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Denial-of-Service Attack

A **denial-of-service attack** (**DoS attack**) or **distributed denial-of-service attack** (**DDoS attack**) is an attempt to make a computer resource unavailable to its intended users. Although the means to carry out, motives for, and targets of a DoS attack may vary, it generally consists of the concerted efforts of a person or persons to prevent an Internet site or service from functioning efficiently or at all, temporarily or indefinitely. Perpetrators of DoS attacks typically target sites or services hosted on high-profile web servers such as banks, credit card payment gateways, and even root nameservers.

One common method of attack involves saturating the target (victim) machine with external communications requests, such that it cannot respond to legitimate traffic, or responds so slowly as to be rendered effectively unavailable. In general terms, DoS attacks are implemented by either forcing the targeted computer(s) to reset, or consuming its resources so that it can no longer provide its intended service or obstructing the communication media between the intended users and the victim so that they can no longer communicate adequately.

Denial-of-service attacks are considered violations of the IAB's Internet Proper Use Policy. They also commonly constitute violations of the laws of individual nations.
Cyber Defense

## Definition

**Cyber defense** (also spelled **cyberdefense** and **cyber defence**) (**CyD**) refers to

## United States

The U.S. government has issued a statement concerning its response to cyberattacks:

 “When warranted, we [the United States] will respond to hostile acts in cyberspace as we would to any other threat to our country. All states possess an inherent right to self-defense, and we reserve the right to use all necessary means — diplomatic, informational, military and economic — to defend our Nation, our Allies, our partners, and our interests."
Joint Electronic Warfare Center

The **Joint Electronic Warfare Center** was established by the Secretary of Defense in October 1980 and reported to the Joint Staff. In September 1994, the mission was expanded and the organization was renamed the Joint Command and Control Warfare Center (JC2WC). In 1998, as a result of the Defense Reform Initiative (DRI), the JC2WC was realigned from the Joint Staff to U.S. Atlantic Command. The JC2WC mission was further expanded and resulted in redesignation as the Joint Information Operations Center (JIOC). In October 1999, the JIOC was realigned as a subordinate command of USSPACECOM.

On October 1, 2002, the JIOC was realigned as a subordinate command to USSTRATCOM. In 2006 the JIOC was renamed the Joint Information Operations Warfare Command (JIOWC), and focused on operational IO planning and operations. Subsequently, on May 15, 2009 the JIOWC was renamed the Joint Information Operations Warfare Center (JIOWC).
MAV.exe

Win32.Worm.MAV is a computer virus created in 2001 by an unknown source. It affected commercial sites on the UK and CA Domain. The virus is also called subject.Worm32win.MadAV. Only 5 estimated victims were reported due to the virus' initial rootkit and software fault, and it shut down 2 days after release.

The virus unexpectedly hit 2 US sites and executed Site Subject A, and damaged Site Subject B, also called Mediatape.info and was forced to shut down immediately by the site admin (unknown name).
MalwareAgent

## Overview and Definition

MalwareAgent, or MADestroyer, is a Malicious Software or Rouge Security program that misleads users into buying something important. The program searches for any "unwanted files" or "viruses," in which the unwanted files and viruses are actually registry, user, system 32, and key files that make your computer and its functions work correctly.
Nimda

## Overview

In September 2001, the **Nimda worm** appeared, reportedly infecting hundreds of thousands of computers around the world. Nimda was a computer worm, and also a file infector. It quickly spread, eclipsing the economic damages caused by past outbreaks such as Code Red. Multiple propagation vectors allowed Nimda to become the Internet's most widespread virus/worm within 22 minutes. Nimda affected both user workstations (clients) running Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000 or XP and servers running Windows NT and 2000. The worm's name spelled backwards is "admin".
Bug

A **bug** is an unexpected fault or malfunction in a computer program or system. The term is credited to Grace Hopper, an early pioneer in computing and the creator of COBOL. It is said that one day in the late 1940s, she was responsible for cleaning out ENIAC, the first working computer. She was trying to find out why the computer was not working correctly. She found a real bug (a moth) lodged in a mechanical relay.

### Surveillance

A **bug** is a hidden electronic device which can be used to capture, record and/or transmit voice or data to a receiving party.
ACID 2

ACID 2, also known as ACID II, is a trojan virus that infects MS-DOS systems, and spreads to the Hard Disk. ACID 2 is also known as a Stealth Virus, a particular kind of virus that avoids detection of antiviruses and the user(s) notice and actions. The virus overwrites directory files, and renames them as different files.

The virus then says stand-by, then a corrupt screen appears with red-blinking glowing text:

ACID rAIN ACID rAIN ACID rAIN ACID rAIN

ACID rAIN ACID rAIN ACID rAIN ACID rAIN

ACID rAIN ACID rAIN ACID rAIN ACID rAIN

...
The ACID virus will also say this: Abort,Retry,Fail?

Even when the user presses the enter key, it will still type the same thing.

## Aliases

* Acid2
* TRO DOS\_ACID.2
* Susp-Acid2.Trojan
* Suspicious/Acid.2
* Trojan:DOS/Acid2
* Trojan.AcidrAIN
* Acid.2
U.S. Fleet Cyber Command

## Overview

The **U.S. Fleet Cyber Command,** 10th fleet serve as the central operational authority for networks, intelligence, information operations, cyber, electronic warfare, and space and to operate a secure and interoperable naval network.

