Wednesday, November 19, 2014

People Scammed Walmart For Cheap PS4s

Some take advantage of Walmart's price-matching promise to get PlayStation 4s for as cheap as $50.

Some enterprising shoppers have taken advantage of Walmart's new price-matching promise to buyPlayStation 4s for as low as $50. Under the terms of Walmart's price-matching promotion, the company says, "If you find a lower advertised price on an identical product, tell us and we'll match it."

CNBC reports that people are setting up bogus Amazon selling accounts, and listing PS4s for just a fraction of what they normally cost. While Amazon is often quick to shut these pages down, users need only to take screenshots and show it to a Walmart cashier to request the price-match.

Some have successfully done this, with one Twitter user saying they were able to get a PS4 from Walmart for $50 (tweet since deleted, but captured by Kotaku) and other for around $100. People on the deals forum Slickdeals.net are also saying they were able to get PS4s on the cheap in this way.

It's likely that Walmart has since wised up and will amend its price-matching policies and protocols.

if you're looking to legitimately buy a PS4 in the near future, various retailers will offer a very nice Black Friday bundle that includes a console and copies of Grand Theft Auto V and The Last of Us for $400.

GTA 5 Exec Responds To Concerns About Game's Violence

"This is a criminal setting; it's a gritty underworld; it is art. And I embrace that art. And it's beautiful art."

The Grand Theft Auto series has yet again drawn controversy over its violent content. Today on Bloomberg TV, one of the hosts asked GTA publisher Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick if it was true that players can have sex with prostitutes and then kill them in Grand Theft Auto V.

Zelnick's response was that GTA V is a work of art--and it may not always be pretty. "This is a criminal setting; it's a gritty underworld; it is art," he said. "And I embrace that art. And it's beautiful art. But it is gritty."

"This is a tough universe because it's a criminal universe" -- Strauss Zelnick

Zelnick also pointed out film and television programming is also stuffed with violence.

"Let's make no bones about the environment in which we operate," he explained. "And we stand shoulder to shoulder with other major motion picture releases, major television shows that explore a similar universe. So yeah, this is a tough universe because it's a criminal universe."

The executive also pointed out that GTA V offers hundreds of hours of gameplay, allowing you to do much more than just kill prostitutes. In fact, some GTA V players have shown just how creative they can be in anon-lethal fashion. One player is even trying to play the game without killing anyone.

"There's hundreds of hours of gameplay [in GTA V]," Zelnick said. "People have been engaged with Grand Theft Auto Online for over a year and there are plenty of things to do. And it's an incredibly exciting environment. Can it be rough? Absolutely."

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Avalanche Studios downplayed fears today that its new game, Just Cause 3, will feature in-game microtransactions or free-to-play game mechanics, a rumor that spawned after screenshots of the new game leaked ahead of today's official reveal. Christofer Sundberg, co-founder and chief creative officer of Avalanche Studios, said the leak of old screenshots led to "a few misconceptions."

"Those leaked screenshots were taken from an ancient version of Just Cause 3," Sundbergwrote on the developer's website. "Like most games, this one went through an exploratory phase where we looked at different control schemes, different technologies, different business models. Those leaked screenshots show aspects of that process, and in no way reflect the game we are making today."

Just Cause 3, Sundberg said, will be distributed as a retail box and available for download, similar to other AAA games. It's not a free-to-play game, nor does it feature in-game microtransactions, he said.

"Does that mean we'll release the game and call it quits? Nope," Sundberg said. "Beyond launch, we are likely to look into DLC packs and items as part of our ambition to supportJust Cause 3 and its players for many years to come, but until that time we're completely focused on making the best Just Cause game we possibly can. Rest assured it will be a huge, fully packed and extremely rewarding experience right out of the gate."

Square Enix and Avalanche Studios announced Just Cause 3 earlier today. The "next generation of chaotic sandbox fun" is slated to come to PlayStation 4, Windows PC and Xbox One in 2015.

Sunday, November 2, 2014

botnets

A single piece of malware can cause enormous damage, but when thousands, or even millions of computers run the same program, their effects can be devastating. So a botnet is a group of computers that coordinate their activity over the internet. There are a number of harmless botnets used for such purposes as the Internet Relay Chat (IRC) text messaging program, but the vast majority are created by malware.

Botnets spread through viruses and worms and once installed on the victim’s computer they use the internet to make contact with a control computer. At this point, the infected computer (often called a zombie) will do nothing more except periodically check for instructions from the control computer. Over time, more and more computers are recruited to the incipient botnet until it may contain tens of thousands of zombies, but they don’t raise suspicion as they appear to be doing nothing.

At some point in the future, the control computer will issue a command for the botnet to wake up and begin doing something. Often the people who created the botnet itself have either sold or rented the botnet to another group who want to use its capabilities.

