How to Spot Malware Sites

virusesAnybody who uses the internet knows that threats are just around the corner with each and every turn ready to pounce at the unprepared. Lucky for your, there are a lot of indicators that would allow you to tell if a site is possibly an attack site or if the site is sporting invalid security keys. Most intrusion prevention systems like Norton, CA and others have web site filtering systems that checks web sites for unauthorized web access out and into your computer, prompting you to either allow or disallow the said action. Try doing a search on Google and Yahoo and you get blacklisted sites that are presented but listed as known attack sites.
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フィッシングを防ぐ

写真提供: technewsworld.com

フィッシングとは、Eメールを通じての詐欺のことです。詐欺師が、Eメールやウェブサイトを送り、騙されやすい人たちを惑わし、個人情報、銀行口座、クレジットカード番号、その他の個人的価値を暴き、詐欺にかけるのです。フィッシングは、偽のEメールをあなたの受信箱に送る事から、攻撃を開始します。フィッシング・メールは、実際、関連銀行やオンライン口座によって送信されるのと、全く同じように見えます。 eBayやペイパルがその例です。また,その他には、Eメールが、支援を要求するものだったり、大金の奨金を支払う約束をするものだったりします。手紙やEメールが、あたかも正当なもののように偽装したウェブサイトへ導き、個人情報について尋ねられます。 通常、注目を浴びるような見出し、または悲嘆的言葉で始まるので、フィッシング・メールだと気付くはずです。例えば、あなたの口座が差し止められました、などです。手紙の目的は、読み手に驚愕やショックを与え、その為急いであなたが個人情報を提出せざるをえないようにすることです。別のフィッシング・メールに、あなたの口座に資金を入金する手助けによって何百万ドルもの報酬があなたに約束されると言うものがあります。これら全ては通常、簡単に見破れるものですが、ご注意下さい。多くの人たちが、このペテンに引っかかり、口座を空っぽにされています。 最善の対策は、油断せず、インターネットの中と外で起こっている事に注視することです。

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Craft guides for money!

If you have any guides out there on your blog or anywhere, maybe it’s time to dust it up and submit it to eHow. It ain’t no volunteer kind of thing, but rather they will you pay you for it.

eHow’s vast library of information is growing every day. Now is the best time to submit your own articles and get paid for it! All registered users can upload articles — but when you opt in to our Writer Compensation Program you also earn money for your articles.

So show that guide off to the internet community and get some money off it at the same time. Just make sure it wasn’t done before or you’ll just be a redundant guide maker.

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HTMLの中のリンク

HTMLのリンクの貼り方を学びましょう。

例:

これは、「わかりやすいウェブ・チュートリアル」へのリンクです。

実際のブラウザではこのように見えます。:

これは、「わかりやすいウェブ・チュートリアル」へのリンクです。

「a」は「アンカー」のタグです。 hrefは「ハイパーテキスト・リファレンス」の意味で、リンク先を示します。リンク先は通常、インターネット上のページかファイル名です。

上の例では、hrefの値が「わかりやすいウェブ・チュートリアル」の実際のアドレスである「http://easywebtutorials.net/」になっています。 「http://」がすでにURLに含まれていることに注目してください。 「これは、『わかりやすいウェブ・チュートリアル』へのリンクです。」という文章は、リンクとしてブラウザに表示される文章です。 リンク要素は必ず次のタグで閉じることを忘れないようにしましょう。 .

他のサイトへのリンクを貼る練習をしてみましょう。

画像転載元:bytescout.com

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Create Your Own Site Map

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Site map is a vital part of one’s website. It is one way of providing information as to where you are currently “in” inside the web site. And one simple way to create a site map is by using Unordered List or

    in HTML. This tag can be used to create a simple level list of your entire site and to show structural hierarchy within your site. The unordered list tag supports an attribute called Type which specifies waht bullet to usefor the particular list. you can choose from either disc, circle or square. One example is given below.

