Hasil Quick Count Pilkada DKI Jakarta 2012 Putaran Kedua (Hasil Pemungutan Suara Pilgub DKI Jakarta Putaran Kedua).Dari hasil perhitungan sementara pemilihan Gubernur DKI Jakarta putaran kedua, pasang cagub-cawagub Jokowi-Ahok menang dari pasangan cagub-cawagub Foke-Nara dengan perbandingan (52,75% dan 47,25%).
Pasangan Foke-Nara unggul telak dari pasangan Jokowi-Ahok di Kep. Seribu dengan Game Pertualangan Online
Kamis, 20 September 2012
Rabu, 12 September 2012
ZODIAK HARI INI (11 September - 18 September 2012)
Zodiak Remaja 2012, ramalan Zodiak hari ini (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 September 2012). Ramalan Zodiak Harian ini akan diupdate setiap hari (kalau sempet itu juga :D) dari berbagai sumber yang tidak bisa dipercaya. Nah, buat kamu yang suka sekali dengan yang namanya ramalan zodiak, ngga perlu bingung-bingung lagi deh, kalau mau nyari artikel mengenai ramalan zodiak terbaru. Karena semua
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Sabtu, 18 Agustus 2012
KUMPULAN SMS LEBARAN
Sms lebaran terbaru tahun 2012 ( Ucapan Selamat Lebaran 1433 Hijriyah). Kumpulan sms Lebaran 2012 ini saya posting untuk menyambut Hari Raya Idul Fitri atau yang lebih populer dengan sebutan lebaran yang akan kita jelang beberapa waktu lagi. Kumpulan sms ucapan selamat lebaran yang kreatif dan terlengkap saya sediakan di sini, spesial buat kamu. Nah, lho.... gimana ga baik saya??? Kamu ngga
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KUMPULAN SMS IDUL FITRI 2012
Sms Idul Fitri 2012 (Kumpulan SMS Ucapan Selamat Idul Fitri 1433 H) - terbaru dan terlengkap tahun 2012. Kumpulan sms ucapan selamat hari Raya Idul Fitri terbaru 2012 (1433 H) ini merupakan lanjutan dari sms lebaran yang kemarin. Secara sebentar lagi akan memasuki Bulan Ramadhan, habis itu ya lebaran, hehe (yang di inget kok lebaran mulu???)
Nah, untuk menyambut itu semua, sudah menjadi
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Nah, untuk menyambut itu semua, sudah menjadi
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Kamis, 09 Agustus 2012
Microsoft Drops Metro, Calls Everything Windows 8 Now
It appears as if Microsoft has entered into a naming dispute with European partner Metro Group over the design language for the company's upcoming operating system, Windows 8. Metro has long been used by Microsoft in reference to Windows 8 but, instead of fighting it out with Metro Group, Microsoft has simply decided to change the name. The new name that the company is using is none other than Microsoft 8 itself. Wow, what a change.
According to sources from Microsoft, anything currently or formerly known as a Metro-Style application (regardless of the hyphen) will henceforth be referred to as a Windows 8 application. In addition to that, references to the Metro user interface will be replaced by a Windows 8 user interface and instead of using Metro design, Microsoft and everybody else involved with the project will use the term Windows 8 design.
This news doesn't seem to be a big secret though as some OEMs seem to have gotten the message. Lenovo's new promo page for the new Windows 8 Thinkpad Tablet Online 2 has no mention of the word Metro anywhere on it. Instead, the heading Windows 8 apps is used. However, some at Microsoft are still using the Metro term in certain situations.
Some divisions at Microsoft were still using Metro to refer to the tiled interface with bold Segoe-font typographic elements. Metro became a nickname to refer to the new look and feel of Windows 8, as well as a way to refer to apps built using the new WinRT programming interface. It also seems as if Microsoft is going to use the Windows 8 name change with its Windows Phone as well. That means the Metro interface on Windows Phone will now be known as the Windows 8 interface.
Source: ZDNet - Microsoft: Don't call it Metro. Call it 'Windows 8'
According to sources from Microsoft, anything currently or formerly known as a Metro-Style application (regardless of the hyphen) will henceforth be referred to as a Windows 8 application. In addition to that, references to the Metro user interface will be replaced by a Windows 8 user interface and instead of using Metro design, Microsoft and everybody else involved with the project will use the term Windows 8 design.
This news doesn't seem to be a big secret though as some OEMs seem to have gotten the message. Lenovo's new promo page for the new Windows 8 Thinkpad Tablet Online 2 has no mention of the word Metro anywhere on it. Instead, the heading Windows 8 apps is used. However, some at Microsoft are still using the Metro term in certain situations.
Some divisions at Microsoft were still using Metro to refer to the tiled interface with bold Segoe-font typographic elements. Metro became a nickname to refer to the new look and feel of Windows 8, as well as a way to refer to apps built using the new WinRT programming interface. It also seems as if Microsoft is going to use the Windows 8 name change with its Windows Phone as well. That means the Metro interface on Windows Phone will now be known as the Windows 8 interface.
Source: ZDNet - Microsoft: Don't call it Metro. Call it 'Windows 8'
Kamis, 26 Juli 2012
Blackhole Exploit Sucks in Twitter Users
According to the security firm Sophos, who seems to be on top of every single major spam attack that happens on the internet these days, a widespread spam attack that links to malware has weaseled its way onto Twitter. The tweets that are trying to lure unsuspecting users in include things like: "It's you on photo?" or "It's about you?" In addition to that, the tweets and URLs typically include a user's Twitter handle. Many of the links that Sophos has discovered include a .RU domain name.