Botnets have been used to flood the internet with spam messages, to commit fraud against advertisers and to perform so-called distributed denial of service attacks on companies and governments. Botnets are so large, and so widely distributed across the internet that they can be very hard to tackle and the effects of a coordinated attack on critical parts of the network can mean even very large websites struggle to remain online while the botnet targets their computers.

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

PSN Halloween Sale Discounts Resident Evil, Dead Space, and Castlevania

With Halloween less than two weeks away, Sony is kicking off a Halloween-themed sale on the PlayStation Store today that discounts a variety of games for PS3, PS4, PSP, and PS Vita.

Everyone can receive the basic sale prices on these games, though if you're a PlayStation Plus member, you'll save even more. The sale is split across two weeks; some games will go on sale for one week beginning today, with others being discounted next Tuesday, October 28.

Some of these games are the scary sort, like Outlast and Fatal Frame, while others simply contain zombies or other marginally Halloween-y things, like Plants vs. Zombies and Guacamelee.

This week with Plus, you're looking at getting Dead Space 2 for $4, Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare for $15 (PS3) or $20 (PS4), and the first three Fatal Frame games on PS3 for $5 each. Next week things get even better, with Plus members getting Castlevania: Symphony of the Night for $4, Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare (with its very entertaining co-op mode) for $7, and Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack for $3.

Amusingly, the promotional image for the sale (right) appears to have the same font as upcoming Xbox One exclusive Sunset Overdrive--something that the game's Twitter account made note of.

Check out the full list of sale prices below.

Week 1 Sales (Plus price/sale price/regular price):

Dante's Inferno (PSP) -- $3.89/$6.49/$19.99
Dante's Inferno Ultimate Edition (PS3) -- $5.99/$9.99/$29.99
Darkstalkers Resurrection (PS3) -- $5.24/$7.49/$14.99
Daylight (PS4) -- $7.59/$9.49/$14.99
Dead Nation (PS3) -- $3.19/$3.99/$7.99
Dead Nation (PS Vita) -- $3.19/$3.99/$7.99
Dead Nation Apocalypse Edition (PS4) -- $5.99/$7.49/$14.99
Dead Space 2 (PS3) -- $3.89/$6.49/$19.99
Demon's Souls (PS3) -- $9.79/$13.99/$19.99
Fatal Frame (PS3) -- $4.89/$6.99/$9.99
Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly (PS3) -- $4.89/$6.99/$9.99
Fatal Frame III: The Tormented (PS3) -- $4.89/$6.99/$9.99
Plants vs. Zombies (PS Vita) -- $5.39/$8.99/$14.99
Plants vs. Zombies (PS3) -- $4.19/$5.99/$10.49
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare (PS3) -- $14.99/$19.99/$29.99
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare (PS4) -- $19.87/$26.49/$39.99
R.I.P.D.: The Game (PS3) -- $2.50/$4.99/$9.99
The Cursed Crusade (PS3) -- $5.00/$9.99/$19.99
Tiny Brains (PS3) -- $3.99/$4.99/$9.99
Tiny Brains (PS4) -- $3.99/$4.99/$9.99
Zombeer (PS3) -- $4.87/$6.49/$15.99
Week 2 Sales (Plus price/sale price/regular price):

Abyss Odyssey (PS3) -- $7.49/$9.99/$14.99
Castlevania: Lament of Innocence (PS3) -- $3.99/$4.99/$9.99
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PS3) -- $3.99/$4.99/$9.99
Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles (PSP) -- $5.99/$7.49/$14.99
Catherine (PS3) -- $6.99/$9.99/$19.99
Corpse Party (PSP | PS Vita) -- $8.99/$9.99/$19.99
Corpse Party: Book of Shadows (PSP/PS Vita) -- $8.99/$9.99/$19.99
Guacamelee: Super Turbo Charged Edition (PS4) -- $7.34/$10.49/$14.99
How to Survive (PS3) -- $5.99/$7.49/$14.99
I Am Alive (PS3) -- $3.74/$4.99/$14.99
Manhunt (PS3) -- $3.99/$4.99/$9.99
Outlast (PS4) -- $5.00/$9.99/$19.99
Puppeteer (PS3) -- $7.99/$9.99/$39.99
Rain (PS3) -- $5.99/$7.49/$14.99
Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare (PS3) -- $7.19/$11.99/$39.99
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City (PS3) -- $9.79/$13.99/$39.99
Silent Hill: Book of Memories (PS Vita) -- $11.99/$14.99/$29.99
Siren Episodes 1-12 (PS3) -- $7.99/$9.99/$19.99
Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack (PS Vita) -- $3.19/$3.99/$7.99
Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack (PS3) -- $3.19/$3.99/$7.99
Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack Delicious Bundle (PS3) -- $4.49/$5.99/$11.49
Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack Delicious Vita Upgrade (PS3) -- $1.59/$1.99/$3.99

The original story is below.

A newly discovered glitch for Bethesda's recently released horror game The Evil Within sees hero detective Sebastian Castellanos losing his head. This doesn't slow him down, however, as you can see in the deo above, produced by Gamebill Studio.

