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Friday, July 29, 2016

Earn 50 On AdF ly for Shortening URL How To


“Wow! I made some money online.” This was my reaction when I made few cents within a day using AdF.ly. So many people thinks that making money online is not possible or its just a scam,my brother, I think you dont know your way about it.  AdF.ly is one of the ways I made some cool cash online and below am going to explain what this program is all about and how you can earn so much from it.
What is an AdF.ly

Adf.ly is website that pays you money every time someone clicks on your shortened Adf.ly links.
Still Confused? Let me Explain.

Adf.ly is an URL shortening service similar to Bit.ly.
  1. You input a link on AdF.ly. For example “google.com”
  2. AdF.ly shortens it and gives you a links “https://adf.ly/PNDe3”
  3. You share the shortened link anywhere on the web.
  4. Someone clicks on your link i.e. on “https://adf.ly/PNDe3”
There is twist now. Before redirecting to “google.com” adf.ly will show an ad to your visitor. He had to see the advertisement for at least 5 seconds and then he can continue to your link i.e. “google.com”. 

How AdF.ly works?

However I have provided you an overview of the working of AdF.ly, there are some questions left why adf.ly pays you and how adf.ly itself make money. To make it more clear let us take an example. Think of an advertiser who wants to sell his product or promote his online business. So he want more visitors to see his business or buy his product: AdF.ly is the solution for the advertiser. Lets check out the complete working of AdF.ly:
  1. Advertiser pays money to Adfly to show his website to visitors of any specific country or the whole world. Let’s say advertiser paid $2 for 1000 visits.
  2. Adfly takes a cut. Let’s say Adfly takes $0.4.
  3. Adfly shows the advertisement (of advertisers business or product) for 5 seconds when a visitor clicks on publisher’s links. Publisher gets rest of $1.6 for 1000 visits on his link.
Now you have the complete idea of the working of AdF.ly. Let’s turn to the question “Is AdF.ly a scam?”
How do I Promote AdF.ly Links?
Thats quite easy, below are some good places you can share your links tp and get a very good conversion:
  1. Facebook: Millions of people use facebook everyday and its the best way to post and publish your links.
  2. Twitter: Get some followers on twitter and share your links so that they can click on it.
  3. Post on forums: This is the aspect i love the most, why? because I use it the most. I create a trending topic in forums and I will just embed my links in that post.
  4. Create a Website or blog:You can make a free website (blog or free google site) and post your url links on the website with your content (Just change your outgoing links to adf.ly links or you can also use their website entry script or full page script).

Adf.ly: Legit or Scam?

Adf.ly is not a scam; there are several points that prove it.
  1. It was started on 2009. It is six years now as of 2015. Only legit sites can live for so much of time.
  2. According to Alexa, Adfly is among the top 100 websites of the world. Can you ever think of a scam site in the top 100 websites of the world?
  3. It has more than 2 million users registered which prove that adf.ly a famous and legit site.
  4. They always pay on time.
  5. And the payment proof paid to me by Adf.ly below, proves it to be legit.
Now you should be eager to know more about Adf.ly so let’s continue and check out its pros and cons.


Payment Methods

Minimum payout is only $5; this means as soon as you will make $5 you can withdraw it.

Payment Methods are:
  • Paypal
  • Payoneer (Bank Transfer)
  • Payoneer (Prepaid Card)
  • Payza
Adf.ly also provides daily payments as soon you will meet the following requirements:
  • Withdrawal Account Set
  • Paid once in monthly payment
  • Account longer than one month
  • Account details not changed in last 72 hours
  • Cashout limit reached: $5


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Thursday, July 21, 2016

A cybercriminal group of 50 get behind 45 M cyberheist arrested in Russia

get behind $45-M cyberheist arrested in Russia

A cybercriminal group of 50 get suspected of stealing more than $45 million from multiple Russian banks, financial institutions, and businesses in 2011 has been apprehended in Russia’s largest ever hacker bust.

The group’s arrest prevented the transmission of fake transactions worth over $30 million.
The suspected members of the cybercriminal group using the Lurk Trojan malware were arrested through the combined efforts of the cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab, Russian law enforcement, and Sberbank, one of Russia’s largest banks.




In a press statement released on Friday, Kaspersky said it detected the gang’s activity in 2011, after the hacker group used malware to access and steal money from their victims’ bank accounts.


“Our company’s experts analyzed the malicious software and identified the hacker’s network of computers and servers. Armed with that knowledge the Russian police could identify suspects and gather evidence of the crimes that had been committed,” said Ruslan Stoyanov, head of computer incidents investigation at Kaspersky Lab.

In order to propagate the Lurk Trojan malware, the get infected a range of websites, including leading media and news sites. Unsuspecting victims simply had to visit such sites to be infected with the malware. Once inside a victim’s device, the malware would download even more malware that enabled it to steal the victim’s money.


The hacker group also targeted various IT and telecommunications companies, using their servers to remain anonymous.


The malware used by the get was unique in that it stored itself in its victim’s random access memory (RAM), making it harder to detect by antivirus software. The hacker group also made use of different VPN services, the anonymous Tor network, and compromised Wi-Fi connections to conceal their malware.


Kaspersky Lab warned companies to pay close attention to their security measures, regularly perform IT infrastructure security checks, and teach employees the basics of responsible cyber-behavior to protect themselves from similar hacker attacks.


They also urged companies to introduce measures to detect attacks.

“The best strategy here is to complement the approach to threat prevention with significant investment in threat detection and response. Even the most sophisticated targeted attacks can be spotted by their abnormal activity when compared to regular business workflow,” Kaspersky Labs said.


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