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- Maria Sharapova has pulled out the Australian women's hardcourt tennis tournament at Royal Pines due to a strained right shoulder. |
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- Administrative Assistant (Sigma Financial)Location: Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton, PA / ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Financial Planning firm seeks organized and conscientious self-starter for entry level position. Job entails filing, making travel arrangements, preparing driving directions, placing and receiving phone calls, and pro... / (Source: Employment Spot. |
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- Ecourses A Strategy Plus Three Ways to Select and Market One of the fastest ways to attract subscribers for your mailing list or build visibility for your business is to write and give away sevenpart ecourses Ecourses are a great way to build visibility increase trust in you and build an expert status Why seven parts Because in marketing research proves that it takes seven contacts with someone before readers or prospects begin to trust you or your product This isnt different whether you are a writer or other professional How To Incorporate The Most Powerful Marketing Strategy Ever Invented Quickly And Easily Without a doubt if you asked me Shane if there was only 1 marketing strategy that you could use on the Internet what would it be Without hesitation I would say joint Ventures Joint Ventures are easily the most lucrative Marketing Strategy ever invented and if you learn to do it right will likely be the ONLY marketing strategy you will ever need to use A Good Internet Joint Venture is your shortcut to success It can send you more qualified internet traffic rushing to your site in |
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- CNN.com International | QuickVote How are you spending Christmas Day?With family/friendsWorkingAloneDrun I would find the irreverence hilarious if I weren't... |
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- Forum: Applications Posted By: paintact Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 08:49 AM |
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- Forum: Windows XP Posted By: raymdogg Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 08:48 AM |
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- Forum: Open Discussion Posted By: stepafian Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 08:36 AM |
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- Forum: Windows NT, 2000, 2003 Posted By: ann823 Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 08:24 AM |
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- Forum: Windows ME Posted By: SNLrico Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 08:21 AM |
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Lan problem (Dec 25 2005 08:12 GMT) - Forum: Networking Posted By: fareed Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 07:37 AM |
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- Forum: Applications Posted By: kryptonslast Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 07:16 AM |
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- Forum: Windows XP Posted By: skeeball Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 07:02 AM |
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Pop-ups (Dec 25 2005 08:12 GMT) - Forum: Windows XP Posted By: ruusky Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 06:35 AM |
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- Forum: Windows XP Posted By: CARvett2004 Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 06:16 AM |
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- Forum: Applications Posted By: pulsar101 Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 05:57 AM |
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- Forum: Cyber Safety Posted By: STLCards002 Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 05:52 AM |
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- Forum: Windows XP Posted By: kortmann Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 05:40 AM |
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- Forum: Cyber Safety Posted By: LiarForHire Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 05:20 AM |
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- Forum: Windows 98 Posted By: bonjovi Post Time: December 25th, 2005 at 05:17 AM |
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- Google has posted a response to critics of the AOL deal on its official blog, but that response conveniently ignores most of the criticism levelled at the company. It's only a partial attempt to come clean. Google says that the deal won't bias search results in favor of AOL, and that there won't be banner ads on the Google main page or search result pages. It adds "there will not be crazy, flashy, graphical doodads flying and popping up all over the Google site. |
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- Vendors of corrupt anti spyware software and their numerous affiliates took a fancy to the illegal distribution of their useless and sometimes even dangerous products. Regular users and security experts grew weary of all those SpyAxe, WinHound and similar less prevalent threats. However, malicious persons do not even think of stopping all this madness. Although users no longer believe in fake security alerts, ridiculous reports and other nonsense produced by rogue spyware removers, illegal distribution tactics really work. |
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- As new computers are purchased this holiday season, homeland security officials alert computer users to the vulnerabilities their networks may face. According to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Trojan Horse software is the biggest threat to computer users and networks. |
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- A couple of days ago we asked our readers, "if your parents got a new computer for Christmas, what would you tell them to do?" The responses have been great! Rather than trying to summarize, we decided to just print them all in the order they were received. |
