The MagnaCAD Technologies School Inc. is established on the 10th November 2003 registered under Securities and Exchange Commission of the Philippines Law with Registration No. CN200340917. MagnaCAD, a private school; operates a CAD learning center that provide courses of study in Vocational/Technical subjects.
HYTEC POWER, INC. is a 100% Filipino-owned company founded by Engr. Eric Jude S. Soliman. It is geared towards becoming a leader in creating solution profile to industries’ problems in terms of hydraulics, pneumatics, high-pressured hydraulic tools and equipment, automotive service equipment, instrumentation, automation and the academe’s course requirements.
Calling the attention of all web developers out there!
Farmout urgently needs 10 C++ Web Developers. If you are interested, you may email team@bnshosting.net for your resume. Or call (075)523-3538 for more information.
For the minimum requirements:
1. Male or female, age 18-40
2. IT background (programmer, developer in C++)
3. Willing to undergo drug check and background check
4. Willing to work any shifts in Dagupan
You may also visit Farmout Training Center located at 2F Eastgate Plaza, A.B Fernandez East, Dagupan City.
The main goal of the project is to transform the client’s existing website to a professional, interactive and dynamic website which is rich in content, creates high visual impact, and is user-centric.
Objectives
To establish a visually appealing and easy to navigate website.
To serve as an efficient means of disseminating information to the general public.
The winning bidder shall be required to create and present at least three (3) design concepts and at most 6 for the website. Each design concept should include an “Introductory Page and Home Page” along with corresponding “Secondary Page” designs. The Management Team shall decide on and sign-off the winning design.
For more information, you can email team[at]bnshosting.net.
BNSHosting has recently coordinated with several larger ISPs and Telcos in the Philippines to correct some possible DNS spoofing issues. The symptoms are that the targetted website is not being resolved properly by other ISP’s DNS.
This article from US CERT on DNS vulnerability (http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/800113) may shed some light. Some excerpts are reproduced below:
Caching DNS resolvers are primarily at risk–both those that are open (a DNS resolver is open if it provides recursive name resolution for clients outside of its administrative domain), and those that are not. These caching resolvers are the most common target for attackers; however, stub resolvers are also at risk.
An attacker with the ability to conduct a successful cache poisoning attack can cause a nameserver’s clients to contact the incorrect, and possibly malicious, hosts for particular services. Consequently, web traffic, email, and other important network data can be redirected to systems under the attacker’s control