Make 10-12 Yuris and place them all around your base. Killing an entire infantry group is fun since infantry can die under the effects of the Chronosphere. Also try it on ships and drop them on land. Watch the war miner go down to the bottom! Bye bye. Want to have some fun with the enemy player? Charge up the Cronosphere and use it on the enemy unit, then drop it in the water. They'll be invincable until they reach their target, at which point they'll still explode even with the Curtain on. Send the Trucks into an enemy base, before they come in range of their weapons, cast the Iron Curtain on them. Make sure you have a fully charged Iron Curtain. Only if it is commanded to unload its transport!īuild five or six demolition trucks. They will not explode till you command the hovercraft to unload its transport! Now drive to your enemy base with your hovercraft, and command them to get out! It can destroy every single building/unit depending on how far away the building/unit is from the bomb. Do the same with the rest of the demo trucks. Now quickly put that demo truck into the hovercraft before it explodes. Now then lets arm the vehicle! Make your crazy ivan put a bomb on 1 of the demo trucks. The cost together is $5200! For a triple nuke thats cheap enough. You need to be Libia in order to have this vehicle, and need water in your map. As soon as the building unfreezes it will say "Chronospehre ready!" Bingo - glitch done! As soon as you have teleported your units with the FROZEN Chronosphere move your Chrono Legionnaire, unfreezing the building. I will publish a list of the good tips that I get from you our readers.6. Please let me know if I can include your information in the diary. In these sites anyone (maybe even a monkey) can create their own webpages. It doesn't take any special education or skills to create a webpage as we have witnessed by looking at the social networking sites. Unfortunately we see that anyone now can create a webpage. We have had novice webpage developers in the past ask us what they can do to protect the security of their webpage. What are you doing to protect your webpages?
Now I know, no matter how secure your hosting company tries to make your domains it may be your own internal lack of security practices that are putting your domains in jeopardy. I therefore worked very hard after taking this position to make sure that our webhosting servers were secured to the best of my ability and I aggressively monitor these servers to make sure that they continue to be secure. My assumption was that the server itself was lacking in security. This was an interesting exercise in web security for me. In both cases for several days afterwords I saw many attempts to login to the ftp accounts with incorrect passwords from multiple China IP addresses. In both cases I disabled the index.html files and changed the passwords on the ftp accounts on the domains. The initial infections were both discovered over the weekend so I was unable to contact the customers immediately to let them know what was going on. In investigating the infection in the two domains involved, I came across a really good article explaining what Gumblar was all about. Perhaps just shifting resources a little or perhaps a new strain of an old bad guy. It appears in both cases that it was a Gumblar type infection, however instead of the typical Gumblar that we saw back in the May 2009 timeframe - the domains involved were a couple of. In both cases these "alterations" were found to be the result of a Gumblar type infection on the customers PC that is used to do the upload of the website to our server. In both cases the index.html file was replaced with a modified file that contained a hidden link to. It is incredible to me how many IP's I have had blocklisted (blocked) in a short amount of time. As soon as these attempts are flagged they are added to the blocklist for our network. The last few weeks we have had an increase in the attempts to access our servers (brute force). I monitor activity on our servers and check log files daily for any unusual activity or attempts to hack our customers sites or attempts to hack into our servers. My expertise with websites is hosting them and protecting the servers that we host our customers sites on. Unfortunately I am not a web development expert. Folks are getting really frustrated and are looking for answers to what is causing the problems and what they can do to protect their sites from compromise. Recently there seems to have been a lot of activity with websites getting hacked.
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