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Tips to get high traffic for your website

2010-04-12T08:01:00.004+08:00

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2010-04-08T19:39:00.005+08:00

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Eset Fix

2010-03-26T19:24:00.012+08:00

Locked ESET trials 31 day forever
If have any problem with this fix please leave your question on comment. thanks =)

Download here Link 1 or Link 2 or Link 3

password: cakciboit.blogspot.com

Want to update ESET offline? Download the update file here
LATEST ESET OFFLINE UPDATE!

ESET 4 OFFLINE UPDATE (LATEST UPDATE!!)

2010-03-15T02:49:00.081+08:00

ESET OFFLINE LATEST UPDATE: 25 OCTOBER 2010
compatibility: Eset Anti-Virus 3/4 | Eset Smart Security 3/4 | 32/64bit
If you have problem with download. Please inform me...

ESET offline update is update file that you can use to update your anti-virus without internet. Just download the update file and you can copy it to pendrive for easy updating ESET in others computer.

How to update:
1. Download update file. Choose one link.

25.10.2010 offline update
Link 1
Link 2
Link 3

2. After update file installed,
open your ESET 4 ANTI-VIRUS or SMART SECURITY.

3. Open its setup.
- Click Setup on top right -> Advanced setup OR you can press F5.

4. On the left pane click "Update".

5. On the right look for "update server" and click "Edit..."

6. In update server box enter this "c:\eset_upd" without quote like this

7. Click ADD then OK and OK again to close setup window.

8. DONE! Now you can update your antivirus. Enjoy! =)

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Download this fix and it will make your ESET last forever with latest updates.
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Kaspersky anti-virus/internet security 2010 original!!

2009-11-23T11:15:00.003+08:00

Kepade sesiape yg nk beli kaspersky antivirus atau internet security boleh la beli kt sy dgn harge yg LEBIH MURAH dari harge kedai. Bukan pirate punye ek. yg ni ORIGINAL KASPERSKY.

1.Kaspersky adalah antara anti-virus yg paling baik untuk keselamatan komputer anda.
2.Berada didalam senarai tangga top 3 best antivirus oleh TopTen review salah satu website yg menjalankan kajian mengenai software.
3.Update yg kerap untuk memastikan komputer anda dilindungi daripada diserang virus-virus baru.
4.Kecekapan yg tinggi untuk mengesan virus.
5.sesuai dipasang pada semua platform windows.

kaspersky anti-virus/internet security website

Who Writes Malicious Programs and Why?

2009-08-21T08:44:00.005+08:00

Virus writers: four general types

Virus writers belong to one of four broad groups: cyber-vandals, who can be divided into two categories, and more serious programmers, who can again be split into two groups.
Cyber vandalism - stage 1

In the past, most malware was written by young programmers: kids who just had learned to program who wanted to test their skills. Fortunately most of these programs did not spread widely - the majority of such malware died when disks were reformatted or upgraded. Viruses like these were not written with a concrete aim or a definite target, but simply for the writers to assert themselves.
Cyber vandalism - stage 2

The second largest group of contributors to malware coding were young people, usually students. They were still learning programming, but had already made a conscious decision to devote their skills to virus writing. These were people who had chosen to disrupt the computing community by committing acts of cyber hooliganism and cyber vandalism. Viruses authored by members of this group were usually extremely primitive and the code contained a large number of errors.

However, the development of the Internet provided space and new opportunities for these would-be virus writers.Numerous sites, chat rooms and other resources sprang up where anyone could learn about virus writing: by talking to experienced authors and downloading everything from tools for constructing and concealing malware to malicious program source code.
Professional virus writers

And then these 'script kiddies' grew up. Unfortunately, some of them did not grow out of virus writing. Instead, they looked for commercial applications for their dubious talents. This group remains the most secretive and dangerous section of the computer underground: they have created a network of professional and talented programmers who are very serious about writing and spreading viruses.

Professional virus writers often write innovative code designed to penetrate computers and networks; they research software and hardware vulnerabilities and use social engineering in original ways to ensure that their malicious creations will not only survive, but also spread widely.
Virus researchers: the 'proof-of-concept' malware authors

The fourth and smallest group of virus writers is rather unusual. These virus writers call themselves researchers, and they are often talented programmers who devote their skills to developing new methods for penetrating and infecting systems, fooling antivirus programs and so forth. They are usually among the first to penetrate new operating systems and hardware. Nevertheless, these virus writers are not writing viruses for money, but for research purposes. They usually do not spread the source code of their 'proof of concept viruses', but do actively discuss their innovations on Internet resources devoted to virus writing.

