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• Example: Flag: speaker does not

  I have hp laptop suddenly speakers are not working but headphones are working

  could help me or not

• Example: Flag: no sound

  The message is IDTNGUI.exe stopped working.  What should I do to solve this problem, as I have no sound from the computer HP Pavilion?

  When a help request, you must always include the make and model (e.g., p6-xxxx) of the computer or the monitor. This information is necessary for us to review the specifications for them.  I think that you need to reinstall the audio driver.  Once I have the model of the computer, I'll help you further.

• Example: Flag 23 q119: I tried a mini-keyboard HI and want to go back to the hp wireless keyboard

  I tried a rii Mini keyboard and want to go back to hp wireless keyboard on my in a pc in a single

  Thanks for the suggestion, but no, I had tried that and anything I could think, nothing helps.  Eventually contcted Support HP and they were great. Has taken control of my machine and solved the problem by reinstalling the keyboard driver.

• Virtual keyboard hides part of the change to the field

  Hello

  I have a labelfield, field change and a button that are centered aligned vertically. The three fields, I added in a Verticalfield Manager which is then added to a horizontal region Manager. And finally the HFM is added to an another value for money. Now in the 9800 device or curve 9380, I noticed that when I touch the edit field, virtual keyboard is coming. And he hides the field partially change.

  I want to move things to the top when the virtual keyboard appeared. How can I do. My code is here:

         HorizontalFieldManager hfm = new HorizontalFieldManager();
          VerticalFieldManager vfmComponent = new VerticalFieldManager(USE_ALL_WIDTH);
          vfmComponent.add(lfServerUrl);
          vfmComponent.add(mEfURL);
          vfmComponent.add(mBtnSave);
          hfm.add(vfmComponent);
          int topEmptySpace = (Display.getHeight() - (Bitmap.getBitmapResource(mStrTopBar).getHeight() + hfm.getPreferredHeight() + 25)) / 2;
          hfm.setMargin(topEmptySpace, 0, 0, 0);
          VerticalFieldManager vfmMain = new VerticalFieldManager(VERTICAL_SCROLL| NO_HORIZONTAL_SCROLL );
          vfmMain.add(hfm);
          add(vfmMain);
  

  Help, please.

  When you start to need as many managers to get the look you want, then you know that you should really create your own Manager.

  These two should help you to do:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/how-to-extend-Manager/Ta-p/446749

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/create-a-custom-layout-manager-for-a-screen/...

  For example, I hacked together a "centeringManager" and the screen, which should do what you want.  But please use this as a reference sample, understand what he does and maybe even improve it.

  In production code, I would really remove the centeredManager and centering Manager across all fields and place them, but then you must code a manager which includes margins, which would confuse the point of this example - as a basic implementation of a Manager.

  Hope it's what you want.

  public final class CenteringScreen extends MainScreen {
  
      /**
       * verticallyCenteringManager takes one Field and positions it
       * centered in the space it has.
       */
      VerticalFieldManager centeringManager = new VerticalFieldManager() {
          protected void sublayout(int maxWidth, int maxHeight) {
              if ( this.getFieldCount() > 1 ) {
                  throw new RuntimeException("Expecting only one Field or Manager to be added");
              }
              if ( this.getFieldCount() == 1 ) {
                  Field f = this.getField(0);
                  layoutChild(f, maxWidth, maxHeight);
                  int requiredTopMargin = (maxHeight - f.getHeight())/2;
                  int requiredLeftMargin = (maxWidth - f.getWidth())/2;
                  setPositionChild(f, requiredLeftMargin, requiredTopMargin);
                  setExtent(maxWidth, maxHeight);
              } else {
                  setExtent(0, 0);
              }
          }
      };
  
      /**
       * Fields added to centeredManager will be displayed 'centered' vertically
       * regardless of orientation of screen and presence or absence
       * of virtual keyboard
       */
      VerticalFieldManager centeredManager = new VerticalFieldManager(VerticalFieldManager.VERTICAL_SCROLL | VerticalFieldManager.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR);
  
      // Sample Fields to be added
      ButtonField sampleButton = new ButtonField("Button", ButtonField.FIELD_HCENTER);
      LabelField sampleLabel = new LabelField("Label", LabelField.FIELD_HCENTER);
      BasicEditField sampleBef = new BasicEditField("Text", "", 255, BasicEditField.FIELD_HCENTER);
  
      public CenteringScreen() {        
  
          super(Manager.NO_VERTICAL_SCROLL); // very important
          // The NO_VERTICAL_SCROLL means that the only Manager added to this Screen - centeringManager -
          // will be given as its maxHeight, the available screen height, regardless of
          // orientation or whether there is a virtual keyboard displayed
  
          // add Fields to centeredManager
          centeredManager.add(sampleButton);
          centeredManager.add(sampleLabel);
          centeredManager.add(sampleBef);
          centeringManager.add(centeredManager);
          this.add(centeringManager);
  
      }
  
  }
  

• VPN and RIP

  What is the advantage of a vpn to the same location and rip runing? It is even recommended?