It directs Navy cyberspace operations globally to deter and defeat aggression and to ensure freedom of action to achieve military objectives in and through cyberspace; to organize and direct Navy cryptologic operations worldwide and support information operations and space planning and operations, as directed; to direct, operate, maintain, secure and defend the Navy’s portion of the Global Information Grid; to deliver integrated cyber, information operations, cryptologic and space capabilities; and to deliver global Navy cyber network common cyber operational requirements.
Spambot

A **spambot** is a computer program designed to assist in the sending of spam. Spambots usually create accounts and send spam messages with them. Web hosts and website operators have responded by banning spammers, leading to an ongoing struggle between them and spammers in which spammers find new ways to evade the bans and anti-spam programs, and hosts counteract these methods.

E-mail spambots harvest e-mail addresses from material found on the Internet in order to build mailing lists for sending unsolicited e-mail, also known as spam. Such spambots are web crawlers that can gather e-mail addresses from websites, newsgroups, special-interest group (SIG) postings, and chat-room conversations. Because e-mail addresses have a distinctive format, such spambots are easy to code.

A number of programs and approaches have been devised to foil spambots. One such technique is *address munging*, in which an e-mail address is deliberately modified so that a human reader (and/or human-controlled web browser) can interpret it but spambots cannot. This has led to the evolution of more sophisticated spambots that are able to recover e-mail addresses from character strings that appear to be munged, or instead can render the text into a web browser and then scrape it for e-mail addresses. Alternative transparent techniques include displaying all or part of the e-mail address on a web page as an image, a text logo shrunken to normal size using inline CSS, or as text with the order of characters jumbled, placed into readable order at display time using CSS.

*Forum spambots* surf the web, looking for guestbooks, wikis, blogs, forums, and other types of web forms that it can then use to submit bogus content. These often use OCR technology to bypass CAPTCHAs. Some spam messages are targeted towards readers and can involve techniques of target marketing or even phishing, making it hard to tell real posts from the bot generated ones. Other spam messages are not meant to be read by humans, but are instead posted to increase the number of hyperlinks to a particular web site, to boost its search engine ranking.

One way to prevent spambots from creating automated posts is to require the poster to confirm their intention to post via e-mail. Since most spambot scripts use a fake e-mail address when posting, any email confirmation request is unlikely to be successfully routed to them. Some spambots will pass this step by providing a valid email address and use it for validation, mostly via webmail services. Using methods such as security questions are also proven to be effective in curbing posts generated by spambots, as they are usually unable to answer it upon registering.
Consumer Electronics

## Overview

Some products classed as consumer electronics include personal computers, telephones, MP3 players, audio equipment, televisions, calculators, GPS automotive navigation systems, digital cameras and playback and recording of video media such as DVDs, VHSs or camcorders. The global consumer electronics industry is dominated by Japanese, American, and South Korean companies.
Hacker

In common usage, a **hacker** is a person who breaks into computers. The subculture that has evolved around hackers is often referred to as the computer underground. Proponents claim to be motivated by artistic and political ends, but are often unconcerned about the use of criminal means to achieve them.

While other uses of the word hacker exist that are not related to computer security (computer programmer and home computer hobbyists), they are rarely used in mainstream context.
Website

## Definition

A **website** (also spelled **web site** and **Web site**) is a "group of related documents sharing a Web ‘address’..."

A **website** is

## Overview

A website is stored on a Web server. The typical language that the pages of a **website** are written in is HyperText Mark-up Language (HTML). This language allows users to easily navigate between related pages or files. It also allows a related collec­tion of Web pages to be linked to another related collection of Web pages.

 “In general, commercial Web sites fall into at least one of eight possible categories: 1) search and portal, 2) storage and infrastructure, 3) information, 4) entertainment, 5) communication and social networking, 6) e-commerce, 7) brand and personal identity, and 8) crime.
Acid house

**Acid house** is a subgenre of house music developed around the mid-1980s by DJs from Chicago. The defining feature of a 'squelching' bass sound was produced using the Roland TB-303 electronic synthesizer-sequencer. Acid house spread to the United Kingdom and continental Europe, where it was played by DJs in the acid house and later rave
 scenes. By the late 1980s, acid house had moved into the British
mainstream, where it had some influence on pop and dance styles.
Acid house brought house music to a worldwide audience.[1] The influence of acid house can be heard on later styles of dance music including trance, Goa trance, psychedelic trance, breakbeat, big beat, techno and trip hop.
Panareze Questing Guide

#### Ship Repairs Quest

To start this quest speak to Captain Waters (x=22, z=-5). He will then ask you to fetch 3 iron ore then 1 lapis lazuli. He will then let you keep the items and reward you with 250 EXP, $250, 1 QP, and 3 Excavation LVLs.

* Note this quest does not work properly with the silk touch enchantment on.

### Main Quest

#### Panareze Dungeon Quest

First speak to the Dungeon Guide  (x=6, z=54). He will instruct you to eliminate BOSS[Yamato the Wind Walker] and his horde of Undead Pirates and Parrot Minions , then report to Tomo to receive $1750, 1750 EXP, 2 QPs, and 3 Excavation LVLs. Hint: To get into this dungeon you will need to scale a skull like structure which holds the dungeon. Look under where the right cheek bone (your left hand side) would be and go directly under it.
Bootstrap

## Definition

The term **bootstrap** refers to a technique or device designed to bring about a desired state by means of its own action.

