alphatron:
Does NL now have bots??
"I am a senior software developer for 7 years" lol

The last time I checked your profile, you are not a developer or engineer in programming, how will you understand internet infrastructure, clients/server architecture and IoTs.

Tim1212:


The last time I checked your profile, you are not a developer or engineer in programming, how will you understand internet infrastructure, clients/server architecture and IoTs.

ask your AI.

alphatron:


ask your AI.

This is not funny bro, what is AI..

Tim1212:


This is not funny bro, what is AI..

Senior Software Developer for 7 years asking what is AI. chaii

alphatron:

ask your AI.

U get time to mention the guy.

Collinz2:
Senior Software Developer for 7 years asking what is AI. chaii

For your information, diib Answer engine is an Artificial intelligence that synchronize with Google analytics on a client website to assist business owners effectively to grow their website.

diib.com
I just want to see how knowledge he is. Maybe including you too

Tim1212:

This is not funny bro, what is AI..

Go and ask your daddy sir

REPOST

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Answer to this question: https://www.nairaland.com/1549406/what-movie-watching-now/2178#90214089


A low-level programming language is a programming language that provides little or no abstraction from a computer's instruction set architecture—commands or functions in the language map closely to processor instructions.

Generally, this refers to either machine code or assembly language.

A programmer coding in "machine code" normally codes instructions and data in a more readable form such as decimal, octal, or hexadecimal which is translated to internal format by a program called a loader or toggled into the computer's memory from a front panel. This is what the computer understands.


Something like this;
8B542408 83FA0077 06B80000 0000C383
FA027706 B8010000 00C353BB 01000000
B9010000 008D0419 83FA0376 078BD989
C14AEBF1 5BC3

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Apologies to the owner of this thread. I didn't want to post this in the TV/Movies section

Tim1212:


For your information, diib Answer engine is an Artificial intelligence that synchronize with Google analytics on a client website to assist business owners effectively to grow their website.

diib.com
I just want to see how knowledge he is. Maybe including you too

yeah, how knowlege he is If he had no idea what AI is he wouldnt have ask u to ask ur AI, now who is deceiving who? after u have made some research about it.

Collinz2:
yeah, how knowlege he is If he had no idea what AI is he wouldnt have ask u to ask ur AI, now who is deceiving who? after u have made some research about it.

You keep exposing your ignorance, I meant we develop Artificial intelligence for our business website.

Hi guys let's explain this web document, structured in HTML5.

Please explain it in a way that new students would understand.
Show your experience here.

CSS updated

wow I leatnt so much sir. I agree with everything u said, but can u pls teach me how to do for loops in HTML 5 and with you experience how do I query a db in HTML


Also how does HTML have a concurrency model

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Can you explain TCP/IP, https, DNS and Server Farm?
Then we can go into partnership

Tim1212:


You keep exposing your ignorance, I meant we develop Artificial intelligence for our business website.

dumb a$s, did i say anything about u creating AI?

Blacche:
wow I leatnt so much sir. I agree with everything u said, but can u pls teach me how to do for loops in HTML 5 and with you experience how do I query a db in HTML


Also how does HTML have a concurrency model

savage. He is dodging your question

Tim1212:

Can you explain TCP/IP, https, DNS and Server Farm? Then we can go into partnership

answer the poster above

SERVER FARM | DATA CENTRE |

Most giant companies like Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, YouTube etc. Have a dedicated Data Centre or Server Farm.

Server Farm consists of electronic storage, Internet Access (LAN or WLAN), server software, computer (mainframe computer or PC) and uninterruptable power supply.

To make a web page (website) available on the web they need to be located on a web server, which is a computer that's always connected to the internet and is running software to listen for respond to requests for web pages.

The vast majority of website are hosted on machines in facilitate known as SERVER FARM that are specifically designed to provide a constant flow of electricity and uninterruptable INTERNET ACCESS.

All the videos or beautiful pictures you upload on Facebook are stored in these facilities.

You can rent space on a server through WEB HOSTING companies, which are companies that provide access to these machines.

We have whogohost.com and many other companies in Nigeria.

Contact us form incorporated in the web document

Israeli researchers stop cyberattacks with discovery of major DDoS

In addition to their study, the researchers also contacted Google, Microsoft, Cloudflare, Amazon, Dyn (now owned by Oracle), Verisign, and Quad9, leading them to update their DNS software.

Israeli researchers from Tel Aviv University (TAU) and the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya have discovered a previously unknown Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) exploit, potentially thwarting future attacks using this DDoS technique, according to a press release from TAU on Thursday.