  Hi Manny,

  RIP and VPN are not collateral at all.

  1. RIP will serve to make connectivity with the remote site, share the routing so that the remote site can come and browse your shared network etc.
  2. VPN technology will not work unless you have a connectivity with the remote site, it is not used to make connectivity, that is to say if you want to build the VPN tunnel between two sites so these sites should be able to talk them through static or dynamic routing.
  3. Now, the VPN is used to encrypt the traffic on internet, so say for example if you have two sites with full connectivity and you want to send a few doc on remote site, without VPN, he will go plain text across the internet or ISP routers and anyone on the way, say, for example, a hacker can read what you send , but if you use VPN all of this information will be encrypted and no one can tell what's in the package, even if they hack.

  So to sum it all, static RIP, EIGRP, BGP routes are used for connectivity and VPN wrinkles on the already existing connectivity to connect remote sites in a secure way.

  Parminder Sian

• LR to read the metadata of the file, automatically or manually all the configuration files

  Hello

  I would like to know how to configure LR for the following use cases:

  1. Read the metadata from all the photo files once.
  2. Always read all files, so "to start" stage, on a regular or - ideally - on basis of evolution into a file.

  I already know how to "read metadata" for individual or selected, files but my questions are in regards to pictures of my catalog.

  Another way to look at this is: how to select all the images? Is it possible to say to LR to read the metadata for the selected images and apply "import disc settings' as the default for conflicts?

  I don't understand what some of the implications of are, as a decline in performance in the section files/XMP metadata are only a subset of the LR metadata keeps in the catalog, for example flags, the collection members, develop the story, etc. are all not stored in XMP as I understand it - and it's good for me.

  All my files are JPG or TIFF, so the XMP section is contained in the files, not in separate sidecar XMP files. On my file system my photos are usually organized in a folder structure as follows: J:\Pictures\Year\Month\Event.

  Thank you very much!

  Stefan

  1. Select all Photos (click on all of the photographs, turn off filters, expand all the batteries, then Ctrl + A) then the metadata-> read metadata from files

  2. cannot be done. Reading metadata from files must be started manually.

• The supersaturation

  I learned from a couple of pro photographers on a site I frequent that my photos are generally oversaturated.  I have 10 PSE and almost always make the following changes:

  -using the quick selection, do an Auto setting, then increase the shadows, highlights and the means to highlight more than definition

  -l' use of Full, do an auto levels, sometimes an automatic Color Correction (based on what it looks like), and finally do a little sharpness with the Unsharp mask

  Rarely I adjust (increase) the saturation more precisely.  So my questions are:

  (1) I think I have a general idea when photos are too saturated, but what precisely you want to indicate that they are?

  (2) change PES modification I do above implicitly saturation?  If so, how can I change my changes so as not to over saturate?

  (3) can you take a look at some of my photos and give me your opinion as to whether they are too saturated?  The first photo of the Butterfly in the photo gallery has been specifically adjusted for saturation, but most of the others were not.

  http://www.Flickr.com/photos/98772145@N05/

  Thank you.

  I see the same thing if I change the image of fox for example in the same way that you specified, even if this particular image does not need, well done, in my opinion, and so the Supersaturation is less than others.

  I think you're on the right track by saying things quick fix, because these reduce the overall dynamic range more than a little and accentuate the saturation slightly the net effect is a mismatch against nature between the overall contrast and saturation.  If you reduce the contrast in a scene that colors are also silent, but with your multiple iterations of patches the opposite occurs normally.

  The other comment is that the sharpness is applied to things that don't deserve, especially noise, and how you reduce this is to increase the threshold a bit to avoid areas with no sharpening edges.  I saw that on fox's photo, a threshold of about 15 looked good, which sharpens the reflection in the eye and some of the fur that is in discussion, but leaves the noisy areas out-of-focus only.