## Software

**Bootstrap** is

 “
a short computer program that is permanently resident or easily loaded into a computer and whose execution brings a larger program, such an operating system or its loader, into memory.
Secret Service

## U.S. government

The **U.S. Secret Service** (**USSS**) is a U.S. federal law enforcement agency that is part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. embers are divided among the Special Agents and the Uniformed Division. Until March 1, 2003, the Service was part of the U.S. Department of the Treasury.

The U.S. Secret Service has two distinct areas of responsibility:

* Treasury roles, covering missions such as prevention and investigation of counterfeiting of U.S. currency and U.S. treasury bonds notes and investigation of major fraud.
* Protective roles, ensuring the safety of current and former national leaders and their families, such as the President, past Presidents, Vice Presidents, presidential candidates, foreign embassies (per an agreement with the US State Department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security (DS) Office of Foreign Missions (OFM)), etc.

The Secret Service's initial responsibility was to investigate crimes related to the Treasury and then evolved into the United States' first domestic intelligence and counterintelligence agency. Many of the agency's missions were later taken over by subsequent agencies such as the FBI, ATF, and IRS.

### Cybercrime activities

The **Secret Service** has established 29 Financial Crimes Task Forces and 24 Electronic Crimes Task Forces (ECTF) strategically throughout the United States to aid in combating identity theft. These task forces are comprised of approximately 2000 state, local, private sector, and academia partners. These task forces are an integral part of Secret Service efforts to combat identity theft.

The agency combines the resources of academia; the private sector; and Federal, State, and Local law enforcement agencies to combat computer-based threats to the U.S. financial payment systems and critical infrastructures. In addition, these combined resources allow ECTF to identify and address potential cyber vulnerabilities before the criminal element exploits them. This proactive approach has successfully prevented cyber attacks that otherwise would have resulted in large-scale financial losses for the American public and U.S.-based companies or disruption of critical infrastructures.

The U.S. Secret Service:

* Participates in OAS-CICTE efforts.
* Participates in OAS-REMJA efforts.
* Assigns USSS personnel to DOJ to coordinate criminal investigations with INTERPOL.
* Investigates transnational cybercrimes using electronic crimes special agents assigned both domestically and internationally, including through the European Electronic Crimes Task Force.
* Provides training to International Law Enforcement Academies and forensics training to European partners through the European Electronic Crimes Task Force.

In FY 2010, the Secret Service arrested 1,217 suspects for cybercrime-related violations, with a fraud loss of $507 million.
Web bug

## Definitions

A **Web bug** (also known as **clear GIF**, **pixel tag** or **1-by-1 GIF**) refers to

The web bug is generally the same color as the background on which it is displayed, which makes it invisible to the naked eye. The graphic has no purpose other than to collect information about the user viewing the HTML content.

## How it works

The Web bug sends back to its home server (which can belong to the host site, a network advertiser or some other third party) the IP address of the computer that downloaded the page on which the bug appears; the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) of the page on which the Web bug appears; the URL of the Web bug image; the time the page containing the Web bug was viewed; the type of browser that fetched the Web bug; a previously set cookie value; and the identification number of any cookie on the consumer's computer previously placed by that server.

Web bugs enable third parties to place cookies on a user's browser and track the user's navigation across the web. Advertising networks can use web bugs to aggregate information to create a profile of what sites a person is visiting. The personal profile is identified by the browser cookie of an advertising network, allowing the network to track behavior across sites over time.

"Web bugs are also embedded in e-mail messages by spammers, who use them to validate live addresses.[3]

## Detecting a web bug

Web bugs can be detected only by looking at the source code of a Web page and searching in the code for 1-by-1 IMG tags that load images from a server different than the rest of the Web page. In addition to disclosing who visits the particular Web page or reads the particular email in which the bug has been placed, in some circumstances Web bugs can also be used to place a cookie on a computer or to synchronize a particular email address with a cookie identification number, making an otherwise anonymous profile personally identifiable.

## Blocking a web bug

It is difficult to block a web bug. A user can disable third-party cookies, thereby limiting the types of information they can collect and associate with personally identifiable information. Not all browsers have this functionality. Nor does blocking of third-party Cookies remove the web bug itself, which remains part of the web page. Removal of the cookie prevents the tracker from identifying the individual user. However, the web bug would still have the capability to track navigation data using an IP address as an identifier.
Floppy Disk

## Definition

A **floppy disk** is a data storage medium that is composed of a disk of thin, flexible ("floppy") magnetic storage medium encased in a square or rectangular plastic shell. Floppy disks are read and written by a floppy disk drive or FDD. Invented by IBM, floppy disks in 8-inch (200 mm), 5¼-inch (133⅓ mm), and the newest and most common 3½-inch (90 mm) formats enjoyed many years as a popular and ubiquitous form of data storage and exchange, from the mid-1970s to the late 1990s. However, they have now been largely superseded by flash and optical storage devices while e-mail has become the preferred method of exchanging small to medium size digital files.
Storm

Storm is a backdoor Trojan horse that affects systems running Microsoft operating systems, first observed on January 17, 2007. It began infecting thousands of mostly private computers in Europe and the United states on January 19, 2007, using an email message with a subject about a recent weather disaster ("230 dead as storm batters Europe"). During the next two days, there were six subsequent waves of attack, and by Janurary 22, 2007 the backdoor trojan caused 8% of all malware infections globally.
NSTISSAM INFOSEC 1-99

Committee on National Security Systems, The Insider Threat to U.S. Government Information Systems (**NSTISSAM INFOSEC 1-99**) (July 1999) (full-text).

