Access Your Personal Computer(PC) From Anywhere #RemoteAccess #VPNs #Encrypt

If you are traveling and you need a file which resides in your Personal Computer then what will you do? By now you may be stuck in between your presentation because you’re missing one crucial file *Been There, Done That*

There’s a mechanism that can aid you in accessing your personal computer from anywhere, NO, not via cloud computing but through remote PC you can access your personal computer from anywhere in the world!!!

Tools You Can Use To Access Your PC Remotely:

One Can use the below tools to access his/her PC via mobile phone or another computer

Opera Unite, by using this tool one can easily turn his computer into a web server and can access documents on that computer from any other web browser. Opera Unite is a standard web server and it allows us to download files directly from the computer without uploading.

Copernic is popular desktop accessing software that is used to find emails, pictures and other files on Windows computer. Copernic also have a component called myCopernic on the Go for remotely searching the content stored on the home or office computer. One can preview the search results and then download them to your mobile phone or remote PC.

Another option is GBridge, it allows you to setup a virtual private network using your Google Account. Nowadays many companies are using VPNs to let employees access their data over an unsecure public network (Internet) with this tool. It also allows home users to build their own VPNs to access remote files more securely.

But in my personal opinion the best option is Windows Live Sync at sync.live.com for remotely accessing files over the Internet. You have to just install the Live Sync client on your computer and you can access the entire hard drive of that computer simply through the Windows Live Sync website. Live Sync is available for both Mac and Windows.

Last but not least this kind of remote access can be compromised or hacked one way or another *Keep an open mind Mr./Ms.* especially if you don’t update your system regularly, exploits, zero-day exploits are discovered and exploited every single day. Of course you’re also advised to encrypt files no matter how small-but this depends with the sensitivity of the files: there’s nothing called Privacy nowadays unless you classified it as one-Just do it, don’t be stubborn, keep your files far away from the preying eyes of the likes of National Intelligence Agency (NSA)-Remember if you’re a target they will find a way in, for example they might just show up on your door*Giggling* That just buys you some time and act as a deterrent.

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