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Don’t Click Links on Email if asking about your Details. 

There are so many people still doing this…. whether they scared that their account is closed by Bank or any other constitution. For your own good PLEASE DON’t Click it. 

Bad People send out millions of these fraudulent e-mails to random e-mail addresses in the hope of luring unsuspecting innocent persons into providing their personal banking details. This is referred to as “phishing”.

Often these e-mails will contain a link to a bogus website, which can look very similar to your regular bank’s website.

Clicking on the link will often also enable hidden programs that may monitor your internet banking. Thats why up to date AntiVirus and Firewall is must when you go online.

Some of these e-mails and bogus websites can seem extremely convincing, hence their effectiveness for criminals.

Your bank will never send you an e-mail asking you to enter your online banking details.

You should immediately delete any such e-mails.

Never click on the links provided in these e-mails or submit your online banking details under these circumstances.

It is important to make other people aware of these “phishing” e-mails and encourage them never to respond to these types of requests for personal details.

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lol I was reading at other blogs and I see this really interesting news on net… that google have forget to renew its domain Google.De the discussion is hot in here, These are explaination from the registar, and you can see the screenshot of Google.De When its down here

 

Update

Goneo called us with the full story from its end. The google.de domain changed hand three times last night, a spokesman said.

A request to take over the domain was placed with Goneo about a week ago. The firm automatically placed a request with German domain registry DENIC (the equivalent of Nominet), which put the request to Google’s German provider. The provider did not respond in the first instance, and ignored a second approach from DENIC.

Update 2

Looks like we’ve nailed the culprit. We received this frank confession via email:

Hello Chris,I am the person in question registering the domain with Goneo, although it did happen inadvertently. I showed my girlfriend how one of my domains had been taken over by somebody else with the Goneo ordering system - but before entering my contact details, I went back in the ordering process and registered a different domain. Somehow, the Goneo system must have received both domains to register…

Greetings,

- The accidental few-hours owner of google.de

According to procedure, DENIC then approved the request on Monday evening. Goneo became aware of the registration, and arranged with Google and DENIC to have it transferred back.

Unfortunately, somebody else had made an application to register it too, through another domain company, which had also been ignored, so it was transferred to them first.

Google finally took possession its German digs this morning.

 

 

I just found out that in German, when you want to move your domain you have to write email to denic.de then denic.de will write a letter to your old domain registar. If the old hostinf provider didn’t send the letter back with five days it mean “Yes” so the Google registar seems forgot to say “NO’…..

As for the Microsoft, its happen on 2003 when the forget to register domain hotmail.co.uk, you can read the complete story in here

 

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The Philosopher

I remember when I visited web about ‘Your Past Life’ you just enter your date of birth and then generate the result “I am The Philosopher”, it was fun reading about it and have to accept the fact that it written I am woman in my last life . But since 9/02/06 I believe that I am a Philosopher. The Lover of Wisdom.

who is the philosopher?,

Philosopher from Dictionary.Com

phi·los·o·pher  

( P )  Pronunciation Key  (f -l s -f r)
n.
A student of or specialist in philosophy.

A person who lives and thinks according to a particular philosophy.

A person who is calm and rational under any circumstances.

Wikipedia: A philosopher is a person who thinks deeply regarding people, society, the world, and/or the universe. Such thinking is called philosophy
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[Middle English philosophre, from alteration of Old French philosophe, from Latin philosophus, from Greek philosophos, lover of wisdom, philosopher  : philo-, philo- + sophi , knowledge, learning.]

I have been watched the way how I life and other people life, how the handle the situation, how the act, how they feels, how they think. I’ve been compared one after another and most of them face The Same degree of difficulties, even my self.  I realize how this life is works and I will only help someone who ask me and believing me. Without believing me its useless to tell you the secret of this life, you probably just ignored it. I have no problem with it, it just useless for you.

When I’m talking about life, my mind act really quick and I can talk about it a lot rather than talk abut other topic. I think that’s why I am The Philosopher - THE LOVER OF WISDOM

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if you are novice or standard Internet user who want to stay safe while surfing Internet… follow this guide :D.

