BSNL FTTH Plans August 2020

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100Mbps BSNL FTTH Plans are updated as on 27/08/2020 for PAN India fiber optic internet, Find Bharat Fiber broadband plans applicable for your home or business area starts with 50Mbps speed daily and monthly FUP limits, and also the packages which offer Free Amazon Prime and Hotstar premium packs…

BSNL is installing Bharat Net a country-wide fiber optic cable for internet connectivity in many of the panchayats, and on the other hand, ISP brought the same fibernet technology to your doorstep directly and through TIPs.

Telecom Infrastructure Providers (TIPs) with new Fiber plans covering many isolated pockets in all the circles of the country for 50Mbps to 100 Mbps internet speed on providing with BSNL FTTH Plans along with FREE ONT as per the possibility, Have a look at the best fiber optic internet plans tariff 2020.

BSNL 80GB Bharat FiberNet Plan Tariff for 100Mbps Internet
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120GB Plan with 100Mbps Internet Speed in BSNL Bharat Fiber

BSNL Bharat Fiber Unlimited Combo Plans on FTTH

Rent per Month in Rs	FiberNet Plan Name	Download / Upload Speed	High Speed FUP
499	100GB CUL (Limited Offer)	20Mbps	100GB per month, then 2Mbps
779 *	Superstar 300	50Mbps	300GB per month, after 2Mbps
777	500GB CUL	50Mbps	500GB per month, after 2Mbps
849	600GB CUL	50Mbps	600GB per month, after 2Mbps
949 *	Super Star 500	50Mbps	500GB per month, then 2Mbps
1277	750GB Plan	100Mbps	750GB per month, after 2Mbps
1999	33GB CUL	100Mbps	33GB per day, after 4Mbps
1999	1500GB CUL CS55 (Available in Telangana, & Chennai)	200 Mbps	1500GB per month, then 2Mbps
2499	40GB CUL	100Mbps	40GB per day, after 4Mbps
4499	55GB CUL	100Mbps	55GB per day, thereafter 4Mbps
5999	80GB CUL	100Mbps	80GB per day, thereafter 6Mbps
9999	120GB CUL	100Mbps	120GB per day, thereafter 8Mbps
16999	170GB CUL	100Mbps	170GB /day, thereafter 10Mbps

BSNL Bharat Fiber Plans List August 2020

*Super Star 300 provides with Free Hotstar VIP and Super Star 500 offers with Free Hotstar Premium.

These ultra-speed Fiber Plans have a maximum fair usage policy limit each plan, and many of the fibernet plans allow ONE free Static IP address, where all the BSNL FTTH plans provides “Phone plus services” as free phone service with 24 hours 365 days unlimited free calling to any network in India.

BSNL introduced different specific bandwidth plans under fibernet as per the local competition of that area from 20Mbps to 100Mbps download speed, check the state wise specific Bharat Fibernet tariffs now

Specific Fiber Plans in BSNL Circles

BSNL fiber to home provides fault free internet services and makes your home or business as high speed WiFi zone with fiber optic internet connection upto 100Mbps speed for download or upload, and there is no fiber broadband availability checker in online, So just apply online, then BSNL executives will contact you to provide FTTH through TIPs or directly.

What is the upload speed in BSNL Bharat Fiber Service?
In all the above BSNL FTTH plans under Bharat Fiber Service, the download and upload speed is same as mentioned above.
Whether this Cashback Scheme on Bharat Fiber plans is applicable permanently?
No, at present it is applicable as a promotional offer those who subscribes before 31.10.2019.
Can old discount on Bharat Fiber Yearly / 2Year / 3Year subscriptions will continue?
No, after the launch of BSNL Cashback scheme, the old discount option is replaced with this New offer.
Which discount option is the best for customers in BSNL FTTH Plans?
The new advance rental discount option on annual plans and cashback scheme if already subscribed is the best, where the cashback offers 25% cashback in next bill.
Is there any installation charges for BSNL FTTH?
There is no kind of installation charges for any FTTH plan mentioned in above table.
If an existing customer migrate to higher FTTH plan, can we pay the deposit again?
The fiber optic broadband customers have to choose any one of the above BSNL FTTH (Bharat Fiber) plans, if opts higher plan, he/she have to pay the balance security deposit (added in future bill) in the next bill.
Where we have to complain about BSNL FTTH faulty line or speed?
Raise a complaint in online or through selfcare portal or by dialing 198 from BSNL mobile or landline, you can register the complaint against speed issue or faulty FTTH line.

