virtual gold mine of information necessary to perform doxing. Since most users are not aware of the problems of online security, privacy settings on their profile low. This makes it easier for attackers to gain access to personal information such as photos, name, location, job, partner's name, etc.

Reverse cell phone search:

A "Reverse Cell Phone Lookup" is simply a process of finding someone's personal data such as name, age, address and related information using their mobile phone number and vice versa. Exist Many online services that are in this directory a cell phone that provides access to personal information about a particular person based on his / her phone, name and e-mail ID.

Who is searches:

If a person or company has a website (or domain names) associated with them, you can easily search "whois" on their web site for personal information such as name, address, email address or phone number. Just visit whois.domaintools.com and enter the domain you want to make a whois search. It will all the details associated with the domain name.

Why would anyone want to wear Doxing?

Most people make doxing of general curiosity about a person or a company. But there are some bad thoughts out there who do this for the purpose of extortion or revenge by exposing the information they have gathered about the person.

What are the consequences of Doxing?

It can be irritating and embarrassing when private information falling into the hands of people who are not meant to have access to this information. However, it can get even worse if doxed information such as the activities of a social person, medical history, sexual orientation and other essential information published. This can be a serious threat to health, livelihood or relationship to the victim.

Measures to protect you against Doxing:

Here are some of the most frequently targeted pieces of information that can be easily obtained by doxing:

• Full name
• Age, sex and date of birth
• Place of birth
• The e-mail addresses and user names
• Phone number
• profiles of social networks, websites and blogs

So it's always a good idea to keep the parts above the hidden information. Although it is not possible to do it anyway, you can always take care to protect as much information as possible to go public. You can consider the following additional tips for extra protection.

Doxing a crime?

Doxing is certainly not a crime when used in ethical standards and no harm to anyone. But if doxing causing intentional damage, such as harassment, blackmail or revenge, it may very well be considered a crime.

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