Kali ni aku nak berkongsi sedikit berkenaan dengan trend sekarang yang semakin menjadi-jadi (rasanya dah lama kot). Mengumpat online ni. Tak kira la di Facebook ke,di twitter ke, di blog ke, pelakon ke, penyanyi ke, ustaz ke dan sesiapa lagi la yang di umpat. Yang lagi menarik tu kalau ustaz pun kena sekali jadi umpatan di alam maya ni. Ustaz yang warak dan memberi ilmu tu pun dapat juga tempias umpat online ni.

Tau ke apa maksud mengumpat ni?Ni sedikit sebanyak maksud mengumpat bagi yang tak faham lagi apa maksudnya. Mengumpat ialah menceritakan atau menyebut keburukan atau kekurangan seseorang kepada orang lain. Rasulullah S.A. W. menjelaskan mengenai mengumpat separti sabdanya bermaksud “Mengumpat itu ialah apabila kamu menyebut perihal saudaramu dengan sesuatu perkara yang dibencinya” (Hadis Riwayat Muslim)

OK?dah paham ke maksud mengumpat?cuba tengok entri korang kat blog. Ada tak cerita pasal perihal keburukan seseorang tu. Tambah-tambah blog yang penuh dengan gosip-gosip artis. Aku pasti mesti ada punyalah entri pasal keburukan artis. Gambar artis tu seksi la. Gambar artis ke kelab malam la. Cerita perihal rumah tangga artis tu la. Korang rasa entri tu disenangi oleh tuan empunya badan tak?kalau tak, maka tergolonglah korang dalam orang yang tengah mengumpat.

Blog korang tu ada la ek pasal mengumpat? Ok. Try baca ni pula.

Sabda Rasulullah S.A.W. bermaksud:Awaslah daripada mengumpat kerana mengumpat itu lebih berdosa daripada zina. Sesungguhnya orang melakukan zina, apabila dia bertaubat, Allah akan menerima taubatnya.

“Dan sesungguhnya orang yang melakukan umpat tidak akan diampunkan dosanya sebelum diampun oleh orang yang diumpat” (Hadis riwayat Ibnu Abib Dunya dan Ibnu Hibbad)

Faham tak dengan maksud hadis ni?Kalau tak faham biar aku jelaskan sedikit. Dosa umpat ni lagi power dari dosa orang yang berzina. Dunia kita sekarang ni dah tak betul sebenarnya. Orang yang berzina tu lagi diherdik oleh masyarakat kita sekarang tapi dari hadis di atas ni, Allah akan menerima taubat orang yang berzina berbanding orang yang mengumpat walaupun dia betul-betul bertaubat. Untuk nak hapuskan dosa tersebut, kita perlu mengadap orang yang kita umpatkan itu dan memohon kemaafan daripadanya. Kemudian, barulah Allah mengampunkan dosa kita.

Dan ingat, orang-orang yang melakukan keburukan itu tetapi mendapat umpatan daripada korang, maka di akhirat nanti melimpah-ruahlah pahala yang mereka dapat hasil daripada umpatan yang korang lakukan. Dan pahala itu akan diambil daripada pahala korang. Bila pahala korang dah habis, maka dosa-dosa orang yang diumpat akan dipindahkan kepada korang yang mengumpat ni.

Dan mari kita sama-sama baca apa yang Imam al-Ghazali ni kongsikan dengan kita

Imam al-Ghazali ada menyebut enam perkara yang mendorong seseorang itu mengumpat:

1. Ingin memuaskan hati disebabkan kemarahan yang memuncak hingga sanggup mendedahkan keaiban dan kesalahan orang lain. Jika kemarahan tidak dapat dikawal, ia boleh menimbulkan hasad dan dendam;
2. Suka mendengar dan mengikuti perbualan orang yang menyerang peribadi dan kehormatan seseorang;
3. Mahu bersaing dan menonjolkan diri dengan menganggap orang lain bodoh dan rendah;
4. Disebabkan dengki, dia iri hati dengan orang lain yang lebih beruntung dan berjaya, seperti dinaikkan gaji dan pangkat;
5. Bergurau dan suka melawak untuk mencela dan mengatakan kelemahan dan kecacatan hingga mengaibkan orang lain;
6. Sikap suka mengejek dan mencela disebabkan rasa bongkak dan sombong kerana memandang rendah orang lain.

