Monday, February 27, 2012

web browser

1. Websocket
History:
Urban legend has it that Web Sockets were invented by Ian Hickson as a way to control his model train set from a browser. Unfortunately, it's not true — Hickson says on the matter (personal communication):
I think work on Web Sockets (TCPConnection at the time) predates my thoughts of running my train layout using Web Sockets, but Web Sockets definitely would make doing so much easier. The problem is the normal Web app controlling a single system problem: there is one computer with a serial port connection to the Märklin Interface unit, and one wants to be able to write a Web page that communicates with that computer, sending instructions and receiving updates, without having to poll, have multiple connections, use <script> streams in <iframe>s, etc.

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2. browser chocic 


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Wednesday, February 1, 2012

1. Name/Picture: Blester



  






Type: Internet Worm
Creator:
Date Discovered: 2003.08.11
Place of origin:  Unknown*    
Source of language:  C
Plat form: MS Windows
File type: .exe
Infection length:6176 bytes
Reported cost: $320 Million

2. Name/Picture: Nimda





Type:  Multi-vector worm
Creator:
Date Discovered: 2001.09.18
Place of origin:  China
Source of language:  C++
Plat form: MS Windows
File type: .exe
Infection length: 6176 bytes
Reported cost:  $2.6 billion

3. Name: ILOVEYOU   
 









Type:  Computer worm
Creator: Greeting card online including your friends name and your message
Date Discovered: May 4, 2000,
Place of origin: Hong-Kong to Europe to the United States
Source of language:  (assembler)
Plat form: that provides services to artists, blogs, labels, magazines, and other industry professionals. Upload and Share ...
File type: Windows 98
Infection length: 'VBS'
Reported cost:  $5.5 billion


4. Name: Morris Worm 
















Type: Morris Worm
Creator:  Robert Morris, Jr.
Date Discovered:  1988.11.02
Place of origin: Cornell, MIT*
Source of language:  C
Plat form: BSD, SunOS
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Reported cost: $1 million

5. Name: Code Red 
 







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6. Name: Slammer
 










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7. Name: Welchia
 







Type: Internet worm
Creator: 
Date Discovered: 2003.08.18
Place of origin: 
Source of language:  C++
Plat form:  MS Windows
File type: exe
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Name: Commwarrior-A

















Type: Multi-vector worm
Creator:  e10d0r
Date Discovered:  2005.03.07
Place of origin: Russia
Source of language: 
Plat form:  Symbian
File type: .sis
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8. Name: Elk Cloner 
 







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9. Name: Creeper












Type: of plant, which cannot stand by itself, it trails or climbs.
Creator: of dynamite, and nemesis of the evil skeletal archer.
Date Discovered: 1971.03.16
Place of origin: Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA? Source Language
Source of language: School. Well I know ...
Plat form: heel shoes & boots, punk sneakers, gothic clothing, and fishnet shirts.
File type
Infection length: Source Language, Assembly. Platform, Tenex. File Type(s)
Reported cost: was possibly one of the first programs that resembled an Internet worm. It ran on the old ...

10. Name: Mydoom    













Type:  Virus. Malware Sub-type
Creator:  Wired News
Date Discovered:  01/26/2004
Place of origin: Source Language, C++. Platform, MS Windows. File Type(s), cmd, ...
Source of language:  English. Platform: Windows 95, 98, ME, ...
Plat form: Doomkill.vbs runs on a Windows platform.
File type: it shows it is an application.
Infection length: 22528 bytes, variable file size for ...
Reported cost: $38.5 billion ...














Wednesday, January 18, 2012

acronyms

  • E123Easy as One, Two, Three
  • E2HOEach to His/Her Own
  • EAKEating at Keyboard
  • EAPFSEverything About Pittsburgh F***ing Sucks
  • EEElectronic Emission
  • EE or EEsEmployee -or- Employees
  • effinF***ing
  • EFTElectronic Funds Transfer
  • EGEvil Grin
  • ELEvil Laugh
  • EMExcuse Me
  • EMAE-Mail Address
  • EMFBIExcuse Me For Butting In
  • EMFJIExcuse Me For Jumping In
  • EMIExcuse My Ignorance
  • EMLEmail Me Later
  • EMRTWEvil Monkey's Rule The World
  • EMSGE-Mail Message
  • EODEnd Of Day -or- End Of Discussion
  • EOLEnd Of Life
  • EOMEnd Of Message
  • EOTEnd Of Thread (meaning: end of discussion)
  • ESADEat Sh** And Die
  • ESADYFAEat Sh** And Die You F***ing Asshole
  • ESEMEDEvery Second Every Minute Every Day
  • ESHExperience, Strength, and Hope
  • ESMFEat Sh** Mother F***er
  • ESOEquipment Smarter than Operator
  • ETAEstimated Time of Arrival -or- Edited To Add
  • ETLAETLA Extended Three-Letter Acronym (that is, an FLA)
  • every1everyone
  • EVRE1Every One
  • EWIE-mailing While Intoxicated
  • EZEasy

emoticons

Facebook emoticon smilie emote for smile!
Happy emote: :) or :-)
Facebook emoticon smilie emote for a big smile!
Really happy emote: :D or :-D
Facebook emoticon smilie emote for wink!
Wink emote: ;) or ;-)
Facebook chat emote for happy eyes!
Happy eyes: ^_^
Facebook chat emote for laughing eyes!
Laughing eyes: >:o
Facebook chat emote for cat smile!
Cat smile: :3
Facebook chat emote for grumpy!
Grumpy: >:-(

Monday, January 9, 2012

NCP-Network Control Protocol
FTP-File Transfer Protocol