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  These Codes have 5 different ranges from 1×× - 5××. 1×× – Informational 2×× – Success 3×× – Redirection 4×× – Client error 5×× – Server error   100: Continue 101: Switching Protocols 102: Processing 103: Checkpoint   200: OK / Success 201: Created 202: Accepted 207: Multi-Status 301: Moved Permanently 302: Found 307: Temporary Redirect 308: Permanent Redirect   400: Bad Request 401: Unauthorized 402: Payment Required 403: Forbidden 404: Not Found 408: Request Timeout 410: Gone 451: Unavailable for Legal Reasons   500: Internal Server Error 503: Service Unavailable 504: Gateway Timeout   Follow me on   Instagram     Facebook

In this article, we are gonna look into 'Pegasus spyware' : What is it? How it was created? How can it infect your device? How to prevent it? And Researchers Opinion about it. Lets' get started.👇 What is Spyware? Spyware is mostly defined as malicious software designed to enter your computer device, gather data about you and forward it to a third-party without your consent. Spyware can also refer to legitimate software that monitors your data for commercial purposes like advertising. However, malicious spyware is explicitly used to profit from stolen data. What is Pegasus spyware? Pegasus spyware is surveillance software created by Israeli cyber intelligence firm NSO group. Pegasus is one such software that is created to gain access to your phone without consent and gather personal and sensitive information and deliver it to the user that is spying on you . How it was Created? Pegasus spyware was first discovered in an IOS version in 2016 and then a slightly different vers

Yes, you heard that right. You can access your computer’s hard drive with your smartphone in few simple steps. For this, you don’t have to download or install any big software on your PC or   smartphone. Your Android’s file explorer can do the task easily The good thing with this tutorial is that you can copy and paste big files, software, and other things easily to your phone at high speed.  Let’s take a look at how this works: To make this trick work, you should be connected to same network (Wi-Fi).   Step 1: Right click on the drive you want to share.   Use the below-mentioned path to share this folder. You will see an icon appeared which mean the drive is shared.     Properties> Sharing> Advance sharing>share this folder.   public-access   Step 2: In order to access files from hard drive with smartphone open ES file explorer.   Now click on the three line hamburger symbol then click on LAN   access-files-PC-android-1     Step 3: Now perform a