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Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

MENARIK: BAGAIMANA E-MEL BEROPERASI | HOW E-MAIL WORKS



Pada masa kini e-mel seolah-olah merupakan satu keperluan kepada semua orang. Tanpa e-mel, anda pasti tidak dapat menghasilkan akaun Facebook, Myspace, blog dan sebagainya. Pernahkah anda terfikir bagaimana e-mel diperoses? Mari kita lihat video di bawah ini.

At present e-mail seems to be a necessity to everyone. Without e-mail, you will not be able to produce accounts for Facebook, Myspace, blogs and so on. Have you ever wondered how diperoses e-mail? Let us look at the video below.


Menarik bukan? Kini anda sudah tahu bagaimana e-mel beroperasi. Internet bukanlah sesuatu yang mudah, sebaliknya sesuatu yang sangat kompleks. Dengan internet, dunia ini tanpa sempadan.

Interesting is not it? Now you already know how to operate e-mel. Internet is not something easy, otherwisesomething very complex. With the internet, the world is no limit.

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Masalah Internet Suatu Ketika Dahulu

10 tahun lepas umur aku baru 9 tahun. Tak pernah jumpa komputer. Maklumlah, orang kampung la katakan. Ayah pun kerja kebun. Abang-abang kakak-kakak masih lagi bersekolah. Mana mampu nak beli komputer. Rasanya masa tu telefon rumah Telekom pun tak ada lagi. 




Setelah aku tengok gambar ni, baru aku tahu macam mana internet zaman dulu. Cucuk wayar telefon. Kalau ada panggilan masuk, secara automatik internet akan putus. Kesian la kat sesiapa yang tengah download movie tu. Hehehehehe

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

25 KATA LALUAN @ PASSWORD PALING TERUK TERBONGKAR!



Jika anda melihat kata laluan anda di bawah, BERHENTI! Jangan teruskan membaca, dan cepat-cepat tukar kata laluan anda sekarang juga! 

Ini adalah senarai yang dikeluarkan oleh SplashData.


1. password
2. 123456
3.12345678
4. qwerty
5. abc123
6. monkey
7. 1234567
8. letmein
9. trustno1
10. dragon
11. baseball
12. 111111
13. iloveyou
14. master
15. sunshine
16. ashley
17. bailey
18. passw0rd
19. shadow
20. 123123
21. 654321
22. superman
23. qazwsx
24. michael
25. football




Tahun lalu Imperva telah mengeluarkan senarai Top 10 kata lauan paling teruk.


1. 123456
2. 12345
3. 123456789
4. Password
5. iloveyou
6. princess
7. rockyou
8. 1234567
9. 12345678
10. abc123







If you've gotten this far and don't see any of your passwords, that's good news. But, note that complex passwords combining letters and numbers, such as passw0rd (with the "o" replaced by a zero) are starting to get onto the 2011 list. abc123 is a mixed password that showed up on both lists.
Last year, Imperva provided a list of password best practices, created by NASA to help its users protect their rocket science, they include:
It should contain at least eight characters
It should contain a mix of four different types of characters - upper case letters, lower case letters, numbers, and special characters such as !@#$%^&*,;" If there is only one letter or special character, it should not be either the first or last character in the password.
It should not be a name, a slang word, or any word in the dictionary. It should not include any part of your name or your e-mail address.
Following that advice, of course, means you'll create a password that will be impossible, unless you try a trick credited to security guru Bruce Schneir: Turn a sentence into a password.
For example, "Now I lay me down to sleep" might become nilmDOWN2s, a 10-character password that won't be found in any dictionary.
Can't remember that password? Schneir says it's OK to write it down and put it in your wallet, or better yet keep a hint in your wallet. Just don't also include a list of the sites and services that password works with. Try to use a different password on every service, but if you can't do that, at least develop a set of passwords that you use at different sites.
Someday, we will use authentication schemes, perhaps biometrics, that don't require so much jumping through hoops to protect our data. But, in the meantime, passwords are all most of us have, so they ought to be strong enough to do the job.





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