Akaun email GMail yang digodam dan domain yang ditukar

Sesiapa yang ada email GMail pastikan di bahagian 'settings' dan kemudian --> di bahagian 'Filters' dan 'Forwarding and POP/IMAP' tidak terdapat sebarang penambahan yang tidak anda pernah lakukan. Jika tidak terjadi seperti pengguna di bawah ini yang domainnya telah dihijack.



Jika terdapat sebarang perubahan sila pastikan anda menukar semua password atau apa sahaja dokumen penting yang perlu dilakukan. Walau bagaimanapun masalah ini telah dibaiki oleh pihak Google. Cuma pastikan email anda telah betul-betul bebas.

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Gmail Hacked! Check your Gmail filters now!

David Airey has lost his domain after his Gmail account was hacked by a hacker. But how did the criminal can take down David’s domain? You can read the full story here but if you want to know how the attacker did it, please read on.

First, the victim login to his Gmail account as normal. Then he visit to a website which contains a script that exploiting the vulnerability in Gmail. This script will create a new filter in the victim’s email. Like in the example above, the script creates a filter that will forward any email that has attachment to collect@evil.com.
But how about if the filter is set to forward all incoming emails to the attacker email? Do you will happy losing all your secret and passwords to the attacker? Of course you are not.
I have checked my filter settings in Gmail. Know what? There is a filter that forward incoming emails to *@colmac.com. I was shocked and removed it immediately. I do not know since when the filter was added and how many emails the guy at colmac.com had read. I hope they are happy what they are doing.
If you using Gmail, check your Gmail filters now. Who knows, maybe you are lucky and get strange filters in your Gmail settings. However, Google has fixed this problem but you are still be advised to check your filter settings.

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WARNING: Google’s GMail security failure leaves my business sabotaged

Published on December 24th, 2007

What would you do if a criminal stole something very personal, and very valuable from you?
What if they were able to target your business and criple your income?
You wouldn’t be too happy now, would you?
What if you also discovered that this was happening because of a Google security infection that can affect every GMail user on the planet?
That’s what has just happened to me, and here I’m going to tell you my story. I will detail everything I know about the web pirates who are threatening my livelihood, and tell you what you need to know in order to avoid the same thing happening to you.
On November 20th 2007 I left the UK to spend a month’s holiday in India. I’d been planning this break for over a year, and was looking forward to taking my girlfriend away on our first foreign trip together. Prior to leaving, I published a blog post to let my readers know I’d be away for a while, and that my blog would be a quiet place in my absence.
All my clients were informed, bills paid, loose ends tied up, and off I went on a new adventure.
I arrived in Mumbai on November 21st, and on the journey from the airport to the Colaba district, was punched in the face by an Indian youth, but that’s another story.

During the month ahead, I knew I’d be irregularly checking my emails, but only to let my loved ones know everything was fine. This holiday was to be a break from work, and a break from computers.
Indeed everything was fine for a few weeks, until December 15th (five days before I was due to return from holiday). I called into an internet caf� in Goa, and read some worrying emails from good friends of mine. I was informed that my website had disappeared, and that my domain name (www.davidairey.com) was now redirecting to some random website - bebu.net.
I was confused, and anxious. How could this happen? I hadn’t received any notification of my domain name expiry, and I never divulge any passwords to anyone. The only possible explanation for me was that somehow, the domain name had expired without me receiving any notice, and that some domain poacher had snapped it up before I got a chance to renew.
My website had been pulling in over 2,000 unique daily visits. Not a massive amount by any stretch of the imagination, but for a one-man operation, 700,000+ annual visitors can generate a nice amount of new logo design business.
So I ran a WHOIS check on davidairey.com, hoping to find an email address for the new owner. The search yielded this email address: DAVIDAIREY.COM@domainsbyproxy.com and here’s the email I sent:

Hello,
Please can I purchase my old domain name from you. It seems it expired without my knowledge.
www.davidairey.com
Kind regards,
David

I found it hard to believe that I’d let my domain name expire, but thought it a good idea to send an email nonetheless.
On the very same day, I received a reply. It came from one supposed Peyam Irvani, telling me the following:

Hello,
Please send me your high offer !
Regards

By this stage, I’d already had some back and forth email discussions with close friends, wondering what exactly could have happened. I also contacted my web host company, ICDSoft, asking them to help. They were the ones who sold me the domain name after all. Shouldn’t they have informed me?
This is when I found a disturbing support ticket, posted in my web host support panel. It was supposedly from me, addressed to ICDSoft’s support team, and was created on November 20th, the exact date of my departure from the UK. It read the following:

Subject: Davidairey.com Transfer
Hello,
I want to transfer davidairey.com to another registrar please unlock it and send me the EPP transfer code.
Kind regards,
David

Within just one minute (ICDSoft’s support team are very fast) the following response had been supplied:

Hello,
We unlocked your domain name as requested. Here is its EPP code:
Domain name: davidairey.com
Auth/EPP key: 6835892AE0087D66
Best Regards,
Support

I immediately typed a reply to this ticket, asking for help, and wanting to know what I could do to resolve the situation. Here’s what I was told by the support team:

Unfortunately, the domain name has been transferred successfully, and it cannot be reverted. The current registrar may be able to give you more information.
The original ticket message was sent from this IP address: 207.36.162.100
The person who posted it must have had access to your email, too, because transfers have to be approved by the administrative contact in order to be successful.