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Top 20 Security Awareness Tips & Tricks

Top 20 Security Awareness Tips & Tricks

Keeping your data safe and far away from the clutches of the hacking community is a need of the hour in today’s world. We have compiled 20 of the most beneficial security awareness tips and tricks that should be common knowledge.

Don’t sell yourself short

Many forensic experts claim that the majority of their victims believed that it wouldn’t happen to them. They were naïve enough to consider themselves unimportant to the extent that they didn’t take any precautionary measures to maintain their devices’ security. Every one of us needs to realize that we are all attractive targets to hackers.

Make password management a top priority

If there’s one tip that can’t be considered expendable in this list, it’s this one. Setting/generating and then maintaining/storing/updating passwords astutely is something that should be practiced at the personal, as well as the enterprise levels.

Don’t abandon your devices unlocked/unattended

Be it a computer or a mobile phone, the electronic devices that we own contain personal data on them that can destroy us if it got in the wrong hands. Make it a practice to never leave your phones unlocked and/or unattended at any place.

Be extra careful while clicking links and attachments in emails

The threats posed by phishing are real and millions of people find that out the hard way every year. Always be super-wary before clicking on attachments and links because, even though the sending party might look legitimate, there is a possibility that they might not be.

Use VPN connections

Proxy networks or VPN clients can go a long way toward protecting you from the threats posed by the hacking community.

Always keep your applications up-to-date

This is something that we are all guilty of at times. The “Can’t be bothered” syndrome is inherently present in almost all of us and it often prevents us from updating applications that are dying to get a new patch running. Don’t hold off on important updates, as they are often rolled out for the purpose of removing dangerous bugs from the application.

Don’t use the same password twice (or on separate accounts)

This is where our desire for convenience ends up backfiring. If you have used a password once, don’t ever use it again; definitely not on the same account, but also try to never ever use it again on any other account. Imagine a situation where a hacker has cracked the password for a person’s Facebook account. Now if this person uses the same password for their Twitter account too, then guess who just got two of their social networking accounts hacked.

Know what you are downloading and where you are downloading it from

Always download stuff that you can easily deem to be credible; you can do so by verifying the authenticity of the website you are downloading it from and by checking the integrity of the downloaded file. Know that a malware application is often dressed gracefully to trick the victim and you won’t know what hit you (until it’s too late) if you stop being careful.

Anti-virus software

Your smartphones and your computers should all have anti-virus software installed. It’s also of paramount importance to keep these applications updated. If you don’t have an anti-virus application running on your device at all times, then you are virtually playing with fire.

Trust no one

The Internet is a very cruel place and you should try not to trust anybody (unless you absolutely have to).

Maintain backups

You need to periodically create backups of your computers and mobile phones. Don’t be naïve and tell yourself, “I won’t need a backup” because catastrophes and accidents can happen to anybody.

Don’t do sensitive browsing on any device that’s not your own

Sensitive browsing (that includes shopping or financial transactions) should be done only on one’s personal devices. Don’t risk your data getting stolen by doing an urgent transaction on a public computer or even a friend’s phone.

Know what’s going in to your computer

Any device that you plug in to your computer should be from somebody that you can trust. If it’s an application installer, make sure that you can verify the credibility of the manufacturing company and, if it’s a USB stick (or any other storage device), only plug it in if you know that nothing on it can affect your computer.

Think twice before creating what you don’t want to lose

Once anything starts to exist electronically, there is a possibility of its being exposed if somebody tries. So it’s always thoughtful to think twice before creating anything digital (compromising pictures, malicious emails etc.) that you can live without.

Control what you post on social media

A saying goes, “Whatever happens on the Internet, stays on the Internet” (it’s practically true), so be very careful about what you post on social media websites. It doesn’t matter if you delete the post or deactivate your account, whatever you might have said can be retrieved and can be used against you.

Don’t be a victim of social engineering

Social engineering is one of the sleekest ways of hacking someone or something. Psychologically manipulating someone to reveal information or perform a specific action is every social engineer’s forte so, before you let anybody in on sensitive details about you, make sure that you can verify their credibility.

Periodically scrutinize your accounts

Passive intrusion is also real and it’s highly likely that somebody got access to your account and/or resources without you ever knowing. It’s always a recommended practice to keep monitoring your accounts for any suspicious activity because, as they say, prevention is always better than cure.

