cara penyebaran virus Conficker:

1. Penyerangan pada service vulnerability in the Microsoft Server service . PC tanpa patch pada akhir oktober akan diserang dan diambil alih.
2. Conficker dapat meretas password admin ataupun dengan menggunakan Brute Force (cara paksa yang digunakan para hacker) dan menyebar pada setiap jaringan komputer
3. Conficker menyebar melalui media removable seperti flashdisk , file autorun.inf biasanya di boncengi oleh virus tsb. dan langsung menginfeksi pc apabila pc tersebut di set untuk autorun.

1. Download patch terakhir untuk internet explorer dan install.
2. Aktifkan Firewall pada windows atau anda juga bisa menggunakan firewall selain keluaran dari microsoft yang anda percaya.
3. Jangan aktifkan Autorun untuk removable media seperti flashdisk.

1. Klik Start|run|
2. klik regedit.exe
3. pilih hkey_current_user | software | microsoft | windows | currentversion | policies | explorer |
   
4. klik kanan pada jendela kanan regedit , pilih New | Dword Value |
5. klik kanan pada " new value #1" ,klik rename dan ubah namanya menjadi NoDriveTypeAutoRun
6. klik 2 kali pada " NoDriveTypeAutoRun" dan pada Base desimal masukkan angka 149.
7. restart komputer , dan lihat hasilnya.
   

1. klik Start | run |
2. ketik Msconfig
3. pilih " services" dan kemudian hilangkan centang pada " shell hardware detection"
4. restart komputer dan lihat hasilnya.
   

But chin up, readers. With hard work, a little bit of luck, and a healthy dose of escapism, we'll get through this. So when the going gets tough, look to these standout games to forget it all: the most anticipated video games of 2009.

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Resident Evil 5

Given the pedigree of the series, not to mention the innovative enhancements of the last game, the sequel to "Resident Evil 4" was a shoo-in on our list this year. Early previews suggests "5" is more of the same, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Whatever the case, we're giving developer Capcom the benefit of the doubt and hoping for the best.

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Punch-Out!!

Nintendo fans flipped in October when the company announced the first proper update to “Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!” since 1994. And rightfully so: The requisite timing and pattern recognition to play the game, in addition to its humor, always arouses a smile. It won't be easy revitalizing the 8-bit classic, but since the game is being handled by the developers of “Mario Strikers Charged,” we believe. (Also consider: Wii Sports Resort).

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Final Fantasy XIII

Widely regarded as the most influential role-playing franchise on consoles, the latest "Final Fantasy" is scheduled to arrive on PS3 this year (and later on Xbox 360). But don't let the ridiculously high sequel number dash your hopes for originality, though. Developer Square Enix has a history of perfecting and evolving the art of the RPG, as they'll likely do with this one.

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StarCraft II

This 10-year-old game is still being played – a lot – so you’ve gotta figure that die-hard fans are beyond excited for this one. Like a real-time version of "Risk" set in space and running at 80 miles per hour, it's no wonder "StarCraft" is one of the best-selling PC games of all time. And South Korea -- where "Starcraft" tournaments are televised live -- is sure to implode once the game drops. (Also consider: Diablo 2)

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Wheelman

With all the games that come across my desk, I don't finish many -- it takes something special for that to happen. So after beating an advance copy of "Wheelman" at will, I can confidently say it's something to look forward to this year. Made by the same studio that produced 2004's critically-acclaimed "Chronicles of Riddick," the quick-hit missions, variety of tasks and just plain driving around never fail to entertain. The vehicular combat is so fun it will make you rethink the role of automobiles in open world games.

Last week Moody's Investors Services published an exceptional report about Islamic banking industry. Entitled, "Frequently Asked Questions: Notable Trends in Global Islamic Finance", the report revealed some valuable insights into the potential of Islamic banking. Yet, one could disagree with some of the arguments made by the report's author, Anouar Hassoune, vice-president and senior credit officer at the company.

Amongst others, the report claims that the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries do not want the private sector dominating the realm of Islamic banking. Accordingly, the GCC governments are increasingly entering as strategic investors in Islamic financial institutions (IFIs). Cases in point are Dubai government owning a controlling stake at Noor Islamic Bank (NIB). Set up 2007, NIB aims at becoming the largest IFI in the world within the next five years. Also, state pension funds own 30 per cent of Alinma Bank in Saudi Arabia. Set up in 2006, Alinma sold 70 per cent of shares through initial public offers earlier in the year. Likewise, the Qatari government partly owns Masraf Al Rayan.
The report suggests that government ownership should help making IFIs only more acceptable. "If governments have an increasing share of ownership in IFIs, the risk of consumers perceiving an IFI as insufficiently compliant with sharia is somewhat mitigated," it said. However, existing IFIs are not suffering from a reputation of being overtly commercial.
In reality what makes existing IFIs acceptable is endorsement granted by Islamic scholars. Some IFIs publish paid interviews with scholars if deemed necessary to win public acceptance for innovative products. Nevertheless, ensuring the availability of sharia scholars with knowledge of conventional and Islamic finance is a key challenge facing Islamic banking.
Yet, it is probable that authorities want to have a piece of profitability pie of IFIs, which are not known for reporting sustained growth in net income. For instance, Bahrain-based Ithmaar Bank saw its profit for the first half of this year surging 115 per cent to a record $141.9 million, up from $65.9 million for the same period last year.
One such additional evidence that Islamic banking has extraordinary potential relates to rivalry between London and Paris in dominating the industry in Europe. To be sure, the UK is relatively ahead of France in embracing the concept. In fact, the UK has modified its financial regulations to accommodate Islamic sharia. In fact, it is suggested that the UK government is contemplating issuing sukuk (Islamic bonds).
Yet, France is eagerly attempting to entice Islamic banking by virtue of hosting the largest Muslim community in Western Europe. Chances are that France could score some success through President Nicolas Sarkozy, who has developed a reputation of crisscrossing the world ever since assuming power in 2007.
The report put a sizable figure on the monetary value of Islamic banking. The suggested amount of $700 billion is considerably higher than previously assumed. Still, the report asserts that the figure could reach as high as $4 trillion in the too distant future. Other researches have put value of total assets of some 300 IFIs at $500 billion.

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