What Is Autosurf Arbitration? - Getting Referrals For Free
December 21, 2005
Autosurf Arbitration is probably the easiest way to get Autosurf / HYIP referrals for free. The process is simple and all you need is one webpage.
The idea is to design a webpage with your referral links on it and to advertise on different Autosurf sites that you have already invested in. For example, if you are a member of StudioTraffic you could advertise your StudioTraffic link on the 12DailyPro Autosurf site and vice-versa. This method works very well if you are a member of a few Autosurf Companies.
The design of your webpage is very important. As we all know, Autosurf Traffic is very untargeted. This means that your webpage needs to grab your reader’s attention so that they will click on your links. There are a few ways to do this, but I’ll leave that up to you for now.
As an experiment, I taught someone how to perform this easy method of getting referrals and the results were astounding. In a matter of days she had doubled the number of referrals she originally had and continued to average around 5 new referrals each day.
5 referrals everyday for one month is 150. So if we assume that each referral deposits $100 into their Autosurf account and we get 10% commission - we’d receive an extra $1500 every month!
If you don’t believe me, why don’t you try it out yourself? You have nothing to lose. Please remember that the most important factor is your webpage design. It MUST grab the reader’s attention.
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Cyber Terrorism: DDOS Attacks
December 19, 2005
by dDawg
DDOS Attacks: What are they exactly? Since many sites have been claiming DDOS Attacks without much of an explanation. We figured that we should provide some details.
What Exactly is a DDOS Attack?
It was in early 2000 that most people became aware of the dangers of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks when a series of them knocked such popular Web sites as Yahoo, CNN, and Amazon off the air.
It’s been almost four years since they first appeared, but DDoS attacks are still difficult to block. Indeed, if they’re made with enough resources, some DDoS attacks - including SYN (named for TCP synchronization) attacks - can be impossible to stop.
No server, no matter how well it’s protected, can be expected to stand up to an attack made by thousands of machines. Indeed, Arbor Networks, a leading anti-DDoS company, reports DDoS zombie armies of up to 50,000 systems. Fortunately, major DDoS attacks are difficult to launch; unfortunately, minor DDoS attacks are easy to create.
In part, that’s because there are so many types of DDoS attacks that can be launched. For example, last January, the Slammer worm targeted SQL Server 2000, but an indirect effect as infected SQL Server installations tried to spread Slammer was to cause DDoS attacks on network resources, as every bit of bandwidth was consumed by the worm.
Thus, a key to thinking about DDoS is that it’s not so much a kind of attack as it is an effect of many different kinds of network attacks. In other words, a DDoS may result from malignant code attacking the TCP/IP protocol or by assaulting server resources, or it could be as simple as too many users demanding too much bandwidth at one time.
Typically, though, when we’re talking about DDoS attacks, we mean attacks on your TCP/IP protocol. There are three types of such attacks: the ones that target holes in a particular TCP/IP stack; those that target native TCP/IP weaknesses; and the boring, but effective, brute force attacks. For added trouble, brute force also works well with the first two methods.
The Ping of Death is a typical TCP/IP implementation attack. In this assault, the DDoS attacker creates an IP packet that exceeds the IP standard’s maximum 65,536 byte size. When this fat packet arrives, it crashes systems that are using a vulnerable TCP/IP stack. No modern operating system or stack is vulnerable to the simple Ping of Death, but it was a long-standing problem with Unix systems.
The Teardrop, though, is an old attack still seen today that relies on poor TCP/IP implementation. It works by interfering with how stacks reassemble IP packet fragments. The trick here is that as IP packets are sometimes broken up into smaller chunks, each fragment still has the original IP packet’s header as well as a field that tells the TCP/IP stack what bytes it contains. When it works right, this information is used to put the packet back together again.
What happens with Teardrop, though, is that your stack is buried with IP fragments that have overlapping fields. When your stack tries to reassemble them, it can’t do it, and if it doesn’t know to toss these trash packet fragments out, it can quickly fail. Most systems know how to deal with Teardrop now, and a firewall can block Teardrop packets at the expense of a bit more latency on network connections, since this makes it disregard all broken packets. Of course, if you throw a ton of Teardrop busted packets at a system, it can still crash.
And, then, there’s SYN, to which there really isn’t a perfect cure. In a SYN Flood, the attack works by overwhelming the protocol handshake that has to happen between two Internet-aware applications when they start a work session. The first program sends out a TCP SYN (synchronization) packet, which is followed by a TCP SYN-ACK acknowledgment packet from the receiving application. Then, the first program replies with an ACK (acknowledgment). Once this has been done, the applications are ready to work with each other.
A SYN attack simply buries its target by swamping it with TCP SYN packets. Each SYN packet demands a SYN-ACK response and causes the server to wait for the proper ACK in reply. Of course, the attacker never gives the ACK, or, more commonly, it uses a bad IP address so there’s no chance of an ACK returning. This quickly hogties a server as it tries to send out SYN-ACKs while waiting for ACKs.
When the SYN-ACK queues fill up, the server can no longer take any incoming SYNs, and that’s the end of that server until the attack is cleared up. The Land attack makes SYN one-step nastier by using SYN packets with spoofed IP addresses from your own network.
