Friday, July 13, 2007

Java flaw poses widespread security threat

Google's security team has discovered vulnerabilities in the Sun Java Runtime Environment that threaten the security of all platforms, browsers and even mobile devices.

"This is as bad as it gets," said Chris Gatford, a security expert from penetration testing firm Pure Hacking.

"It's a pretty significant weakness, which will have a considerable impact if the exploit codes come to fruition quickly. It could affect a lot of organizations and users," Gatford told ZDNet Australia.

Australia's Computer Emergency Response Team analyst, Robert Lowe, warned that anyone using the Java Runtime Environment or Java Development Kit is at risk.

"Delivery of exploits in this manner is attractive to attackers because even though the browser may be fully patched, some people neglect to also patch programs invoked by browsers to render specific types of content," said Lowe.

According to Gatford, the bugs threaten pretty much every modern device. "Java runs on everything: (mobile) phones, PDAs and PCs. This is the problem when you have a vulnerability in something so modular--it affects so many different devices."

"Also, this exploit is browser-independent, as long as it invokes a vulnerable Java Runtime Environment," Gatford added.

Pure Hacking's Gatford said the problem is compounded by the fact that organizations are unlikely to take on the daunting process of patching all of their Java Runtime vulnerabilities.

"It would be an extremely difficult and laborious process for an organization trying to patch Java Runtime across the enterprise," he said.

Liam Tung of ZDNet AUStralia reported from Sydney.


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Blog Tagging. What's This New Game All About? by Lance Dwayne Ronald Brown

In addition to writing articles and participating in forums it seems
I have stumbled on to this fun new way of generating back links to your
site. I don't know who came up with this or who started this game but
it seems to me the possiblities are endless. I thought I should write
an article about it.
The game is called "blog tagging." Here is how you play the game:


You find 5 blogs of similar interest or content as yours and then post
a comment to them saying " you have been tagged " with a link back to
your site. Getting response shouldn't be hard as people like games if
there is something in it for them. At your site you have an explanation
something along these lines:


Blog Tagging. What's It All About?


Ok. Maria did this tagging thing with me. She doesn't know either who
started the game, but it's a fun and creative way to get links back to
your blog. If you get tagged, expect to write a post giving your
reasons for blogging, include a link back to the person who tagged you,
then tag 5 other bloggers. Personally I blog to get readers to my site
and to build friendships. I hope you respond to this tag game.


You'll notice above I mentioned the person who introduced me to the
game. Mentioning their name adds a nice personal touch. You must
hyperlink this person's blog in the text of your explanation. This is
easily done in the back office of your blog where you edit your posts.
When you write the post you will need to click on compose and then
highlight the words you want to hyperlink. In this case it is the name
Maria I highlight. Another box will come up where you put in their blog
link to their site. Presto! You have followed the rules and finished
your explanation of the game.


If you do the math on this you will have a least 25 links to your site
for every 5 people you tag. Imagine what would happen if you tagged 2
or 3 people a week for a year. That's right. Hundreds of back links to
your site which the search engines will pick up on where people will be
able to find your site.


It occurs to me one can change the topic of the game too. Instead of it
being why you blog it could be " lessons you have learned on the
internet " or " favorite hobbies " or " celebrities I don't like "
or...well you get my drift. Whatever gets people to respond to your
tag. You are limited only by your imagination here.


As anything else you will have to spend a little time checking out
other blogs and finding people with similar blog topics as yours. I
don't need to mention blog traffic exchanges but just in case you don't
know about them blogsoldiers is a good place to start. There are many
others though. Spend some time with Blogger or Wordpress reading other
blogs. It's all about community isn't it?


I did a little research on the internet to see if anyone had written an
article about this game. I couldn't find much. It may be absolutely new
and fresh. Or it may be I am behind the times and this has been around
for awhile. I do expect people will see the benefit of this game and
run with it. We'll probably start to see a rash of blog tagging topics.
You may want to start your own tag game now. You can use me and my blog
as the person who referred you if you want. Much appreciated if you do.
I think it is best to keep the game simple and easy to duplicate. Happy
blog tagging. I invite your comments and opinions on this topic.

About the Author


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Tracking AdSense Ads In Blogger by Ad Tracker

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Author: Ad Tracker Email: ad.money.today@gmail.com

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Tracking AdSense Ads In Blogger

I recently decided to do some serious research on tracking software for my Google AdSense program and was a little bit surprised with the results.

There are several nice looking products out there, some of which are available for free as open source programs while others are for sale with a free trial or a money back guaranty. A simple Google search for "adsense tracking software" will keep you busy for hours.

There is, however, a problem with all of these options if you are one of the many bloggers hosting your Google AdSense ads on blogger.com or any of the other free blog hosts. You will find that all third party software programs require files to be loaded on the server. This issue alone excludes them from use on your free blog.

For those bloggers using a free platform, the question becomes, "How do I track my AdSense ads?". Rest easy dear friends. There is a solution. Granted, it's not as slick or simple as one of those cool self contained programs, and this method will not produce quite as much data, but it is free and it will work and it's not overly complicated.