According to Head of Sophos' U.S. Labs Richard Wang, "The attack itself is very simple, relying on people's natural curiosity about anything they think mentions them. Including the target's Twitter username in the link is an added hook to reel people in." Twitter added through a spokesman's email saying, "We're aware of the issue and we're working to resolve it."
The links in the tweets themselves lead to a Trojan that ultimately redirects users to Russian websites that contain the Blackhole exploit kit, according to Sophos. The Blackhole exploit kit first emerged back in 2010 and is widely used in spam attacks. The version of the kit that is floating around Twitter targets vulnerabilities in Adobe Reader and Shockwave Flash, Sophos discovered.
If you feel that you have been affected by the spamming attacks, or you just want to take precautions against it in general, then you can protect yourself by updating your anti-malware software, patching your operating system and making sure your browser and browser plugins are up-to-date. In addition to that, you could just be smart and not click on anything on Twitter that you don't recognize.
Source: Components Of A Server Computer World - Twitter suffers malware spam outbreak
According to Head of Sophos' U.S. Labs Richard Wang, "The attack itself is very simple, relying on people's natural curiosity about anything they think mentions them. Including the target's Twitter username in the link is an added hook to reel people in." Twitter added through a spokesman's email saying, "We're aware of the issue and we're working to resolve it."
The links in the tweets themselves lead to a Trojan that ultimately redirects users to Russian websites that contain the Blackhole exploit kit, according to Sophos. The Blackhole exploit kit first emerged back in 2010 and is widely used in spam attacks. The version of the kit that is floating around Twitter targets vulnerabilities in Adobe Reader and Shockwave Flash, Sophos discovered.
If you feel that you have been affected by the spamming attacks, or you just want to take precautions against it in general, then you can protect yourself by updating your anti-malware software, patching your operating system and making sure your browser and browser plugins are up-to-date. In addition to that, you could just be smart and not click on anything on Twitter that you don't recognize.
Source: Components Of A Server Computer World - Twitter suffers malware spam outbreak
Kamis, 12 Juli 2012
Yahoo Gets Hacked, Quickly Follows Up with a Patch
Yahoo recently announced that it has fixed the vulnerability in its system that led to the unauthorized release of more than 450,000 email passwords from users of Yahoo Voices. According to a blog post by Yahoo, "We have taken swift action and have now fixed this vulnerability, deployed additional security measures for affected Yahoo! users, enhanced our underlying security controls and are in the process of notifying affected users. In addition, we will continue to take significant measures to protect our users and their data."
The released data only affected those users who joined Associated Content before May 2010, the same time Yahoo acquired the company. According to Yahoo, "This compromised file was a standalone file that was not used to grant access to Yahoo systems and services." The next time the affected users sign into their Yahoo account, they will be asked to answer a series of authentication questions to change and validate account details, according to Yahoo.
The company added, "At Yahoo we take security very seriously and invest heavily in protective measures to ensure the security of our users and their data across all our products. We sincerely apologize to all affected users." Those affected users encompass 453,491 people whose emails and passwords were posted online by hacker group D33DS Company according to internet security firm Sophos. In a recent response to Sophos, D33DS Company stated, "We hope that the parties responsible for managing the security of this subdomain will take this as a wake-up call, and not as a threat."
Sophos recently released a new blog post that highlighted some of the insecure passwords many of the Yahoo hack victims were using. This included 1,666 people who used "123456" as their password and an additional 780 users who used "password" as their password. Among the other top choices were passwords like "welcome", "ninja", "sunshine", "princess" and "qwerty". I suddenly don't feel as bad for these people as I used to.
Yahoo isn't the only one who got hacked this week. Nvidia recently announced that it shut down its Developer Zone after it got hacked. That hack may have allowed the hacker to gain access to password information as well. In addition to Nvidia and Yahoo, Phandroid also got hacked, this one occurring on its Android forums.
Source: Samsung PC Mag - Yahoo Patches Email Vulnerability
The released data only affected those users who joined Associated Content before May 2010, the same time Yahoo acquired the company. According to Yahoo, "This compromised file was a standalone file that was not used to grant access to Yahoo systems and services." The next time the affected users sign into their Yahoo account, they will be asked to answer a series of authentication questions to change and validate account details, according to Yahoo.
The company added, "At Yahoo we take security very seriously and invest heavily in protective measures to ensure the security of our users and their data across all our products. We sincerely apologize to all affected users." Those affected users encompass 453,491 people whose emails and passwords were posted online by hacker group D33DS Company according to internet security firm Sophos. In a recent response to Sophos, D33DS Company stated, "We hope that the parties responsible for managing the security of this subdomain will take this as a wake-up call, and not as a threat."
Sophos recently released a new blog post that highlighted some of the insecure passwords many of the Yahoo hack victims were using. This included 1,666 people who used "123456" as their password and an additional 780 users who used "password" as their password. Among the other top choices were passwords like "welcome", "ninja", "sunshine", "princess" and "qwerty". I suddenly don't feel as bad for these people as I used to.
Yahoo isn't the only one who got hacked this week. Nvidia recently announced that it shut down its Developer Zone after it got hacked. That hack may have allowed the hacker to gain access to password information as well. In addition to Nvidia and Yahoo, Phandroid also got hacked, this one occurring on its Android forums.
Source: Samsung PC Mag - Yahoo Patches Email Vulnerability
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