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Weaknesses / Threats Network Wifi (Wireless Fidelity)

Security issues is very important in computer networks, especially in wireless networks. The presence of many vendors of wireless products serving a variety of products at prices affordable to drivers of contributing to widespread use of wireless technology. This wireless technology is not only suitable for use in office or business users. Home users can also use this technology for easy connectivity. This paper is directed to provide information on threats as well as quick and easy way to secure wireless network. As already discussed in the beginning, the wireless technology is relatively more vulnerable to security problems. As the name implies, wireless technology uses radio waves as a means of data transmission. Security processes will become more difficult because you can not see radio waves used for data transmission. Read the rest of this entry »

Aspects of network security is closely associated with services provided: inbound or outbound. Security on outbound service Can be done with the best possible firewall configuration.

Similarly, anonymous access inbound servicing, Standard and Poor ‘anonymous FTP, HTTP, Gopher, etc .. In this case, intentionally provided information for everyone. Another case Pls We Want to Provide a non-anonymous access (authenticated or services), whereby in Addition through the firewall, Someone Who is requesting access must Also get a ‘permission’ server after first proving his identity. This is the authentication. Furthermore, the authors use the term as a synonym for the word autentisasi.
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Wireless network without cables or commonly referred to with a wireless network is easy enough for the configure, and also feels very flexible, especially if we want when walking path around the home or office with a notebook / laptop can still access the internet. However, because the Wifi / wireless lan using a wave, so it was easier to hack a cable Internet connection. some tips below to browse our safer when surfing in cyberspace using wifi Read the rest of this entry »

Web security should be the no.1 priority should always be considered by a web administrator and web developer, but generally web-makers will prioritize how to make the web an attractive place for visitors and web security in order to-many. In fact, most web applications is the leading liaison between the user and or the attacker, as well as the entrance to the relative importance of all data owned by your company.

The creator / web providers are generally categorized web security as something that should be considered only after the website was created and is ready for use by the user. Many web security experts have even suggested that, in general there is a whole website on the internet are vulnerable to be governed by the attacker, and the gap is usually relatively easy to be found even to be exploited. Read the rest of this entry »

Thinking of buying the latest iPhone 4 or Android handset? Wondering what to do with your old one?

You might be able to sell to a Website like Gazelle.com, which buys used electronics for resale. Recently, the site was offering $83 for a 3-year-old iPhone. And you can thank Apple.

“Gazelle and a host of competitors have been around for years, buying used gear, then reselling it through eBay.com or other vendors,” writes the Boston Globe’s Hiawatha Bray, in a cool story about this trend. “But thanks to the iPhone, they may finally be coming into their own. Goaded by the impending release of the new iPhone 4, thousands of current iPhone users are logging on and trading in. It’s a good idea, and not just for iPhones. These sites welcome trade-ins on lots of other gadgets: laptops, digital cameras, handheld GPS units, even e-book readers like the Amazon Kindle.”

Bray checked three New England sites, including Boston-based Gazelle, and found prices vary widely not only between the sites, but on different days. “Each frequently adjusts its payouts for used gadgets, and sometimes one will pay substantially more than another. Just yesterday, I found that NextWorth would pay $255 for an iPhone 3GS with 32 gigabytes of memory, in good condition, while Gazelle was offering just $198. By now, prices may well be different. It pays to compare offers before selling your stuff.”

Bray offers some other tips on how to get the best price for your used gadget, including keep it looking good, especially the display screen, and hang on to the original accessories and software.

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Koprol is a fast growing location aware social network from Indonesia. The first from a South East Asian country, Koprol acts more like a local socio-civic guide telling people about nearby coffee shops, parties and events going on in Jakarta. Apart from giving the regular bite of social web too.

Founded by three techies – Fajar Budiprasetyo, Daniel Armanto and Satya Witoelar, Koprol has built a strong presence among the youth of Indonesia, connecting the social graph using both mobile phones & web. Interestingly there is support for ordinary mobile phones with simple GPRS connection as well, which helps them to cash on a larger market of mobile users.

Similar to situation in India, Koprol too has had to battle with issues like zero government funding and low broadband penetration amongst others which are nearly as common as it is for an Indian startup. Though, there are plenty of location based social networks such as FourSqaure (TechCrunch’s favorite),BrightKite (Europe), Bedo (China, Translated to English) internationally, Koprol’s strategy to scale itself within Indonesia seems to have taken off well.

At this stage, they have not opened API for open application development, which according to us might stunt their growth in the mid-term. Also there is a constant risk from international networks with deep pockets expanding into Asia. My take is that a thoughtful approach to scale the application into a strong-engagement platform and probably even expand into rest of Asia would do Koprol good. Besides, there is home grown giant Indonesian community of Kaskus to compete with too.