The first thing you have to do is take advantage of the channels option when you set up your ad designs. It is a very simple process to complete. After you have chosen the size and colors of the add block, you will be asked to "Choose Ad Channels". Click "add new channel" and enter a name for this new channel. I prefer to use a name that describes the ad or referral link, such as "Top Banner", "Right Wide Tower", "FF Referral", etc. This way I can easily recognize each ad block or referral in my reports and gauge it's performance. If you have multiple sites, be sure to include a site prefix in each name. ("Dogs Right Link Box", Cats Left Referral Button") For proper tracking, it is necessary to go through this process for each ad unit, link box, referral button, or text link.

Next go to Google Analytics. Get your account set up, then install the javascript code into your template and wait for the system to start gathering information. This process takes overnight because the Google Analytics system collects and compiles it's data every 24 hours. When this data starts to flow you will have plenty to look at for a while until you decide exactly what is important to you. You can dissect this information any number of ways including the all important "Keywords" category and you can set up the system to report multiple websites.

I also like to set up an account for each site over at Sitemeter.com. One benefit to having the sitemeter account is that it reports in real time instead of having to wait until the next day for your hit count.

Now you have the ability to see exactly which ad units and referral links are performing and which are not by checking your AdSense report with channels. You can monitor the flow of traffic through your site(s) including the referring URL, keywords used, and tons more through Google Analytics. You have a source for real time hit data with sitemeter. All of which was free.

With these three tools in place you should be able to generate all of the data you need to manage a successful Google Adsense experience.

About the Author

Ad Tracker is the author of the AdSense Tracker Blog, a community experiment with Google AdSense where she does all of the work and everyone receives the experience. Email Ad Tracker at here.


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Major Search Engine Submission by Rose DesRochers

Bloggers often ask how to get their blog listed in the major search engines.


Here's how:


1. Submit Directly: Submit your blog via Google's free submitting form. http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl


2. Submit your sitemap to Google. http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/


3. Submit your site to DMOZ, the Open Directory Project. Keep in mind
that DMOZ is run by volunteers; therefore it may take some time before
you are listed and a submission does not guarantee listing.


4. Get a Qualified Backlink: Get linked from a website that search
engines crawl regularly and add your link to forum signatures. Google
states, "Google's robots jump from page to page on the web via
hyperlinks, so the more sites that link to your pages, the more likely
it is that we'll find them quickly."


5. If your blog isn't already listed in Google's Blog search engine,
you can submit it manually. Add your blog to Google's Blog Search. http://blogsearch.google.com/ping


It usually takes a new website about a month before it's fully indexed
by Google. Google Blog Search indexes blogs by their site feeds, so be
sure that you publish a site feed.


Keep in mind that, while Google dominates the web, it isn't the only search engine on the web.


Yahoo Search is one of the major search engines and directories online
as well, so you are going to want to submit your blog to Yahoo's
Directory. http://add.yahoo.com/fast/add?17051064


It could take eight to ten weeks before you are listed in Yahoo.


Yahoo Site Explorer allows you to explore all the web pages indexed by Yahoo Search. siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com


Submit your blog to Yahoo Site Explorer. siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/submit


Submit Your Feed to the Yahoo! RSS Browse-by-Topic Directory. http://add.yahoo.com/fast/help/us/my/cgi_rss_submission


Submit your Media RSS Feed to Yahoo! Search -http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/submit?


You can submit your blog to Msn at http://search.msn.com.sg/docs/submit.aspx?FORM=WSDD


SubmitExpress.com will submit your blog free to the top 20 + Search engines.


If you don't already have a Technorati account, sign up for one at
Technorati.com and claim your blog at Technorati. Technorati is a
popular weblog search engine.


Bloggertalk.net offers a list of blog directories where you can also submit your blog to increase your exposure online. http://www.bloggertalk.net/blog_resources-cat-369.html


When submitting to directories, be sure to take the time to read the submission guidelines provided by each blog directory.


Getting listed in the major search engines alone doesn't guarantee
traffic. Your blog content guarantees that. Update regularly, provide
interesting content and the visitors will come, as will the spider
bots.

About the Author


Rose DesRochers is the founder of Blogger Talk Blog Community http://www.bloggertalk.net,
a friendly fast growing blogging portal, offering bloggers support,
advice, tools, tips and information about blogs and blogging. Visit her
blog at Rose DesRochers- World Outside My Window. http://rosedesrochers.todays-woman.net


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Work at Home Jobs, At Home Job by Gerome Carreon

The rapidly increasing population demands a placement job to make a
comfortable living, but the available manpower is too many for the available
jobs. Most especially in the third world countries, though some of these
countries are being visited by investors to put up their manufacturing
businesses that needs a lot of manpower. This is actually one of the advantages
investors are grabbing. They go to countries with abundant manpower and offer a
not so good salary to the workers.


It should not be this way. Professionals and skilled workers alike are
competing for a position in a manufacturing industry. The reason is obvious for
these professional and skilled personnel. They do not have the knowledge of
other work, the work at home jobs.


