Sunday, January 30, 2011
My Dinagyang Experience
I really enjoyed the Dinagyang Festival Because so many artist and band i saw and bonding with my friends..In January 23,2011 afternoon Romeo, Rhea and I come to the Sports Complex to joined other people suffering the hit of the sun to see many of artist performed ..But suddenly in the night of Jan.23 i got sick because im not use to direct sunlight and i got a fever.headache,sore throat and upset stomach thats way 3days i didn't come to school.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Top 10 Virus
1. ILOVEYOU -
(2001) IIS on Windows servers were the target of this virus. It also launched denial of service (DoS) attacks.
3. Nimda –
(2001) Nimda used seemingly every possible method to spread, and was very effective at doing so. Nimda is notable for being one of the fastest spreading and most widespread viruses ever.
4. Melissa -
(1999) The Melissa virus is notable because it is a Word macro virus. It cleverly spread via e-mails sent to contacts from the infected users’ address books.
5. Sasser –
(2004) Sasser exploited a buffer overflow and spread by connecting to port 445 on networked Windows systems. The chaos caused was possibly the worst ever, as systems restarted or crashed.
6. The Morris Internet Worm –
(1988) The grandfather of computer worms, the Morris worm infected Unix systems and was notable for its “accidental” virulence.
7. Blaster -
(2003) Blaster exploited a Windows operating system vulnerability and let users know of its presence with a system shutdown warning.
8. SQL Slammer –
(2003) This tiny virus infected servers running Microsoft’s SQL Server Desktop Engine, and was very fast to spread.
9. Elk Cloner -
(1982) Despite Apple’s marketing that their systems are less prone to viruses that was not always the case. Notable as possible the first personal computer virus, Elk Cloner infected the boot sector of Apple II floppies.
10. Creeper -
(1971) This is noted as possibly the first ever computer virus. It infected computers on ARPANET. Mostly harmless, the concept of Creeper has infected the minds of rogue programmers through today.
http://crenk.com/the-10-most-famous-computer-viruses-ever/
(2000) One of the most widespread and rapidly spreading viruses ever, the ILOVEYOU virus spread via e-mail, posing as an executable attachment sent by a friend from the target’s contact list.
2. Code Red –(2001) IIS on Windows servers were the target of this virus. It also launched denial of service (DoS) attacks.
3. Nimda –
(2001) Nimda used seemingly every possible method to spread, and was very effective at doing so. Nimda is notable for being one of the fastest spreading and most widespread viruses ever.
4. Melissa -
(1999) The Melissa virus is notable because it is a Word macro virus. It cleverly spread via e-mails sent to contacts from the infected users’ address books.
5. Sasser –
(2004) Sasser exploited a buffer overflow and spread by connecting to port 445 on networked Windows systems. The chaos caused was possibly the worst ever, as systems restarted or crashed.
6. The Morris Internet Worm –
(1988) The grandfather of computer worms, the Morris worm infected Unix systems and was notable for its “accidental” virulence.
7. Blaster -
(2003) Blaster exploited a Windows operating system vulnerability and let users know of its presence with a system shutdown warning.
8. SQL Slammer –
(2003) This tiny virus infected servers running Microsoft’s SQL Server Desktop Engine, and was very fast to spread.
9. Elk Cloner -
(1982) Despite Apple’s marketing that their systems are less prone to viruses that was not always the case. Notable as possible the first personal computer virus, Elk Cloner infected the boot sector of Apple II floppies.
10. Creeper -
(1971) This is noted as possibly the first ever computer virus. It infected computers on ARPANET. Mostly harmless, the concept of Creeper has infected the minds of rogue programmers through today.
http://crenk.com/the-10-most-famous-computer-viruses-ever/
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