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- I've talked about the anti-spam work of Florida attorney general Charlie Crist a couple times in recent weeks. But now it seems that Crist, who's running for governor of Florida, is accused of spamming voters. Crist's unwelcome campaign emails may not violate the CAN SPAM law, but his campaign web site certainly does a shoddy job of email etiquette. |
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- Rudelen, also known as Ruleden, is a dangerous macro virus that infects Microsoft Word documents. It infects the system when the user opens an infected file. Then the virus runs a payload. It disables Microsoft Word essential security features, changes the system time and copies infected documents to several folders. Rudelen attempts to corrupt installed software by removing its registry keys and severely damages the entire operating system by deleting critical executables and library files located in default Windows and system directories and in the root of the main hard disk. |
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- No one knows who has been the first to search the online evil using honeypot web sites, but what we know is that the idea has been such a great success, that it’s now almost out of control: decoy web sites are now countless. Each Nation has its own Secret Service and its own Police Corp, and each one of them has now got its own decoy sites, to attract paedophiles, terrorists, copyright laws infringers, hackers, and etcetera. |
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- Feebs is a worm that spreads through file sharing networks using popular peer-to-peer clients. Once executed, the parasite installs itself to the system and runs a spreading routine. It creates infected files with meaningful names in all shared folders it finds in the compromised system. Then it runs a payload. Feebs terminates running antiviruses, firewalls, anti-trojan tools and other security-related programs and prevents them from loading on next system startup. |
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- We're living in the golden age of the gadget. Don't believe it? Check your pockets. Odds are you're carrying a portable music player, an electronic organizer, a keychain-size storage device, a digital camera, or a cell phone that combines some or all of these functions. And you'd probably be hard pressed to live without them. |
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- The National Security Agency has been spying on Internet and telephone communications in and out of the United States in an immense program implemented in cooperation with major telecommunications companies, the New York Times reported late Friday. The news comes just a week after the Bush administration acknowledged the existence of a domestic spying program, while claiming the executive order was limited to those individuals with known terrorist ties. But the Times cites sources who say the surveillance was much broader than admitted. |
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- Websense Security Labs has received reports of a new phishing attack that targets customers of New England Federal Credit Union. Users receive a spoofed email, which claims that their online account needs to be updated for security purposes. Users are given a link to a fraudulent website where they are prompted to enter their ATM card number and identification information. This phishing site is hosted in the United States and was up at the time of this alert. |
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- Couple readers noted the use of the "kaiten" bot in some of the recent php exploits. The php vulnerability is used to install kaiten, which like all well behaved bots will connect to an IRC channel and do its master's bidding. We kind of have come used to seeing " |
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- Security threats have grown more menacing with the appearance of the likes of Sober, Mytob, and Bagle. Along with the newer trends of spyware, phishing and key logging the implications of ineffective information security have become potentially debilitating to business operations and indeed strategy. Such attacks represent an increasing risk to an enterprise, as information is compromised or floods of malicious traffic clog networks and bring mission-critical business systems, processes and procedures to a standstill. |
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- Cross site scripting (XSS) errors have been around for some time. However, most people do not realize the inherent danger these types of bugs create. Assuming a web developer or system administrator is even aware of their existence, they are generally considered nothing more than a nuisance. This update will illustrate quite clearly the dangers of a seemingly simple and harmless XSS vulnerability. |
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- Some cybercrooks have apparently harvested a bunch of email addresses from the New York Times online resume database. Mine was among them. (Yes, I'm looking for a full-time job.) The criminals then spammed the addresses with emails written to look like they came from a legit company seeking what they called couriers. " |
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- Search in Dance & Electronic:Ambient |
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Walmart (Dec 25 2005 08:12 GMT) - Price: $11.88; Rating: 3. |
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- Project description: Dawn of the Titans is a project to provide basic softcode/hardcode snippets, advice, and documentation for BattleTechMUX players and staffers alike. This is of particular interest to BTMux coders and admins. |
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- Project administrators: grantblackman, patrickblackman |
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