Avoid clicking on flashy advertisements

The Internet is laden with flashy advertisements that will make you feel like clicking on them. It’s okay to click on them as long as you can handle the repercussions. If the ad leads you to a malicious webpage, be vigilant in closing it instantly.

Attend security awareness seminars

Security awareness is something that there can never be enough of. If there is a pro-bono information security seminar happening somewhere in your vicinity, try to take time out to go there.

Two-step authentication

Finally, always try to have two-step authentication set up on all of your online accounts. This is a feature supported by the likes of Google, Yahoo and Facebook, etc., and should be made use of.

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10 Tips for Creating Your Web Site

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Introduction

When looking for ways to build of your website, even minor steps can make a huge difference. The most helpful information and best content will have little impact without simple protocols that make your Web site easier to use and more visually appealing. This paper focuses on 10 tips you can employ to ensure your web site is effective from the day it goes live.

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COMPUTER SECURITY TIPS

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10 TIPS TO COMPUTER SECURITY FOR YOUR SMALL BUSINESS

As small businesses become more reliant on technology, they also become more vulnerable to cybercrime. A Gartner study found that 90 percent of companies that suffer major data loss close within two years—but that 80 percent of business owners have no plan to protect their data. Here are 10 tips to secure your business computers.

1. Identify security needs and risks. Inventory your computer equipment, data and potential risks. Who is using desktops, laptops, tablets or smartphones? Where and how are they being used? What data do you collect, store or share, and who can access it? If your computers or network security were breached, how would extended downtime, fines, bad publicity or lawsuits affect your company?

2. Begin with the basics. Set up company computers and devices with strong passwords, and change them regularly. Ensure computers and devices are protected by antivirus, antispam and antispyware software; intrusion prevention systems; encryption technology to protect email traffic and wireless networks; and firewalls.

3. Keep your systems updated. Software updates often fix security problems, so download updates as soon as they become available. To make this easier, more software programs—including Windows, Office, Flash, Java and Adobe Acrobat—now offer options to download and install updates automatically; these can generally be accessed through “Settings” or “Preferences.”

4. Back up. There’s no excuse not to back up data when today’s backup solutions run unobtrusively in the background and store information safely offsite. Ask about file sharing and sync across multiple devices and users, how much storage you get, how easy it is to restore data, and what backup and disaster plans the backup company itself has in place. Double your protection by backing up to external hard drives in your office.

5. Educate employees. Even with the right systems in place, your business is still vulnerable to human error. Educate employees about the importance of using strong passwords and protecting them. Explain the risks of opening texts or attachments from unknown senders, clicking on suspicious links in emails, or sharing too much company information on social networks.

6. Think mobile. If your employees use mobile devices for business, enable secure remote access by installing updated security technology, encrypting data and using virtual private networks (VPNs). Remind employees to be cautious about who may be watching when they enter passwords or view confidential data outside the office.

7. Keep devices safe. While viruses and hackers capture headlines, the loss or theft of a physical device is still the most common cause of data breaches, according to a well-known security firm. Remind mobile employees to be aware of their surroundings and never leave company laptops, tablets or cellphones exposed in a vehicle or unattended. Have them immediately report lost or stolen devices.

8. Don’t mix business and family. Working on the same computer your children use for games or email puts business data at risk. Employees who work at home might have valuable work data on family computers. Create rules for how data can be shared or, if employees use company computers to work at home, consider restricting access to certain websites or prohibiting use of those computers for personal business.

9. Secure your site. Privacy and security seals show customers your website is a safe place to browse or shop. Privacy seals verify your privacy protection policy; security seals verify that you use technology such as encryption and regular scans for

malware.

10. Get expert help. If you don’t have an IT person on staff, enlist an IT consultant or SBDC Business Advisor to help you create a computer security policy. The SBA offers a series of free computer security workshops for small business owners, and the FCC has a customizable Small Business Cyber Planner.

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Best Android Hacking Apps 2016

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Here is the best Download Best Android Hacking Apps 2016; Android is the great Mobile OS ever built for the smartphone. You can do lots of experiments and amazing things with your phone. Android is not just a machine, It is fully featured computer machine.When you rooted your android phone, you gain complete access your android phone. You can run some ethical hacking android apps in the phone that make your android phone into a fully-featured hacking machine. Download Best Android Hacking Apps 2016

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iPhone games

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5 Amazing iPhone Games You Have to Try!

A lot of us use our iPhones for productivity on a daily basis, but our devices are made to entertain as much as they’re made for productivity. That’s why I’m going to show you 5 awesome iPhone games that you need to check out for yourself!