Sehubungan itu, Imam al-Ghazali menyarankan lima perkara untuk menghentikan sikap suka mengumpat, antaranya ialah;

a. Harus sedar dan insaf mengumpat dan memburuk-burukkan orang lain itu berdosa besar;
b. Sedar dan membetulkan kesalahan sendiri daripada menyalahkan orang;
c. Hendaklah berasa malu apabila memperli kecacatan orang lain. Ini kerana mencela kecacatan fizikal seolah-olah mencerca Tuhan yang menciptakan.

Pada yang ada post entri pasal keburukan seseorang tu delete lah. Selagi ada orang klik selagi tu la dosa yang korang lakukan. MASYAALLAH

Aku terfikir kenapa Mahasiswa buat demo untuk menghapuskan AUKU sedang pada masa aku dahulu, aku tak pernah pun rasa AUKU itu mengganggu aku untuk belajar. Hati aku tenang je menghabiskan pembelanjaran aku di Universiti tanpa dikongkong oleh mana-mana pihak. Dan sekarang, Alhamdulillah, aku perolehi apa yang aku kehendaki. Nak berpolitik pun boleh. Nak bekerja je pun boleh. Tapi kalau buat hal masa study, silap-silap diploma ntah kemana, degree entah kemana.

Aku berfikir lagi, sekarang ni Alhamdulillah, ceramah agama dah semakin banyak didampingi oleh golongan-golongan muda. Sebagai contoh dalam menyambut tahun baru 2012 baru-baru ni, ceramah agama yang disampaikan oleh Ustaz Azhar Idrus. Berapa ramai umat Islam menghadiri untuk mendengar ceramah beliau terutamanya golongan muda. Memang cara penyampaian beliau menarik beribu-ribu umat Islam di Malaysia berminat kembali untuk mempelajari agama Islam. Dan kepada yang mendengar pula, jangan pula masuk telinga kiri kemudia keluar telinga kanan.

Lagi sekali aku berfikir, kenapa perlu ada kawan tikam kawan. Apabila kita bertegur, membetulkan persoalan yang mereka masih tak paham tapi dianggap oleh mereka sebagai raja atau berlagak dan gila kuasa. Sedangkan tujuan kita adalah untuk memjawab apa yang mereka mahukan.Dituduh begitu begini sedangkan pada hakikatnya, ia hanyalah 1 teguran dan pandangan bagi pihak tertentu. Dan dalam sekelip mata, kawan jadi musuh dan dalam tak sedar, musuh menjadi kawan.

Kembali berfikir, adakah aku dan dia mampu mengharungi segala rintangan yang dihadapi sekarang ini. Mampukah kami bertahan untuk menghadi ujian Allah ini. Adakah segalanya akan berjalan lancar atau ia akan menjadi lebih sukar selepas ini. Kami memohon kepada mu ya Alla, permudahkanlah urusan kami ini agar niat suci kami ini dapat dilaksakan. Perkenankanlah doa hamba-Mu ini ya Allah.

Dan akhir dari fikiran ku di sini, inilah hasilnya setelah aku berfikir sekian lama untuk menulis hanya sekerat pandangan yang dapat aku karangkan untuk perkongsian dengan pengunjung-pengunjung bistaricorner.com. Semoga sedikit karangan ini dapat anda kongsikan pula sedikit komen untuk kita fikirkan bersama.

Aku Bukan Tomboy memang terbaik. Pecah perut ketawa, sedih kalau tak tahan boleh buat nangis, aksi yang sikit-sikit di selit, minah-minah pengkid yang berjaya jadi kasar dan macam-macam lagi. Ayat yang digunakan dalam dialog pun macam nampak spontan dari mulut pelakon-pelakon filem ni. Flow jalan cerita yang tak complicated dan tak terlompat-lompat sampai buat orang tercengang nak paham.Yup! Good Job Syamsul.

Cuma nampak lighting je terover masa lakonan kat NZ Curry House tu. Macam tak berlakon kat mamak tu je. Tak tau la kot memang time tu berlakon kat studio je. Sebab nampak macam background dengan gambar Shaheizy Sam dan Scha Al Yahya tu nampak lain macam. Aku nak cerita pun tak pandai tapi nampak la terlebih lighting

Overall aku leh bagi rating 4.5 dari 5 (saja tak nak bagi perfect) dan memang syok la layan dengan cik tunang. Korang tengok la dan aku percaya korang takkan kata filem ni tak best.