## Overview

This memorandum focuses on the insider and the potential damage that such an individual could cause when targeting current information systems. It points out the various weaknesses (vulnerabilities) an insider might exploit and highlights approaches to solving these problems. In taking corrective action, it is necessary to consider technical and procedural steps in deterring the insider. Finally, it proposes, in priority order, recommendations to mitigate the threat posed by the insider. The approach is not to provide an exhaustive list, but rather offer recommendations that could have the greatest immediate return against this serious threat.
Gnutella crawler

A **Gnutella crawler** is a software program used to gather statistic information on the gnutella file sharing network, such as the number of users, the market share of different clients and the geographical distribution of the userbase.

Early crawlers used the Ping/Pong messages to discover hosts connected to the network. Although this method is still usable, it is too slow to capture enough data for a topological overview of the gnutella network as it requires initiating full gnutella connections; this involves several roundtrips to perform the header processing. An extension has been added to the gnutella protocol to allow crawlers to quickly access ultrapeers. Right now, there is no publicly accessible crawler online on the gnutella network, since the last one hosted by Lime Wire LLC has been taken down.

Gnutella2 (G2) also supports crawlers for the gain of statistical data such as the network size or the network composition (clients, versions, usernames and user countries). Right now, there is only one crawler existing on the G2 network, called *g2paranha*. It is written and maintained by dcat and licensed under the GPL.
Downfall: Prime

"Four Elites. 4'o'clock!"

"Man Down! Man Down!"

"Tango Five!"

"Blacklight Six!"

"Do you have the Comm. signals?"

"Affirmative"

"Sir. Locke, do you have the contacts?"

"Negative. Downfall."

"They're firing on us!"

"It's an ambush. Fall back-"

**20 minutes earlier... Mission: Scorched World August 19th, 2028 12:05:56**

"We need to rescue the hostages."

"AH-64 in the air. Roll-in-high."

"Targets eliminated"

"Berlin is being obliterated here! Berlin in falling, we gotta get our men down here now!!"

"UH-60 Down! UH-60 Down!"

"AH-64 RED ONE has been targeted! I repeat, they have targeted RED ONE!"

"This is RED ONE! Falling Back-"

"YELLOW TWO eliminated! YELLOW TWO is down!"

"Berlin is being swept top to bottom! This is a disaster!"

"More than a disaster!!"

"Land here. I repeat, land here. This is a good landing spot."

"RED ONE is down!"

"Precision Airstrike is marked on our location. Get inside the building NOW!"

"There are two heavy attack helicopters! GET INSIDE RIGHT NOW!"

"Wait, Locke!"

"What Rolfe?"

"Get inside, I need to take them down!"

"What are you doing Sgt. Rolfe!!?"

"Saving you."

"NOOOOOOOO!!!!!"

"Rolfe is dead! 5 men remaining in-team!"

"Capital Defense will be torn down!"

"Capital Defense will be swept in 4 minutes."

"This is Overlord. Examining primitive targets. Roll-in"

"Overlord, watch out!"

"Missile dodged. Primitive targets located. Overlord Out."

"RED TWO is down!"

"Die."

"I recall, what is your identification?"

"I never...W-was a. DIE"

"Who is this. I repeat, who is this?"

"I never.....(Cough)...DEAD. DIE." "Hold it there! On your knees! I report Locke, we got the man."

"Good. What is your location?"

"One building below." "DEAD. ALL. OF US. ARE. DEAD." "Back Down!" "Back to the Floor!"

"Sir, I'm not sure I know who you are."

"I am John Rolfe."

Locke's heart drops.

"You died. That is it. I don't know if you are a traitor, or intruder. But, you know this. I am sending 4 men down to your floor. Surrender immediately, or you will die."

"Really?" A voice said right behind Locke.

"Oh my god! What are you!? W-w-who are you!? What have you become."

"A. MAN."

"4 Elites. 4'o'clock!"

"Man Down! Man Down!"

"Tango Five!"

"Blacklight Six!"

"Do you have the Comm. Signals?"

"Affirmative"

"Sir. Locke, do you have the contacts?"

"Negative. Downfall."

"They're firing on us!"

"It's an ambush. Fall Back-"

"All men are down!"

"Locke? Are you OK?"

...

"Locke!?"

"Colonel Brandon! We've been ambushed! Send a signal help right now-" Colonel Brandon was taken down by Russians, and fell to the floor.

"Locke!!"
Blaster Worm

## Overview

On August 11, 2003, the **Blaster worm** was launched to exploit a vulnerability in a number of Microsoft Windows operating systems. When successfully executed, it caused the operating system to fail. Although the security community had received advisories from CERT/CC and other organizations to patch this critical vulnerability, Blaster reportedly infected more than 120,000 unpatched computers in the first 36 hours.

By the following day, reports began to state that many users were experiencing slowness and disruptions to their Internet service, such as the need to frequently reboot. The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration was forced to shut down, and systems in both national and international arenas were also affected.

