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Friday, 25 March 2016

Get FUTA POST UTME UPDATED past questions

All you need to do is mail me your email address at ayegbusigaleeb@gmail.com with a proper explanation of yourself. will send it to you in THREE to FIVE day, if you don't get a feed or response from me within this period, mail me again cos other messages might have shadowed yours.

Sunday, 17 August 2014

World’s most pierced man turned back at Dubai airport.

World’s most pierced man
turned back at Dubai airport.

Awww, not nice. Guess there are some
disadvantages to being so weirdly pierced.

53year old German Rudolf Buchlolz, who
is the world’s most pierced man, was
barred from entering Dubai on Aug. 15th
and he took to twitter to share his
disappointment. Continue…
The Information Technology, IT, worker
who was recognized in 2012 by the
Guinness Book of Record as world’s most
pierced man with 435 piercings plus two
horns on his forehead, was billed to make
an appearance at a hotel in Dubai but on
arriving the Emirate airport, he was not
cleared by the immigration officers.
Instead he was immediately whisked into
an Istanbul flight en-route Germany.

A spokesman for the hotel where Buchholz
was scheduled to appear said its
management had failed “despite all its
attempts” to win permission for him to
enter the emirate
Airport officials gave no reason why he was
refused entry into the emirate. Rudolf who
vowed never to return to Dubai, left his
luggage behind in Dubai.

Friday, 6 June 2014

Anti virus, Trojan Horse

I came across this gem on the Visa website :

Trojan Horse virus
What’s a Trojan Horse virus?
A Trojan Horse is an email virus
usually released by an email
attachment. If opened, it will scour
your hard drive for any personal and
financial information such as your
social security, account, and PIN
numbers. Once it has collected your
info, it is sent to a thief’s database.

Now, there are Trojan Horses and there are
viruses, but there's no such thing as a Trojan
Horse virus. In fact, the very definition of
each precludes any chance of there being
such a thing. A Trojan does not replicate.
Viruses do. That fact alone means there can
never be a "Trojan Horse virus".
The Visa description continues with, "A
Trojan Horse is an email virus usually
released by an email attachment." Not so. A
Trojan may be sent as an attachment in
email, but it's certainly not an email virus.

(In fact there are few true email viruses, but
that's a whole other topic). So it may or may
not arrive in email, and it's equally likely to
have been downloaded from a website or
resulted from a P2P file transfer. In other
words, vector has nothing to do with whether
something is or isn't a Trojan.
Just what is a Trojan then? A Trojan is a
program that appears to be legitimate, but in
fact does something malicious. Quite often,
that something malicious involves gaining
remote, surreptitious access to a user's
system. Unlike viruses, a Trojan does not
replicate (i.e. infect other files), nor does it
make copies of itself as worms do.
There are several different types of Trojans.

Some of these include: remote access Trojans
(RATs), backdoor Trojans (backdoors), IRC
Trojans (IRCbots), and keylogging Trojans.
Many Trojan encompass multiple types. For
example, a Trojan may install both a
keylogger and a backdoor. IRC Trojans are
often combined with backdoors and RATs to
create collections of infected computers
known as botnets.

But one thing you probably won't find a
Trojan doing is scouring your hard drive for
personal details, as the Visa description
alleges. Contextually, that would be a bit of
a trick for a Trojan. Instead, this is where
the keylogging functionality most often
comes into play - capturing the user's
keystrokes as they type and sending the logs
to the attackers. Some of these keyloggers
can be pretty sophisticated, targeting only
certain websites (for example) and capturing
any keystrokes involved with that particular
session.

But why is it important to know the
difference between a virus, a worm, and a
Trojan? Because a virus infects legitimate
files, thus if antivirus software detects a
virus, that file should be cleaned . Conversely,
if antivirus software detects a worm or a
Trojan, there is no legitimate file involved
and action should be to delete the file.

Tuesday, 27 May 2014

Rihanna cloned

Is she her daughter?, or her niece maybe her lil-sis

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Ho noo
This beautiful Girl is actually from Nigeria #NG# But seriously she really look like Rihanna.

Friday, 23 May 2014

EASIEST WAY 2 UNLOCK A MEMORY CARD PASWRD WITH YOUR PC

EASIEST WAY 2 UNLOCK A MEMORY CARD PASWRD WITH
YOUR PC

Lets Get Started!

>Insert memory card into ur phone but dnt access it yet
>Run File Explorer on ur phone nd open the path C:
system.
>You wil find a file called mmcstore, rename d file to
mmcstore.txt
>Copy that file (mmcstore.txt) to ur pc nd open d file in
notepad
>You wil find ur paswrd in dat file maybe towards the end
of its
>Now use that paswrd u saw on the notepad to unlock ur
microSD on ur phone.
ENJOY!

Tuesday, 20 May 2014

‘Nigeria’s committed and patriotic troops’ ready to engage terrorists of notorious Sambisa forest

Reuben Abati reveals pictures of ‘Nigeria’s committed and
patriotic troops’ ready to engage terrorists of notorious
Sambisa forest to #BringBackOurGirls. And there’s a photo
op of this? lol. Well, I don’t blame the government, how
else will we believe that they are really doing all they can
to bring back our missing girls. Well done, troops! See
more photos after the cut…

Monday, 19 May 2014

Kidnapped Nigeriagirls: British militaryplane deployed

Kidnapped Nigeriagirls: British militaryplane deployed

A British military plane has been deployed in the search for more than 200 Nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped by Islamist militant group Boko Haram

The aircraft set off from RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire on Sunday morning and headed to Ghana to join an international operation.