What? Not only did the hacker gain access to my web host control panel, but they also squirmed their way into my email account? This is when I began to get very worried. I kept a lot of personal emails behind my username and password, and this was a real invasion of privacy. For a few minutes I sat in the net caf�, my girlfriend beside me, and I didn’t know what to think.
I sent an email to GoDaddy, where my domain had been illegally transferred to, and asked them to prevent any further transfers. I wanted the domain in one place whilst I investigated. Here’s what GoDaddy said:

Unfortunately if a transfer request is made and completed we will not be able to prevent this unless we receive the notice from a court or arbitration forum… I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Okay, so GoDaddy can’t help until the matter is taken to court.
This whole process ran over a few days of my holiday, as GoDaddy took over 48 hours to respond. At this point, and on December 19th (four days after my first email to the web pirate, ‘Peyam’), I thought I’d send a reply, and here’s what I said:

Hello Peyam,
Well, congrats on your hack. I’d love to know how you did it.
Before this moves through the courts, in order to settle the dispute, I don’t suppose you’d be so kind to give me my domain back? It’d really save me a lot of hassle, but if that’s what it takes, so be it.

I saw no point in being aggressive, wishing to keep them ‘on-side’ as much as possible.
Again, that same day, I received a response:

:))
Im sorry to say but its not possible to have it or it take about 1 month if you try hard to have it again :)) and you lose your visitor ….hahaha
You can purchase it for 650 $ And we will use escrow sevices that will done in less than 2 days !

Now my domain name was being held to ransom, and the hacker was taunting me. What I had spent more than a year building into a sound marketing plan had been severed at the knees.
I’m not the type of person who will hand any money over to a criminal, so I didn’t reply, instead focusing on stopping this hacker from stealing any more of my property.

How was I being hacked?

After a little research, I found this expos� into Google’s GMail defficiences: Google GMail E-mail Hijack Technique
It details the exact GMail hijack that I have just found applied to my account (right whilst writing this blog post).
Here’s an excerpt:

The victim visits a page while being logged into GMail. Upon execution, the page performs a multipart/form-data POST to one of the GMail interfaces and injects a filter into the victim�s filter list. In the example above, the attacker writes a filter, which simply looks for emails with attachments and forwards them to an email of their choice. This filter will automatically transfer all emails matching the rule. Keep in mind that future emails will be forwarded as well. The attack will remain present for as long as the victim has the filter within their filter list, even if the initial vulnerability, which was the cause of the injection, is fixed by Google.

And here’s a three step illustration of just how this threat works (click each image for a larger version):



Images courtesy of GNUCITIZEN
I took a look at the ‘Filter’ option in my own GMail settings, and it turns out that you can easily set incoming emails containing specific words to be forwarded automatically. For example, if you want any emails containing the word password to be sent to another address, no problem. It also appears that the Filter can delete the email from your GMail inbox as soon as it has been forwarded, so you’d be none the wiser if a hacker was playing havoc with your incoming mail.
IMPORTANT: If you use GMail, it’s absolutely vital that you check your account settings now.
Here’s what to do:
When logged into GMail, click on the ’settings’ tab in the upper right of the screen. Then check both the ‘Filters’ and the ‘Forwarding and POP’ sections. This is what I only just found in my ‘Filters’ tab:

The following filters are applied to all incoming mail:
Matches: transfer-approval.com
Do this: Forward to ba_marame_pooli@yahoo.com, Skip Inbox, Delete it
Matches: from:(transfer-approval.com)
Do this: Forward to ba_marame_pooli@yahoo.com, Skip Inbox, Delete it

I have absolutely no idea who’s email address that is, but it seems to me that some of my personal emails were bypassing my inbox entirely, instead being forwarded to the yahoo.com address.
It appears that the GMail security issue is fixed, but that won’t remove any previously installed Filters from your GMail account.

What do I know about the hacker stealing my property?

I have a GMail address, pay.irv@gmail.com, and what’s possibly some fictitious name, Peyam Irvani.
There’s also the Yahoo email address, ba_marame_pooli@yahoo.com, where my emails were being forwarded to through the malicious Filter.
ICDSoft provided me with the IP address from where the fraudulent support ticket originated (207.36.162.100), and it’s possible to search for it’s physical location using a free online IP address locator. I’d never used one before, but gave it a shot…
According to IP Global Positioning, the IP is in the United States. Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to be more precise, and the Internet Service Provider is known as Cybergate INC (based in Mississippi, USA).
I’m not entirely sure just how much this information can help me, if at all, but I thought it might be useful.
A little unexpectedly, I received a third email from ‘Peyam’ on December 21st, saying:

Helli David,
We can use escrow and you can have your domain name again
Only for 250 $ !
Do you want it ?!
Its special christmas offer ! haha
I like to see you have that domain name again

