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Google to Flag HTTP as Unsecure

Google have been encouraging web developers, businesses and organisations to move towards more secure sites for a number of years. From July 2018, the search engine will implement measures to highlight any website that is flagged as unsecure on their Chrome platform.

This means that, if your site doesn’t have SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) encryption, you are likely to find yourself at a disadvantage.

HTTP vs HTTPS

In simple terms, if your web address starts with HTTP then it will be considered unsecure and flagged as such.

It’s been around 4 years since Google decided that HTTPS should be the preference for all sites and committed itself to using search rankings as a way to promote higher security across the board. The company report that a large proportion of sites have moved to HTTPS and half of downloads on Chrome are now serviced via this protocol.

Up until now, the security of a connection has been shown in the address line to warn people if there is a problem with the site they are trying to contact. HTTP connections have routinely been classed as neutral. From July they will, however, be tagged as being unsecure with a red danger sign. Obviously, if you are a business that currently doesn’t operate a secure website, this could have a huge impact on user engagement, including sales and conversions and is likely to already have an adverse effect on your organic site rankings.

Google to Flag HTTP as Unsecure from July

The Benefits of HTTPS

Even if your business is not collecting or handling sensitive data, (if you have a contact form on your site that collects a person’s name or other identifying data, then according to the new GDPR regulations, you are handling sensitive data) it now makes sense to make sure you have HTTPS rather than HTTP. If you do handle personal information, it’s absolutely vital that you switch if you want to keep user data secure.

HTTPS isn’t just about stopping hackers and other intruders from getting into your site, it comes with a whole range of the latest security features. A hacker will, for instance, intercept unprotected communications so they can then trick users into giving up more information.

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There can be thousands of different bits of data that are moving back and forth between your site and users on a daily basis, all of which give intruders the chance to capture and leverage it. Many hackers will aggregate or collect lots of bits of information to help them in their nefarious activities. That means over time your unprotected site may well be used to gather a range of data that can be used to scam your website visitors.

The future of websites is HTTPS and over the next few years it’s anticipated that most websites will switch to it. The change in notification for Google Chrome is a more aggressive approach to ensure that this happens sooner rather than later and you can expect it to roll out with other browsers.

What is an SSL Certificate?

To implement HTTPS you will need to purchase and apply an SSL certificate. There are levels of security that you can choose depending on the type of website you have, for example, whether it’s a single domain, you have multiple sites or multiple subdomains. Ideally, you want to choose a reputable provider and one that has a good helpline if you have trouble with implementation on your sites. Most have excellent guides that will walk you through the process. Like this SSL Guide from UK based Fasthosts.

Applying an SSL certificate to your website is not as complex as some will lead you to believe, nor should it cost the earth, but it looks like for Chrome traffic, it will be invaluable!

What is Ethical Hacking – Career, Scope, Salary in India

Atfirst Hi guys, this is Amrit & today I am going to share with you about the vast opportunity of Ethical Hacking Career. After 12th or graduation do you confused about your career opportunity? if you are a good programmer or having a little bit interest in Cyber security then you can try to be a Ethical Hacker or a Cyber Technician. Here Read below about Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security Career, Scope, Salary in India :

What is Ethical Hacking?

Before explaining about Ethical Hacking you need to know about what is hacking & the types of Hacking. The definition of hacking is very broad. But I would like to short it as much as I can, so hacking is a process of finding weaknesses in computer systems and computer network systems and exploiting them to gain access to information.

We can, therefore, say that a hacker is a person who identifies and exploits weaknesses in computer systems and/or networks to access information. A hacker is typically a skilled computer programmer with knowledge of computer
and network security.

Understand the Different Types of Hacking

“Hacking” is a controversial term, and that is not without reasons. There are different types of hackers for different purposes – White Hat, Black Hat and Grey Hat. White Hats and Grey Hats generally use their hacking skills for the good (ethical hacking), while Black Hats use their skills for illegal jobs. Since they serve different motives, organizations make use of all of them. You would want to focus on becoming a Penetration Tester, since most ethical hackers are employed for this job. “Penetration Testing” identifies the vulnerabilities in a system or an application to protect it from external attacks. It is carried out to inform the organization of the faults in their system. So, I think You got your first answer What Ethical Hacking is…

The next question would be,

what is the career opportunity in this field?