  You asked what you could do different and I have two approaches to give, which none use Quick or Auto fixes and actually less Act.  First is to use levels and dark/light tones that are both in virtue of strengthening / adjust the lighting.  The third option in this menu is brightness/contrast, but the image of Fox was almost okay so didn't really need any of that.  Here are screenshots of the menu items and the adjustments I made to your photo to use:

  

  First of all, I used levels to adjust the point black 12 which was where the histogram ran out of values at the end then augmented and lower overall brightness by using the gamma slider to where it looked ok, but not too bright.  In this example, I used 1.20.  With another type of photo, you may need to move the point where the histogram has lack of values of the white light side, this picture was pure white already in it, so it was not necessary.  The auto levels command does the black and white point adjustments, but he's exaggerating them a little so I like to use the levels of black and white point sliders to be more precise:

  

  Then, I liked how you made out a little more in detail in the highlights, so used the shadows / highlights to compress the light values slightly and also used the contrast in the midtones to give the image a little more pop textures:

  

  None of this has significantly increased the saturation or compressed dynamic range both to make things seem unnatural.

  I left your sharpening except by using a threshold of 15 as I have said, above.  This image was rather blurry, so he probably needs more attention sharpening using different rays and perhaps another sharpening tool, but I didn't want to spend time with the most obvious problem at hand being supersaturation.

  --

  The second technique, which is a bit more radical but more useful in my opinion, is to open the JPG file in the Camera Raw plugin, although it is not not a raw format file.  This has the advantage of having all toning available cursors at the same time without having to go though various menus and buttons to find each small set of adjustments and self as just a button to click, although usually I support most of what the car has decided for me but it's always something quick to try at first.  There is also better sharpening and noise reduction.

  OK, to open a non - raw in the Camera Raw plugin file, you can use file / open as... After choosing the image, set the on Camera Raw File Type, and then click Open:

  

  Here is your original image open in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) with all the toning settings to zero:

  

  Here's how I adjusted the toning sliders.  I had first you click on Auto and didn't like how it was too dark, so I only left blacks to + 1 and reset or adjusted everything else.  The overall picture seems a bit dark for me, so I increased the exposure of half-one-stop, but who washed points out so I composed their return by setting highlights - 87, so there was some details in the rock of fur and prominent Chin.  Finally, I increased the clarity, who spent the contrast of textures, and finally I added a tiny bit of shine.  If I adjusted the blackopint not bad, then that could have saturated everything, and I could have approached that simply by setting the brightness or Saturation on a slightly negative value.  I also love a little extra color in my treatment, so a slight bit of added Vibrance seemed good to me.  The Vibrance slider is different from Saturation in that he is not pushing skin (reds, oranges, yellows) as much as the Green and blue tones, so that it works to enhance the color in pictures people without exaggerating their skin.  I put the original right on the same line is easier to compare:

  

  In addition toning you can detail adjustment, which involves sharpening and noise reduction.  Here is the part of the face of the image initially treated 100% if you click on it.  The first thing you will notice is that all the grainy noise is sharp, even in areas that are vague or blurred by camera from left to right movement and the other thing to notice is the Green and especially of color reddish-purple color noise spots which not quite all were removed in camera :

  

  Here are the settings sharpness and noise reduction, that I moved after a few minutes:

  

  The main thing to note is that the only sharp parts are those that have relatively strong details, the reflection in the eyes and fur on their side of the eyes and a little mustache.  The rest is mostly out of focus.  For a better shot, without camera movements, sharpening could be quite different.  How I didn't realize that sharpen the edges that where relatively already sharp and ignoring the noise and other out-of-focus areas was with the sharpness masking, parameter, which in this case is 77. It's a bit like the setting of the sharpness in regular emphasis to post-secondary studies, but there a way to define visually, holding the key Alt dragging the cursor hide back and forth until the boldest edges are given key:

  

  I see in this screenshot that I got the retail value of 5 slider, which was probably better than the 25 that I used in the screenshot above.  The other thing to notice is the Luminance and color noise reduction sliders are set to reduce the tiny specs of noise and green/purple stains.

  One thing I have to mention about the use of that Camera Raw, it's I think PSE10 you can update to version the most recent can be 6.7 cab which will not have the same set of sliders tonic as in my example - I hacked a 7.1 beta plugin to use with it to get the new sliders, but normally you would have those available in the PSE10 I don't think.  You must use PSE11 or better yet, wait for the PSE12 that comes out in another week or two.

  This new method of toning and detail adjustment works well with the images one by one via file / open, but isn't this effective ot use for many images.  The best thing for what isn't expensive Photoshop would be to get Lightroom, which has these same settings but also optimized to work with dozens, hundreds or even more images from a photoshoot.  The other advantage of Lightroom, you can use a wide range of filters and brushes that are limited to the version hosted by elements of the Camera Raw plugin.

