Monthly Archives: April 2009
Searching For Fee Car Classifieds Script
Cars are no longer a luxury nowadays (except if you want to own a Ferrari or something). Cars are now a necessity in today’s standard of living. And let’s face it, with the price of brand new cars and the forever raising price of gasoline, not every one can buy a new set of wheels. … Continue reading
Ubuntu New Release Ver. 9 Available for Download Free
Just want to confirm my hunch that this Ubuntu 9 sites that is all over the internet is nothing but worthless, infoless, another junk spread in the internet. But if you really want to download the new release or version of UBUNTU 9, there is a link in Review ninja you can go ahead and … Continue reading
Removing DNSChanger Trojan (DNS hijacking and copy-book.com virus)
Have you heard of the DNSChanger Trojan? Read a blog entry that it’s getting more common these days so I thought to put an entry here at sysadmindayph.. after all, it’s part of the day’s work. What is a Trojan? A Trojan is a program that enables an attacker to get nearly complete control over … Continue reading
The Mikkey Worm – This worm is getting out of hand Twitter
“This worm is getting out of hand Twitter” – Mikkey. There was a swarm of messages flooding the twittersphere in the past couple of days. This twitter worm apparently hasn’t been controlled yet by twitter as the flood of messages that apparently coming from Mikkey, continues. I, myself, lucky for me haven’t been pested by … Continue reading
Six New Mobile Devices Running Open Source
I am not the only who thought of a phone which has an open source operating system in it… Take the Android or the G phone for example… It is running a flavor of linux, i think. Here are some more open source driven mobile devices.. Here’s what we read: Looking for more Linux and … Continue reading
Remove Kido / Conficker / Downadup / Downup Worm
Kido, also known as Downup, Downadup and Conficker, is a computer worm targeting the Microsoft Windows operating system that was first detected in October 2008 but, after a couple of months later, it is still being discussed in antivirus forums and message boards. Topics usually discussed is how to detect and remove if you’re computer … Continue reading