As part of a new study, Prof. Yehuda Afek of TAU’s Blavatnik School of Computer Science, Blavatnik Interdisciplinary Cyber Research Center and the Checkpoint Institute and Prof. Anat Bremler-Barr, Vice Dean of IDC's Efi Arazi School of Computer Science, with the help of TAU doctoral student Lior Shafir, provide an in-depth description of the new technique that may have allowed a small number of computers to carry out a DDoS attack on a massive scale, which is dangerous for critical infrastructure.

In addition to their study, the researchers also contacted Google, Microsoft, Cloudflare, Amazon, Dyn (now owned by Oracle), Verisign, and Quad9, leading them to update their DNS software in response to the threat. Consequently, , Prof. Afek and Prof. Bremler-Barr have been responsible for stopping hundreds of cyberattacks.
Referencing a major cyberattack in 2016 that crippled Amazon, Reddit, Spotify and Slack along the US east coast, the researchers suggest the cause may have been due to the weakness within the DNS.

“The DNS is the essential Internet directory. In fact, without the DNS, the Internet cannot function. As part of a study of various aspects of the DNS, we discovered to our surprise a very serious breach that could attack the DNS and disable large portions of the network,” Prof. Bremler-Barr explained.

"The attack in 2016 used over 1M IoT devices, whereas here we see the same impact with only a few hundred," added Prof. Afek. "We are talking about a major amplification, a major cyberattack that could disable critical parts of the internet.”

Dubbed “NXNSAttack” (Non Existent Name Server Attack), the newly discovered technique takes advantage of exploits in common DNS software that converts the domain names you click or type into the address bar of your browser into IP addresses. The NXNSAttack may lead a DNS server to do hundreds of thousands of requests based on the hacker's one request, crashing the system.

“To mount the NXNSattack,” Prof. Afek notes, a hacker acquires for a price or simply penetrates, an authoritative server, redirecting the resolver to send hundreds of thousands of requests to the servers.
“The attacker sends such a request multiple times over a long period of time, which generates a tsunami of requests between the DNS servers, which are subsequently overwhelmed and unable to respond to the legitimate requests of actual legitimate users.”

“A hacker that discovered this vulnerability would have used it to generate an attack targeting either a resolver or an authoritative DNS server in particular locations in the DNS system. In either case, the attack server would be incapacitated and its services blocked, unable to function due to the overwhelming number of requests it got. It would prevent legitimate users from reaching the resources on the Internet they sought,” Shafir described.

"Our discovery has prevented major potential damage to web services used by millions of users worldwide. The 2016 cyberattack, which is considered the greatest in history, knocked down much of the Internet in the US, but an attack like the one we now prevented could have been more than 800 times more powerful,” concludes Prof. Afek.

Tim1212:


Israeli researchers stop cyberattacks with discovery of major DDoS

In addition to their study, the researchers also contacted Google, Microsoft, Cloudflare, Amazon, Dyn (now owned by Oracle), Verisign, and Quad9, leading them to update their DNS software.

Israeli researchers from Tel Aviv University (TAU) and the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya have discovered a previously unknown Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) exploit, potentially thwarting future attacks using this DDoS technique, according to a press release from TAU on Thursday.

As part of a new study, Prof. Yehuda Afek of TAU’s Blavatnik School of Computer Science, Blavatnik Interdisciplinary Cyber Research Center and the Checkpoint Institute and Prof. Anat Bremler-Barr, Vice Dean of IDC's Efi Arazi School of Computer Science, with the help of TAU doctoral student Lior Shafir, provide an in-depth description of the new technique that may have allowed a small number of computers to carry out a DDoS attack on a massive scale, which is dangerous for critical infrastructure.

In addition to their study, the researchers also contacted Google, Microsoft, Cloudflare, Amazon, Dyn (now owned by Oracle), Verisign, and Quad9, leading them to update their DNS software in response to the threat. Consequently, , Prof. Afek and Prof. Bremler-Barr have been responsible for stopping hundreds of cyberattacks.
Referencing a major cyberattack in 2016 that crippled Amazon, Reddit, Spotify and Slack along the US east coast, the researchers suggest the cause may have been due to the weakness within the DNS.

“The DNS is the essential Internet directory. In fact, without the DNS, the Internet cannot function. As part of a study of various aspects of the DNS, we discovered to our surprise a very serious breach that could attack the DNS and disable large portions of the network,” Prof. Bremler-Barr explained.