I don’t care if it costs $0.02. I won’t give my money to a criminal.
You might be wondering what I did to ressurect my website from oblivion. You’re reading this post after all. Before the theft, I had both davidairey.com and davidairey.co.uk, with the .co.uk permanently redirecting to the .com (I felt it would make more business sense to use the .com as my main address due to its ease of memorability.
I’m now using www.davidairey.co.uk domain as my main address. What does this mean? It means that all my organic search results are reset to zero. Whereas once I was on the first page of search results for logo designer, I’m now nowhere to be found.
It also means that my business cards are now incorrect, and my email addresses too. Quite an expense, but I’d rather fight in the courts than give one penny to the person who did this.
During the site move, I found to my detriment that I was linking to my blog images entirely the wrong way. I had been uploading my picture files to a subdomain (blog.davidairey.com/images) then placing them inside my blog posts from there. This meant that whenever the domain name changed to davidairey.co.uk, so did that subdomain. It now became blog.davidairey.co.uk/images. Therefore, my site was missing every single image I’d ever added.
In order to fix this, I moved all the picture files to a new folder, in the root directory at davidairey.co.uk/images. Now, when I insert an image into a blog post, I don’t use the full URI, but cut the address to it’s bare minimum, like so: img src=”/images/example_filename.jpg”
This means that should I ever re-change my domain name, back to the .com for instance, the images will automatically pull whatever domain name I’m using, without the need for a change.
I’m now also using this technique for internal hyperlinks. Rather than linking to my contact page like so: “http://www.davidairey.co.uk/contact”, I’ll simply use “/contact”.
Much better, and uses less code too.

Where can I get help with domain name disputes?

This is the stage I’m at now, weighing up my options before it comes to paying legal fees. This is also where I’m calling on your valued help. I know that many of you are much more clued up on this than I am, and if you can spare some advice in the comments here I’d be very appreciative.
In my email communications with GoDaddy (the company where my .com domain name is now registered), a representative had this to say:

Should we receive notice of a pending dispute from a court or arbitration forum, we will lock the domain name so it cannot be transferred or have the registrant information modified. Likewise, when we receive a decision from the legal body, we will update the domain name accordingly.

They then directed me to the WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization, domain.disputes@wipo.int).
So I looked into this organisation’s website, and in particular, the section on domain name dispute resolution resources.
There’s a FAQ section which provides information on a number of items, including the following:

• How do I file a dispute?
• How much will it cost and who pays?
• Can damages be awarded?

To cut a long story short, it seems I have to pay a minimum of $1500 for the pleasure of initiating a court case. All fees are listed here.
As for how long the process lasts, this information isn’t very obvious on the WIPO website, so at present I’m unsure.

What should I do?

From what I understand, the only option is to proceed with legal action (again, I’m not paying the thief one penny).

• Do you know any different?
• Do I have a good case to proceed with?
• Is there any other information available online about the pirate who is blackmailing me?

If you can provide any of these answers, it would mean a lot.

Thank you

Thank you so much to those of you who kindly emailed me at the start of this situation: Vivien, Ben, Tammy, Armen, Dawud, Ed and Jamie. I know that more of you tried, but that I didn’t receive your emails because my accounts no longer existed.
Thank you also, to everyone who is lending their support in the comments of my previous blog post, David Airey.com hacked. Many of you have also published my news on your own blogs, and this really lifts my spirits, showing just how great the people in the blog world are:
Here’s a sampling of your kind help:

• David Airey Hacked
• Links Important Enough To Write About On A Saturday
• Your Help Needed: David Airey.com hacked
• If you link to David Airey please read this
• What Happened To David Airey?
• Where-oh-wherey is David Airey?
• David Airey - Designer, Blogger, Information Sharer
• davidairey.com hacked and hijacked!
• Fellow Blogger David Airey Gets Hacked
• Hackers
• David Airey’s Domain Hacked!
• David Airey is Back (but has a new domain)
• David Airey’s Graphic Design Site Has Been Hacked
• Great graphic design stuff and theiving bastards
• Warning: Your Blog Could Be Hacked
• David Airey Hacked?
• davidairey.co.uk
• Don’t tell someone about vacation
• Pedere un dominio troppo facile

It truly is fantastic that you’d go to this effort, and if there’s anything I can do in return, do let me
know.
UPDATE: My domain name has been returned! You can read how in this follow-up blog article, posted here on my site on December 27th.


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Google Vulnerability

Posted on September 24th, 2007 by Fernando Muñoz

Yesterday, I found a new Google.com XSS vulnerability that can be abused to steal information from Gmail accounts, I've done responsible disclosure of at least 3 vulns to Google, but since I haven't got enough 'motivation', I'll go full disclosure now.
The vulnerability exists in Blogspot polls feature, I had already disclosed a vulnerability on this system. The 'font' parameter was not being sanitized before being used inside an STYLE tag, so you could inject IE's expression() and Mozilla's -moz-binding. They fixed it, however they didn't check enough the rest of the code, the new XSS is:
Simple XSS POC
Since its Sunday and there is nothing else to do, I've created 2 more pocs, one of them, shows a your contacts, the second one will make Gmail forward all new received emails to another email account, no user interaction required, well you just need to open a website while still logged to Gmail.
POC1: http://beford.org/stuff/contacts.htm
POC2: http://beford.org/stuff/gmail.htm

I have tested them under IE, Konqueror, Opera and Firefox, it should work on all of them. If
you want to be protected against this kind of attacks, I'd highly recommend Firefox +
NoScript.

Update: Google fixed this issue, I'd like to ask the people that looked at the second poc to disable forwarding if you have not done so, I'm still getting ton of email. This screenshot shows how to disable forwarding.





