Friday, July 25, 2008ABC Radio Australia
In Cambodia royalist Funcinpec Party, has been largely sidelined by an internal split with the exiled Prince Norodom Ranariddh breaking out on his own, this could pave the way for a strong outcome by the main opposition party, the Sam Rainsy Party.
While the ruling Cambodia People's Party and its dominating leader, Hun Sen, is expected to be returned to office with an increased majority .. it is likely to face an opposition ranks that's stronger than ever.
While the ruling Cambodia People's Party and its dominating leader, Hun Sen, is expected to be returned to office with an increased majority .. it is likely to face an opposition ranks that's stronger than ever.
Presenter: Karen Percy
Speaker: Sam Rainsy, Sam Rainsy Party Leader
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What? time for another dosage of Ah Scam Rainxy's Propaganda again?
I just can't believe Mr. Sam Rainsy will win election on July 27th, 2008. Congratulation, Mr. Rainsy. Take care Khmer Land, especially, don't forget Khmer Krom and Koh Tral my hometown.
Blogspot.com cited as the No. 1 host for malware
Posted by Robert Vamosi 3 commentsShare Email Print According to a report out Wednesday, antivirus vendor Sophos says it detects one Web page with malicious content every 5 seconds--a trend that is up 300 percent from 2007.
In its Security Threat Report for the first half of 2008, Sophos says it finds just over 16,000 malicious pages each day, mostly the result of malicious SQL-injection attacks on legitimate Web sites such as the attack on Sony's U.S. PlayStation site in July. Tricks used by criminal hackers include using simple HTML code to place via SQL-injection a 1x1 pixel element (about the size of a pin prick) on an infected page. In loading the page, the Internet browser would then contact a server running exploit scripts and malicious code. But because the sites are legitimate, some security vendors struggle with blocking infected Web pages.
As for illegitimate sites, Sophos notes that Geocities and Blogger both make it easy for anyone to set up a Web site without much identification. Blogger, owned by Google, is particularly problematic, says Sophos, with the blog site alone accounting for nearly 2 percent of all malware hosts. I is not only possible for the Blogger sites to host malicious code, but criminal attackers can also inject links to malicious sites in the comments sections of the blogs.
A spokeperson for Google said "Google takes the security of our users very seriously, and we work hard to protect them from malware. Using Blogger, or any Google product, to serve or host malware is a violation of our product policies. We actively work to detect and remove sites that serve malware from our network."
noe Yuon has its assocition representative in 18 provinces in Cambodia. So vote for CeePeePee for Yuon to represent all 24 province-cities in Cambodia.
Dear Ceepeepee voters,
Pelease vote for CPP and one day CPP authorithy will grab your land after they win election.
Please give power to them to grab your land and properties.
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