The girls were taken from their school in the village of Chibok in April.

Mummies Unlocked By CT Scanners

Mummies Unlocked By CT Scanners

The British Museum uses medical
technology to reveal secrets of the ancient
Egyptians, including their high cholesterol
levels.

Whether it is down to Hollywood blockbusters 
or Scooby Doo, our fascination with Egyptian 
mummies has lasted for more than 200 years.
Now the latest generation of CT scanners - 
normally used to check living patients - have 
been used by the British Museum, in London, 
to shed new light on one of its most popular 
collections.
The findings show we share rather more with 
the ancient Egyptians than you might expect, 
including high cholesterol levels and 
agonising toothache.
Eight of the museum's mummies have been 
virtually unwrapped - revealing secrets they 
took to the grave thousands of years ago.
An image illustrating how a mummy looks 
when being scanned 
Each long-dead individual was painstakingly 
transported to hospitals across the capital 
and placed - out of hours and late at night - 
inside the latest generation of CT scanners.
The unprecedented levels of resolution have 
shown some unexpected developments. 
They include the revelation that one of the 
mummies, found in a woman's coffin and 
believed for hundreds of years to be female, 
was in fact a man.
The first mummy entered the museum's 
collection in 1756, but for the past 200 years 
none of the mummies have been unwrapped 
because of the damage that would be done.
A mummy that lived between 3,500BC and 
700AD 
Now, cutting-edge visualisation techniques 
mean not only curators, but every visitor to 
the exhibition can peel away the wrappings 
and virtually explore what lies beneath.

All of the mummies chosen once lived in the 
Nile Valley, between 3,500BC and 700AD. 
The exhibition reveals more about how they 
lived and died and shows the embalming 
process did not always go to plan - 
particularly for one man from Thebes. 
Curator Daniel Antoine told Sky News: "Facial 
visualisation reveals a tool still stuck in his 
head.
"There had been an attempt to remove his 
brain but during it one of the tools used to 
go through the nose appears to have snapped 
and surprisingly that tool is still lodged inside 
him." 
Like all of the adult mummies, the same man 
was found to have advanced dental decay - 
with four separate abscesses in his mouth.
Another two individuals still have calcified 
plaque on their bones, suggesting they may 
have suffered from cardiovascular disease. 
Neil MacGregor, director of the British 
Museum, said: "This new technology is truly 
groundbreaking, allowing us to reconstruct 
and understand the lives of these eight very 
different individuals.
"This is a project which has only been made 
possible through recent technological 
advances."
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Jose Morinho relishing battle with Louis Van Gaal

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has hailed Louis Van Gaal as a 'nice guy' as he prepares to pit his wits against the veteran Dutchman in the Barclays Premier League next season.

Van Gaal has signed a three-year contract to take over at Old Trafford after the World Cup, with Ryan Giggs as his assistant.

Mourinho, who worked under Van Gaal at Barcelona in 1997, said: 'He is a great football manager and I am happy he joins me in the same country and the Premier League. But more important than that, he's a great guy, a great man and I wish him good

U.S. Charges Chinese army personnel of cyberspying

WASHINGTON —The Depart Justice said on Monday it had charged five individuals in Chi People’s Liberation Army in connection with stealing trade secrets from some of the large American companies, includin Westinghouse, United States St and Alcoa.

The move marked a rare insta the United States charging for government employees with economic espionage, and it inc the tensions between America Chinese officials who have acc each other in public and in pri using military assets to initiate and cyberattacks.

The authorities said that the fi had worked at a 12-story whit tower on a Chinese Army base outskirts of Shanghai that was identified in a report last year source for many attacks on th American government and corporations.

According to the report, which released by the American secu firm Mandiant, the attacks we coming from Chinese hacking groups, known to many of the victims in the United States as “Comment Crew” or “Shangha Group,” that were based in th building.

Manchester United new boSS

CONFIRMED: Louis van Gaal will be Manchester United's next manager. He'll take over on a three-year contract after the 2014 World Cup. "This club has big ambitions; I too have big ambitions," said the Dutchman. "Together I’m sure we will make history."

Sunday, 18 May 2014

Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema have not suffered serious injuries and should be fit for next Saturday's Champions League final against Atletico

MADRID: Real Madrid forwards Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema have not suffered serious injuries and should be fit for next Saturday's Champions League final against Atletico Madrid, coach Carlo Ancelotti said.

Alarm bells rang after Ronaldo, Real's top scorer, apparently hurt himself in the warm-up before Saturday's La Liga game at home to Espanyol but Ancelotti said it was nothing to be concerned about and the Portugal captain had merely been rested as a precaution.

Benzema limped out of the match with just over 20 minutes remaining with what Ancelotti described as a twinge in his adductor muscle.

"Cristiano wasn't comfortable in the warm-up and we decided not to take any risks," the Italian told a news conference.

"We are not worried because we think he can play the (Champions League) final," he added.

"Benzema had a twinge in the adductor and he shouldn't have any problem in playing the final."

Ancelotti said centre back Pepe, who has been suffering with a calf problem, was recovering well and the club were confident he could play against Atletico.