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ONLY 2 STEPS to EARN MONEY quickly and EFFICIENTLY

1)Go to http://www.alertpay.com/?cw%2bf2b09vaQlsmrpV3oh8w%3d%3d
and create a Premium account. It’s free. After you input your real data(trust
me on this) you ‘ll get to the point that asks for a credit card, click
CANCEL there. Congratulations that’s the first step…You don’t
actually need a credit card in order to make money online. Paypal has the option
to deposit the received(from PTC) money into your chosen Bank account.

2)Go to these banners and Sign up, it’s Free. Whenever you see the Paypal address field put the email address you used in Paypal. From that point on you just have to click ads. So click away…

RATING: 9.5/10 Per Month=360$

PAYMENT PROOF (click the image to zoom in)

RATING: 9.2/10 Per Month=175$

PAYMENT PROOF (click the image to zoom in)

RATING: 8.9/10 Per Month=90$

RATING: 8.9/10 5 levels deep- Best used if you upgrade to Premium (costs only 10$)-
Unlimited possibilities

Paid To Read Email

The Monthly income regarding all the above is a REALISTIC estimate with only (35) referrals

• The only thing you have to do is click ads.
  Will take up to half an hour a day for all of the above ptc’s silmutaneously.


• The best you can do is to combine all those
  together(since you are taking the time to click you might as well do them
  all). Our Target is to NOT have to work AT ALL. Believe me it happens after
  a month
  


• These sites are legit, they actually PAY you.


• I have personally tested at least 30 of the
  best PTC sites. THESE ARE THE BEST out of every aspect.


• I m giving you my long time experience, use
  it. It will give you the ability to make money without any effort.


• Unlike with what you have already been taught
  in school the easiest way does not go past the moon. It goes in a straight
  line and exists in front of your eyes. So USE it.

That’s all, you don’t need anything else, you will figure out the rest in the process

For more details about each PTC and PTR site
i m referring to, just go at the top of the page where it says comments and
read it (white letters).

HAVE FUN

Dog Food - Funny Story

Yesterday I was buying a large bag of Purina dog chow for the puppies at
Wal-Mart and was about to check out.

A woman behind me asked if I had a dog. On impulse, I told her no, I didn't
have a dog, and that I was starting the Purina Diet again. Although I
probably shouldn't, because I'd ended up in the hospital last time. I'd lost
50 pounds before I awakened in an intensive care ward with tubes coming out
of most of my orifices and IVs in both arms.

I told her that it was essentially a perfect diet and that the way that it
works is to load your pants pockets with Purina nuggets. You simply eat one
or two every time you feel hungry and that the food is nutritionally
complete. I have to mention here that practically everyone in the line was
by now enthralled with my story.

Horrified, she asked if I ended up in intensive care because the dog food
poisoned me. I told her no; I stepped off a curb to sniff an Irish Setter's
ass and a car hit us both.

I thought the guy behind her was going to have a heart attack, he was
laughing so hard! WAL-MART won't let me shop there anymore!!!

Funny Picture

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1• Introduction to Ethical Hacking
2• Footprinting Techniques
3• Scanning
4• Enumeration
5• System Hacking
6• Trojans and Backdoors
7• Sniffers
8• Denial of Service
9• Social Engineering
10• Session Hijacking
11• CEH Hacking Web Servers
12• Web Application Vulnerabilities
13• Web-based Password Cracking Techniques
14• SQL Injection
15• Hacking Wireless Networks
16• Virus and Worms
17• Hacking Novell
18• Linux Hacking
19• Evading, IDS, Firewalls and Honeypots
20• Buffer Overflows
21• Cryptography
22• Penetration Testing

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MICROSOFT DEFACED, AGAIN!

Very little time has passed from the last Microsoft defacement (Microsoft Technet), when yesterday Saudi Arabia crackers successfully compromised another Microsoft website: Microsoft.co.uk at the page http://www.microsoft.co.uk/events/net/eventdetail.aspx?eventid=8399.

At the time being, the defacement is still up and running even though not every browser will be capable to show it as too many users are trying now to load the hacker's injected CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) located on an external host (h.1asphhost.com) which now has is suffering slow response time.

By analyzing the HTML source code of the defaced page we can see some "extra" HTML code:

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The technique used by the attacker to deface Microsoft's page is probably based on a kind of SQL flaw (sql injection). In fact, after a short investigation we noticed how the V2 parameter passed to the PreRegister.aspx script, allows to execute both Cross Site Scripting attacks (www.microsoft.co.uk/events/net/PreRegister.aspx?eventID=p8399&v2=">) as well as SQL injection attacks, as you can deduct from the debug error message generated by the application.

Most probably, the attacker exploited the site by means of SQL injection to insert the HTML code in a field belonging to the table which gets read every time a new page is generated. To discover the name of the table the attacker might have queried the database trying to read the system table "SysObjects" or even the INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES view. We are just speculating here as the DBMS is most probably a MS SQL Server.

The attacker has issued a video which shows some proof of concepts related to SQL Injection flaws affecting http://www.microsoft.co.uk/.
In the video it is possible to see the attacker while getting usernames and passwords from Microsoft's database. The video is available here.

World's richest? Gates may have cashed it in

Bill Gates on the pitfalls of being the world's richest man:
In fact, based on his past remarks, the Microsoft Corp. chairman might welcome the news.
Mexican telecommunications tycoon Carlos Slim has taken the crown with a net worth of $67.8 billion, according to estimates by a respected financial news site in Mexico, as reported by multiple news services.
The main reason: a 27 percent surge in the stock price of Slim's wireless company, America Movil, in the second quarter.
At a Microsoft conference in Redmond last year, advertising executive and TV host Donny Deutsch asked Gates if he would be upset if someday he were no longer the world's richest man.
"I wish I wasn't," Gates replied. "There's nothing good that comes out of that."
"It's better than being second," Deutsch said.
"No," Gates replied. "You get more visibility as a result of it."
Slim's new standing might not be considered official until the next publication of Forbes' ranking of the world's richest people.
On this spring's Forbes list, Slim was just behind investor Warren Buffett, the chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway, who had been second on the list for years.
In April, after the publication of the official 2007 list, Forbes reported that Slim had surpassed Buffett to become the world's second-richest man. At the time, Forbes reported that Slim was "breathtakingly close" to passing Gates for the No. 1 spot. Gates' estimated worth was $56 billion at the time.
For the latest estimate of Slim's worth, Reuters quoted financial tracker Eduardo Garcia, from Sentido Comun, an online financial publication in Mexico. Garcia estimates that Gates is currently worth $59.2 billion.
According to an Associated Press report from Mexico City, Garcia's estimate of Gates' wealth was based on a 5.7 percent increase in Microsoft shares in the second quarter, and doesn't include Gates' sizable holdings apart from Microsoft shares.
"But a 26 percent growth rate for a world company like America Movil, that's hard to top for one quarter," Garcia said, according to the AP report.
Gates has put a total of more than $30 billion into the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, reducing his personal net worth. Slim recently told The New York Times that he plans to boost the endowments of his companies' foundations to $10 billion in the next four years, from the current total of $4 billion.Slim, meanwhile, seems just about as interested in holding the "world's richest" title as Gates was. The AP quoted Slim's spokesman as saying, "As he has said many times himself, he is not in any competition."