There are many ways to reduce your chances of getting SYNed, including setting your firewall to block all incoming packets from bad external IP addresses like 10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255, 127.0.0.0 to 127.255.255.255, 172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255, and 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255, as well as all internal addresses. But, as SCO discovered, if you throw enough SYN packets at a site, any site can still be SYNed off the net.
Brute Force Attacks
Common brute force attacks include the Smurf attack and the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) flood. When you’re Smurfed, Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) echo request packets, a particular type of ping packet, overwhelm your router. Making matters worse, each packet’s destination IP address is spoofed to be your local broadcast address. You’re probably already getting the picture. Once your router also gets into the act of broadcasting ICMP packets, it won’t be long before your internal network is frozen.
A UDP flood works by someone spoofing a call from one of your system’s UDP chargen programs. This test program generates semi-random characters for received packets with another of your network’s UDP echo service. Once these characters start being reflected, your bandwidth quickly vaporizes.
Fortunately, for these two anyway, you can usually block them. With Smurfing, just setting your router to ignore broadcast addressing and setting your firewall to ignore ICMP requests should be all you need.
To dam up UDP floods, just block all non-service UDP services requests for your network. Programs that need UDP will still work. Unless, of course, the sheer volume of the attack mauls your Internet connection.
That’s where the DDoS attack programs such as Tribe Force Network (TFN), Trin00, Trinity, and Stacheldraht come in. These programs are used to set DDoS attack agents in unprotected systems. Once enough of them have been set up in naÃ?Æ?Ã?¯ve users’ PCs, the DDoS controller sets them off by remote control, burying target sites from hundreds or even thousands of machines.
Unfortunately, as more and more users add broadband connections without the least idea of how to handle Internet security, these kinds of attacks will only become more common.
Deflecting DDoS Attacks
So what can you do about DDoS threats? For starters, all the usual security basics can help. You know the drill: make sure you have a firewall set up that aggressively keeps everything out except legal traffic, keep your anti-viral software up to date so your computers do not become a home for DDoS agents like TFN, and keep your network software up to date with current security patches. This won’t stop all DDoS attacks, but it will stop some of them like Smurfing.
You may not think you need these services, since in a worse case scenario you’re still going to get knocked off the net. But not every attack will be a massive one with thousands of attackers. For most attacks, these services can definitely help.
And, let’s face it, today we have PC’s the net 24-7. With DDoS attacks on the rise, you’d be wise to at least familiarize yourself with DDoS prevention services. After all, it’s not only your network in danger, it’s your business.
About the Author
An elite team of regular “Joes’s” fighting back & making huge cash online one day at a time. dDawg as a team has been able to create a profit on the internet. http://www.str8junk.com
Work at home
December 15, 2005
There are many of us that find it very difficult to go outside to work. Prominent amongst this group come house-wife who cannot go out to work or mothers who have to take care of their babies. If you come under this group and if you have been searching for worthwhile work, you must have noticed that the whole market is replete with jobs to be done from home. And if you have researched such jobs, you must have understood that 90% of the claims made in such advertisements are just to con you. If you are thinking joining some of these plans, let us give you the most fundamental advice-be careful.
You will find that all these ads fail to tell you some home truths which you should be well aware of. So, the ads that tell you that tell you that you can earn thousands of dollars per month working from home fail to tell you that you may have to work many hours without pay or you may have to pay certain amount of money. Most of the times these ads fail to disclose that most of such jobs require you to spend your own money to place newspaper ads, make photocopies and things like that. You may also have to pay for some tutorial classes that the company may demand you to take.
All in all the fact remains that there is every possibility that you will lose money as well as your time. But is the situation that grim. Not at all! The only thing required is a bit of research and a bit of common sense. You must have heard of HYIP-the new king of online investments. The whole HYIP scenario is very much conducive for people who wish to work from their homes. You will find that you don’t need to invest lot of dough and the returns generally vindicate the point that these are in reality High Yield Investment Programs. Once again the only thing required from your side is caution and a bit of research. You will find numerous HYIP that would prove to be a money pit. You will have to judge for yourself which HYIP’s are genuine and which are just there for the purpose of fraud. You can take help of the information available on the net on HYIP to make an intelligent decision.
One more thing that you can do is to make a site of your own. But believe us; developing a website of your own is just the first step and perhaps the easiest step. Until and unless you have done careful planning, you will find your website without any visitors. To get visitors to your website you will need to have a very rich content site so that your website might have a place at the top of the Google search engine. The best thing about developing a website is that you can develop a website about anything. You can start by developing a site about making delicious dishes or anything that you want. The best way to make a content rich site is to add some articles on it or you may also have to pay to get visitors on the site.
The fact remains that if someone has told you that there is easy money available on the net, you have most probably been lied to. You will need to work hard and use your brains to earn money.
How to Trade E-currency
December 15, 2005
Copyright 2005 Timothy Rohrer
When referring to e-currency, most people immediately think of the FOREX market. The truth is there is a new form of currency trading that is sweeping across the internet and making millions of people wealthy. What is this new wave of e-currency trading that’s hitting the internet you might ask? It’s called the e-currency exchange program. Electronic currencies such as INTgold, Netpay and E-gold are traded daily.