  Remember when I said I thought the overall image of the fox was too dark, that is really happening is the Fox is too dark and I could care rocks and other elements of the background is not important.  Here is a version of the same image of Fox using radial filter of Lightroom to darken the area then the Fox is more important.  One without darkening radial filter is right:

  

  Lightroom is currently on sale for $129.99 and upgrades are $79.99 with a free trial 30 days available for download, if you want to try it:

  http://www.Adobe.com/Lightroom/

• How can I change my default import location permanently in LR 3.5

  I'm changing my default import on my MAC Pro Tower location, one of the internal HD I have named the HD Photo place and have created a folder that he called «My Photos Lightroom»  I could create this, but seems unable to make my default when I open LR 3.5 ber.  I have to go and change it manually.  Is it possible that this can be changed to make it my default?

  Thank you.

  Yes you can.

  In the dialog box import on the right side in the Panel, select . Then select the folder you want to import, and import some images.

  Normally LR "remembers" this setting, it should be present when you open the import next time dialog box.

  But you can also create a "Preset Import". In the import dialog box, choose and select all the parameters you want applied when importing (for example, flags, keywords, develop Presets and file to import in). Then at the bottom of the dialog box import - somehow in the centre - there's a dark bar named 'Import Preset'. Click on the small triangle at the right end of the dark bar and save your settings as a new Preset to import. Every time that you open the import dialog box you can apply all the settings in one click - simply select your Preset import created.

  WW

• How do I configure HTTPOnly and SECURE FLAG for session cookies

  Hi all

  To solve some problems of vulnerability (found in ethical hacking, penetration testing) I need to implement session cookies (CFID, CFTOKEN, JSESSIONID) with 'HTTPOnly' (so don't not to access any other HTTP APIs rather than Javascript). Also, I need to set up a 'secure flag' for these session cookies.

  I found the solutions below.

  To implement the HTTPOnly for session cookies.

  1] in application.cfc, we can do this using the code below. "Or we can do it in the side admin CF under the server settings ' memory Variables

  This.sessioncookie.HttpOnly = true;

  To set up the course indicator for session cookies.

  [2] in application.cfc, we can do this using the code below. "Or we can do it in the side admin CF under the server settings ' memory Variables

  This.sessioncookie.Secure = 'true '.

  Here's my question, how we can do the same thing in Application.cfm? (I use ColdFusion version 10). I know we can do using the code below, incase of HTTPOnly (for example).

  < cfapplication setclientcookies = "false" sessionmanagement = "true" name = "test" >

  < cfif NOT IsDefined ("cookie.cfid") or NOT IsDefined("cookie.cftoken") or cookie.cftoken IS NOT a meeting. CFToken >

  < name cfheader = "Set-Cookie" value = "CFID is #session. CFID #; path = /; HTTPOnly">

  < name cfheader = "Set-Cookie" value = "CFTOKEN is #session. CFTOKEN #; path = /; HTTPOnly">

  < / cfif >

  But in the code above "setclientcookies' has been set to"false ". In my application (it is an existing application) that has already been set to 'true '. If I change this to 'false' as mentioned in the above code then ColdFusion will not automatically send the CFID and CFTOKEN cookies to the client browser, and we need to manually code CFID and CFTOKEN on the URL for each page that uses the Session. Right?. And it's headaches. Right?. Or any other way to do it.

  Your timely help is well appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  As I said earlier, the file I modified was {CF_INSTALLATION}\cfusion\runtime\conf\web.xml. This translates on Windows as C:\ColdFusion11\cfusion\runtime\conf\web.xml.

  Apparently, there could be another difference between your system and mine. I have just one instance. If you have 2 or more instances, it could be that the file you have to change is \WEB-INF\web.xml in the particular instance directory. This is the servlet configuration settings which you can test safely (after backing up your files, of course).

• Could have been hacked.  Guy got in the Terminal

  Hello.  Dear old dad, 81, called what he had thought was Netflix... it wasn't.  My gut tells me that this is a fraudulent site.  CreticWorld.com

  The deal was this: the 'helper' find stuff very bad on the site of my father and offered to fix it for $400.  I imagine that they are preparing to ask on his credit card to pay for it.

  The "helper" had my father to connect through a kind of thing LOGMEIN.

  There send my father.

  I don't THINK that there ID apple of my father or master password for the computer.

  I ran Malwarebites Anti Malware app... He found nothing.

  There is no "updates" in the app store.

  10.10.5 MacbookPro system

  I will paste the report between the terminals below.  In the end, he has a few scary phrases like

  • Email compromised

  • Worm found

  • compromised network

  But... There's a funky spelling.

