Cyber Wurx - How Do They Treat Me
Jan 17, 2007
I can imagine some of you thinking about a bad review about CyberWurx, but no, this is a definitely good point for them.
Many of you here have known Cyber Wurx / Global Compass is a small datacenter in Atlanta (in fact they manage 2 datacenters in Atlanta now, one in 56 and one in 55 Marietta street). I rent few dedicated servers there from Nov 2004. The first impress is instant support. I had servers at LayeredTech, Nocster before, but none of them has fast support like CyberWurx. Any ticket is answered within minutes, mostly in 1-5 minutes, so all the issues could be solved quickly.
After few months, I have decided to move into colo. Chris offered me a good plan, and all customers' accounts have been switched to colo smoothly. Nothing wrong. The supporting service is still very good. There is no difference between dedicated server and colo support. Even they dont offer remote reboot, I guess I dont need it in our colo equipments. Any reboot ticket can be handled immediately, and it's free
Recently, we faced to the earth quake in Taiwan. As we're located in Vietnam, we faced to trouble when accessing into our systems at Atlanta. However, once again, guys at Cyber Wurx help me a lot. I am working with Joe mostly about the network, and he's been working with Savvis, BTN to choose the best routes to their ip space. The ping results from 900ms was back to 300ms
I cannot saying good enough for the guys at Cyber Wurx. I definitely recommend them for anyone. Sign up a package with them and you can see I dont lie
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Mar 5, 2009
I've never written an online review before but felt I really had to find a way of recommending Cyber Host Pro. I've just reached the 2nd anniversary of being a customer of theirs and in 2 years they have not once taken more than 1 hour to respond to a question. Quite often it has literally taken 2 minutes for them to respond to my email.
I really recommend this company as I have never experienced such fast, helpful and polite service. I also think their hosting plans are particularly good value.
Previously I had been with UKHost4U and I thought this group were the worst and most amateur outfit I'd ever seen.
It taught me very quickly that the service is the best thing you can pay for and for this I would definitely say Cyber Host Pro are unbeatable.
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Jun 30, 2009
Sometime you must have gone to a cyber cafe or used public computers to access the internet or mail.
Public computers are most prone to password hacking. Anyone can simply install a keylogger software to hack your password. Keylogging is one of the most insidious threats to a users personal information. Passwords,credit card numbers,etc.
It is very easy for the keylogger to harvest passwords. Each and every keystroke (whatever you type on the keyboard) gets recorded in the keylogger software and the person installing it can easily view what you have typed in.
For example,if you go to hotmail.com and check your mails. Say your ID is aaabbbccc@hotmail.com and password is snoopy2,the keylogger software records your usename and password in its log file as
www.hotmail.comaaabbbccc@hotmail.comsnoopy2
Risky isnt it?
Theres a solution to this problem and you can easily fool the software!!
The keylogger software sees and records everything,but it doesnt understand what it sees,it does not know what to do with keys that are typed anywhere other than the password or user name fields.
So between successive keys of the password if you enter random keys,the keylogger software wont ever come to know where you typed in what..
In the process of recording the keys,the string that the keylogger receives will contain the password,but embedded in so much random junk that discovering it is infeasible.
So...
1. Go to hotmail.com or yahoo.com or any other site where you need to insert a password or PIN.
2. Type in your user ID.
3. Type in the first characterof the password.
4. Click on the address bar in the browser,type in some random charachters.
5. Again go to password field and type in the second character of the password and probably third too.
6. Again go to the address bar and type in a few more random characters.
7. Back to the password field and the next characters of the password.
Keep on repeating the process till you type in the full password in the password field.
Instead of the password snoopy2,the keylogger now gets:
www.hotmail.comspqmlainsdgsosdgfsodgfdpuouuyhdg2
Heres a total of 26 random characters have been inserted among the 7 characters of the actual password!
No doubt it takes a little bit of more time than the usual process,but you are safe and secure that way!
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