Zong Internet Package

Zong Telecom introduced new mobile internet package for it’s prepaid customers living in Lahore, Sialkot, Gujrat and Daska. Zong customers can subscribe to Mobile internetpackages using GPRS at affordable rates.

Zong Introduces City Specific or LBC Mobile Internet Packages

ZonG has taken another step to drive telecom industry growth by introducing city specific packages for mobile internet.

Pakistan’s Internet Start-Up Industry, You didn’t Even Knew About

Did you know? Pakistan’s GDP is merely the size of loss that Apple Computer Inc. has faced since the launch of iPhone 5. Now where do you suppose this countries economy comes from? Pakistan collects a total of around $10 billion from its taxes while around $13-14 billion come from external sources.

People Who Changed Internet

 

40 people who changed the INTERNETOnly 20 listed here.

 The world has become tightly connected since the internet. The web itself has replaced the practice of reading newspaper. Most of us now communicate through e-mails instead of paper and pen. We now watch networks or movies online, it has even become a wide business venture, so much so we can now make purchase and pay our bills through the internet. The web has also transformed friendships through various social media. It also provides us the possibility to reconnect with people from our childhood and it can be a life changing event. Having a great idea is one thing. Turning that idea into a booming company through innovationand execution is what that matters most. Here, these are the people who have the biggest impact on the direction of the web: past, present, and future. They changed the internetand revolutionized the way we lead our lives today. Just imagine the world withoutinternet. 

You can't because it has become our daily life.

7billionworld.com: displays each person in the world on a single page

Just trust that 7,000,000,000 of us are displayed on that page and that nobody is missing because if you try to count, it would take more than 110 years to count them all (that's assuming you can count fast, at a speed of 2 people per second!).

Top 10 Sites To Detect Plagiarism

Plagiarism is a serious concern for journalists and high school/university students and professors alike. Make sure you aren’t plagiarizing with these 10 online services – or check that someone else isn’t!

1. TurnItIn

TurnItIn.com is one of the most notable services in plagiarism detection. Started by Four UC Berkeley graduates as a peer review application for their classes, TurnItIn has processed more than 60 million academic papers in 2011. The service does have a fee but free quotes are available online for educators.

2. iThenticate

Used more for professional and scholarly writing and research, iThenticate is used by well-known publishers like Oxford University Press. iThenticate’s Cross Check software appeals to the professional and scholar largely due to its database of more than 31 million articles and 67,664 books and journals.

Various Ports

           This snap contains all the ports of  desktop PC/notebook. 

Recent Cyber-Attacks Slows Down Global Internet, Said Experts

The internet IS said to be currently facing what experts would call “the biggest cyber-attack in history.” Spamhaus, a non-profit spam-fighting group, is reportedly the primary target of the attack. While no solid evidences have been presented for the public eye to see, the group alleged that Cyberbunker (a Dutch webhost), in association with other cyber-criminal groups in Russia and Eastern Europe, is said to be the one behind cyber-attacks that are affecting the global internet.

The conflict between Spamhaus and Cyberbunker reportedly started when the former blocked some servers maintained by the latter. Sven Olaf Kamphuis who claimed to be the spokesperson of the web host said Spamhaus is abusing its position in terms of blocking servers, they think are hosting web services  used to spam the web. They neither denied nor confirmed if they were, indeed, the group behind the most recent cyber-attacks pointed at the anti-spam organization.

Spamhaus’ Chief Executive Steve Linford assured internet users that despite the attacks done to its servers, their engineers were able to deflect most of them keeping their services active an uninterrupted. He revealed, however, that the tactic used by attackers is the Distributed Denial of Services, otherwise known to users are DDoS.

In 2010, the biggest DDoS attack ever recorded peaked at 100 gb/s (100 giga bits per second). This year, there is a 200% increase. Spamhaus’ director of security research Dan Holden said recent attacks are actually peaking at 300 gb/s. Had these attacks directed at government or financial servers, they would be brought down almost immediately.

The company already expected this kind of attacks when it started fighting against spams. So, its services are distributed to, at least, 80 servers around the world. No one knows what the future holds for the organization’s stance against spams. But if attacks like these continue, they might become unstoppable in the next couple of years.

Google allegedly made some of its resources available to help absorb the traffic built by the most recent attacks. At least five cyber-police forces are currently investigating the case. If they can prove Cyberbunk is behind all these, the company might be facing criminal liabilities plus its license revoked.