Dulu bangun tidur boleh rileks2 lagi..sekarang bangun tidur terus kena bersiap ke kerja..
Dulu masuk keje lewat pun takpe..sekarang lewat seminit pun terus kena bising..(tak pernah kena lagi setakat ni)
Dulu sampai ofis boleh g sarapan sambil borak-borak..sekarang makan kat pantry 5 minit terus mengadap kerja..
Dulu pagi-pagi hadap facebook, twitter, skype, YM dan macam-macam lagi..sekarang semua kena tinggal sebab semua kena block..
Dulu apa-apa feedback cepat je reply..sekarang kalo sempat malam la..kalo tak tunggu hujung minggu..
Dulu lunch tak ikut masa..sekarang wajib 1.00-1.45 petang..
Dulu balik awal pun boleh tambah-tambah time jumpa customer..sekarang memang terang-terang la kena balik pukul 5.45 ke atas..
Dulu keluar rumah nampak matahari, sampai rumah pun nampak matahari..sekarang keluar rumah gelap balik rumah pun gelap..
Dulu mata lebam sebab lebih tidur..sekarang mata lebam sebab kurangnnya tidur..
Dulu apa-apa program laju je follow..sekarang banyak lost sebab jarang online, kurang info..
Dulu kalo tak busy boleh main dota..sekarang kalo tak busy pun kena buat-buat busy..
Dulu time kerja boleh pegang handset selalu..sekarang kalau pegang je banyak mata yang memerhati..

Inilah hidup aku sekarang..Sabtu ahad je aku boleh layari internet dengan tenang..banyak yang kena block..Bukan busy tapi terpaksa busy..

Setelah hadir ke majlis agama, aku dapat la copy slide yang Ustaz Naim ni bentangkan masa majlis tersebut. Kemudian aku upload dan aku buatkan ia jadi slide yang korang tak perlu nak download dulu. Just baca je kat Bistari Corner ni. Bacalah slide di bawah ni k.

Kalau korang pandai dan mata korang tajam, sila la cari binatang tersembunyi dalam gambar ni. CHAYOK!!

Perlanggaran ini menyebabkan Marco Simoncelli meninggal dunia. Kalau kita saksikan, helmet beliau terlucut sewaktu perlanggaran dan kemungkinan itu menyebabkan beliau meninggal dunia.

What would Bert and Ernie say? The truth of the matter is that the channel is regularly visited by young children, and parents trust that the page will be safe for them to view.

The NSFW content was available for all the world to see for approximately 20 minutes, before the channel was suspended for “repeated or severe violations of our Community Guidelines.”

You have to wonder what was going through the mind of whoever hacked Sesame Street’s YouTube page.

Aside from uploading pornographic videos, the hackers also changed the Sesame Street’s channel profile on YouTube:

WHO DOESN'T LOVE PORN KIDS? RIGHT! EVERYONE LOVES IT! IM MREDXWX AND MY PARTNER MRSUICIDER91 ARE HERE TO BRING YOU MANY NICE CONTENT! PLEASE DON'T LET SESAME STREET TO GET THIS ACCOUNT BACK KIDS PLEASE...LET ME AND MRSUICIDER91 HAVE IT AND WE GONNA MAKE ALL THE AMERICA HAPPY!

Now, if it really was YouTube user “MrEdxwx” who hacked the Sesame Street account you would have to suggest he go back to his first day at school, because it would be remarkably silly to leave a message telling the world that he was the perpetrator.

“MrEdxwx” is clearly feeling the heat, however, as he has decided to upload a video denying any involvement in the hack.

Precisely how Sesame Street’s YouTube channel got hacked is presently a mystery – but it’s natural to assume that they were sloppy with their password security.

Habis la kanak-kanak lepas ni. Search Sesame Street tapi dapat tengok porn lak.

1: Your employees

Your own employees are your biggest source of security risks. Sometimes, it is deliberate; sometimes, it is not. Employees have the most access and the most time. We expend a lot of effort worrying about external threats, but in all honesty, all it takes is an employee bringing in a virus from a home PC on a USB drive to nullify all your forward-facing firewalls and measures. Disgruntled employees sometimes express their anger by hurting your computer systems. And of course, it is possible for a well-meaning employee to make a major mistake. Good governance, education, setting (and enforcing) policies, and knowing your employees are your best steps to closing the holes here.

