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Who Is Avinash Yalamanchili

                                 

Avinash Yalamanchili is a 20 years old Independent Security Consultant and has definitive experience in the field of computers and Training Industry. He also wrote a book called “Decoded Hacks” in April 2007 and designed the distance learning course on “Ethical Hacking”, which have been appreciated by both students and professionals. Since then he has been part of many entrepreneurial ventures for capturing the market in training and knowledge based solutions by conducting Workshops and Seminars. He is also the admin of National Anti-Hack Group (NAG) www.nag.co.in who works on against the Pakistani Hackers for the security purposes.
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JACLYN Opearating System


                                     

Minimum system requirements
  • To run the Desktop CD (LiveCD + Install CD), you need 128 MB RAM to run or 192 MB RAM to install. The Alternate Install CD only requires you to have 64 MB RAM.
  • To install Jaclyn, you need 1 GB of free space on your hard disk.
  • Once installed, Jaclyn can run with 64 MB RAM, but it is strongly recommended to have at least 128 MB RAM.
Ship It

Unfortunately, unlike the other derivatives, Jaclyn does not yet have free cds available for shipping due to lack of funding.

Upgrading

Please make sure to backup your data before attempting an upgrade.

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Making Hacking and Anti Hacking Tools Book(CS)

   
             Avinash fourth coming book is on Making Hacking and Anti Hacking tools.As Hacking isn't what it use to be in the days when networks were breached by young hackers sitting in their bedrooms late at night trying out their newly learned skill from a BBS board. Today's hacking is carried out by preprogrammed viruses that, self propagate themselves around the world and trying every computer port and over-flow that will have them. Finding the right tools for you and your company can be an endless search on the Internet that can produce the results of software from no name companies with no proven record. Software sales people will boast that their software is the best on the market, but you can't trust a sales person to tell you the truth. So you must either rely on your own research tools.