All of this may sound innocent or even beneficial. However, a virus remains a virus and research into new threats should be conducted by people devoted to curing the disease, not by amateurs who take no responsibility for the results of their research. Many proof of concept viruses can turn into serious threats once the professional virus writers gain access to them, since virus writing is a source of income for this group.
Why write viruses?
Fraud

The computer underground has realised that paid for Internet services, such as Internet access, email and web hosting, provides new opportunities for illegal activity with the additional satisfaction of getting something for nothing. Virus writers have authored a range of Trojans which steal login information and passwords to gain free access to other users' Internet resources.

The first password stealing Trojans appeared in 1997: the aim was to gain access to AOL. By 1998 similar Trojans appeared for all other major Internet service providers. Trojans stealing log in data for dial-up ISPs, AOL and other Internet services are usually written by people with limited means to support their Internet habit, or by people who do not accept that Internet resources are a commercial service just like any other, and must therefore be paid for.

For a long time, this group of Trojans constituted a significant portion of the daily 'catch' for antivirus companies worldwide. Today, the numbers are decreasing in proportion to the decreasing cost of Internet access.

Computer games and software license keys are another target for cyber fraud. Once again, Trojans providing free access to these resources are written by and for people with limited financial resources. Some hacking and cracking utilities are also written by so-called 'freedom fighters', who proclaim that all information should be shared freely throughout the computing community. However, fraud remains a crime, no matter how noble the aim is made out to be.
Organised cyber crime

The most dangerous virus writers are individuals and groups who have turned professional. These people either extract money directly from end users (either by theft or by fraud) or use zombie machines to earn money in other ways, such as creating and selling a spamming platform, or organizing DoS attacks, with the aim here being blackmail.

Most of today's serious outbreaks are caused by professional virus writers who organize the blanket installations of Trojans to victim machines. This may be done by using worms, links to infected sites or other Trojans.
Bot networks

Currently, virus writers either work for particular spammers or sell their wares to the highest bidder. Today, one standard procedure is for virus writers to create bot networks, i.e. networks of zombie computer infected with identical malicious code. In the case of networks used as spamming platforms, a Trojan proxy server will penetrate the victim machines. These networks number from a thousand to tens of thousands of infected machines. The virus writers then sell these networks to the highest bidder in the computer underground.

Such networks are generally used as spamming platforms. Hacker utilities can be used to ensure that these networks run efficiently; malicious software is installed without the knowledge or consent of the user, adware programs can be camoflaged to prevent detection and deletion, and antivirus software may be attacked.
Financial gain

Apart from servicing spam and adware, professional virus writers also create Tojan spies which they use to steal money from e-wallets, Pay Pal accounts and/or directly from Internet bank accounts. These Trojans harvest banking and payment information from local machines or even corporate servers and then forward it to the master.
Cyber extortion

The third major form of contemporary cyber crime is extortion or Internet rackets. Usually, virus writers create a network of zombie machines capable of conducting an organized DoS attack. Then they blackmail companies by threatening to conduct a DoS attack against the corporate website. Popular targets include estores, banking and gambling sites, i.e. companies whose revenues are generated directly by their on-line presence.
Other malware

Virus writers and hackers also ensure that adware, dialers, utilities that redirect browsers to pay-to-view sites and other types of unwanted software function efficiently. Such programs can generate profits for the computer underground, so it's in the interests of virus writers and hackers to make sure that these programs are not detected and are regularly updated.

In spite of the media attention given to young virus writers who manage to cause a global epidemic, approximately 90% of malicious code is written by the professionals. Although all of four groups of virus writers challenge computer security, the group which poses a serious, and growing threat is the community of professional virus writers who sell their services.

Any questions, ideas or discussion??

2009-07-02T04:15:00.002+08:00

Here we can discuss about your computer problem (^,^)

How to protect your computer? ++

2009-05-11T20:30:00.001+08:00

Protect Your PC: Five-Step Guide

1. Secure your e-mail client against running unwanted scripts.

2. Scan your computers at least weekly to make sure they aren't harboring viruses or worms.

3. Keep your AntiVirus software up-to-date. AntiVirus software vendors update their virus lists on a regular basis. Make sure you visit your vendor's Web site at least once a week to download the update. Most virus software offers an auto-update feature which will grab the updates for you; make sure this feature is enabled (if available) in your software.