2: Common coding mistakes

Certain mistakes in programming still get made despite years of warnings and education. Most common are SQL injection and cross-site scripting vulnerabilities. I still see these issues from time to time even in major software packages that you would think are trustworthy (WordPress is a good example). It’s hard to change software once you’ve installed it, so you need to keep these packages up to date even though it is quite a hassle.

3: Unauthorized machines

I’ve seen this one too many times. Someone decides to bring in an old PC and put it on the network to do something your existing infrastructure doesn’t allow them to do. They think that they are being helpful, working around the limitations of the IT department. After all, if IT won’t build a Web site for their group, it’s just “doing them a favor” to set up an old PC in the corner with a Web server on it, right? Wrong. The best way I’ve found to keep these rogue machines in line is with rigorous IP address audits and policies and scanning the network to create a list of machines. If machines can’t get IP addresses, they can’t do much harm.

4: Ancient “rock solid” servers

We all have them — that server buried deep in the data room that “just won’t quit.” Usually, it’s running some software package that is impossible to migrate to another machine. Sadly, these machines are often major security risks because they typically are no longer getting patches or we fail to patch them out of fear of breaking them. In addition, those older versions of operating systems often come with inherent security holes that no patching can fix. You need to replace these servers one way or the other. The best first step is to virtualize them. From there, it is a lot easier to try to update them.

5: Legacy applications

It’s not just the old servers that are big security risks; it is also the applications running on them, as well as other legacy applications you may have running. These applications would be a lot less problematic if they were current with their patches, but usually they aren’t. All too often, we miss a major version update because the upgrade is so difficult, and then we’re so far behind the ball that it’s impossible to catch up. Or perhaps the applications are completely discontinued. It’s painful to say it, but the best thing you can do is find a migration path to a recent version or another package entirely.

6: Local admins

We all know the dangers of allowing users to run with escalated privileges. Still, we occasionally end up with users being granted local admin rights inappropriately. In my experience, this often happens while troubleshooting a problem: We make the user a local admin to see if it fixes a problem and we forget to undo it. Regardless of how it occurs, it is a ticking time bomb for security. Use your central administration tools to make sure that the local admin list gets reset on a regular basis to the proper users and groups.

7: Incorrect share/file permissions

File permissions are tricky things, and most users are not even aware of how to set them. So what happens? Users create sensitive files in their usual networked location and those files get the default permissions, which are “collaboration friendly” to say the least. The next thing you know, everyone can read the documents, which are supposed to be confidential. Your best weapon is to pre- establish a share and file structure with the correct permissions. For example, give everyone a home directory for personal documents and create shares or directories around roles, projects, and teams with the appropriate permissions. The hard part is then educating them to use the correct locations — but that is much easier than trying to teach them permissions.

8: Hidden servers within applications

I have seen more and more applications lately that use a local Web server as an administration console. Sometimes, these applications are installed by users without permission. But occasionally, the IT department just does not realize what comes with an application. While these servers can be locked down so that they are not a risk (and with luck, they get installed like that), you need to verify that the applications are secured properly before allowing them to be installed on users’ machines.

9: VPN clients

Some users figure out how to set up VPN access on their personal machines. For a power user, it isn’t too hard to do. But you have no control over that machine, and once it is on the VPN, problems with the unauthorized machine can easily spill over onto the VPN. One thing you can do is audit the VPN systems to see who is connecting from what PCs and compare it to your list of authorized systems. Also, you can put additional firewalls around VPN clients to quarantine them. Finally, there are various systems to ensure that the clients connecting are on a preapproved list.

10: Disabled security software

Security software often puts up roadblocks to getting work done, so the “logical response” from many users is to find a way to work around it. For example, I’ve seen people set up anonymizers at home to sidestep IT policies. Power users (especially developers and system administrators) often know how to circumvent security tools. They may also be local administrators because of a technical need, which makes disabling software and changing settings even easier.

Combatting this is tough because these users often assume that they are “too smart” to be a security risk. What they fail to realize is that the modern crop of security threats do not require the user to make a mistake, like going to an obviously suspect Web site or downloading pirated software. Every Acrobat file, for example, is a potential plague rat at this point. Start looking for unusual trends, like large amounts of consistent traffic to an IP address and use centralized tools to ensure that settings are at the right levels and are reset periodically. Also, take any unnecessary local administration rights and firewall entire groups onto their own network segment to limit damage if those groups have a legitimate need for lower security.