Let’s talk about how the e-currency exchange network can put money into your pocket. There are two ways to make money. The first way is with a portfolio and the second is with a console. Upon opening an e-currency account, the user will be asked to create a portfolio and fund their portfolio. This investment can be anywhere from $25 to $100,000. I would recommend a small amount until you become familiar with e-currency trading. The portfolio is compounded daily and receives gains anywhere from .3% to .5% each day. For example, if you funded your portfolio with a $10,000 investment, each day your portfolio would net $30 of profit. Over the course of one month a $10,000 portfolio would make $900. With these profits you can either reinvest into your portfolio to maximize your profits, or out-exchange the money to your bank account.
The second way to make money is through what is known as a console. Having a console is like having a separate account in addition to your portfolio. With this account you can now process transactions from one e-currency to another for other traders. Not everyone is able to own a console. In order to have a console you must be in the system for 90 days and have a portfolio value of at least $5,000. It may seem like a lot, but even if you started out with only a few hundred dollars as your initial investment, this level can be easily obtained in just a few short months. In order to process transactions, electronic currencies temporarily borrow funds from your console account. In return, the console holders will receive a 6% fee as profit for each transaction they process. For example if Netpay needed to process a $2,000 out-exchange and you temporarily made your funds available for the transaction to take place, you would receive $2,120. That is $120 of profit back into your account! People need transactions processed daily from one e-currency to another and the market just keeps growing.
There are many helpful online courses available on e-currency trading. I tried to learn e-currency trading on my own through forums, chat rooms and by reading articles on the subject matter, but was unsuccessful. This method is extremely slow and time consuming. It took me 2 months before I finally gave in and purchased an online course. After purchasing an online course, I have managed to quadruple my initial investment in a relatively short amount of time.
About the author:
Tim Rohrer is an established writer and e-currency trader. Learn how Tim Rohrer turned a $400 investment into $,4100 in just 3 months. http://www.mazumoney.net
How Paid Autosurf Programs are Able to Pay so Much
December 9, 2005
By Michael Goldman
Paid Autosurf Programs usually pay you a fixed daily interest on your investment. Most stable programs are those paying 1% daily. With 1% daily, using the compounding option you can earn easily up to 1000% in a year. All you need to do is to buy some upgrade units and surf every day a fixed amount of sites. This is autosurfing and you don’t really need to sit in front of your computer and watch all those sites, you can just start surfing and go away. All the process takes less than an hour daily.
If 1% daily may not seem too much for you, in fact it is so much that lots of people gave up their jobs for autosurfing. In just an hour of surfing daily they make much more money. So by now you should be interested in hour really does it work, how the autosurf program owners are able to pay so much money to their members?
The answer will not be as simple as the question. There are lots of potential money sources for an autosurf owner.
First source of income is members upgrades. A constant stream of new members and new upgrades is vital to any autosurf program. Part of the money invested by new members is used to pay the older members. This sounds too simple and ponzi, but serious programs should have to do more than that to stay in this business. Other money sources are needed for a program to continue running and grow.
Some programs are also investing in other high yield investment opportunities, including HYIPs and other autosurf programs. If a program is paying 1% daily, the owner can invest the money into another autosurf program paying even the same 1% and surf every day. With the right strategy, using compounding, he can produce much more than 365% in a year. The same program owner can also invest in a 12% daily program and that way he will easily generate enough money to pay the payouts, but in this case the risk is higher, of course.
Advertising is another very important source of income for autosurf program owners. All autosurf programs generate millions of hits and people interested in advertising for their sites may pay to buy some of those hits. Autosurf programs may also sell text links and banners displayed in members area or on the main page.
Some autosurf programs also provide hosting services, professional design and promoting, also marketing tools and auctions. The biggest autosurfs sell hosting packages for their members and there are even hosting companies running autosurf scripts to bring in more clients. Such sources of income may provide the owner a serious revenue opportunity.
Few of the biggest autosurf programs have their own payment processors and online stores. Payment processors take fees of up to 5% from every transaction. Autosurf program may also take payout fees which are only supposed to cover the original payment processor fees, like egold, strompay etc.
Some programs also provide other money making opportunities to their members, like paid to click and paid to signup options, matrices and doublers etc. A program with few thousands of members may earn thousands of dollars monthly with ptc and paid to sign up features.
Also keep in mind that not all the members surf every day. So anytime the member doesn’t surf the required amount of sites, more money stays in the program. And in fact almost no one manages to surf 365 days without a break. People usually go to vacations for several weeks or just forget to surf and more money stays in a program.
While the easiest way to keep the program going is to reinvest the money into other autosurf programs, only multiple sources of income can guarantee a program’s stability. Well organized programs also invest in advertising and promotion of their program, they buy ads on other autosurf programs and in search engines.
Michael Goldman is an online entrepreneur with several years of experience in Autosurf arena. You can see the programs he invests in and his other autosurf related articles at his site Autosurf Best. The site provides the most valuable resources needed to make easy money online for just surfing the net.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Michael_Goldman
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