4. Avoid running attachments (especially .EXE files) that come in your e-mail, even if they come from your friends, relatives or colleagues. The warped minds now writing e-mail viruses will do their best to lure you into running their viruses and worms by making them look like love letters, jokes or pornography. Once you or one of your friends succumbs to this temptation, the script will mail itself to everyone on that computer's address list.

5. Make frequent backups of your data files, and keep some of your backups out of your computer. We like to burn CD-R backup discs on a regular schedule; CD-RW and Zip discs also work well.

Virus??

2009-05-11T20:18:00.003+08:00

Protecting yourself and your computer from viruses has become a necessity in the last few years. Viruses have become more prevalent and more destructive as well. This information is intended to help you understand a little bit more about computer viruses, how they attack, and how to protect your computer from them.

What are computer virus??
Computer viruses are software programs that invade a computer system to wreck havoc with computer files or the computer users themselves. Some are benign causing nothing more than a nuisance while others can delete files or even destroy computer hardware. Typically viruses are programmed to reproduce themselves and spread from one computer system to another, just like a normal human virus spreads via human contact throughout the population. Computer viruses can be spread via diskettes or other removable media, by way of email attachments, or in some cases simply by being connected to the Internet and not protected.

Is It A Virus or a Hoax?
It seems as if the minute a new person logs on to the Internet they get a flood of email warning of dire consequences if they open an email with a certain subject line. There are viruses that can be transmitted via email, however a lot of these so-called viruses are imaginary. They are myths, let's face it is it really believable that Disney would giveaway trips by simply responding to an email, or Bill Gates sending money to people who kept an email chain letter moving through cyberspace? There are many of these email hoaxes floating around the Internet at any given time.
Hoaxes become viruses simply by individuals forwarding the hoax across the Internet to other unsuspecting individuals, these individuals read the warning and forward it on to still more people. Thus the "virus" spreads throughout the Internet.
The next time you receive an email warning of potential hazard to your computer if you open an email. Go check out the following webpages in particular to see if there is any truth to the message. An email may in fact contain a virus, but please verify its authenticity before forwarding it on to someone.

This is a place for u to visit to determine if something is a hoax or not:
1.U.S. Department of Energy's Computer Incident Advisory Capability.
2.Computer Virus Myths Homepage.

The Spam Virus
Spam... what is it? It's any email sent without permission. It's posting to a message board with the full intent to advertise... without permission. It's placing an ad inside an ezine accused of spam, believe it or not!

It's the new virus that is affecting responsible webmasters and publishers.

ISP's and List Servers have a policy against Spam. They have a nice little panic button that people can push and scream, "I've been SPAMMED!" The results can be anything from a little warning, to losing your ISP or OPT-IN list overnight.

But who's really getting the blame? Is it the irresponsible publishers who buy lists from the black market? Is it the people who lurk about the Internet going from website to website collecting the mails and then sending out their spam messages?

No, it's not! These days it's not those sneaky spammers. It's the good reputable and responsible people who are standing in amidst an angry mob shivering and crying out, "What did we do??? They asked to subscribe!!...I have PROOF!"

But does anyone listen? Has this new virus made the ISP and List servers blind? Is this virus so strong that soon the world will be screaming "Spam! Spam!" like the little chicken that claimed the Sky was falling down?

This new form of chaos has become the new plaything for the hackers and people that created the email virus. The horrible fact is, anyone can yell spam! No skill required.

Reputable webmasters and ezine publishers take great care in building their own opt-in lists. Sometimes the way to get on a list is by accepting a special offer. Get something free for joining a list. It's simple and it's honest. It's how we, the ezine publishers, are able to build our OPT-IN lists. Once the subscriber joins, it's up to the publisher to keep them interested.

What happens if you join a list and later decide it's not for you? Are you forever captured in the grip of these ezine and newsletter publishers? Is there a way to cancel???

Of course, there is. Any responsible list owner will have the unsubscribe instructions clearly posted at the top or bottom of their list. Is that enough?

Apparently not. The Spam virus seems to have produced the idea that you are guilty until proven innocent. The question is this: Is anyone working on the antidote?

Let's examine recent factual events:

The virus starts with its evil host, the one who Yells Spam! Spam! unjustly, because they either forgot they had opted into the list, or worse, they simply wanted the pleasure of spreading this new virus.

What happens next is this. The ISP host cancels your account. Guilty without a trial. The list service deletes your entire list. Guilty without a trial.