A career in Ethical Hacking is growing rapidly among various organisations to secure their confidential data from the hackers. Everybody in the world wants to secure his personal data so that no one can get access to his networking system so for the security purpose of the data a cyber security expert is needed.

Some companies in India – viz. TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant and others may soon begin looking for cyber security experts & ethical hackers. TCS’s ex-CEO, Mr. S Ramadorai, who currently heads NSDA, National Skills Development Agency, said, “The demand for security experts expects to growing coming days.”

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Most Popular Job for Employees with a Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) Certification

Information Security Analyst

Security Analyst

Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)

Security Consultant, (Computing / Networking / Information Technology)

Ethical Hacker

Information Security Manager

Information Technology (IT) Manager

So, I think you got your second answer..

So it’s better to flip the page & get the next question.

how to became an Ethical Hacker & am I perfect to be an Ethical Hacking course?

So you are thinking about your perfection in this field. Yes you need to be 100% perfect to be a successful Ethical Hacker. Don’t afraid dear it’s not an impossible thing or not too tough thing. So, what You have to follow to become an Ethical Hacker are below,

Evaluate your Skills and Academics

There is no fixed criteria to becoming a hacker. Every company has its own requirements, but a degree in Computer Science, Information Technology or Mathematics will lay a great foundation for your ethical hacking career. Apart from this, the skills you need to be an ethical hacker are good problem solving, ability to handle pressure and to think out of the box!

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Learn Programming

You are going to be working on systems day in, day out, thus a good command over programming languages such as C++, Java, PHP, Python, et cetera is critical. Also, learn about operating systems such as UNIX, Windows, LINUX and IOS. There are websites that offer programming courses such as Coursera, Udemy, Simplilearn, and the likes.

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Update your Knowledge Base

Your learning should not be limited by your educational background. There are newer hacking techniques coming up every day so you need to be updated. Companies wouldn’t want to hire you only because you have a certification; you need to stand out and give them a solid reason why you are the most eligible Hacker in town.

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Get Certified Already

When you are ready to unleash your inner hacker against the monster that is cyber-crime, you need to get certified. The most-trusted body that you can get certified with is the EC Council. Most companies would readily hire you, if you have this certification. To get certified, you would need to take a four-hour test which consists of 125 questions. The application fee is $100. The EC Council also recommends you to take a five-day training for this test, which is optional. The present version of the test is V9, and it is valid for 3 years. You are required to take the certification test again, every time a new version is released.

Almost all the MNCs employ full-time ethical hackers; you can also find work in Hacking Consulting Companies, Military Service as well as Server Provider companies. You can even have your own Ethical Hacking Firm (Entrepreneur alert!). The likes of Stephen Wozniak, Charlie Miller, Ankit Fadia, Neel Mehta, Rahul Tyagi and others have made it big in this field, and so can you!

Now I Have told you about all secret of Ethical hacking Career but I know you have one question to me that Why I hadn’t mention the salary criteria..Yes dear I haven’t mention the salary criteria because if you want to be successful you don’t need to be worry about Salary. If you learn it properly you will get a better Cash in hand in future..

So, friend just to be focused on your learning about Ethical Hacking. But if you want to know about salary there a graduate may initially work as an intern for a few months and can start with a minimum annual package of Rs 2.5 lakh. With over a year of experience, one can expect over Rs 4 lakh per annum. Those with work experience of five years or more can rake up to anything between Rs 10 lakh – 15 lakh per annum.

