We live in a world where our lives revolve around the internet. We are only a click away from every information that we want. From the social media websites to the mobile applications, we can access everything with the internet. Our lives have become a lot sorted. Whenever there is confusion, ask use internet and get the solution.

There are also many illegal and adult websites that can be easily accessed by anyone. Being parents, you must keep an eye on the activities and the websites that your kids explore. If you want, you can control the activities of your kids on the internet.

Likewise, if you are running a business, there would be many employees working for you. At times, many employees waste time over chatting and sometimes, even ignore many of their official tasks just because they are busy chatting. As a result, their productivity in the official tasks is hampered.

But you don’t have to worry about these things when you can have FoneMonitor to keep knowledge of everything that your kids or employees do and then, make them realize their mistake. FoneMonitor lets you track phone effortlessly.

What are spy on text messages app?

Spy on text messages app is a software which allows the user of the spy app to spy on text messages, call logs, GPS location tracker and similar other activities of the target device. The software gathers data remotely from the target device and displays it on the interface suitable to the target user like smartphone, tablet or desktop computer which has a stable internet connection.

Before choosing a spy on text messages app there are a few things that should be kept in mind:

Too much intrusion into someone’s life can piss them off. But sometimes it is necessary to keep a tab on those around you to ensure their safety as well as yours. What else is better than tracking someone’s activities through their smartphones to which they are hooked day and night?

We have already seen how vulnerable routers can be a security threat, but ASUSTeK Computer Inc (ASUS) made everything feel small by leaving two critical flaws allowing anybody in the world to simply open a web-browser and access any Asus routers data with full read-write permission by simply typing a URL. This is not all, when notified about the severe design flaw, the company did nothing and ignored emails and phonecalls by researcher Kyle Lovetts who discovered the flaw.

To make their point and expose the vulnerability, a group did some guerrilla styled attack hacking into 13,000+ IP addresses using vulnerable Asus routers and left a text-file explaining the hack into user's router attached media disks. The text file informed users : "This is an automated message being sent out to everyone effected [sic]," the message, uploaded to his device without any login credentials, read. "Your Asus router (and your documents) can be accessed by anyone in the world with an Internet connection. You need to protect yourself and learn more by reading the following news article: http//nullfluid.com/asusgate.txt."

Visiting the mentioned url (as shown below), shows details about the exploit and how Asus has left users with an wide-open ftp server allowing anonymous login with full read-write privilege and AiCloud usernames and passwords stored in a plaintext file which is available for download without logging in. The group also made public a torrent link containing 10,000+ list of files stored on the Asus-connected hard drives for anybody to access.

Your privacy is at great risk in this era of Internet of things, after revelation of spying backdoor's in Internet routers and Chinese Electric Goods we now have another revelation of spying by LG SmartTV's. Findings made by developer @DoctorBeet revealed how LG is spying on users watching habits including logging of file-names watched by users from there external USB disk drivers as shown below to remote servers. The communication is clearly sending out "unique device ID" (which could be traced back to you) along with the information about what is being watched and too completely unencrypted.