Personally, I have extremely loyal subscribers. My email reads like fan mail and I can't imagine the day when I would wake up and not be able to deliver my latest issue. What would my readers think? How would I tell them what happened? More importantly...

Why do these services have the right to stamp a Guilty verdict on us without hearing both sides?

Many of the list owners and others have had proof that the spam claim was false. However, the Spam virus is so strong that even when providing the antidote, proof the claim was false, the ISP and list services are not listening. Whoops, sorry, we deleted your list and never even considered you might be innocent.

How deep and how far will this virus spread? The virus has mutated. You can now reap the side effects of the Spam virus if you place an ad in an ezine or newsletter that has been accused of spam!

Where will this stop? What's the answer? Where's the antidote?? Who will protect the innocent from this new virus? How many CD's have you received in your mailbox asking you to join this or that ISP? Isn't this Spam??? Junk mail is spam. It's only a matter of time before the cyber-virus becomes the next drug of choice for hackers and crackers.

From PC Hell

How to protect your computer?

2009-05-05T21:11:00.003+08:00

Sometimes you cannot rely 100% on ur antivirus. How powerful your anti virus it
still unsafe for ur computer. Virus developer try harder and harder to make their virus
escape from caught by antivirus. Remember, virus comes first, and antivirus update second. So the possibilities to be infected is high. The best way to keep away from virus attack is
depend to user how many knowledge they have to protect their computer. It's not easy.
but not too hard also.These are list to you keep in mind when you using computer.

1.Don't simply double click ur pendrive to open it. Virus developer use autorun.inf file that contain their command to execute the virus automaticly when user double click their drive.
Autorun is not a virus. It is a system setup information file used by virus developer to make the virus automatic run. So to safely open ur pendrive, use windows explorer.
Open my computer --> Click view --> explorer bar --> folders. A folder tree will come out on the left side of ur windows. Just click there to open your pendrive. Open your pendrive in this way will bypass autorun command and prevent from autorun executing the virus.

2.Always update your antivirus. The antivirus i recommend here is kaspersky and nod32 antivirus. These two antivirus have good virus detection and heuristic analyzer. Heuristic analyzer is new technology in today antivirus to detect unknown virus. It works by scanning a file and analyze for suspicious coding inside it. But these technology effectiveness
fairly low regarding accuracy and the number of false positives (false positive is an error. Antivirus detect a virus even the detected file is not a virus). Like i said first, it depend back to user. How they handle their computer and the antivirus.

3.Don't visit dangerous website. Dangerous website i mean here is porno website, hacking website, and any untrusted website. Some antivirus or web browser can warn you for not visit the website if they find it dangerous site. Do not simply download application from the web site if they ask so. Because some application can be dangerous. One of the dangerous thing it can do is allow web creator to control and hack ur computer to gathering ur information and many other malicious thing they can do.

These are 3 basic important things should be ur habit to keep ur computer safe.

Hidden files

2009-05-05T20:22:00.004+08:00

There are two type of hidden files. What i call normal hidden and system hidden.
Almost all virus have system hidden attribute. In default, windows don't show hidden files.
This is step by step to view them.

1.Open my computer.

2.In the menu bar, click tools..folder options..

3.Click view tab. In advance settings, search for hidden files and folders

4.Tick show hidden files and folders. (This option will view normal hidden files only)

5.Untick hide protected operating system files then click yes. (to unhide system hidden files)

6.Click ok.

Now all hidden files in your computer is visible. The hidden file you can see is faded.
Important! System hidden files is important files for your computer. not all hidden files are virus.
wrong delete will make your system fail to start.

Don't delete....

boot.ini
AUTOEXEC.BAT
CONFIG.SYS
MSDOS.SYS
IO.SYS
ntldr
NTDETECT.COM
System Volume Information
hiberfil.sys
pagefile.sys

in your c:\ because they are important system files.

Kido attack!

2009-05-01T14:18:00.010+08:00

Cannot delete kido virus in ur drive?
It hidden inside recycler folder in ur drive and cannot be delete because was locked by system.
here is step by step instruction to delete it:

1. Download unlocker here.
2. Install unlocker.
3. Right click on the locked folder.
4. Change "no action" to "delete" and then click ok.
5.Wait until delete success.

Unlocker is free application to track what process locked the folder. it will unlock and execute option set by user like delete, rename or move. its not only can unlock folder but drive, file or application also.