Rujukan:
http://www.davidairey.co.uk/google-gmail-security-hijack/
http://blog.beford.org/?p=3
http://www.gnucitizen.org/blog/google-gmail-e-mail-hijack-technique/
http://www.flairpair.com/blog/security-privacy/gmail-xss-exploit

Pembelian Pesawat Su-30MKM Oleh Iran Sebanyak 250 Buah

Berita dari Israel ttg pesawat SU-30MKM juga bakal dibeli oleh Iran untuk angkatan udaranya. Lingkungan 250 buah pesawat bakal ditempah..... (banyaknya tu.. tentu ada negara yang takut dgn pembelian ni).

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DEBKAfile - We start where the media stop

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DEBKA Reports: Iran buys 250 long-distance Sukhoi fighter-bombers, 20 fuel tankers, from Russia

August 1, 2007, 2:52 PM (GMT+02:00)

Tehran and the Russian Rosoboronexport arms group are about to sign a mammoth arms deal running into tens of billions of dollars for the sale to Tehran of 250 Su-30MKM warplanes and 20 IL-78 MKI fuel tankers. DEBKAfile’s military sources report Iran has stipulated delivery of the first aircraft before the end of 2007.

The transaction, Russia’s largest arms deal in 30 years, will endow Iran with a long-range aerial assault capability. The Sukhoi can sustain a four-and-a-half hour raid at its maximum range of 3,000 km against long-distance, marine and low-lying ground targets across the Persian Gulf and Middle East, including Israel and Lebanon.

The fuel tankers extends the Su-30MKM’s assault sustainability to 10 hours and its range to 8,000 km at altitudes of 11-13 km. The closest comparable plane in the West is the American F-15E fighter bomber. Iran’s acquisition of an exceptionally large fleet of the Russian fighter-bomber will elevate its air force to one of the two largest and most advanced in the region, alongside the Israeli Air Force.

Iranian air crews are already training on the new Sukhoi aircraft, ready to start flying them early next year with only a short delay after delivery. DEBKAfile’s sources report that Moscow is selling Tehran the same Sukhoi model as India received earlier this year. The Iranians leaned hard on New Delhi to let them have the Israeli avionics and electronics the Indian Air Force had installed in the Russian craft. India refused.

Russia began delivering the same craft in June to Malaysia, which also sought Israeli avionics without success. The Su-30MKM has won the nickname of “Islamic Version of Sukhoi.”

Its two-member crew shares the workload. The first pilot flies the aircraft, controls weapons and maneuvers the plane in a dogfight. The co-pilot employs BVR air-to-air and air-to-ground guided weapons in long-range engagements, sweeps the arena for enemy craft or missiles and performs as command-and-control in group missions.

Some of the plane’s systems are products of the French Thales Airborne Systems company. Moscow’s contract with Tehran for the sale of the Su-30MKM must therefore be cleared with Paris.

There is no decision in Jerusalem about asking Paris to withhold its consent to a deal which would substantially upgrade the long-range air assault capabilities of the Islamic Republic whose leaders want to wipe Israel off the map. However, President Nicolas Sarkozy is in mid-momentum of a diplomatic drive in the Arab and Muslim world and unlikely to be receptive to an Israeli approach. The only chance of aborting the Russian sale would be to route the approach through Washington.

Rujukan:
http://www.debka.com/
http://cdn-www.airliners.net/photos

Kereta Knight Rider KITT terbaru

Masih ingat lagi cerita drama bersiri Knight Rider lakonan David Hasselhoff dan kereta paling canggih KITT.


Sekarang dgn kereta Knight Rider versi baru.... dgn kereta Ford Mustang (nampak tough) ... tapi bila kita pikir2 kan ... larat ke kereta tu nak bawa bermacam2 jenis equipment dlm kereta tu... Makan minyak nih.... alahai minyak mahal laa!!


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Under the Hood With Knight Rider 2.0: Trans Am vs. Ford Mustang (Featuring Exclusive New KITT Specs—and Classic Hasselhoff!)

By Chuck Tannert

Photographs Courtesy of NBC

Published on: December 20, 2007

If you were a child of the 1980s, or are just a fan of very-late-night cable television, then you've most likely seen Michael Knight (played by a pre-Baywatch David Hasselhoff) and his chatty supercar sidekick, KITT (Knight Industries Two Thousand), do battle with bad guys on the small-screen action-adventure show Knight Rider.

At first glance, KITT appeared to be a sporty 1982 Pontiac Trans Am, fresh off the assembly line. But thanks to a little Hollywood razzle-dazzle, the car transformed into a virtually indestructible machine—possessed with advanced artificial intelligence that allowed it to accept voice control commands, interact with "The Hoff" and make decisions on its own. In fact, the car's AI was so advanced that KITT formed a kind of personality, which is what has endeared the "car" to millions of auto geeks in a way the Batmobile never could be. But when the show was shelved in 1986, so was KITT.

Last week, NBC unveiled an all-new, controversial KITT, which is set to star in the made-for-TV Knight Rider movie in February. Based on the still-to-be-released Ford Mustang Shelby GT500KR (click here for engine-revving video), this virtual Stang comes tricked out with a supercomputer that can hack almost any system; a very capable weapons system; and a body—thanks to nanotechnology—that's able to shape-shift and change color at will. Like its predecessor, the 21st century KITT gets AI from digital effects wizards that makes it an ideal crime-fighting partner: logical, precise and infinitely smart.