  1. advice?  I am panic that my dad's computer is hacked, and they will get its passwords, bank accounts, credit cards, etc.

  2. what would you do?

  3. grateful for any advice.

  Pasted below is the Terminal Server session.  I don't know if it's true, if it is stuck in the terminal of dad to freak him out?  You can if the Terminal Server Session is real?  What this means?  No idea if it is valid and hope a pro Terminal would give him a glance.

  Brad in Denver

  Last login: Fri Aug 1 14:18:24 on console

  Robert-*-MacBook: ~ robert * $ security sca

  Security: unknown command 'sca '.

  Robert-*-MacBook: ~ robert * email: * gmail.com $

  -bash: email: * gmail.com: command not found

  Robert-*-MacBook: ~ robert * $ netstat

  Active Internet connections

  Proto Recv-Q Send-Q local address address abroad (State)

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.21.61271 0 mcs6-1 - isp2.bgl... trivn ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.21.61270 0 mcs7-1 - isp2.bgl... trivn ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.21.61269 0 mcs6-1 - isp1.bgl... trivn ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 1807 192.168.1.21.61268 mcs6-1 - isp2.bgl... trivn ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.21.61267 0 egw1.express.got.trivn ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.21.61208 0 162.125.32.129.https ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.21.61175 0 den03s09-in-f14... https ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 31 0 192.168.1.21.61157 CLOSE_WAIT Server-216-137 - 4.https

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.21.60970 0 4.53.54.157.https ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.21.60916 0 CLOSE_WAIT ec2-52-7-106 - 188.https

  tcp4 31 0 192.168.1.21.60908 45.58.75.161.https CLOSE_WAIT

  tcp4 31 0 192.168.1.21.60850 d.v.dropbox.com.https CLOSE_WAIT

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.21.60791 0 is to say-f108.1e100.imaps ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.21.58983 0 216.52.233.177.http ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.21.56796 0 108.177.10.109.imaps ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 0 localhost.6263 localhost.55436 ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 0 localhost.55436 localhost.6263 ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.21.55412 0 ESTABLISHED 17.249.204.18.5223

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.21.55410 0 ESTABLISHED 17.172.238.201.5223

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.5.55397 0 74.125.126.108.imaps ESTABLISHED

  tcp6 0 0 2601:282:780:371.55048 2607:f8b0:4001:c.imaps ESTABLISHED

  tcp6 0 0 io 2601:282:780:371.54741 - in - x6d.1e100... IMAPS ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 192.168.1.5.49579 0 CLOSE_WAIT ir - to - f108.1e100.imaps

  tcp4 31 0 192.168.1.5.49549 client.v.dropbox.https CLOSE_WAIT

  tcp4 0 0 localhost.49153 localhost.1023 ESTABLISHED

  tcp4 0 0 localhost.1023 localhost.49153 ESTABLISHED

  udp4 0 192.168.1.21.ntp 0 *. *

  udp6 0 *.58761 0 *. *

  udp4 0 *.58761 0 *. *

  udp46      0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4 0 0 all - systems.mcas.5350 *. *

  udp46      0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp6 0 0 robert - montgomer.ntp *. *

  udp46      0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp46      0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4 0 *.acmsoda 0 *. *

  udp4 0 *.ssdp 0 *. *

  udp4 0 0 * .fjicl-pet-a *. *

  udp46      0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4 0 *.17500 0 *. *

  udp46      0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp46      0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4 0 *.54457 0 *. *

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  228 udp4 0 *.vce *. *

  udp6 0 0 robert - montgomer.ntp *. *

  udp6 0 0 fe80::1%lo0.ntp *. *

  udp4 0 localhost.ntp 0 *. *

  udp6 0 localhost.ntp 0 *. *

  udp6       0      0  *.ntp                  *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.ntp                  *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp46      0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4 0 *.kerberos 0 *. *

  udp6 0 *.kerberos 0 *. *

  udp6 0 *.mdns 0 *. *

  udp4 0 *.mdns 0 *. *

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  udp4 0 0 * .netbios-ns *. *

  udp4 0 0 * .netbios-cmd *. *

  Connections Internet Multipath active

  Local address abroad proto/ID flags (State)

  icm6       0      0  *.*                    *.*

  Active LOCAL sockets (UNIX)