    * Electronics
    o Blu Ray DVD Players
    o VCD Players
    o Personal Computers
    + Desktops
    + Laptops
    + Pocket PCs

    • Electronics
      • Blu Ray DVD Players
      • VCD Players
      • Personal Computers
        • Desktops
        • Laptops
        • Pocket PCs

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Prevent Phishing

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Phishing, is a way of deception through emails. Fraudsters fool gullible people by sending them emails and web sites and unknowingly, they ar econned into revealing their private informations, bank accounts, credit card numbers and other things of personal value. A Phishing attack starts with a fake email that is sent to your Inbox. The phishing email surely lokks like a true mail sent by the affected bank or online accounts. Like eBay, Paypal. And other times, the email will be a request for help and it promises to pay you up with big monetary rewards. The letter or email will direct you to a fake website which masquerades as a legitimate one and then will be asked for personal information. You will know of a phishing email because it generally starts with attention grabbing headlines or a note of distress. For example, YOUR ACCOUNT HAS BEEN SUSPENDED. The letter is meant to surprise or shock the reader so you’ll be forced to send out your personal information. Another one is a phishing email that promised to reward you with millions of dollars by helping out transfer funds to your account. All these are generally easy to detect bu tmind you, a lot of people get conned and stripped of their accounts because of this. The best way is to stay alert and focus on things that happen in and out of the net.

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Links in HTML

Learn how to create Links in HTML.

Example:

“Here is a link to Easy Web Tutorials

This is what it looks like in your browser:

Here is a link to Easy Web Tutorials

The element “a” stands for “anchor”. The attribute href is short for “hypertext reference”, which specifies where the link leads to – typically an address on the internet or a file name.

In the example above, the attribute href has the value “http://easywebtutorials.net/”, which is the full address of Easy Web Tutorials and is called a URL (Uniform Resource Locator). Note that “http://” must always be included in URLs. The sentence “Here is a link to Easy Web Tutorials” is the text that is shown in the browser as the link. Remember to close the element with an .

Try to practice creating links to another website.

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Web Basics


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Today we can do many things on the world wide web. I will teach you some information about the web.

Web pages – is a page that is seen on the world wide web. It gives us information, do some work, listen to sound or watch a video.

Website – it is a compilation of web pages usually link together having a common purpose.

Web browser – is a program use in accessing the internet some example of this are Microsoft internet explorer, mozilla firefox and etc.

Search engine – these are website build for searching something across the world wide web some good example of this are yahoo, google and msn.

Download – is a kind of file transfer which the data going into your computer

Upload – is the vice versa of download, this is a kind of file transfer where in you’re the one sending a file to another device.

Instant messenger – is a kind of software that allow a user to interact or communicate with someone that also using a Instant messenger

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HTML Coding Rules : Rule 4

CSS


< link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="all.css" />
< style type="text/css">@import "noNav4.css";< /style>

The browser was created before the rise of CSS. What does this mean? Well, it means that old browsers won’t understand your CSS files. In fact some browsers, sorry I mean Netscape 4, will crash at the sight of CSS.

The first line will work for all browsers. Just keep in mind only CSS level 1 should be in this file. But on the second line, Netscape will ignore it because it does not understand the @import tag.

The idea is to build on top of your CSS code so all browser will render correctly.

But in reality, if you look at the browser statistics, you should be mainly concern with MSIE 6/7, Mozilla/Firefox, and Safari. Part of me still loves Opera, but it’s dead last on my list when I’m coding HTML.

All browsers have default settings and that’s the reason why MSIE and Mozilla renders each page differently. So in your CSS file, just reset the default settings and you’ll have consistency throughout each browser. Add this line to the top of you CSS file:


html, body, ul, ol, li, p,
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6,
form, fieldset, a { margin:0; padding:0; border:0; }

via [HTMLTree]

Filed under: HTML, Tutorials on July 4th, 2008 | No Comments »

HTML : Introduction

What is an HTML File?

  • HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language
  • An HTML file is a text file containing small markup tags
  • The markup tags tell the Web browser how to display the page
  • An HTML file must have an htm or html file extension
  • An HTML file can be created using a simple text editor

    • Let’s Try It?

    If you are running Windows, start Notepad.
    If you are on a Mac, start SimpleText.

    In OSX start TextEdit and change the following preferences: Open the “Format” menu and select “Plain text” instead of “Rich text”. Then open the “Preferences” window under the “Text Edit” menu and select “Ignore rich text commands in HTML files”. Your HTML code will probably not work if you do not change the preferences above!

    Type in the following text:


    < html>
    < head>
    < title>Title of page
    < /head>
    < body>
    This is my first homepage. < b>This text is bold
    < /body>
    < /html>

    Save the file as “mypage.htm”.

    Start your Internet browser. Select “Open” (or “Open Page”) in the File menu of your browser. A dialog box will appear. Select “Browse” (or “Choose File”) and locate the HTML file you just created – “mypage.htm” – select it and click “Open”. Now you should see an address in the dialog box, for example “C:\MyDocuments\mypage.htm”. Click OK, and the browser will display the page.

    via [W3Schools]

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