Designer Harald Belker, who has created the Batmobile for Batman and Robin and a next-gen space shuttle for Armageddon, came onboard to give the new KITT. a unique look. "The goal was to make it look more aggressive without being hokey or garish," Belker says. "Maintaining as much of the original beauty of the Shelby as possible was important—and not just because of the Ford connection. It had to be simple yet believable as a superhero." Once his vision was set, Belker turned to Ted Moser from Picture Car Warehouse to make his drawings come to life. But there was one big hurdle: The GT500KR doesn't technically exist quite yet. "So we had to finish their design first," Moser says. "Then we brought in a prop maker to create side skirts and spoilers out of wood, smooth them out, and sent them to a fiberglass shop to make molds. Once the parts are formed from those molds, we finish them and attach them to the car."

One of the cooler features of the Mustang KITT is air-ride suspension, which allows its driver to lower the car's ride height when the vehicle morphs from Hero to Attack mode. "When it goes on the offensive, it gets slammed to the ground," Moser chuckles. Very aggressive, indeed. There will be three models used in filming: Hero (essentially a stock GT500KR); Attack (the tricked-out model); and Remote Control (operated via RC, obviously). "All of the ‘transforming' will be done through CGI animation like in the Transformers movie," Moser admits. (Click here for behind-the-scenes digital wizardry from this summer's blockbuster flick.)

For all you Trans Am holdouts, Mustang droolers and Hasselhoff haters, here's the very first look at all of the new KITT's gee-whiz specs and functionality, matched up to the original to determine which is better equipped for Hollywood crime-fighting.

KITT vs. KITT Spec Breakdown!

KNIGHT INDUSTRIES TWO THOUSAND: 1982 Pontiac Trans Am	KNIGHT INDUSTRIES THREE THOUSAND: 2008 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500KR
Vehicle Type: Front engine, rear-wheel drive, two-door coupe Engine Type: Knight Industries turbojet with modified afterburners Transmission: Eight-speed microprocessor turbodrive with autopilot Price New: $11,400,000 (est.) Acceleration: 0 to 60 mph: 0.2 seconds with power boosters. Standing quarter mile: 4.286 seconds Braking (70 to 0 mph): 14 ft. Fuel Economy: Classified, but thought to be 200 mpg	Vehicle Type: Front engine, on-demand all-wheel drive, two-door coupe Engine Type: Aluminum block/titanium heads 5.4-liter V8 internal combustion with Whipple supercharger and Knight Industries liquid air cycle auxiliary turbine engine. 540 hp in Hero mode. Power output can’t be measured in Attack mode. Transmission: Continuously variable transmission with infinite power band Price New: $45.6 million, as tested Acceleration: 0 to 60 mph: 1.77 seconds. Standing quarter mile: 3.87 seconds Braking (300 to 0 mph): 12 ft. Fuel Economy: Not testable

SPECIAL FEATURES COMPARISON
Trans-Am	Feature	Mustang
Version 1.0	Knight Industries 2000 microprocessor	Version 2.3
Yes	Auto Cruise	Yes
Yes	Auto Pursuit	Yes
Yes	Auto Collision Avoidance	Yes
Yes	Voice Interaction	Yes
Yes	Emergency Eject	Yes
No	Audio/Video In-Dash Functions	Yes
No	Radar	Yes
No	Sonar	Yes
Yes	X-Ray	Yes
Yes	Autopilot	Yes
Yes	Voice Analyzer	Yes
Yes	Infrared Tracking Scope	Yes
10 miles	Range	20 miles
Yes	Pyroclastic Lamination	Yes
Yes	Blood Analyzer	Yes
Yes	Microwave Jammer	Yes
Yes	Interior Oxygenator	Yes
Yes	Rocket Boosters	Yes
Yes	Smokescreen	Yes
Yes	Olfactory Detector	Yes
Yes	Spectrograph	Yes
Yes	Electromagnetic Field Generator	Yes
Yes	Microwave Ignition Sensor	Yes
Yes	Aquatic Synthesizer	Yes
Yes	Electronic Field Disrupter	Yes
Yes	Ultra Magnesium Charges	Yes
Yes	Ultraphonic Chemical Analyzer	Yes
Yes	Graphic Translator	Yes
Yes	Anamorphic Equalizer	Yes
No	DNA Analysis Equipment	Yes
No	Mass Spectrometer	Yes
No	Targeted Electromagnetic Pulse	Yes
No	Military-Grade GPS	Yes
No	Heated Seats	Yes
Yes	Grappling Hook	No
Yes	Oil Jets	No
Yes	Flame Thrower	No
No	3D Heads-Up Display	Yes
No	Laser Weapons System	Yes
No	Holographic Projection	Yes
No	Keyless Entry and Ignition	Yes
No	Personal Safety System	Yes
No	Nanotech Cloaking	Yes
No	360-Degree Video Surveillance	Yes
No	Laser-Guided Missile Defense	Yes
No	Mini-KITT Reconnaissance Drone	Yes
No	24-Hour Roadside Assistance	Yes
No	1000-Watt Quadraphonic Stereo System	Yes
No	In-Seat Medical Diagnosis	Yes
No	Biometric Analysis	Yes

Rujukan: http://www.popularmechanics.com/automotive ........

Berjalan pantas 30 minit untuk kempis perut

Bagi mereka yang inginkan perut kempis tanpa perlu habiskan duit beratus atau beribu menjalani aktiviti di pusat kecantikan.

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NEW YORK 18 Dis. – Berjalan pantas selama 30 minit enam kali seminggu didapati sudah cukup untuk mengempiskan perut dan mengurangkan risiko sindrom metabolik yang dikaitkan dengan gaya hidup kurang sihat.