  Address Type Recv-Q Send-Q Inode Conn Refs Nextref ADR

  flow 8f2638df966c6e01 0 0 0 8f2638df9ac951e9 0/var/run/mDNSResponder 0

  flow 8f2638df9ac951e9 0 0 0 8f2638df966c6e01 0 0

  flow 8f2638df9ac943d9 0 0 0 0 0 0

  flow 8f2638df9ac955d1 0 0 0 0 0 0 /var/tmp/LogMeIn/Guards/.strmLogMeIn_AVMan

  flow 8f2638df95393ed1 0 8f2638dfa39000f9 0 0 0 0 /var/tmp/LogMeIn/Guards/.strmLogMeIn_AVMan

  flow 8f2638df9ac95699 0 8f2638dfa381fd39 0 0 0 0 /var/tmp/LogMeIn/Guards/.strmLogMeIn_AVMan

  flow 8f2638df994f4f99 0 0 0 8f2638df9ac94631 0 0

  flow 8f2638df9ac94631 0 0 0 8f2638df994f4f99 0 0

  flow 8f2638df994f38f1 0 8f2638df92b84799 0 0 0 0/var/folders/d0/njyxhryn72s1x9f5zqvr4dj80000gn/T/ics3677

  flow 8f2638df994f4701 0 0 0 8f2638df994f47c9 0/var/run/mDNSResponder 0

  flow 8f2638df994f47c9 0 0 0 8f2638df994f4701 0 0

  flow 8f2638df994f4891 0 0 0 8f2638df994f4959 0/var/run/mDNSResponder 0

  flow 8f2638df994f4959 0 0 0 8f2638df994f4891 0 0

  flow 8f2638df994f4a21 0 0 0 8f2638df994f4ae9 0/var/run/mDNSResponder 0

  flow 8f2638df994f4ae9 0 0 0 8f2638df994f4a21 0 0

  flow 8f2638df994f4bb1 0 0 0 8f2638df994f4c79 0/var/run/mDNSResponder 0

  flow 8f2638df994f4c79 0 0 0 8f2638df994f4bb1 0 0

  flow 8f2638df95393e09 0 0 0 0 0 0

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  8f2638df9107b2b9 dgram 0 0 8f2638df910515b9 0 8f2638df966c7b49 0/private / / var/run/syslog

