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waaa.. stupid betul la pakcik jaga lab ni.. ada ke tak bagi bawak laptop dalam lab.. lab ni komp dah la macam kura-kura berat cengkerang.. sampah.. |
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Reply #842 kmkd's post
Sebenarnya dia taknak laptop ko infected ngan berjuta2 virus dalam lab dia tu. |
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Reply #843 0001's post
biasanya lab ni banyak virus ke |
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Reply #842 kmkd's post
oooi bersyukur la dengan apa yang ada puasa ke tak ni marah2 ja |
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Reply #844 Mehacomp_91's post
Yup... biasanya comp lab tu lah tempat virus longgok2... dulu floppy tu tempat virus main, sekarang thumbdrive tu tempat diaorang beranak cucu... :@ |
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Balas #846 0001\ catat
kat lab takda av ke |
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Reply #847 Mehacomp_91's post
AV kat lab2 asyik kena tawan ngan virus selalu.... hehehe |
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Reply #848 0001's post
HEBAT
best kalau nak buat keje jahat ni |
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Reply #849 Mehacomp_91's post
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Reply #850 0001's post
ooo arigato 0001
ok sorry la kalau nak offline atau dah offline takpa la
meha nak tanya 0001 pernah sebut tentang mail bomb apa benda tu
mailbomb ni macam email yang kalau kita buka dia keluarkan email lain banyak2 ke |
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Reply #851 Mehacomp_91's post
Ni definition e-mail bomb dari wikipedia:
E-mail bomb
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In Internet usage, an e-mail bomb is a form of net abuse consisting of sending huge volumes of e-mail to an address in an attempt to overflow the mailbox or overwhelm the server in a denial-of-service attack. Mailbombing is the act of sending an e-mail bomb, a term shared with the act of sending actual exploding devices through parcel post (see mailbomb).
A form of mail-bombing popular in Russia is called a ZIP bomb. This is a slightly different form of denial of service attack against a computer system's (mail server). After most commercial mail servers began checking mail with anti-virus software and filtering certain malicious file types, trojan horse viruses tried to send themselves compressed into archives, such as ZIP, RAR or 7-Zip. Mail server software was then configured to unpack archives and check their contents as well. That gave black hats the idea to compose a "bomb" consisting of an enormous text file, containing, for example, only the letter z repeated millions of times. Such a file compresses into a relatively small archive, but its unpacking (especialy by early versions of mail servers) would use a high amount of processing power, RAM and swap space, which could result in denial of service. Modern mail server computers usually have sufficient intelligence to recognize such attacks as well as sufficient processing power and memory space to process such attachments without interruption of service, though some are still susceptible to this technique if the ZIP bomb is mass-mailed.
There are two methods of perpetrating an e-mail bomb -- mass mailing and list linking.
Mass mailing consists of sending numerous duplicate mails to the same email ID. These types of mail bombs are simple to design; but due to their extreme simplicity, they can be easily filtered by spam filters. Email-bombing using mass mailing is also commonly performed as a DDoS attack by employing the use of "zombie" botnets; hierarchical networks of computers compromised by malware and under the attacker's control. Similar to their use in spamming, the attacker instructs the botnet to send out millions or even billions of e-mails, but unlike normal botnet spamming, the e-mails are all addressed to only one or a few addresses the attacker wishes to flood. This form of email bombing is similar in purpose to other DDoS flooding attacks and, because it often targets dedicated hosts that handle the website and e-mail accounts of a business, can be just as devastating to both services of the host. It also is more difficult to defend against than a simple mass-mailing bomb because of the multiple source addresses and the possibility of each zombie computer sending a different message or employing stealth techniques to defeat spam filters.
List linking on the other hand, consists of signing a particular email id up to several subscriptions. This type of bombing is effective as the person has to unsubscribe from all the services manually. In order to prevent this type of bombing, most services send a confirmation email to your inbox when you register for the subscription on that particular website.
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soklan: nape tak stick jer thread nih kat atas..? |
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Reply #853 Mehacomp_91's post
Heh... nanti aku PM ko cara senang nak buat bomb ni. Tapi aku takkan amik responsibility kalau ko gi bomb sesiapa, ok? Sendiri buat, sendiri tanggung. |
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Reply #854 geenie's post
Kat bod comp ni kami semua serious2 sakan... so borak2 ni kena low-profile sket... tu thread ni tak di'sticky'kan. |
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Reply #856 0001's post
jawapan yang bernas |
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Reply #858 Mehacomp_91's post
Tapi tunggu besok, ye? Dah ngantuklah... |
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Reply #859 0001's post
tidola dulu jangan risau meha tunggu lagipun mungkin meha tak online esok kena gi sekolah sebab kena key in data pelajar dalam komp (dah jadi ahli lembaga pengarah koperasi sekolah banyak kerja ) |
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Reply #860 Mehacomp_91's post
Sambil2 dok taip tu, amik sekali address/phone number aweks cun2 and bagi aku, boleh? |
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