Even without his vihead, Castellanos is easily able to climb ladders, shoot enemies, and make his way through all man

The Evil Within--developed by Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami and his team at Tango Gameworks--launched last week for PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4. The game will be supported with three expansion packs, though Bethesda has not announced when these will be made available.ner of dark, scary environments. Well done!

The Evil Within: The Headless Cop (Sleepy Hollow?)

Tuesday, October 21, 2014

BELIGAME DI STEAM SEKARANG SANGAT MUDAH DENGAN MOL POINT

sekarang ane mau bahas masalah game karena kalau bahas masalah pentest udah capek di blog ane yang sebelah heheheheh.....
nah mumpung lagi banyak diskonnya nih steam sampe 70% loeeeeeehhhh... mantep kan???
mungkin ada yang bilang buat apa diskon toh kita yang dari indonesia susah juga belinya harus pakek visa lah master card lah... WTF....

dan ternyata semua berubah semenjak molpoint menyerang... sekarang semuanya simple...

langkah awalnya.. daftarkan diri anda di mol point <klik aja
kalau udah sekarang isi topup nya.. buat kamu yang sering maenan di online banking pasti tau yang namanya click pay itu akan leih mempermudah dan lebih menguntungkan...
tapi bagi yang ngga ada pernah atau ngga ada online banking jangan takuuuuttt karena kita bisa isi top up sampe dengan 100rb
ini contoh nya

kemudian sesudah isi nomor hape kamu.. tinggal klik lanjutkan... nanti akan keluar tab konfirmasi di klik lanjut aja

setelah itu akan keluar konfirmasi berikut order ID dan lain2...

nah ini contoh nya yang sudah siap dan dalam status pending dan ingat waktu kamu cuma 5 menit untuk melakukan payment hehehe.... untuk format dan cara smsnya ada terlampir di bawah keterangan

okeee sekian dulu ya postingan kali ini hehhehe

wasalam

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Sunday, October 19, 2014

MENGUBAH ROUTING TABLE PADA WINDOWS

Routing table itu bisa di katakan seperti sebuah peta yang menunjukkan jalan kepada kita untuk mencapai sebuah titik tujuan. dengan kata lain routing table itu memberi tahukan paket apa saja yang di jalankan untuk mencapai sebuah tujuan (destination). windows juga memiliki tabel routing. dalam beberapa kejadian anda tidak perlu merubahnya. tapi jika anda ingin melakukannya ada beberapa perintah yang harus anda pelajari

untuk merubah routing table anda harus membuka CMD (administrator mode)

1. untuk melihat routing table ketik perintah seperti ini : route print

2. untuk menabahkan route baru masukkan perintah di bawah ini
route add DESTINATION mask MASK metric METRIC_VALUE
keterangan :
DESTINATION : IP Address of destination network or host.
MASK : Subnet mask. For host IP enter 255.255.255.255
GATEWAY : It is the IP Address of exit interface.
METRIC_VALUE : Metric is cost for the destination. It defines which route to take when there are multiple routes for one destination.

contoh :

3. anda juga bisa mengganti route yang sudah anda tambahkan tapi cuma untuk mengubah gateway dan metric value

contoh :

untuk menghapusnya tinggal isi perintah berikut

Dropbox used for convincing phishing attack

Dropbox’s file storage service was used for a tricky phishing attack, although the service was quick to shut down it down, according to Symantec.

The security vendor said it detected a batch of phishing emails advising recipients that they’ve been sent a large file and included a link to Dropbox-hosted page.

“The email claims the document can be viewed by clicking on the link included in the message,” wrote Nick Johnston of Symantec in a blog post. “However, the link opens a fake Dropbox login page, hosted on Dropbox itself.”

By hosting the fake login page on Dropbox, the scammers gain some benefits over hosting it on a random, strange-looking domain name. The phishing page is contained within Dropbox’s user content domain, similar to shared photos or files, Johnston wrote.

Most of the phishing page’s elements are also served over SSL (Secure Sockets Layer), which encrypts communication between a client and a server and makes the ruse look more convincing. Older browsers may not prompt a warning if SSL isn’t used for the entire page, he wrote.

“The prominence of the warning varies from browser to browser; some browsers simply change the padlock symbol shown in the address bar, whereas others include a small banner at the top of the page,” Johnston wrote. “Users may not notice or understand these security warnings or the associated implications.”

Phishing attacks have often been staged on trusted domains for file storage and sharing, such as on Google’s Docs and Drive services.

The phishing page, which was quickly taken down by Dropbox, asks for a user’s Dropbox credentials but also includes logos for popular webmail services. It purports to allow people to use the same webmail credentials to log into Dropbox.

Once a set of credentials has been collected, a PHP script within phishing page simply redirects to Dropbox’s actual login page, Johnston wrote.soureces :>http://www.networkworld.com/

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