“Kajian menunjukkan anda akan menerima faedah walaupun tidak membuat apa-apa perubahan pada pengambilan makanan,” kata Ketua Penyelidik di Pusat Perubatan Universiti Duke di North Carolina, Johanna L. Johnson.

Dianggarkan kira-kira satu perempat penduduk dewasa Amerika Syarikat mempunyai sindrom metabolik.

“Ini bermakna anda tidak perlu keluar berlari empat kali seminggu malah boleh berjalan di kawasan rumah selepas makan malam,” katanya.

Bagaimanapun kajian itu mendapati, mereka yang bersenam 30 minit dengan kekerapan enam hari seminggu atau lebih kurang 17.6 kilometer seminggu memperolehi lebih banyak faedah.

– Reuters

Malah orang yang berlari 27.2 kilometer dalam seminggu memperolehi lebih sedikit manfaat dalam terma merendahkan sindrom metabolik.

– Reuters

Kucing Bercahaya Merah

Kucing sudah blh kuar tukar warna merah..... apa sudah jadi dengan karenah manusia nie..... melanggar hukum kejadian alam.


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South Korean scientists clone cat that glows red

Cloning is a topic of much debate that has uses for good and uses that aren’t so good. Being able to clone animals with specific disease states could make it easier for researchers to tackle genetic diseases that affect animals and humans alike.

In 2005 the infamous Hwang Woo Suk, South Korean cloning scientist, admitted to falsifying stem cell cloning research. Even when it was later found that Suk had actually made a possibly larger breakthrough than the faked research suggested, the damage was already done and Suk was fired and faces legal ramifications for his falsified work.

Another group of South Korean scientists has cloned cats with a florescent protein gene that makes them glow red in ultra violet light. Similar techniques have been used in everything from roundworms to goldfish to pigs. The procedure used in the cloning process is hoped to be able to help develop treatments for genetic diseases.

The lead scientist on the project, Kong Il-keun from the Gyeongsang National University was able to produce a trio of cats with the altered glowing gene. The cats were born in January and February, two grew to adult and one cat was still born.

The South Korean Ministry of Science and Technology said in a statement, “It marked the first time in the world that cats with [altered fluorescence protein genes] RFP genes have been cloned.”

Area 51 lokasi paling rahsia AS

Kawasan ini lah yang banyak menghasilkan propaganda A.S dan juga eksperimen rahsia mereka. Antara seperti mana projek Skunk Works untuk ujian Lockheed Martin's Advanced Development Programs. Penerbangan ujian bagi U-2, SR-71, F-117, dan F-22.

Ia juga merupakan dipercayai tempat pengambaran krew Appolo 11 dalam misi menjejak di bulan.

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Area 51 lokasi paling rahsia AS

Oleh Nasron Sira Rahim
nasron@bharian.com.my

KAWASAN di luar Area 51 yang terletak di Nevada, Amerika Syarikat.

Setakat ini tiada bukti untuk menyokong dakwaan kawasan berkenaan dijadikan pusat kajian mengenai UFO, ujian senjata canggih

PADA 1989, Bob Lazar dalam satu temuramah televisyen yang disiarkan Stesen Penyiaran Las Vegas, mendakwa yang dia pernah menjalankan satu tugasan berkaitan 'kapal angkasa makhluk asing' atau UFO yang ditempatkan di Tasik Papoose, Selatan Area 51, Nevada, Amerika Syarikat (AS).

Sejak dakwaan Lazer itu, Area 51 mula menjadi lokasi misteri yang terkenal di kalangan ramai pihak terutama pengkaji makhluk asing dan UFO.

Mereka percaya kononnya di situlah wujudnya satu markas makmal penyelidikan milik Kerajaan AS bagi mengkaji kapal angkasa dan makhluk asing yang terhempas ke bumi.

Teori konspirasi itu berlarutan sehingga kini berikutan tiada siapa yang dapat mengesahkan dakwaan Lazer itu selain tiada siapa yang mampu tampil bersama bukti mengenai aktiviti misteri yang dilakukan di lokasi rahsia itu.

Area 51 sebelum itu lebih dikenali sebagai Pusat Penyelidikan dan Ujian Penerbangan Tentera Udara AS dan digunakan sebagai pusat pembangunan dan ujian bagi menghasilkan pesawat tempur canggih untuk negara terbabit.

Foto satelit Groom Lake di Area 51, di ambil semasa tahun 2000

Ia adalah antara lokasi paling rahsia di AS dan terletak di sebuah daerah terasing di selatan Nevada di mana penduduk tidak dibenarkan memasuki, menghampiri malah mengambil gambar di kawasan berkenaan atau mereka akan didakwa mengikut Seksyen 21, Akta Rahsia Rasmi 1950 (50 USC 797).

Bagaimanapun, aktiviti rahsia serta penyelidikan sulit berhubung pembinaan pesawat tempur selain beberapa laporan kononnya berlaku pelbagai fenomena aneh dan luar biasa di kawasan itu semakin menimbulkan curiga di kalangan ramai pihak.

Ia sekali gus mencetuskan prasangka di kalangan penyelidik ‘UFOlogy’ mengenai kemungkinan Kerajaan AS sudah berjaya menangkap makhluk asing dan merampas kapal angkasa mereka yang terhempas.