  Control registered kernel modules

  flags pcbcount rcvbuf sndbuf name identity

  1 9 0 131072 8192 com.apple.flow - divert

  2 1 1 16384 2048 com.apple.nke.sockwall

  3 9 0 524288 524288 com.apple.content - filter

  4 9 0 8192 2048 com.apple.packet - mangler

  5 1 1 65536 65536 com.apple.net.necp_control

  6 9 0 524288 524288 com.apple.net.utun_control

  7 1 0 65536 65536 com.apple.net.ipsec_control

  8 0 17 8192 2048 com.apple.netsrc

  9 18 0 8192 2048 com.apple.network.statistics

  a 5 0 8192 2048 com.apple.network.tcp_ccdebug

  Event active kernel Sockets

  Proto Recv-Q Send-Q vendor class Subcla

  kevt 0 0 1 6 1

  kevt 0 0 1 6 1

  kevt 0 0 1 6 1

  kevt 0 0 1 1 2

  kevt 0 0 1 6 1

  kevt 0 0 1 6 1

  kevt 0 0 1 6 1

  kevt 0 0 1 6 1

  kevt 0 0 1 6 1

  kevt 0 0 1 1 2

  kevt 0 0 1 6 1

  kevt 0 0 1 1 10

  kevt 0 0 1001 5 11

  kevt 0 0 1 1 1

  kevt 0 0 1 1 2

  kevt 0 0 1 6 1

  kevt 0 0 1 1 0

  Takeovers of active nucleus

  Name identity, unit of Proto Recv-Q Send-Q

  KCTL 0 0 1 2 com.apple.nke.sockwall

  KCTL 0 0 1 5 com.apple.net.necp_control

  KCTL 0 0 1 8 com.apple.netsrc

  KCTL 0 0 2 8 com.apple.netsrc

  KCTL 0 0 3 8 com.apple.netsrc

  KCTL 0 0 4 8 com.apple.netsrc

  KCTL 0 0 5 8 com.apple.netsrc

  KCTL 0 0 6 8 com.apple.netsrc

  KCTL 0 0 7 8 com.apple.netsrc

  KCTL 0 0 8 8 com.apple.netsrc

  KCTL 0 0 9 8 com.apple.netsrc

  KCTL 0 0 10 8 com.apple.netsrc

  KCTL 0 0 11 8 com.apple.netsrc

  com.Apple.netsrc 0 0 12 8 kctl

  KCTL 0 0 13 8 com.apple.netsrc

  com.Apple.netsrc 0 0 15 8 kctl

  KCTL 0 0 16 8 com.apple.netsrc

  KCTL 0 0 17 8 com.apple.netsrc

  KCTL 0 0 18 8 com.apple.netsrc

  Robert-*-MacBook: ~ robert * l:l:l:lovati $

  -bash: l:l:l:lovati: command not found

  Robert-*-MacBook: ~ robert * $

  Robert-*-MacBook: ~ robert * $ place: Japan

  -bash: location: Japan: command not found

  Robert-*-MacBook: ~ robert * $ identity is stolen

  -bash: identity: command not found

  Robert-*-MacBook: ~ robert * $ nnnwtwoek is compromised

  -bash: nnnwtwoek: command not found

  Robert-*-MacBook: ~ robert * $ email is compromised

  -bash: E-mail: command not found

  Robert-*-MacBook: ~ robert * worm $ found

  -bash: worm: command not found

  Robert-*-MacBook: ~ robert * koobdace $ found

  -bash: koobdace: command not found

  Robert-*-MacBook: ~ robert * $

  < email and personal information under the direction of the host >

  Wipe the HARD drive and reinstall the OS x.  If you have the time Machine, you can reinstall everything using an installation date before the intrusion.

  Change all passwords and connect with all financial institutions for new cards.

  You must assume the worst to protect you.

  Ciao.

• My Macbook Pro has been hacked by trolls - how to secure my computer? How can I get rid of the trolls?

  My Macbook Pro has been hijacked by trolls in my country of origin of Western Australia - how to secure my computer? How can I get rid of the trolls? All boards of the community would be welcome. For example, I know that trolls are and why they do it, but the police are interested in these "questions"?

  Just what evidence do you have that yo have been hacked?

  Viruses, Trojans, Malware - and other aspects of Internet Security

  https://discussions.Apple.com/docs/doc-8573

  Effective defenses against software malware and other threats

  https://discussions.Apple.com/docs/doc-8841

• When you use FF/Win7/64HomePremium, I've been HACKED and StartScreen has been rigged and frozen, so the Win was "wiped OUT", then it was I.E.11+Win7/64Ult. : Prior FFprofile is?

  When you use FF/Win7/64HomePremium, I followed my Hacker & sent him a msg: "Tsk, tsk-Hacking'sBadKarma! ' and it made him angry then he faked and froze my StartScreen so a"RESTful"local (who is a drunk)"WIPED"Windows, then - with/without wonder - set I.E.11withWin7/64Ultimate; my backup had not worked since the 5/13 (pirate-at-work?), so can I recover prior FF profile now that I have FF back?

  Hi RingTailFox...

  He seems to have been a rather unhappy and unfortunate episode.

  It is quite difficult to imagine exactly what can happen in the scenario you describe, but it seems unlikely that you'll get everything back.

  Perhaps in the future we must learn some of the basics related to backup and restore operating systems Windows yourself. Is not this forum but see for example

  • http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-GB/Windows7/products/features/backup-and-restore
  • http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/1838/using-backup-and-restore-in-Windows-7/

  The Firefox profile may be saved to see

  • Backup and restore Firefox profiles information
  • Also the bookmarks can be saved restore bookmarks from a backup or move them to another computer
  • In some cases, files and folders can be recovered with the special utility programs or the operating system. If your system has been annihilated there is little that you will be able to do.
  • Firefox sync can help if you have used this and had a second device, yet likely to apply in your case.

  You mentioned

   my back-up hadn't worked since 5/13 
  

  What kind of backup is what can you explain more IF you think that you still have it and it is relevant.

• Problem with hp hack attacks

  I have a question where a hacker uses HP drivers installation files of windows to do the following:
  Entry is gained by feeding information to the windows clock a small hp.cat file that creates a user and privileges.  Once in the pirate will set up a device to print either the status bar that is not used by your current printer, such as tray 2 or the duplex unit. Using the device virtual hp they created will send copies of all printed to your printer to an somewhere free email account like yahoo to your next connection.  For example, if the mail is a yahoo account, they will have a cookie in your browser whenever you reboot the computer for yahoo and when you have internet access will check the time on your machine and synchronize the data.  I struggled with these pirates for about 3 months and when I work to keep their they load my computer by viruses, bot and same programs encrypted drives on machines.  Immediately after their withdrawal from the first time they have used the clock to import and execute a bios.inf that erases all the data of your license, then from a command prompt will all the rollback windows updates. The latest drivers are the drivers of hp officejet 7300 +.  I've seen other hp drivers used to create virtual devices of fat the next time too.  Has anyone seen elsewhere this type of activity and is there a protection?  Firewalls offer no protection nor spyware program since the script also creates a vpn, then they activity is regarded as being on the local network.
  Any suggestion would be appreciated,
  Greg Elder

  I guess if I could find a way to stop installing some drivers would help.  It uses hp to as a source for install packages if the packages are not there.