Experts consider Blaster, which affected a range of systems, to be one of the worst exploits of 2003. Microsoft reported that that at least 8 million Windows computers were infected by the Blaster worm.

On August 29, 2003, Jeffrey Lee Parson, an 18-year-old from Hopkins, Minnesota was arrested for creating the B variant of the Blaster worm; he admitted responsibility and was sentenced to an 18-month prison term in January 2005.
PSD

Type Virus Creator VicodinES Date Discovered December 1998 Place of Origin Unknown Source Language Visual Basic Script Platform Microsoft Word File Type(s) .DOC Aliases Virus.MSWord.Psd Family N/A File Size Infection length Reported costs

**Virus.MSWord.Psd** is a virus that runs on the Microsoft Word program.

## Details

Psd is the first known macro virus infecting Office 2000 Word documents. It was discovered in December 1998. The virus uses the same methods of infection as Word/Word 97 viruses use. The only difference is that the virus is converted into the new Word document format and uses few Office 2000 specific instructions.

The virus affects the global macro area when an infected document is opened. The virus spreads itself into other documents when they are closed.

The virus disables Word anti-virus protection in two ways: by using Basic instruction and by writing to corresponding files in the system registry.

This is a stealth virus. While infecting the system it creates a stealth-macro that disables virus code viewing and exits Word without saving changes.

The virus also uses a polymorphic routine that randomly renames virus variable's and subroutine's names.

The virus code is places in one module in the Document\_Open macro in infected documents. When an infected document is opened, the auto-macro Document\_Open is executed by Word, then the virus code takes control and installs the virus into the system. During that the virus copies its code to the global macros area with the Document\_Close name and creates additional stealth-macro ViewVBCode.

The virus checks the system date and time and if the current day number is equal to current minutes, the virus runs its trigger routine: it displays several figures of random size and random color.

The virus code contains the comment:

```
W97M/PSD by ALT-F11, VAMP Poly by VicodinES

Converted to W2000/PSD by VicodinES

```
Brochette de poisson

### Fabrication

Brochette de poisson is produced in the Poissonnerie. It takes three Poisson and a Lance for it.

***Poissonnerie***

Temps de production (sans bonus): 1 minute
Temps de production (tous les bonus): 51 secondes

### Achat

If the Poissonnerie is busy, you can buy a Brochette de poisson in an urgent situation in the Market.

Cost: 79 Roman Helmets

### Utilisation

as merchandise in the
Poissonnerie
as a material for the training of
Bocomdelantix
Junkware

## Definition

Junkware is any malware or unwanted software; in other words, just plain junk. See bloatware, spyware, malware and wares. This software tends to stay on your computer, taking up space and slowing down the PC Memory. It floods the PC with advertisements or files that are unnecessary to have in your programs.
Conficker

## Definition

**Conficker** (also known as Downup, Downandup, Conflicker, and Kido) is a computer worm that surfaced November 21, 2008, with Conficker.A and targets the Microsoft Windows operating system.

## Overview

The worm exploits a known vulnerability (MS08-067) in the Windows Server service used by Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, and Windows 7 Beta.

The Conficker worm spreads itself primarily through a buffer overflow vulnerability in the Server Service on Windows computers. The worm uses a specially crafted RPC request to execute code on the target computer.

When executed on a computer, Conficker disables a number of system services such as Windows Automatic Update, Windows Security Center, Windows Defender and Windows Error Reporting. It receives further instructions by connecting to a server or peer and receiving a binary update. The instructions it receives may include to propagate, gather personal information and to download and install additional malware onto the victim's computer. The worm also attaches itself to certain Windows processes such as svchost.exe, explorer.exe and services.exe.

In addition, there were several variants of the worm circulating, with the later variants deploying a number of countermeasures to preclude detection by security applications and block legitimate system updates.
SecureDestroyer

## Overview

SecureDestroyer is a software coated with malicious codes and software inside it. It typically scans your computer and obliterates, or 'burns' certain files it finds "malicious" to the PC. Your computer can be subject to complete software destruction and hardware failure, and can result in deletion of system32.

SecureDestroyer is a less common trend that hackers tend to use today; it is 100% positive that it's the software the led to the creation of Youareanidiot.org Virus.
State Military Commission

The State Military Commission (SMC) is a service directly leading to the National Defense document leak created on 20 news and entertainment sites by ComStriker Corporation. The SMC hacked into the National Offensive Research Administration (NORA) communication and firewall databases and launched Denial-of-Service attacks on NSA and CIA websites in 2012, causing the Rogue activity of the National Security Administration in Microsoft Sam reads Funny Windows Errors.
Electronicore

**Electronicore** (also known as **synthcore**, **trancecore**, or simply **electronic hardcore**) describes a stylistic fusion of post-hardcore and metalcore with electronic music, specifically electronica. Notable artists of this genre have originated from England, the United States, Australia, Canada, France, Hong Kong, and Japan.

## Reception

Sumerian Records notes that "there has been a surplus of electronica/hardcore music as of late." Attack Attack! is often recognized as a primary contributor of the style. I See Stars debut album, *3-D*, was popular "amongst the synthcore scene." Enter Shikari are an electronicore band that formed in 2003 in St Albans, England. The group has received international radio airplay and a substantial number of musical awards, from Kerrang!, NME, Rock Sound Magazine and BT Digital Awards. They express a relationship with electronic music genres such as trance and have been referred to as the "kings of trancecore." Their second album, titled *Common Dreads*, was released in June 2009 and debuted on the UK Albums Chart at 16.

