The Importance of Ethical Hacking

Hacking means getting access to the information or property of the system without any authorizations. The one who hacks is called hacker or intruder. They use different malicious software to attack a system and gets critical information such as password credentials, credit card details, business secrets, etc. They control the system and won’t let it work properly.

The owner of the system won’t be aware of these attacks until any huge...

Web Design Errors That Have a Big Effect

Though we design our website with extreme care, human tends to make some errors. Sometimes, these errors lead to high effects on our website. So by taking care of most occurring errors, it helps you to design a website without any issues as they leave a bad impression on your projects.

To improve your websites by limiting the errors, read the common mistakes below:

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How to Improve Website's Ranking in Search Engines?

Today, we see many blogs and websites on the internet. Whenever you search for any piece of information, you get different links of the sites put in order. We commonly tend to go to the first few links to get the information we need.

There are hundreds of links and sites related to the information we are searching for, but the question is, how they are ordered accordingly and make the top links more appropriate?

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Mobile Websites and Its Types

Mobile websites are the same websites which are viewed on our desktops. The only difference is that desktop has larger screen, which fits according to the dimensions of its screen, whereas mobiles have its screen according to its size as the website is reduced to the dimension of the screen of any device.

 We have...

BYOD: The New "In" Thing?

Consumerization of IT (Information Technology) has lead to the bringing of consumer software and hardware into the enterprise. This has lead to the coining of various terms like BOYD, BYOP, and BYOPC, which means the same. BYOD is the practice of getting one’s device (laptops, phones, and tablets) to work for accessing the corporate data. BYOD has taken the industry by storm, and 95% of the industries are positively responding to this new trend. BYOD was initially criticized...

The Launch of The Internet of Things

The term “Internet of Things (IOT)” was first introduced in 1999 by Kevin Ashton and became famous via Auto-ID Center at MIT. IOT can also be called as the Internet of Objects. It means the interconnection of all the daily objects that we use, such as the objects that can be located and recognized through an internet connection. It is a system of interrelated computing devices and other recognizable objects (even humans) embedded with electronics, software, sensors...

5 Best Smartphone Apps for Travellers

Are you tired of the 9-5 run-of-the-mill job that has imprisoned you with chains of monotonicity? Of course yes! It’s time to break free and get ALIVE again. Pack your bags and board a flight to wherever your heart points to. Though, travelling like that can be problematic because you don’t know the place. Technology makes it easy for you and if you have a Smartphone then you don’t have to worry a single bit!

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Configuring Apache Directory Studio

Apache Directory is an open source project of Apache software foundation and its flagship product Apache Directory Server is a product that is entirely written in JAVA. This directory server was certified LDAP v-3 compatible in 2006 by an open group. In addition to LDAP, this server also supports various other protocols as well and a Kerberos.

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XAMPP or (X) Cross Platform, (A) Apache, (M) MySQL, (P) PHP, (P) Perl, is a simple and lightweight Apache distribution, which is an open source and free web development package, started by Apache Friends. It consists of many web development tools like Apache Web Server, PHP, MariaDB database and several interpreters to run Perl and PHP scripts.

XAMPP doesn’t start problem may arise due to missing dependencies or port used by some other process. In OS, every running process acquires one port. Apache server...

Algorithm is a set of computational procedures to solve a problem which has five main components -

Input - Algorithm must take some inputs

Output - It must be able to produce atleast one output

Definiteness - Each step of the algorithm must achieve a definite result.

Finiteness - Algorithm must end at finite number of steps.

Effectiveness - Algorithm must be effective to achieve the target it is designed for.

Why do we analyze an algorithm?