Adrian Hayter
Adrian Hayter enjoys writing on subjects relating to technology, but his main focus is Information Security. He has written for various blogs over the past 5 years, and now writes and hosts an independent security related blog. Adrian graduated from Royal Holloway, University of London in 2010 with first class honours in Computer Science. He returned to the university to pursue a masters in Information Security, which he hopes to complete this year. Adrian has twice worked for Cambridge University Computer Laboratory, and taught a year 7 class at Langley Grammar School to program Xboxes. He currently works full time as a Penetration Tester for CNS in London.
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I have a bachelors degree in Computer Science, and I am currently studying for a masters degree in Information Security. I work full time as a Penetration Tester at CNS.Interests
Information Security, Cryptography, Privacy, Computer Science, Internet, Networking, Computing, Programming, Technology, Science, Mobiles, Security, Hacking, Gaming, PhotographyFavourites
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Resurrect your lost web forms with LazarusHave you ever been in the middle of filling out a web form and had your browser crash? Did you lose everything? Probably. Not to worry, Lazarus is here to save the day!
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Looking forward to FIFA 13Later this year, EA release the much anticipated FIFA 13, which includes a whole host of improvements that might make this the best FIFA game yet.
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How to recycle your old mobile phoneDo you have a collection of old mobile phones that you don't use anymore? There are many ways you can recycle them, and some might get you some extra cash.
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Google Nexus 7: How to make your device secureSecurity of our devices is more important these days, especially when companies let employees use them for work. This article will show you how to secure your data on the new Google Nexus 7.Also published on:
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How to make safe online purchases using your mobileHow secure is your financial information when you make purchases through a mobile phone? Follow this advice and make sure you don't leak anything to thieves and scammers.Also published on: -
I've cracked my mobile screen! What should I do?Have you cracked your mobile phone screen? Don't worry, it's not the end of the world, and the solution doesn't have to be costly.Also published on:
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Top 5 online backup servicesRecovering files after a hard drive crash can be difficult and expensive, so why not use one of these services to backup your files to the cloud?Also published on: -
The problem with Internet cookiesThere is a lot of misinformation about cookies, especially with the new EU Cookie Law being enforced. Learn the truth about cookies, what they are used for, and how you can protect your privacy on the web.Also published on: -
How to boost your mobile signalLosing signal in the middle of a call can be a pain, but there are several solutions available to you.Also published on: -
Hello, my name is Adrian and I'm a smartphone addictDo you use your smartphone way more than you should? Are you always looking forward to the next upgrade? I share your pain.Also published on:
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Top 5 online password managersIf you are still writing your passwords down and storing them in a drawer, consider using one of these online password managers for added security.Also published on:
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Reducing your digital footprintHow much can someone deduce about you using a few personal details and a search engine? Find out, and start taking control of your digital footprint.Also published on:
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Pocket: Save, sync and read web articles anywhereSave, sync, and read your favourite web content on any device, in any location with Pocket.Also published on: -
How to secure your Facebook accountHow secure is your Facebook account? We look at some of the security features that you might not know about, but will keep your account safe. -
Using shutter speed to capture movementHave you ever wondered how to easily take photos of moving objects without the final images looking static? Learn how to adjust shutter speed on your camera to add motion blur and bring back motion to your photographs. -
Find your family ancestors onlineHave you ever wanted to trace your ancestors and extend your family tree? Using these websites and tips, you can make the most of your search into the past.
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10 useless iPhone appsSome apps are useful, but some will just make you shake your head in disbelief. -
7 time travel classicsMake sure to have your flux capacitors on standby as we explore the use of time travel in seven different movies, including the devices used and what paradoxes they caused.
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Top 5 iPhone word gamesPut your copy of Angry Birds aside and discover some of the best word games available on your iPhone that you can play alone or with friends. -
Retro games you can still play todayDon't feel left out if your computer isn't up to playing the latest and greatest modern games. There are still plenty of fun retro games that will engage you for hours. -
Why I love the iPhoneWhy the iPhone is still my favourite phone, and what lessons Apple can learn to improve it. -
Top tablets for watching moviesHere I look at the best tablets on the market that movie fans are sure to enjoy.