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How To Unblock Everything On The Internet
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Author
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Ankit Fadia
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Publisher
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Language
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English
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ISBN No.
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Available
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No Of Pages
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204
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If you are studying in a college, working for a company or traveling to a country that has blocked access to everything cool & fun on the Internet (like Face book, YouTube, Chat and others) and made your life miserably boring for you then this book is sure to come to your rescue! Written in an easy to understand manner that just about everybody can understand, this book will teach you simple things you can do to unblock access to everything on the Internet including:
Social Networking Sites (Face book, Twitter etc)
Video Streaming Sites (YouTube, Metacafe etc)
Cricket Scores.
Chat Software
Stock Trading Websites.
Career Websites.
USB Ports.
Download & Speed Limits.
Torrents
And just about everything else!
Who should read this book?
College Students.
Office Goers.
Travelers to countries where websites are blocked (China, UAE, Saudi Arabia and others).
Anybody else who wants to unblock stuff on the Internet.
About The Author
AGE 10 - Gifted a computer at home by his parents.
AGE 12 - Developed an interest in Computer Hacking.
AGE 14 - Published his first book titled The Unofficial Guide to Ethical Hacking which became an instant bestseller worldwide, sold 3 million copies and was translated into 11 languages.
AGE 16 - After the Sept. 11th attacks, cracked an encrypted email sent by the Al-Qaeda terrorist network for a classified intelligence agency.
AGE 26 - Widely recognized as a Computer Security Expert and Cyber Terrorism guru. Written 14 bestselling books, delivered more than 1000 talks in 25 countries, received 45 awards, has trained more than 20,000 people in India & China, hosts his own TV show called MTV What the Hack!, is writing a script for a movie, runs his own consulting company and also went to Stanford University. His work has touched & influenced the cyber lives of millions of individuals and organizations worldwide.
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