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yakub memon

Yakub Abdul Razak Memon (30 July 1962 – 30 July 2015) was an Indian terrorist^[4][5] and chartered accountant,^[6] who was convicted over his involvement in the 1993 Bombay bombings by Special Terrorist and Disruptive Activities court on 27 July 2007.^[6][7] Yakub Memon was the brother of one of the prime suspects in the bombings, Tiger Memon.^[5][8][9] His appeals and petitions for clemency were all rejected and he was executed by hanging on 30 July 2015 in Nagpur jail.^[10]
 

Early history

Yakub Memon was born on 30 July 1962^[11] in Mumbai and grew up in the Byculla neighborhood, where he attended Antonio D'Souza High School. He completed a Masters in Commerce at the Burhani College of Commerce and Arts. In 1986, Memon enrolled in the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and completed study as a chartered accountant in 1990.^[12]
In 1991, Memon founded the chartered accountancy firm 'Mehta & Memon Associates' with his childhood friend Chetan Mehta. The following year, they parted ways, and he founded another accountancy firm 'AR & Sons'. Named after his father, it was so successful that Memon won a "Best Chartered Accountant of the Year" award from the Memon community of Mumbai. He also formed the export company 'Tejrath International' to export meat products to the Persian Gulf region and Middle East.^[13]

1993 Bombay bombings

Main article: 1993 Bombay bombings

Part in the bombings

According to Indian authorities, Memon financially assisted his brother Tiger Memon and Dawood Ibrahim in planning and executing the bombings.^[14] Memon allegedly handled Tiger's funds, funded the training of 15 youths who were sent to Pakistan to learn the art of handling arms and ammunition, purchased the vehicles used in the bombings, and stockpiled weapons.^{[13][15][16][17]}

Arrest

The Indian Central Bureau of Investigation claims that Memon was arrested at New Delhi railway station on 5 August 1994. However, Memon claims that he surrendered to police in Nepal on the 28 July 1994.^[12][18] Memon was arrested with a briefcase which contained a recording of a conversation he had had in Karachi.^[19]

Trial

Justice P. D. Kode, in a Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) court, found Memon guilty of the following offences on 27 July 2007:^[7][20][21]

Crime	Sentence
Criminal conspiracy to carry out terrorist act and disruptive activities, and murder	Death
Aiding and abetting and facilitating in a terrorist act	Life imprisonment
Illegal possession and transportation of arms and ammunition	Rigorous imprisonment for 14 years
Possessing explosives with intent to endanger lives	Rigorous imprisonment for 10 years

Subsequent appeals and petitions

Memon filed an appeal before the Supreme Court of India under Section 19 of the TADA Act and State of Maharashtra filed a reference before the court for the confirmation of Memon's death sentence. On 21 March 2013, the Supreme Court confirmed Memon's conviction and death sentence for conspiracy through financing the attacks. The Court held that Memon's role was limited not only to the extent of correspondence between the masterminds and all other accused, but he was also entrusted with task of handling the explosive bags and for their safe keeping, which is stated in the confessional statements of various co-accused persons. It also held that Memon was actively involved in hawala transactions for the purpose of facilitating the blasts. The judges called him the "mastermind" and "driving force" behind the bombings.^[18][22][23] Memon has consistently claimed innocence.^[24]
Memon then filed a Review Petition seeking review of Supreme Court’s judgment confirming his death sentence. On 30 July 2013, Supreme Court bench headed by Chief Justice P Sathasivam and Justice BS Chauhan rejected Memon's application for oral hearing and dismissed his review petition by circulation.^[25] Memon then filed a Writ Petition before the Supreme Court as the issue of oral hearing of review petitions against death sentences was being heard by the Supreme Court.^[21]
On 6 August 2013, Memon's brother Suleman filed a mercy petition before the President of India. However Indian President Pranab Mukherjee rejected Memon's petition for clemency on 11 April 2014.^[26]
On 1 June 2014, Justices J. Khehar and C. Nagappan imposed a stay of execution while a plea from Memon, that review of death penalties should be heard in an open court rather than in chambers, was heard by a constitution bench of the Supreme Court^[27][28] which was then extended in December 2014.^[29] On 24 March 2015, open court hearing began on Memon's review petition. Senior Counsel Jaspal Singh represented Memon. On 9 April 2015, Supreme Court dismissed Memon’s review petition.
On 30 April 2015, Maharashtra Government issued a death warrant setting 30 July 2015 as the date for Memon's execution.^[7][21] Memon then filed a curative petition before the Supreme Court on 22 May 2015, which was rejected on 21 July 2015. Meanwhile, Memon then filed a mercy petition with the Governor of Maharashtra and then filed a Writ before the Supreme Court of India for a stay on his execution till the mercy petition is decided. He claimed that the death warrant was illegal, as it had been issued before he had exhausted all his legal avenues of appeal.^[30] The capital punishment given to Yakub Memon has been criticized by a few eminent personalitities, including Research and Analysis Wing officer B. Raman,^[31][32][33] former Supreme Court judge Justice H. S. Bedi,^[34] Former Supreme Court judge Markandey Katju,^[35] Hussain Zaidi,^[36] Ram Jethmalani,^[37] Asaduddin Owaisi,^[38] R. Jagannathan^[39] and a few Muslim bodies, who asked for implementation of the Srikrishna Commission report.^{[40][41][42][43]} On 26 July 2015, a petition was handed over by some eminent personalities and political leaders to President Mukherjee to reconsider Memon's mercy plea.^[44]
On 28 July 2015, Memon filed a fresh writ petition before the Supreme Court challenging the order passed in the curative petition contending that the required quorum was not present based on the interpretation of the Supreme Court Rules. After the hearing, the two judges disagreed on the issue and passed an order requesting the Chief Justice of India (CJI) to urgently constitute a larger bench. On July 29, the Supreme Court rejected his petition. Memon also submitted a petition for clemency to Maharashtra Governor C. Vidyasagar Rao and a fresh petition to President Mukherjee, both of which were rejected.^[45][46] As a final resort Memon's lawyers filed a plea for 14-day stay of execution with Supreme Court Chief Justice citing that there needs to be 14 day period between a mercy plea rejected by president and the execution.^[47] A three-judge bench convened at 2:30 IST to hear the arguments. After hearing the arguments the bench upheld the execution, rejecting Memon's lawyers arguments.^[47]

