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  Sudah brapa lama aku tak blogging sebagai ...

  Posted: November 5th, 2006, 4:01pm MYT by jahred

  Sudah brapa lama aku tak blogging sebagai jemputan kat blog.fakap ni.
  So saja hari ni aku menjengok2 dan rasa gatal tangan lak nak memblog menyemak kat blog.fakap ni haha...aku pon dah tak up2date sangat dah semenjak akhir2 ni so aku dah lost....
  
  so kepada cik ayoi....nak SOMA! (pst...free kan?)
  
  kepada yg membaca...hepi fakap!
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  the 9/11 conspiracy?

  Posted: June 23rd, 2006, 4:48pm MYT by jahred

  well today i've received a mail regarding the 9/11 incident which occured a in 2001 and a after a few years (nearly 5years) this conspiracy suddenly came out.
  
  
  
  it's was told that the incident which happen was actually plan before yet to put the blame on ISLAM.After a reading throught the fowarded email and website, i decided that this might be a usefull information to share regarding those FUCKING JEWS!
  
  
  
  Other Related Links 911 Blogger
  
  
  
  Download Doc
  
  
  
  well this makes me remember the song "Wake Up" by "Rage Against The Machine"
  
  
  
  Quote :
  
  " The networks at work, keepin' people calm
  
  Ya know they murdered X
  
  And tried to blame it on Islam
  
  He turned the power to the have-nots
  
  And then came the shot "
  
  
  
  Yeah...people keep blaming ISLAM on terrorist kind of stuff why?
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  Ubuntu or Ubuntut?

  Posted: June 2nd, 2006, 8:40am MYT by jahred

  An interesting picture to share with...with phrase "UBUNTU or UBUNTUT?"
  
  
  
  
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  Ubuntu to Support Linux on Sparc T1 Chips

  Posted: May 31st, 2006, 11:28am MYT by jahred

  while browsing through the net i found a breaking news for ubuntu-users out there. Here' s a glimpse of the news and for more of this breaking news you can click the link below :)
  
  
  
  
  
  

  "Even though Solaris will always hold the inside track when it comes to supporting features on the Sparc chip architecture, Sun Microsystems knows that it has to take an extremely open approach to its hardware and software if it wants to become a true volume player in the server racket. And that is why the company is enthusiastic about getting Linux ported to its new "Niagara" Sparc T1 processors.

  But, as you might expect, Sun is not as interested in helping rival operating system platform providers Red Hat and Novell make money with their Linuxes as it is in convincing other Linux providers to support their distros on the T1s, thereby taking a whack at the X64 server vendors and the two main Linux platform providers and the Windows platform from Microsoft all at the same time. Think of it as hitting a triple play, since any sale of a non-X64, non-Windows platform does, in some way, weaken Microsoft. This might be the reason why Jonathan Schwartz, Sun's new chief executive officer, has been talking up the Ubuntu variant of the Debian line of Linux in recent weeks. Canonical, which releases Ubuntu 6.06 Long Term Support Server Edition on June 1, is also interested in getting some press around its efforts to move from Debian desktops to data centers and departmental servers. "
  
  

  clik here for the rest of this story
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  Teens Arrested in MySpace Extortion

  Posted: May 29th, 2006, 9:59am MYT by jahred

  
  
  MySpace has made it to the headlines once again, with two teenagers having allegedly hacked the Web site and extorted money from operators.
  
  
  
  Reports claim that Shaun Harrison (18), and Saverio Mondelli (19), both computer programmers, hacked into the MySpace Web site, stole personal information from MySpace users, and threatened to distribute a foolproof method of stealing information unless they were paid an amount of $150,000.
  
  
  
  The teenagers were later arrested by two police men, who under the guise of MySpace employees, went to Los Angeles to pick up the payoff. Each of the two arrested were charged with illegal computer access and attempt of extortion. They have now been released on bail, but if convicted, stand to face four years of imprisonment.
  
  
  
  According to the prosecutors in this case, Harrison and Mondelli were operating a similarly named Website, which is now defunct, and took advantage of the vulnerabilities on MySpace, thereby gaining access to users' personal information.
  
  
  
  MySpace discovered the hack earlier this year, created a patch to block it, and sent a cease-and-desist letter to the hackers. The hackers allegedly threatened to distribute the unbreakable code, unless MySpace paid-up the ransom money. So finally the company approached the Electronic Crimes Task Force, who decided to set up a sting operation to catch hold of the hackers.
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  New Yahoo Messenger Worm Hijacks Internet Explorer

  Posted: May 24th, 2006, 8:52am MYT by jahred

  
  
  
  
  "People have to treat instant messaging as they have been taught to treat e-mail -- with suspicion -- and not open suspicious attachments," said Natalie Lambert, an analyst at Forrester Research. "We have to start applying what we have learned with e-mail to these other applications."
  
  
  
  There is a new worm making the rounds, targeting the popular Yahoo Messenger application with the purpose of hijacking PCs and installing malicious software on them.

  Experts at FaceTime Security Labs discovered the worm two weeks ago using a "honeypot" trap set up to monitor the activity of viruses, Trojans, and other malicious software.

  The worm, dubbed Yh032.explr, marks the first time that researchers have encountered malicious software that installs its own Web browser on a PC without the user's permission.

  "This is one of [the] oddest and more insidious pieces of malware we have encountered in years," said Tyler Wells, senior director of research at FaceTime. "This is the first instance of a complete Web browser hijack without the user's awareness. Rogue browsers seem to be the hot new thing among hackers."

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  Just When You Thought YM! is save ...

  Posted: May 23rd, 2006, 1:07pm MYT by jahred

  A worm running through Yahoo's instant messaging network is installing a browser of its own -- a first for IM malware -- that leads users to adware and spyware sites, several security firms said Monday.

  The worm, dubbed "Yhoo32.explr" by IM security vendor FaceTime Communications on Friday and "Browaf" by Symantec on Monday, is installed when Yahoo users click on a malicious link embedded within an instant message.

  Yhoo32.explr downloads and installed the so-called "Safety Browser," which adds an IE-like icon to the desktop, and when used, takes the unsuspecting to sites where their PCs are infected with adware and spyware. The worm also changes the home page of IE to point to Safety Browser's site.

  To complicate things, Safety Browser doesn't post an Uninstall option in Windows' Add or Remove Programs Control Panel applet.

  "This is one of oddest and more insidious pieces of malware we have encountered in years," said Tyler Wells, senior director of research at FaceTime, in a statement.

  "This is the first instance of a complete web browser hijack without the user's awareness. Similar 'rogue' browsers, such as 'Yapbrowser', have demonstrated the potential for serious damage by directing end-users to potentially illegal or illicit material. 'Rogue' browsers seem to be the hot new thing among hackers."

  Along with the bogus browser, the worm makes the PC blare out screeching music thick with bad guitar licks and drum solos. The headache-inducing noise plays every time the computer boots or Safety Browser launches.

  Anti-virus vendors, such as Symantec, are working on signatures to detect the new Yahoo IM worm; FaceTime said that has already it updated its customers' software.