1. Think before you post
Unlike in the ‘real world’ where the unguarded remarks you make in pub late at night are as quickly forgotten by everyone else as they are by you, your online postings are not. Check the WayBack Machine (www.archive.org) for web pages you thought were long gone, or have a look at google groups for every newsgroup posting you’ve ever made. The moral of this story being, don’t post personal data online, because it’s wickedly easy to uncover if you know where and how to look.

2. Type All URLs
Never Click on links in an email message even if appears genuinely be from paypal, eBay or your bank, it’s to easy to obscure the real URL, so always fire up your browser of choice and log in to the site in question as normal, typing the URL in Manually.

3. Clean Your Clicktrail
A web browser keeps detailed logs of every online move. Cookies, cache, history, URLs entered and even files transfered are recorded. It all combines to form your clicktrail, and anyone who gets access to your browser can retrace your tracks. NetCaptor is a web browser that cleans up its own mess every time you close it, deleting the evedence using military-grade secure erasing techniques.

4. Don’t Get Phish Pharmed
You don’t need to click on anything to get conned by pharming. DNS servers can be tampered with to redirect your typed-in URL to a different e=website where your password can be harvested. Install and anti-pharming devise such as NetCraft Toolbar which display the actual country hosting teh siet you’re visiting based upon IP address and not DNS, along with fraud rating. If National Australia Bank has upped and moved to Russia the it’s best not to proceed. last time I saw in news that someone lost all his money in his account after doing Net Banking, well it not supprise, someone already collect his password :D. The SpoofStick Toolbar unravels those long and complex URLs to display the ‘real’ URLs of the site you’re visiting.

5. Payment Protection
Only use secure websites when submitting credit card payment details. This is a obvious piece of advise perhaps, but it’s not always clear which sites are secure. Look to the address bar for a URL starting with https:// instead of just http://   and double check that the padlock icon in the bottom right corner of your browser client is snapped shut.

6. Dialog Box Fatigue
with so many pop-up dialog boxes asking if you agree to terms and condition, it’s hardly surprising that fatigue sets in and you become accustomed to just clicking ‘yes’. This is a BIG MISTAKE.  Rogue dialers have been able to succeed because before they connect you to some foreign land at premium rates and stuff your computer full of spyware, they actually ask your permission.

7. Disable auto-complete
Internet explorer stores all the details you enter in online forms so it can fill them in automatically for you in the future. That’s add very well, but if some one else uses your computer they get automatic access to your data. Go to Tools | Internet Option|Content | Auto Complete and unchecked everything. while yo’re there you may as well clear both the form and passwords stores.

8. Dump Internet Explorer
As the world dominant web browser, Internet Explorer understandably gets more  attention  from hackers than any other browser. Secunia keeps tabs on all browsers and IE has racked up an astonishing 20 out of 81 advisories that are mark as still being unpacthed. This is one of the reason why so many people have switched to a different browser such as Firefox or Opera. You should seriously consider doing the same

9. Browse anonymously
wherever you go online, your IP address goes with you - it’s a fundamental part of how the Internet works. every site you visit knows you’ve been there because you leave behind a virtual footprint, unless you put a proxy server between them and you. You can make this happen by using service from Guardster or Anonymizer Instead of your IP address, it’s proxy server that gets noted, allowing you to surf in secrecy.

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Accept What You’ve Got And Deal With It!

In my thinking, I always try to make everything simple. The way how should I get through this life is “Accept What I’ve Got and Deal With It”.

No matter who am I, where am I, what am I, What I have to do it to deal with it. I believe that the best way to get through this life

Because Life is Fun And Challenging……

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10 Things Learned in 180 days

I just coming from work and turn on my computer,  looking at my RSS news feed and there is one news getting on my attention “Full Freelancing”, what is all about? is about how to become full freelancing. See below;

1. err on the side of abundant contact
2. Care for the future
3. Care for Present
4. Avoid Monday deadlines
5. Be Cautious responding to emails outside business hours
6. Say ‘No’ as often as you say ‘yes’
7. Make project expenses justify themselves
8. Beware inevitable check delay
9. Be Chummy with your point of contact.
10. Don’t leap without solid footing

Cameron hope that helps some of you aspiring to full-time contract work. Click here for details

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I want to be the sky for you…
even enveloping all of your pains
whenever I look up, I want to feel…
that I’m not alone even if I’m far away
let there be a place I can return to……..

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