The compilation *Punk Goes Pop 4*, one of many albums in the *Punk Goes...* series, "features some of the hottest pop songs in music today being performed by various metalcore, post-hardcore and electronicore artists." *Altsounds*, an independent music journal, noted that there has been a "sudden rise in the amount of bands combining electronic and metal styles of music." The article noted that many of the bands who created cover songs for *Punk Goes Pop 4* incorporated characteristics of electronicore, specifically referencing I See Stars and Wo, Is Me.
Builder's House

**Builder's House** - This is the only building in-game that requires gem which is currency can only obtain through archievements, events and cash purchase, to build and you can have up to 5. First and second house are given to you for free after tutorial. As May, 2015, you can get third house fairly easy since you will have about 499 gems in your account upon accunt creation.

 Cost (Gems)
SCA

**SCA** is an Amiga boot sector virus. It is the first known virus for the Amiga platform.

## Behavior

SCA is introduced to a system through infected disks. When the infected disk is booted, the virus loads itself into memory and will remain there even after a warm reboot. In memory it searches for uninfected boot blocks on 3.5 inch and 5.25 inch floppy disks and infects them.

The virus displays a message:

```
  Something wonderful has happened
  Your alive!!!
  and even better
  Some of your disks are infected by a VIRUS
  Another masterpiece of the Mega-Mighty SCA

```

If the user presses the left mouse button while booting, the screen will turn green and the virus will remove itself from memory.

## Variants

Most SCA variants are not very different from the original, with the exception of some messages contained in the virus. Variants include:

* SCA.B.bin
* SCA.2001.bin
* SCA.666
* SCA.AEK.bin
* SCA.AIDS.bin
* SCA.Anti Kanacken
* SCA.Assassin
* SCA.Asylant
* SCA.Baltasar
* SCA.Bamiga.bin
* SCA.BigBoss.bin
* SCA.Blade Runners
* SCA.BS1
* SCA.D&A
* SCA.DAG.bin
* SCA.Deniz
* SCA.Disk Terminator
* SCA.Ice.bin
* SCA Karl Marx
* SCA.Kefrens.bin
* SCA.LSD.bin
* SCA.MAX
* SCA.Muriel.bin
* SCA.NASA
* SCA.PAL
* SCA.PDS
* SCA.PKK
* SCA.Sphinx
* SCA.TAI
* SCA.TNK.bin

## Name

SCA was named for the Swiss Cracking Association that created it. Few antvirus products detect it, and the few that do may only indicate that it is some kind of Amiga virus.

## Other Facts

SCA was created by the Swiss Cracking Association. Although it was most likely created in Switzerland, it was discovered in Elmshorn, (West) Germany.
Dzieje Pistoletu Colt.45/M1911

Oto dzieje pistoletu Colt.45, który zmienił imię na M1911.

## Rozdział 1, II Wojna Światowa

Colt powstał w czasie II Wojny Światowej za sprawą pewnych Amerykanów, był zabójczą bronią, w walce na krótki dystans mógł zabić jednym strzałem. Na pozostałych był do tyłka. Kiedyś był srebrny, ponieważ był młodszy, gdy skończył 30 lat stał się czarny, lecz dalej mógł walczyć.

## Rozdział 2, Zimna Wojna

Colt nie wyszedł z mody i nadal był używany, pewnego razu w 1963 trafił do Radzieckiego Łagru Workuta, jednak szybko się z niego wydostał i wrócił do domu. Prawdopodobnie nie został znaleziony i znów uwięziony.

## Rozdział 3, II Wojna Domowa w Rosji

Colt miał już prawie 100 lat, mimo to dalej był zabójczy. Zmienił imię na M1911, również jego wygląd zmienił się na nowoczesny, wyglądał nawet jakby był młody. Miał lepsze statystyki i inne. Colt okazał się być wybrańcem, ponieważ to jego zabiło się Imrana Zachajewa. W czasie tej Wojny Domowej poznał trzech nowych przyjaciół - USP.45, M9 oraz Desert Eagle

## Rozdział 4, III Wojna Światowa

Podczas podróży po portalach z przyjaciółmi, Colt musiał uczestniczyć w III Wojnie Światowej, w czasie poznania 44. Magnuma, został zdradzony i razem z kolegami zabił zdrajcę i znowu miał niespodziankę - portal do następnej części III Wojny. Poznał tam Five-seveNa, MP143 oraz P99. Jego przyjaciel M9 został wykopany przez nowych ,, kolegów *, przez co Colt czuł trochę smutku. Lecz trochę później o wszystkim zapomniał i nadal walczył*

## Rozdział 5, Apokalipsa i Wojna Nowoczesności

Colt już się więcej nie pojawił, prawdopodobnie został wyparty przez nowsze P226, PDW oraz Atlas 45. Mógł również się popsuć poprzez swój zaawansowany wiek (ponad 100 lat), lecz nie jest to pewne. Jego dalsze losy są nieznzane
Spyware

## Overview Edit

When the computer is connected to the Internet, the software periodically relays the information back to the software manufacturer or a marketing company. Some spyware traces a user’s Web activity and causes advertisements to suddenly appear on the user’s computer screen — called “pop-up ads” — in response. Typically, users have no knowledge that the software they obtained included spyware and that it is now resident on their computers.