Imprisonment

Memon was originally held at Yerwada Central Jail, and was transferred to Nagpur Central Jail in August 2007.^[48] While in prison, he has studied at Indira Gandhi National Open University and earned two master's degrees. The first, in 2013, in English literature and the second degree, in 2014, in political science.^[18]

Execution

Memon was executed by hanging in Nagpur Central Jail at around 6:30 AM IST on 30 July 2015. He had been woken at 4:00 AM, permitted to take a warm bath and was provided with a fresh set of clothing. He was allowed to read the Quran and do Salat, given a last meal of his choice, allowed a final phone call with his daughter as per his last wish,^[49][50] and underwent a final medical examination before the execution.^[51] A Pune police constable who had previously executed Ajmal Kasab served as the hangman.^[52] He became 24th person to be hanged at Nagpur central jail and the 59th in the Maharashtra state since 1947.^[53][54]

In media

Memon was portrayed by actor/director Imtiaz Ali in Anurag Kashyap's film Black Friday.^[18] A part of the real footage of Yakub Memon's interview given to Madhu Trehan of Newstrack, where he states that the conspiracy was orchestrated by his brother Tiger Memon and his underworld associates, was also included in the film.^[55][56]

These were the top contributions of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam to Science, Humanity, Tech, and the Nation

A great scientist, phenomenal teacher and people’s President, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam passed away on July 27, 2015, in Shillong. He once said that he wanted to teach forever, and he was doing the same on Monday evening when he laid to rest. Dr. Kalam was in IIM Shillong, addressing students when he suddenly got a cardiac arrest.
His contribution to science, humanity and technology cannot be elucidated ever. Here are top contributions of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam that turned him into a living legend for the entire country.

1. Satellite Launch Vehicle

During the 1970s, when India had hardly dreamt of its SLV, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam launched SLV III in July 1980, which deployed Rohini in near earth orbit. It was nearly a decade’s hard work of Kalam, which made this task possible.

2. Integrated Guided Missile Development Program

Dr. Kalam was appointed as the CEO of this high-end program. Rather than backing off from this responsibility, Kalam tried in the best way possible to make it successful. As a result of his hard work and devotion, missiles like AGNI (a ballistic missile) and PRITHVI (surface-to-surface missile) came into existence.

