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How to Browse From the Linux Terminal Using W3M?

• Data 17/11/2020
• Autor Elena -Geanina Merfu
• -1
• 544

W3M is an open-source text-based terminal web browser for Linux used to browse through the terminal. It is simple to use and do not require any additional interacting interface application though it interacts through the terminal. It renders the web pages in a form as their original layout.

How to Install W3M?

As W3M is not included by default on most Linux distributions, we have to install the main w3m package and the w3m-img package for inline image support using the following command:

sudo apt-get install w3m w3m-img

Kali Linux – Password Cracking Tool

• Data 17/11/2020
• Autor Elena -Geanina Merfu
• -4
• 573

Password cracking is a mechanism that is used in most of the parts of hacking. Exploitation uses it to exploit the applications by cracking their administrator or other account passwords, Information Gathering uses it when we have to get the social media or other accounts of the C.E.O. or other employees of the target organization, Wifi Hacking uses it when we have to crack the hash from the captured wifi password hash file, etc.

So to be a good Ethical hacker one must be aware of password cracking techniques. Though it is easy to crack passwords by just using guessing techniques, it is very time consuming and less efficient so in order to automate the task, we have a lot of tools. When it comes to tools Kali Linux is the Operating System that stands first, So here we have a list of tools in Kali Linux that may be used for Password Cracking.

How to delete a file using Java

• Data 17/11/2020
• Autor cristian mihai
• -14
• 432

To delete a file in Java, use the delete() method:

How to create a file using Java

• Data 17/11/2020
• Autor cristian mihai
• -5
• 437

To create a file in Java, you can use the createNewFile() method. This method returns a boolean value: true if the file was successfully created, and false if the file already exists. Note that the method is enclosed in a try…catch block. This is necessary because it throws an IOException if an error occurs (if the file cannot be created for some reason):

How to read a file using Java

• Data 17/11/2020
• Autor cristian mihai
• -11
• 500

In the following example, we use the Scanner class to read the contents of the text file.

How to Uninstall an Application on Windows 10

• Data 17/11/2020
• Autor Bogdan Cliveti
• -3
• 480

If you’re running Windows 10 and you don’t need an application anymore, you might want to uninstall it. There are several ways to do it, depending on what type of app it is. Here’s how to uninstall a program in Windows.

Uninstall an Application Using the Start Menu

If an application has been installed using the Microsoft Store, you can uninstall it quickly via the Start menu. To do so, open the “Start” menu and locate the application’s icon, then right-click it. In the menu that pops up, select “Uninstall.”

If it’s the first time you’ve uninstalled a program this way, it will warn you with a small pop-up dialog. Click “Uninstall” again. The app will be uninstalled silently with no further action necessary from you. If you change your mind, you can download and install it again later through the Microsoft Store. If you right-click an app that wasn’t installed via the Microsoft Store and select “Uninstall,” the “Programs and Features” window will open. Locate the program in the list, select it, then click the “Uninstall” button.

If an uninstall wizard window appears, follow the steps until the program is uninstalled. Then you’re free to close the “Programs and Features” window.

Uninstall an Application Using Settings

Perhaps the most comprehensive way to uninstall an application on Windows 10 is by using Settings. That’s because you can see a list of every installed program on the system and easily select which one you’d like to uninstall. To do so, open “Settings” by clicking the “Start” menu and selecting the gear icon. (Or you can press Windows+I on your keyboard.)

In “Settings,” click “Apps.”

After that, you’ll see a list of all apps installed on your system. This includes both apps installed through the Microsoft Store and those installed through other methods. Locate the entry for the program you’d like to uninstall and select it. Then click “Uninstall.”

If the app was installed from the Microsoft Store, it will uninstall instantly without any extra steps. If it’s an app installed through other means, you might see an additional pop-up dialog. If so, click “Uninstall” again. After that, the program’s uninstall wizard window will launch. Follow the wizard’s steps, and the app will uninstall completely.

Uninstall an Application Using Control Panel

You can also uninstall non-Microsoft Store applications using the legacy Windows Control Panel. To do so, open the “Start” menu and type “control,” then click the “Control Panel” icon.

Under “Programs,” click “Uninstall a program.”

In the Programs and Features window that appears, you’ll see a long list of installed applications that you can sort by name, publisher, install date, size, and version number by clicking on the column headings. This list does not include apps installed from the Microsoft Store. To uninstall those, use the “Settings” window or right-click them and select “Uninstall” in the “Start” menu.

Locate the program you’d like to uninstall and click the entry to select it. Then click the “Uninstall” button.

An uninstall wizard for the program will launch. Click through the steps until you finish the uninstall process. Since Microsoft considers Control Panel a legacy interface, it’s a good idea to also practice uninstalling programs using the other methods above.