"The attack in 2016 used over 1M IoT devices, whereas here we see the same impact with only a few hundred," added Prof. Afek. "We are talking about a major amplification, a major cyberattack that could disable critical parts of the internet.”

Dubbed “NXNSAttack” (Non Existent Name Server Attack), the newly discovered technique takes advantage of exploits in common DNS software that converts the domain names you click or type into the address bar of your browser into IP addresses. The NXNSAttack may lead a DNS server to do hundreds of thousands of requests based on the hacker's one request, crashing the system.

“To mount the NXNSattack,” Prof. Afek notes, a hacker acquires for a price or simply penetrates, an authoritative server, redirecting the resolver to send hundreds of thousands of requests to the servers.
“The attacker sends such a request multiple times over a long period of time, which generates a tsunami of requests between the DNS servers, which are subsequently overwhelmed and unable to respond to the legitimate requests of actual legitimate users.”

“A hacker that discovered this vulnerability would have used it to generate an attack targeting either a resolver or an authoritative DNS server in particular locations in the DNS system. In either case, the attack server would be incapacitated and its services blocked, unable to function due to the overwhelming number of requests it got. It would prevent legitimate users from reaching the resources on the Internet they sought,” Shafir described.

"Our discovery has prevented major potential damage to web services used by millions of users worldwide. The 2016 cyberattack, which is considered the greatest in history, knocked down much of the Internet in the US, but an attack like the one we now prevented could have been more than 800 times more powerful,” concludes Prof. Afek.

I will explain this news�
When you register for a domain name from a company; you will be assigned a unique address known as URL
URL contains the schema "http or https ". https if you paid for SSL certificate. A secured Protocol.
Followed a unique address/domain name or server name.
Domain name comes with an extension, .com, .net, .org etc.

That is a unique address on the web.

The web space, also known as storage space or disk space, generally refers to the amount of space on a web server that is allocated to website owners by the web hosting companies. It is made up of the total quantity of all text files, images, scripts, databases, emails and other files related to your website.

Web server is a computer that delivers a web document to the client computer when requested.

When you rent a web space from hosting companies
They will provide you with a unique IP address (Internet Protocol)

DNS, which stands for domain name system, is an Internet service that convert domain names into IP address. For example, when you visit diib.com it must look up the corresponding IP address to that hostname behind the scenes. This query is performed by a Domain Name Server (DNS server) or servers nearby that have been assigned responsibility for that hostname. A DNS server maintains a directory of domain names and translates them to IPs.

DNS hosting companies can be attacked by making repeated requests to server, which will overwhelm the system. From there it becomes vulnerable to attack any website the hacker targets.

The research institute contacted DNS company to strengthen their server

Hi guys will explain TCP/IP, IPv4 and IPv6, https and http, and DNS infrastructure in my next post. Remember HTML is still a programming language use to create a software, then script are used to design the applications that runs it.

Semantic Elements Review

HTML5 semantic element add more information about its related contents; such as providing information to HTML elements in the web document.

These are commonly use semantic element.

<header> element is use to group elements that appears at the beginning of a web page.

<article> element is the main content of that page.

<section> element is use to group segments of a large content or article. Mainly use to group <h2> element and <p> element that appears in a large article.

<aside> element marks part of a page that's tangential to the main page content.

<nav> main elements site and page navigation.

<footer> contains information about a website that usually appears at the end of a web page.

<figure> contains an image that add information to a web page;

<figcapture> marks caption text associated with an <img> element.

<fieldset> marks a group of related form fields and labels

<legend> marks a heading describing the associated field.

Hope it helps......

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Tim1212:
CSS updated

When you're coding on Android u will not let us here word with aws editor

Blacche:
wow I leatnt so much sir. I agree with everything u said, but can u pls teach me how to do for loops in HTML 5 and with you experience how do I query a db in HTML


Also how does HTML have a concurrency model

This man you are a bad person to .u didn't even talk of html database connection and mangment u didn't even talk about html 5 compiler or interpreter...I guess the owner of this thread want to yeye him self can't u see he his just learning html with aws editor on his Android ...I don't think he even hosted the page on local Host to...the thread stater am sorry for Savage but do not always yeye yourself even if people are correcting you.

Collinz2:
savage. He is dodging your question

Bro long time I thought u dey follow my eth thread am sorry I just got vibe to start posting

This is awesome� and incredibly❗ bet you in this �‍�. You can't spot the difference.