Today, the next generation of job will be the work at home jobs. Working
through the comfort of you home opportunities are beginning to boom. Work at
home jobs lurk the internet. Every work at home jobs have flexible time schedule
and it really suits your needs. Simple work, part time or full time, and the
most important point, it offers a great salary and it is up to you if you want
to get a bigger pay check


Work at home jobs is the best option everyone should know. Since it offers
flexible schedule, you can work at anytime you prefer. You can make it as your
part time job, after all it will be done at home and all you need is a couple
minutes to test it. If suites your need then it's good, but if not, you can
always try another one. But before go into it, you should look for a work at
home job that really fits your interest.


Compared to your traditional work at the office, work at home jobs do not
require you to sit down 8 hours a day. You will be the one to set your schedule,
your work place and all. If you get tired, take a rest walk for a while or you
can watch the movie if you like, you are the boss of your own work. The paycheck
is always commensurate on the effort exerted. Though comparing to effort exerted
on your traditional job, you will get paid here maybe a double and surely bigger
than your regular salary.


When do you want to start? Act now, grab one for you. Explore the internet
for more information about work at jobs.




About the Author


Gerome Carreon, a BSBA major in Marketing graduate. His resources are Work At Home , Amazing Cover Letters and
Conversational Hypnosis
for online marketers.


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Profits On Demand-Your Own Personal ATM Machine! by Gregg Lyell

How would you like to take profits from the Internet at will? I will show you
a program that will let you do just that if you listen to what they say. Is it
worth the $9.97 cents price tag to have a decent financial future?


Do you want to know what it will cost you to get this incredible money making
information, information that will make you money on demand.


$9.97.


Yes, I did not makea typo.Why only $9.97 and not $29.97 or $49.97? I'm only
charging $9.97 for this report, and not giving this report away, for 3 reasons.


$9.97 puts the report within reach of the vast majority of people. It's not
too expensive for even the humblest beginning online businessperson.


Anyone who's not serious enough about making money online to invest under $10
into this report isn't going to take the time to use the methods laid out in the
report anyway.


Anyone who is serious enough to put down the price of a fast food dinner and
buy this report has the opportunity to sell the report to others and get 75% of
the price of the report for every copy they sell. More details on how to do that
are in the report. (There is an affiliate program you can join to make back the
money invested)


http://tinyurl.com/2jzeqb


The program is called "On Demand Profits" and you use it when you need some
extra cash. Or you can use it all time and make it as another stream of income
in your internet plans.


The system is completely risk free. You are not required to spend a single
cent on advertising or anything else. As they say in the Financial world, there
are no hidden costs.


http://tinyurl.com/2jzeqb


So if you are interested in having your own cash machine and drawing money
from it anytime you want, then go to the link and see what i am talking about.
Your financial future will be far more secure with this extra proven way to make
money NOW..


Thank you, Gregg


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Traces of BlackBerry found in Samsung’s latest solid-state based ultra-mobile PC

Posted by David Berlind @ 3:25 pm
Categories: General, Vista, Hardware Infrastructure, Mobile, Personal Technology, Wired & Wireless, Video
Tags: Hard Drive, PC, Ultramobile PC, RIM BlackBerry, David Berlind

If there’s an ultra-mobile PC (UMPC) that I’d most want
for myself today, that UMPC might very well be the newest Q1 Ultra from
Samsung. Earlier this year at CES, I got a real good gander
at Samsung’s then latest greatest: the Q1 SDD. The Q1 UMPC had
already been out for a while. But the Q1 SSD marked the first time that
the Q1 took on a solid state disk (SSD) instead of a traditional hard
drive with platters, heads, and moving parts.

SSD’s have their pros and cons. On the downside, relative to
their mechanical siblings, they don’t store nearly as much for
every square millimeter of space they take up. Where SSD’s are
making their appearances today, most of them are 32 GB in size. Just
moments before videotaping the latest UMPC (above), we videotaped some
new hard drives coming from Samsung as well, including a USB-based 80
gigger that’s basically the size of a credit card (thickness is
about 3 or 4 credit cards). So, that gives you some idea of how far
behind SSD technology is lagging hard drive technology.


On the pro side, SSDs are significantly faster than mechanical hard
drives and take less energy. The energy issue is of particular
importance. Not only are the batteries found in UMPCs usually smaller
than the ones found in notebooks, a typical UMPC may have more demands
being placed on its battery. For example, the touch senstive display
requires more power than a typical LCD, there’s a higher
likelihood that the Bluetooth radio (if one is present as it is in the
Q1’s) will be used for a wireless keyboard, and there is of
course the WiFi radio too.


With the new $1499 Q1 Ultra, Samsung has married its SSD technology
to the latest Q1 industrial design which, as can be seen from the
picture and the video, includes a BlackBerry-like QWERTY thumboard
that’s split down the middle with one half being on the right
side of the display and the other on the left. The Ultra has an Secure
Digital slot and plenty of ports for expansion (eg: USB for thumb
drives or a keyboard and a VGA port so it can be connected to an
external monitor). Anyway, check out the video and pay close attention
to a prediction that we’ll see bigger SSDs (eg: 64GB) in the very
near future. Now that rocks.


Samsung’s Q1 Ultra SSD



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