Option1:
- Install Safari Download Enabler (from Cydia)
- Download the .deb file then open it with iFile
- Select Install
- Restart the device
Option2:
put the deb file in /var/root/Media/Cydia/Autoinstall/ and reboot the device.
Showing posts with label IOS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IOS. Show all posts
Tuesday, 1 January 2013
install .deb file
Sunday, 14 October 2012
Lookout Helps You Get Your Lost Phone Back
Protects You Against Mobile Threats
Lookout's new "signal flare" shows you where your phone is on a Google Map if it's ever stolen or you lose it in the back of a cab. The feature works much like previously mentioned Prey, which also supports iOS and Android, but signal flare even works when your phone's battery is weak or about to die. As soon as your battery gets low, the service sends its position to Lookout, just in case. That way your phone doesn't even have to be on for you to get a lead on where it may be now. Additionally, the new version protects against dialer-based attacks, like the kind that that popped up last month, on all Android devices.
Lookout also sports a sharp-looking dashboard that shows you all of the security-related events and activities happening on your phone. Since the app can back up your contacts, call history, and photos, this dashboard shows you whether a backup job is in process. The dashboard also shows you which apps you've installed most recently and whether the app scanned them for known malware, URLs you've visited in your mobile browser and their scan status, and more. The app includes all of this, and still manages to be lightweight.
Lookout's basic features are free, but if you sign up for the company's $3/mo premium service for Android, you unlock the app's real-time URL scanning for phishing and malware attacks, and the Privacy Advisor, which shows you at a glance which apps have access to your personal data.
Lookout's new "signal flare" shows you where your phone is on a Google Map if it's ever stolen or you lose it in the back of a cab. The feature works much like previously mentioned Prey, which also supports iOS and Android, but signal flare even works when your phone's battery is weak or about to die. As soon as your battery gets low, the service sends its position to Lookout, just in case. That way your phone doesn't even have to be on for you to get a lead on where it may be now. Additionally, the new version protects against dialer-based attacks, like the kind that that popped up last month, on all Android devices.
Lookout also sports a sharp-looking dashboard that shows you all of the security-related events and activities happening on your phone. Since the app can back up your contacts, call history, and photos, this dashboard shows you whether a backup job is in process. The dashboard also shows you which apps you've installed most recently and whether the app scanned them for known malware, URLs you've visited in your mobile browser and their scan status, and more. The app includes all of this, and still manages to be lightweight.
Lookout's basic features are free, but if you sign up for the company's $3/mo premium service for Android, you unlock the app's real-time URL scanning for phishing and malware attacks, and the Privacy Advisor, which shows you at a glance which apps have access to your personal data.
Sunday, 7 October 2012
Winscp scripting - telnet to iphone
Winscp scripting - telnet to iphone
for filename in *.mp3; do mv "$filename" "cd5-$filename"; done;
/private/var/mobile/Applications/F06B1A3A-45BB-4BD6-92CF-6B1BC656E07F/Documents/Leaders/
for filename in *.mp3; do mv "$filename" "cd5-$filename"; done;
/private/var/mobile/Applications/F06B1A3A-45BB-4BD6-92CF-6B1BC656E07F/Documents/Leaders/
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