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Ankit fadia
He legally hacks criminal minds
He thinks like a criminal, the underworld doesn't like him and idealists feel he's a bad guy. All of 26, India's topnotch ethical hacker Ankit Fadia is in Bangalore on Wednesday to launch his latest book - 'How To Unblock Everything on The Internet'. Even as governments and top cops salute Ankit's work, this ethical hacker is excited that his father is reading his book. That's because he didn't read any of the 14 previous ones Ankit wrote. This one, concedes the whiz kid, is specifically for nontechnical people. Excerpts from an interview.
Two years ago, you said you'd like to write fiction - a computer hacking and thriller combo. What' s 'Unblock' got to do with it? I really do want to write that thriller and then turn it into a movie.
But, of late, the Indian government has been threatening to block Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other networking sites. India is a democracy and freedom of speech is integral to this stance, unlike China, where 40,000 people have been exclusively employed to block websites . It's not reasonable for India to follow suit. While I don't support pornography, illegal content or piracy, I believe people should be given access to all web content, in offices and outside . I wrote 'Unblock' to counter this situation.
At 14, you wrote the 'Unofficial Guide to Ethical Hacking' ; at 16, you cracked and encrypted email sent by the Al-Qaida terrorist network for a classified intelligence agency; at 26, you are known the world over as a computer security expert and cyber terrorism guru with 45 awards to your credit . So much in so little time - do you feel there's anything left to look forward to?
Apart from work, I love travelling and wanted to visit 100 countries by 2012. With an Indian passport, I've already visited 97; by March I'll hit the 100th mark! The most memorable so far was my trip to North Korea - as soon as I got off the flight there, my passport and mobile phone were taken away, three people followed me everywhere, and I was put up in a hotel that was right in the middle of a river - there was no escape, and I was thrilled!
Your life seems to be the thriller you want to write -- working with bigwigs and cracking the Al-Qaida email? Doesn't it give you the creeps?
It does give me the creeps. I have taken an unusual path with criminals underground and cops over it - but it's a big honour to work for my country . I haven't been able to solve cases at times - but then, failure is part of life.
What are you doing for India now in your role as an ethical hacker?
The cyber law in India is good, but police need to be trained adequately for these laws to be implemented. I've introduced a course at the National Police Academy in Hyderabad, and am getting top cops acquainted with cyber crime. For, to be an ethical hacker, you need to know programming, networking , Unix and be able to think like a criminal!
Mozilla Firefox
Mozilla Firefox releases new firefox 10
Mozilla has released version 10 of its Firefox browser as part of its accelerated six-week build cycle, and has also included a pack of developer tools aimed at simplifying life for website operators.
Firefox 10, available for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android, includes eight security fixes, but the most noticeable change in upgrading is the way the browser handles add-on software. According to Mozilla, most add-ons will now work by default (after the changes made by Firefox 8), rather than having to be reloaded to suit the new version. HTML5-support APIs for full-screen viewing are also new to the build.
Mozilla has added a function dubbed Page Inspector, which allows a website creator to examine the HTML structure and layout of a site without leaving the browser window. Site Inspector gives the ability to edit a page, and to access CSS properties.
There are, however, still issues. Gmail users will find scrolling a tad slow, and notifications won’t work with Growl 1.3 and above. Two-digit browser version numbers can also still cause crashes, and Firefox won’t scroll down with some Synaptics touchpads. ®
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