Mengikut teori konspirasi itu lagi, pihak kerajaan terbabit kini sedang melakukan pelbagai uji kaji terhadap makhluk itu serta mengkaji teknologi kapal angkasa mereka di Area 51, akan tetapi, Kerajaan AS didakwa cuba merahsiakan penemuan penting itu daripada semua pihak.

Penyelidik juga percaya yang makhluk asing serta UFO yang terhempas di Roswell, New Mexico, pada Julai 1947 juga ditempatkan di Area 51 untuk kajian lanjut.

Misteri mengenai kegiatan rahsia di lokasi sulit itu semakin menarik minat ramai pihak sehingga timbul pelbagai khabar angin antaranya:

Di lokasi itulah kerajaan AS didakwa menyimpan, menyelidik dan melakukan proses ‘keterbalikan kejuruteraan’ terhadap kapal angkasa makhluk asing bagi membolehkan mereka membina pesawat tempur canggih berasaskan teknologi UFO yang mereka temui.

Antara teknologi yang didakwa berjaya dibangun saintis dan penyelidik AS berasaskan penyelidikan terhadap kapal angkasa itu ialah penghasilan pesawat luar biasa dalam Program Aurora.

Kerajaan AS juga didakwa mengadakan kaji selidik dalam pelbagai bidang sains dan sosial terhadap makhluk asing yang ditemui sama ada hidup atau sudah mati malah mereka mungkin sudah mengadakan perhubungan dengan tamadun makhluk asing di angkasa.

Di lokasi Area 51 itu, penyelidik dan saintis didakwa sedang melakukan penyelidikan dan pembangunan senjata berasaskan tenaga alam seperti kawalan cuaca terhadap ribut, puting beliung atau gempa bumi.

Dakwaan yang lebih menggemparkan kononnya di lokasi rahsia itu saintis dan penyelidik sedang membina teknologi mesin merentas masa.

Segala penyelidikan dan aktiviti sulit di Area 51 didakwa berkait rapat dengan satu pertubuhan rahsia dikenali ‘Majestic 12’ yang ditubuhkan pada 1947 untuk menyiasat segala aktiviti berkaitan dengan UFO dan makhluk asing.

Pertubuhan rahsia yang anggotanya terdiri daripada sekumpulan saintis, ketua tentera, pegawai tinggi kerajaan AS itu ditubuhkan atas arahan eksekutif daripada Presiden AS ketika itu, Harry S Truman.

Mengenai lokasi makmal rahsia di Area 51 pula, ada khabar angin kononnya ia dibina di bawah tanah dan di dalam Tasik Papoose.

Kononnya di bawah permukaan muka bumi kawasan gurun itu, ada satu kompleks teramat besar yang dihubungkan dengan jalinan jalan raya bawah tanah selain wujudnya lapangan terbang khas yang hanya muncul apabila tasik berkenaan terbelah.

Bagaimanapun, pihak Tentera Udara AS menafikan kewujudan ‘Area 51’ sebagai satu daripada tapak operasi yang berada di bawah kawalan mereka.

Bagaimanapun, misteri berhubung lokasi itu semakin membingungkan apabila pada Julai 1996, seorang pemanggil rancangan radio ‘Art Bell's Coast to Coast AM’ yang menggelarkan dirinya sebagai ‘Victor’ mendakwa dia memiliki pita video yang menyiarkan proses soal siasat pegawai tentera dan saintis terhadap makhluk asing yang dilakukan di Area 51. Makhluk asing itu dipercayai berkomunikasi menggunakan telipati.

Victor mendakwa yang dia berjaya membuat salinan daripada rakaman asal milik pihak berkuasa Area 51 dan menyeludup keluar pita video berkenaan dari lokasi sulit terbabit.

Bagaimanapun, sehingga kini, tiada bukti kukuh yang mampu membongkar apa sebenarnya yang terdapat di sebalik lokasi rahsia Area 51.

Mungkin di situ terdapat pesawat angkasa lepas dan jasad makhluk asing; mungkin juga di situ terdapat makmal yang melakukan pelbagai penyelidikan bagi menghasilkan teknologi luar biasa; mungkin di situ juga disembunyikan pelbagai projek rahsia Kerajaan AS atau mungkin di situ hanya terdapat bangunan pejabat bagi operasi biasa tentera AS.

Sehingga kini, aktiviti sebenar di lokasi rahsia Area 51, kekal menjadi misteri. sumber: www.wikipedia.com

INFO: Area 51

Terletak di Nevada, Amerika Syarikat.

Turut dikenali sebagai Dreamland, Watertown Strip, Paradise Ranch, The Farm, The Box, Groom Lake dan juga The Directorate for Development Plans Area.

Menjadi pusat penyelidikan dan ujian penerbangan bagi Tentera Udara AS.

Menjadi popular berikutan dakwaan kononnya makhluk asing dan UFO yang terhempas di bumi disembunyikan untuk dikaji di lokasi itu.

Misteri berhubung lokasi itu banyak disebut dan dijadikan babak dalam filem dan rancangan televisyen antaranya The X-files, CSI, Stargate dan Eureka.

