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Windows Vista can be considered as the first Microsoft operating system that requires specific requirements to run. Unlike its predecessor, Vista users generally need a high spec computer to run Vista smoothly. While running Windows Vista, users should have noticed Vista actually takes up a lot of resources. Due to this, it is good to remove those unwanted or rubbish components in order to speed up the Operating System. vLite is a useful tool designed particularly for users to remove the unnecessary or unwanted Windows Vista components and thus help to speed up the operating system. Besides, it can also create the bootable ISO and apply the tweaks directly. The latest version recently released was vLite v1.2.0 Beta. vLite needs Framework 2.0 and above to run smoothly. Users can download vLite 1.2.0 Beta via the link here. The summary of the key features are
vLite is a free Vista compatible application which can customize the operating system before installing it. It will configure the installation directly before installation, meaning users have to remake the ISO and reinstall it. This method is much cleaner, not to mention easier and more logical than doing it after installation. Technically, vLite is not a hacking tool and it is not functioning on any kind of hacking. All files and registry entries are protected as they would be if users install the unedited version only with the changes they select.
• hotfix, language pack and driver integration
• component removal
• unattended setup
• tweaks
• split/merge Vista installation CDs
• create ISO and burn bootable CD/DVD

Google is an extremely powerful search engine, in the sense that it will crawl, grab and remember whatever web pages and files that its crawlers come across in the Internet, no matter whether they’re intended for public viewing. Beside, Google also provides powerful search filters and operators to return accurate search results. Thus you can find many interesting results using Google, such as unprotected live webcam.
You can also search for passwords which accidentally expose in various files by using Google, especially the unprotected or improperly protected password information in plain text format that resides on a web server. Most serious security leak happens on misconfigured web server that shows directory listing or expose PHP code. Typical example is plain text passwords used by FrontPage, a simple Web publishing software provided by Microsoft which has now been discontinued. Nevertheless, somebody out there in the Internet is still using FrontPage, and continue to expose the passwords to the world via Google. Try the following search queries to search for FrontPage password stored in service.pwd file.
ext:pwd inurl:(service | authors | administrators | users) “# -FrontPage-”
Other examples include password.log and password.list, .inc files with PHP code that contain unencrypted usernames, passwords, and addresses for the databases authentication, usually MySQL (filetype:inc intext:mysql_connect), config.php used by hackers to hack phpBB forums (ext:php intext:”$dbms”"$dbhost”"$dbuser”"$dbpasswd”"$table_prefix”"phpbb_installed”) and many many more. GHDB provides a long list of possible passwords that can be found via Google.