Software that include spyware may be sold or available for free (“freeware”). They may be on a disk or other media, downloaded from the Internet, or downloaded when opening an attachment to an electronic mail (e-mail) message.

Spyware functionality often includes

* keylogging
* taking screenshots
* browser tracking
* packet capture
* data theft

Armed with spyware, bots can be used to steal valuable personal information and deliver it to attackers for use or sale.

Typically, users have no knowledge that spyware is on their computers. Because the spyware is resident on the computer’s hard drive, it can generate pop-up ads, for example, even when the computer is not connected to the Internet. One example of spyware is software products that include, as part of the software itself, a method by which information is collected about the use of the computer on which the software is installed, such as Web browsing habits.

Some of these products may collect personally identifiable information (PII). When the computer is connected to the Internet, the software periodically relays the information back to another party, such as the software manufacturer or a marketing company.

Another oft-cited example of spyware is “adware,” which may cause advertisements to suddenly appear on the user’s monitor — called pop-up ads. In some cases, the adware uses information that the software obtained by tracking a user’s Web browsing habits to determine shopping preferences, for example. Some adware companies, however, insist adware is not necessarily spyware, because the user may have permitted it to be downloaded onto the computer because it provides desirable benefits.
GODAN

The **Global Open Data on Agriculture and Nutrition** (**GODAN**), a partnership between the United States and the United Kingdom, aims to increase the quality, quantity, and timeliness of available data to support agriculture and nutrition efforts — as well as to increase the number and diversity of stakeholders who are applying data-based solutions to improve agriculture and nutrition.

This initiative will support public and private global efforts to make agriculture and nutrition data more available and easier to access. The United States will create an interagency group that will promote open data efforts in the public and private sectors and encourage new efforts to release agriculture and nutrition data.
National Computer Security Center

## Overview

Founded in 1981, the **National Computer Security Center** (**NCSC**), originally named the "DoD Computer Security Center," is a U.S. government organization that was once part of the National Security Agency (NSA). The NCSC evaluates computing equipment for high security applications to ensure that facilities processing classified or other sensitive material are using trusted computer systems and components.

The organization works with industry, education, and government agency partners to promote research and standardization efforts for secure information system development. The NCSC also functions in an educational capacity to disseminate information about issues surrounding secure computing, most significantly through its annual National Information Systems Security Conference.
Gold & Beer Container

**Gold & Beer containers** - They function as resource holder to hold gold and beer. You can have up to 4 of each building and 8 in total. Gold container requires beer to upgrade, likewise beer container requires gold. These two valuable buildings that are worth protecting, especially, beer container. Since two buildings's upgrade time, cost and capacity are the same, following table contain both gold and beer container upgrade information.

m - minutes, h - hours, d - days, TH - Townhall

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**Credit**: KateKm for pictures.
Benson

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**Benson** es una máquina de chicles humanoide, así como el gerente del Parque. Él es el jefe de todos los trabajadores del parque. Es muy alocado, arrogante y engreÍdo, y tiene un carácter muy fuerte, tiene la tendencia de gritar a Mordecai y Rigby cuando no estan trabajando y cuando están flojeando, siempre está pendiente de ellos de lo que hacen, hasta en las raras ocasiones donde sí trabajan.

## Apariencia

Es una máquina de chicles con una base de metal. Tiene sus extremidades hechas de metal y muy delgadas, posee gomas de mascar de color púrpura/rojo, tiene una barbilla de color púrpura y se pone totalmente rojo cuando se enoja con alguien (Generalmente con Mordecai y Rigby)

## Personalidad

Cada vez que sus empleados flojean, Benson pierde los estribos, poniéndose en varios tonos de rojo. Aparte de esto, Benson por lo general es calmado, y de hecho, disfruta de ser social, incluso con sus dos empleados más odiados. Cuando Benson se encuentra en un buen estado de ánimo, recompensa a sus empleados con tiempo libre, generalmente en forma de entretenimiento nocturno, o salir a cenar*.*Naturalmente le gusta relajarse por un gran trabajo duro.
Vikings Gone Wild on FB Wikia

In the Vikings Gone Wild game, there are many different defensive structures, each with their own unique attacks. Despite all the towers being different, they all share the same goal of defending your base against enemy attacks. Defensive structures are primarily bought and upgraded with gold, but there are some specialty structures that are bought with nectar.

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SpyRed Anti-virus 97

SpyRed Anti-virus 97 (known as SpyRedAV1997) is a rogue security software designed to trick people into buying the full version of the program, as it is known to target different and necessary files on your PC with an immediate scan. If a user tries to disable it or delete it, it'll just undo what is done.

SpyRed's creator was never found, but is said that it may have originated in Great Britain. Obviously, the location is false, and is probably located somewhere in Germany/Switzerland. SpyRed has been free for 17 years and always updated itself at various times of each year. If you get a message saying, "You're computer is at risk! Scan immediately!" do NOT mess around with it.
Transporter

**Transporter** - One of most expensive units, yet they are very powerful if you can deploy them correctly. They are requied lv10 Townhall and lv4 nectar tavern to unlock. They also can obtained from daily reward if you haven't unlock.