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UNESCO: HIGHER EDUCATION STMIK PRIVATE Amikom World Best
23/02/2010 08:18:19 In the United States (U.S.), from the founding of the state’s power to adi Private University now has a very respectable position. In addition to his native history historically has existed since centuries it empirically PRIVATE HIGHER in the U.S. proved to be a delivery of scientists, economists, humanists, entrepreneurs, skilled politicians and Nobel laureates as well.
Call it Harvard University who work in Cambridge, Massachusssachusetts, Columbia University in New York City, New York, California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena, California, Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey, Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, Illinois Institute of Technoloty in Chicago, Illinois, and so on.
In Indonesia, many private colleges are viewed by the public eye even though the quality is no worse than the quality of most of the PTN. Ironically, despite PRIVATE HIGHER expressed as the best private universities of the world by a credible international agency was not automatically gain the recognition of our own society.
PRIVATE HIGHER World Class
At the end of 2009 and United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) published a report, “A New Dynamics: Private Higher Education”. In Chapter Public-Private Partnerships presented PRIVATE HIGHER 8 Best world, one from Yogyakarta Indonesia is the High School of Information Management and Computers (STMIK) Amikom Yogyakarta.
PRIVATE HIGHER EDUCATION Eighth is more is as follows: Shantou University (China), Harvard University (USA), Mulungushi University (Zambia), The Asian University for Women (ow) (Bangladesh), STMIK Amikom (Indonesia), University of Phoenix ( USA), University of Hong Kong (China) and Linkokwing University of Creativie Technology (Malaysia).

On the financial independence of the eight best PRIVATE HIGHER world there are three commonly compared; from PRIVATE HIGHER that a hundred percent dependent on the government s / d PRIVATE HIGHER that a hundred percent independent.
Shantou University (STU) is a PRIVATE HIGHER which acting in Shantou, Guandong, China. Higher Education is an area of 1.28 km2, now has the 8500 students, 1500 of them are students S2 and S3. Institutions led by Prof. Xu Xiaohu was developed as many engineering majors, science, economics, medicine, law and so on. And do not forget these institutions are also open journalism school, the School of Journalism, as it had just opened in Indonesia.
In STU financing needs nearly 100 percent of funds backed up by the government plus the sponsor remains the Shantou-born businessman, Mr Li Ka Shing. Leadership of the university “just” thinking to develop an academic without much thinking about money.
Other STU other Harvard University (HU), located in Cambridge Massachusetts, USA. Institutions led by Prof. Catharine Drew Gilpin Faust has an 19,500-student, the 6700 students of S2 and S3 and the college’s most famous in the world. In CINDOC publication in “Webometrics Ranking 2010 Edition”, HU ranked 1st among the prime alias 18,000 of the world’s best universities.
In the UNESCO report mentioned the anniversary of the financing arranged as follows: 30 percent of the students, 10 percent of private donors, and 60 percent of the government. Funds from the government realized in the form of projects that contain a large fund.
What about STMIK Amikom? Universities and colleges are located in Yogyakarta, Indonesia is reported to have more than 7600 students. Institutions led by Prof M Suyanto has majors Information Management (MI), Engineering, Information (IT) and Information Systems (SI) with a lot of concentration.
Although both private universities but the financial problems in contrast with the STU 180 degrees and 90 degrees with HU. Why? Yes, because STMIK Amikom not get a penny of government assistance. So 100 percent of funds come from the creativity of students and managers.
Most Mandiri
Amikom STMIK lifted by UNESCO sebagia one best PRIVATE HIGHER world we would be very proud, not only the people of Yogyakarta will but also society and the Indonesian government.
Value will be increased pride because STMIK Amikom the only Indonesian PRIVATE HIGHER the best achievement; in addition to the high keterbaikannya independence concerns. Harvard University’s including the best PRIVATE HIGHER etapi in the STMIK Amikom kemandidrian more to be proud of. Shantou University also includes the best PRIVATE HIGHER but in terms of independence, STMIK Amikom be on it.
Independence is a characteristic of private higher education development in Indonesia; if managers PRIVATE HIGHER independent enough not to expect institutions to develop better managed, to live any difficulty.
Unlike the U.S. which has, until now Indonesia did not yet have a system for the government to provide financial assistance to all PRIVATE HIGHER.
If in reality a lot (faculty and students) PRIVATE HIGHER who received assistance from the government would need to know that assistance is given selectively-prestatif. Selective means that assistance is not given to all PRIVATE HIGHER; as it means only prestatif PRIVATE HIGHER achievers are given financial assistance by the government. Although many PRIVATE HIGHER EDUCATION The financial assistance from the government but still more PRIVATE HIGHER who did not get it. That all is not a barrier to achievement. STMIK Amikom already proved, with the independent agency may be the best private universities in the world.

Benefits static route:

* Static route safer compared to dynamic route
* Static route immune from any attempt to hackers to spoof the packet dynamic routing protocols in order to configure the router for the purpose of hijacking traffic.

Disadvantages:

* Administration is quite complicated compared to dynamic routing, especially if it consists of many routers that need to be manually dikonfigure.
* Vulnerable to data entry errors during static route manually.

What is needed is software void11 (download http://www.wlsec.net/void11) and Kismet (if you want more easily use the Auditor Linux distributions), and hardware required by the PCMCIA Wifi Laptop Prism chipset,
After the device is needed ready, run Kismet for the first wifi network scanning, once you get the MAC address info from the target AP via Kismet, just type on console: Read the rest of this entry »

Wifi era has begun, the more lively again wifi developments in Indonesia since the release of 2.4Ghz frequency of use by the government, so the network wifi / hotspot began to spread in major cities in our country, but this development marked anxiously by the owners hotspots, fear of penetration nih!!, the question is how to secure or minimize the risk
security of our hotspots, wifi ya mate, would love suggestions: Read the rest of this entry »