  Maybe if I could choose myself updates would be good but if I do not install the Update Manager then install for me.  I hope that since he likes hp drivers then well maybe someone will recognize his work.    Look at these few lines of code.  Protection against that would be nice too.  Firewalls won't do any good because it is regarded as being on the local network after the seeding of the root file.

  [IEHome_ALL_HPD]
  Filter = if (env("Platform").toUpperCase () == "HPD") returns true. otherwise return false;
  URL = http://ie.redirect.hp.com/svs/rdr?TYPE=3 & tp = iehome & local = % ISO_UILG % _ % ISO_COUNTRY & c = % cycleid % & bd = % brand & pf = desktop

  [IEHome_ALL_MCD]
  Filter = if (env("Platform").toUpperCase ()! = "HPD") returns true. otherwise return false;
  URL = http://ie.redirect.hp.com/svs/rdr?TYPE=3 & tp = iehome & local = % ISO_UILG % _ % ISO_COUNTRY & c = % cycleid % & bd = % brand & pf = laptop

• Worry not that my account was hacked, or my stolen device found once more.

  I received an email from auto to Heathrow Airport has sent to my email from Apple yesterday, account while at the point I was in Asia. It's either my hacked account, or a long lost ipad/iphone/computer laptop is turned on.

  Do you know what email address to Apple I can contact to find the device that got connected and received the email from Heathrow Airport?

  Thank you.

  Hello, N.Dingo.

  It seems that you are affected by a message about a stolen iOS device. The following Knowledge Base article provides information and additional links regarding the protection of your account and your tracking device:

  If your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch is lost or stolen

  If you lose your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch or think it might be stolen, these steps may help you to find and protect your data.

  If find my iPhone is turned on, you can use it to find your device.	If find my iPhone isn't on, change your passwords and the report of the missing device.

  If you find my iPhone turned on your missing device

  You can use Find My iPhone to find your device and to take additional measures that can help you recover and protect your data.

  1. Login to icloud.com/find on a Mac or PC, or use the find my iPhone app on another iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Find your device. Open find my iPhone, and then select a device to see its location on a map. If the device is nearby, you can have it play a sound to help you or someone nearby to find.
  3. Activate the Mode lost. Use the lost Mode, you can lock your device with a four-digit coderemotely, display a personalized message with your phone number on the lock screen of your missing device and keep track of the location of your device. If you have added maps to pay Apple to debit or credit, the ability to make payments using Apple pay on the device is suspended when you put your device in Mode lost.

  
  
• Report your lost or stolen to the local police unit. Law enforcement could ask the serial number of your device. Find the serial number of your device.
• Erase your device. To prevent anyone to access data on your missing device, you can erase it remotely. When you wipe your device, all of your information (including credit or debit to pay Apple) will be removed from the device, and you won't be able to find it using find my iPhone. After you delete a device, you cannot follow him. If you remove the device from your account after you delete it, locking Activation will be switched off. This allows someone else to activate and use your device.

If you use the sharing of family, any family member can help locate the device missing by another Member. Check your member of the family connect you to iCloud with their Apple ID, and you can find any device associated with this family sharing account.

What to do if your iOS device is turned off or offline?

If your missing device is turned off or offline, you can still implement this Mode lost, lockor remote wipe. The next time your device is online, these measures will take effect. If you remove the device from your account while it is offline, pending actions for the device will be cancelled.

How to disable or cancel lost Mode?

You can disable lost Mode by entering the access code on your device. Alternatively, you can disable the Mode lost on iCloud.com or the find my iPhone app.

If find my iPhone is not activated on your missing device

If you do not enable find my iPhone before your device has been lost or stolen, you can not use it to locate your device. However, you can use the following steps to help protect your data:

1. Change your password on Apple ID. By changing your Apple ID password, you can prevent anyone to access your iCloud data or using other services (such as iMessage or iTunes) from your missing device.
2. Change the passwords of other internet accounts on your device. This might include email, Facebook, or Twitter accounts.
3. Report your lost or stolen to the local police unit. Law enforcement could ask the serial number of your device. Find the serial number of your device.
4. Report your lost device to your mobile phone service provider. Your carrier can deactivate the account, preventing the use of data, texts and phone calls.

Find my iPhone is the only way that you can follow or locate a lost device or missing. If find my iPhone is not activated on your device until missing, there is no other service from Apple that can find, follow or flag, otherwise your device for you.

Thank you for reaching out to the communities of Apple Support.

Kind regards.