According to Jenni who is mod on VgW forum, Goblin's stats as follow:

Since you get 6 Goblins for each transporter and each of them only cost 410 nectar after fully upgrade, consider your nectar well spent. :D

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*KateKm's Fully upgraded Nectar Troops*

*Jenni's FAQ*
Hall of Ancestors

**This page still under construction, following info is from VgW forum Jenni's post and reference is not cited.**
Introduced in Version 2.6 is the
(HoA)= **Hall of Ancestors!** where you can craft **Artifacts.**

You can build it after building your nectar container, so TH lvl 4.
Note:
The Hall of Ancestors cannot be destroyed. And it does not count to the percentage of Village destruction during a PvP.

Rewards in quests that give 'free Master Crafting' will indicate if it will be a free Master Crafting for 'Items' or 'Artifacts'. If you get one for Items, it will not work for Artifacts.

If you try to activate an Artifact while another of it's same type is active you will get a notice to make sure that you really want to cancel it.

* Crafting Options
	+ You can use (Nectar) to Craft Basic Artifacts with the potential to have 3 different qualities - Uncommon, Rare or Legendary.
	+ Or you can use (Gems) for Master Crafting to Craft Artifacts with the potential to get Rare, Legendary or Special.

* HoA Storage
	+ When you Store your Artifacts they go into a spot on the left.
	+ You can select them and see its name and all its information.
	+ When you activate them they go into its 'type' slot on the far right.

* 4 types
	+ There are 4 main types of Artifacts:

Books -
Decrease building and forge upgrade time or Increase the XP gained by your heroes.
You can see that the time changed in proper places.
Building time while buildings, upgrade time in forge and XP on the battle summary screen.

Chests -
Increase loot you get from each battle.
It can give you more Beer, Gold or Nectar loot.
You can see additional loot in the battle summary screen.

Statues -
Increase resource production in your village.
Depending on the statue it can be Beer, Gold or Nectar.
You can see the changed production number when you click on the factories details.

Banners -
Increase your troops statistics during battle.
It can affect damage, increased attack speed or movement speed.
You can see the troop statistic change on the troops details and at the beginning of the battle.

* Activate

* + When you want to activate the Artifact, Click the Active Button and it will go into its open spot.Only one Artifact of each kind can be activated at one time.
		- Book, Chest, Statue, Banner.
		- Even for Special Artifacts you need to have a free spot of that kind, to activate that special artifact.
			* If it's a Statue, you cannot have any other Statue active.
			* After activating a Special Artifact, you have to wait until the cool-down ends before you can activate it again.

* Duration
Shows The time of activation - how long the Artifact will be working.
Or its cool-down time - how long until you can use it again.
* Number of uses
Each Artifact can be activated 1-3 number of times, depending on rarity.
It will disappear when it has no more uses.
Special Artifacts are unlimited.
Spécialité du guerrier

La Spécialité du guerrier est cuisinée dans la Taverne et peut y être vendue aussi.

### Fabrication

La Spécialité du guerrier est produite dans la Taverne. cette recette demande deux Champignons, trois Abats, un Sel et un Lapin.

***Taverne***

Temps de production (sans bonus): 1 minute 30 secondes
Temps de production (tous les bonus): 1 minute 16 secondes

### Achat

Si la Taverne est occupée, vous pouvez acheter la Spécialité du guerrier en cas d'urgence au Marché.

Coût : 94 Casques romains

### Utilisation

en tant que marchandise dans la :
Taverne
Comme matériel pour l'entraînement de :
Bocomdelantix
Soulétropix
Joystix
Wolf Plains Questing Guide

#### Animal Control

To begin this quest speak to the Plains Watcher (x=1600, z= -3815) who will then ask you to go tame some wolves (they are at the top of the dungeon and are summoned by the boss after he takes one hit) use bones to tame them, the when you have 10 tamed, the Plains Watcher will instruct you to eliminate the undead which have overrun Wolf Plains. After killing about 7 of them, return to the Plains Watcher for your reward of  $250, 1250 EXP, 3 Sword LVLs, 3 Taming LVLs, the Dragon's Breath Herb, and 2 QPs.

#### Warlock's Request

To begin this quest, speak to Warlock (x=1440, z= -3720) who will ask you to get him some water (you can buy it at the Taft super market), Apples (from the food stand), Wool (From sheep), and Feathers (from Chickens) so that he can make a potion. After doing this he will reward you with 500 EXP, a vial of apple juice (Jump 5 - 3:00), and 1 QP.

### Main Quest

#### Wolf Plains Dungeon Quest

To begin this quest, speak to the Dungeon Guide (x=1640, z=-3640) and proceed up the tree tower behind him, fighting past Stone and Rock Golems throughout each level of the tree complex which you will either need to parkour up or climb vines and ladders to scale (Note: the Rock Golem has OP HP and Armor so if you don't have enchanted Diamond armor, don't engage it, just run) then fight the BOSS[Rexar the Pack Leader] then talk to Saburo.
Fil

Threads are needed for all kinds of products or handicrafts. Therefore, the Atelier de couture is always quick when it comes to production.

### Fabrication

For the production of threads are each a Lin, a Eau and a Planches en bois are required.

***Atelier de couture***

Production time (without bonuses): 15 minutes
Production time (all bonuses) time: 4 minutes 57 seconds

### Achat

If the Atelier de couture is busy, you can buy Thread in an urgent situation in the Market.

Cost: 53 Roman Helmets

### Utilisation

as starting material for
Braies
Filet de pêche
Veste
Drapeau