3. Pokhran-II Nuclear Tests

During his tenure as Secretary of the Defence Research and Development Organization and Chief Scientific Advisor to Prime Minister between July 1992 and December 1999, he took some great decisions. Dr. Kalam’s intensive technical and political help in Pokhran-II nuclear tests earned him a lot of media coverage and established him as the best living nuclear scientist in the country.

4. Kalam-Raju Tablet

Dr. Kalam and Soma Raju, a well-known cardiologist, came up with a rugged tablet computer in 2012 to take care of the health of underprivileged people in rural India. It helped the government fight many health issues.

5. The Mission 2020

Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam was a visionary man and saw a dream of India becoming a developed nation by the year 2020. He always believed that education and the dominant young Indians could take the nation to greater heights. He will not be there to witness India’s success in the coming days, but his guidance and blessings will surely help the country to fulfill his dream.

Contribution of kalam

Kalam started his career by
designing a small helicopter
for the Indian Army, but
remained unconvinced with
the choice of his job at DRDO.
Kalam was also part of the
INCOSPAR committee working
under Vikram Sarabhai, the
renowned space scientist.[9]
In 1969, Kalam was
transferred to theIndian Space
Research Organization (ISRO)
where he was the project
director of India's first
indigenous Satellite Launch
Vehicle (SLV-III) which
successfully deployed the
Rohini satellite in near earth
orbit in July 1980.
Joining ISRO was one of
Kalam's biggest achievements
in life and he is said to have
found himself when he started
to work on the SLV project.
Kalam first started work on an
expandable rocket project
independently at DRDO in
1965. In 1969, Kalam received
the government's approval
and expanded the program to
include more engineers.
In 1963–64, he visited Nasa's
Langley Research Center in
Hampton Virginia, Goddard
Space Flight Center in
Greenbelt, Maryland
andWallops Flight Facility
situated at Eastern Shore of
Virginia.
During the period between the
1970s and 1990s, Kalam made
an effort to develop the Polar
SLV and SLV-III projects, both
of which proved to be success.
In the 1970s, Kalam also
directed two projects, namely,
Project Devil and Project
Valiant , which sought to
develop ballistic missiles from
the technology of the
successful SLV programme.
Despite the disapproval of
Union Cabinet, Prime Minister
Indira Gandhi allotted secret
funds for these aerospace
projects through her
discretionary powers under
Kalam's directorship.Kalam
played an integral role
convincing the Union Cabinet
to conceal the true nature of
these classified aerospace
projects.
His research and educational
leadership brought him great
laurels and prestige in 1980s,
which prompted the
government to initiate an
advanced missile program
under his directorship.
Kalam and Dr. V. S.
Arunachalam, metallurgist and
scientific adviser to the
Defense Minister, worked on
the suggestion by the then
Defense Minister, R.
Venkataraman on a proposal
for simultaneous development
of a quiver of missiles instead
of taking planned missiles one
by one.R Venkatraman was
instrumental in getting the
cabinet approval for allocating
388 crore rupees for the
mission, named Integrated
Guided Missile Development
Program (I.G.M.D.P) and
appointed Kalam as the Chief
Executive.
Kalam played a major part in
developing many missiles
under the mission including
Agni, an intermediate range
ballistic missile and Prithvi,
the tactical surface-to-surface
missile, although the projects
have been criticised for
mismanagement and cost and
time overruns.
He was the Chief Scientific
Adviser to the Prime Minister
and the Secretary of Defence
Research and Development
Organisation from July 1992 to
December 1999.
The Pokhran-II nuclear tests
were conducted during this
period where he played an
intensive political and
technological role. Kalam
served as the Chief Project
Coordinator, along with R.
Chidambaram during the
testing phase. Photos and
snapshots of him taken by the
media elevated Kalam as the
country's top nuclear scientist.
In 1998, along with
cardiologist Dr.Soma Raju,
Kalam developed a low cost
Coronary stent. It was named
as "Kalam-Raju Stent"
honouring them.
In 2012, the duo, designed a
rugged tablet PC for health
care in rural areas, which was
named as "Kalam-Raju Tablet".