
CIMB Online banking(www.cimb.com.cn) in China? NO! It’s a PHISHING/SCAM website addressed that they are CIMB International banking in China. Please do not login with your CIMB Online Banking username and password, else the next thing you will see in your bank balance is RM0.00
Malaysia relevant authority has requested local ISPs to block particular website, but how many can we block if there is another www.maybank2u.com.cn coming up
I think first and foremost is to educate internet user do not fell into any SCAM/PHISHING website, especially something related to banking.
takizo posted on May 5th, 2008 in lost+found category | Nobody dare to comment yet »
useful when using insecure links with a ssh server you can access :
ssh -ND<port on localhost> username@remote-ssh-server
e.g. ssh -ND8080 myusername@192.168.1.1
*** when using firefox, only specify “localhost” in SOCKS Host, port “8080″ & choose “SOCKS 5″ in “connection settings” and leave the other settings blank.
psyber.monkey posted on April 29th, 2008 in Systems category | Nobody dare to comment yet »
By default, after exim successfully configured and run, it sends out Megabytes of mail queue to the root mailbox. It can be annoying when using a slow download line. e.g. PSTN & ISDN dialup, 3G internet access & etc.
To stop receiving those mail queues, specify “daily_status_mailq_enable=”NO”" in /etc/periodic.conf .
*** parameters are not only store/listed in /etc/defaults/periodic.conf, check out the scripts in :
- /etc/periodic/daily/*
- /etc/periodic/weekly/*
- /etc/periodic/monthly/*
- /etc/periodic/security/*
- /usr/local/etc/periodic/daily/*
- /usr/local/etc/periodic/weekly/*
- /usr/local/etc/periodic/monthly/*
- /usr/local/etc/periodic/security/*
psyber.monkey posted on April 25th, 2008 in Systems category | Nobody dare to comment yet »
first :
cd /destination/directory
second :
split /source/directory/big-huge-file prefix-to-apply-onto-splited-files
Voila !!!
(use the parameter -b to specify the size of splited files in BYTES, NOT kb, mb or gb)
psyber.monkey posted on April 22nd, 2008 in Apple, Apple Mac, Open Source, Psyber.Monkey, Technology, freebsd, linux, unix+freebsd category | Nobody dare to comment yet »
after changing time zone (tzsetup), restart cron (/etc/rc.d/cron restart) to let it know the changes or else the cron jobs will use the previous time zone.
psyber.monkey posted on April 18th, 2008 in Open Source, Psyber.Monkey, Technology, freebsd, unix+freebsd category | Nobody dare to comment yet »