Rujukan:
http://www.bharian.com.my/Current_News/BH/Sunday/Misteri/20071202103240/Article
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Area_51
http://www.ufomind.com/area51/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skunk_works
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Moon_Landing_hoax_accusations
http://www.lockheedmartin.com/products/adp/index.html

Apakah Yang Polis Tahu Tentang Diri Anda (versi A.S)

Catatan mengenai apa yang polis di Amerika Syarikat boleh tahu. Macam dalam siri drama CSI gitu, tekan aje butang keyboard komputer... terus sahaja boleh dapat maklumat suspek atau mangsa.
Bagaimana pula jika pihak yang berkenaan menyalahguna dan membaca laporan sulit hanya untuk kepentingan peribadi??

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What Do the Cops Have on Me?

What turns up when a police officer punches your name into the computer.

By Brad Flora
Posted Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2007, at 5:53 PM ET

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Drew Peterson, the former Bolingbrook, Ill., police sergeant suspected of murdering his third and fourth wives, is now also under investigation for police misconduct. New evidence suggests that Peterson used official law-enforcement databases to check up on his fourth wife and her associates before she disappeared. Peterson's attorney says it was common practice for Bolingbrook police to run checks for friends and family, and to run prank names to alleviate boredom. What can the police learn about you from these database queries?
Your name and aliases; your Social Security number; where you live; when you were born; the color of your skin and eyes; any scars, tattoos, or identifying marks; your height, vision, and gender; what kind of car you drive, whether it's a stolen vehicle, and your license and plate numbers; your traffic violation history; your local, state, and federal criminal history; and your fingerprints
Local police gather this information from five main databases. A search of records from the state registration agency (called the "Department of Motor Vehicles" in most places) yields information on your car and to whom it's registered. There's another archive of driver's license records, kept in some states by the DMV and in other states by a separate licensing agency, which has facts on where you live, your driving record, and sometimes a digital copy of your license photo. Outstanding arrest warrants will show up in a third database, and a person's criminal history can be found in either the local police records or the federally operated National Crime Information Center database, which culls from local, state, and federal files. (Some police agencies also subscribe to research tools that are available to the general public, like LexisNexis and credit reporting services.)
Access to the databases works a little differently in every agency. In general, police have unrestricted access to the DMV, driver's license, and warrant databases, as well as the local police records. In some departments, the information can be obtained via Windows-based graphical user interfaces, while other offices still use DOS-like text interfaces. Either way, it works a lot like searching for a book at the library: Officers click a shortcut on their computer desktop to open a window that will let them search by name, license number, date of birth, or Social Security number, and return all matching records.
Looking up a person's federal and state criminal history is more complicated, though this also varies from local agency to agency. In some departments, officers can query the NCIC database directly from their office computers or the mobile data computer in their squad car; in others, officers must submit a formal request to their records department and sign a statement saying it's part of an ongoing investigation—and that the record will be destroyed when the investigation is over.
Got a question about today's news? Ask the Explainer.
Explainer thanks Maj. Robert Stack of the Lexington Division of Police in Lexington, Ky., and Tim Dees of Officer.com.
Brad Flora is a Slate intern.
Article URL: http://www.slate.com/id/2179180/

Senarai Codenames Produk/Projek Intel Corporation

Senarai nama produk atau projek Intel. Intel Development Center di Israel pula menamakan nama² tempat di tanah jajahan haram atau berkaitan.

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List of Intel codenames

Intel has historically named IC development projects after geographical names (since they can never be trademarked by someone else) of towns, rivers or mountains near the location of the Intel facility responsible for the IC. Many of these are in the American West, particularly in the state of Oregon (where most of Intel's CPU projects are designed; see well-known project codenames). As Intel's development activities have expanded, this nomenclature has expanded to Israel and India. Some older codenames refer to celestial bodies.
The following table lists known Intel codenames along with a brief explanation of their meaning and their likely namesake.

Codename	Description	Named after
Alderwood	a Pentium 4/D/XE chipset	probably named after a location in Snohomish County, Washington; see Alderwood.
Aliceton	the successor to Tigerton	unknown
Allendale	a version of the Intel Core 2 processor	Allendale is the name of several places in the USA; see Allendale.
Almador	a Pentium III-M chipset	probably named after Almador County, California
Alviso	a Pentium M chipset Mobile (915 Express series)	Alviso, a small neighborhood in San Jose, California, the closest San Jose neighborhood to Intel's Santa Clara headquarters.
Anchor Creek	Smithfield + Lakeport/Glenwood	Reference unknown
Aries	a 80486 chipset	probably Aries (constellation)
Aruba	Intel AR440BX chipset	Probably named after Aruba, an island of the Lesser Antilles in the Caribbean Sea
Auburndale	a dual-core mobile processor in the Nehalem architecture Auburndale is the name of various places in the US. Referred here may be Auburndale, Massachusetts.
Balboa	a Pentium II chipset	possibly named after Balboa, a subsection of the city of Newport Beach, Orange County, California.
Banias	The first Pentium M processor	Banias, an ancient site in the Golan Heights
Banister	Intel 440MX Pentium Pro/II/III chipset	Reference unknown
Bearlake	Successor to the 965 series [1]	Bear Lake, a natural freshwater lake divided by the Utah-Idaho border in the Western United States.
Beckton/Becton (the correct spelling may be either Beckton or Becton)	Nehalem-based MP-capable processor	unknown
Bensley	Bensley platform = Demspey & Woodcrest / Clovertown + Blackford chipset	Reference uncertain. Bensley is a census-designated place in Chesterfield County, Virginia
Bigby	chipsets for the 45 nm quad and dual core processors codenamed Yorkfield and Wolfdale	Reference unknown
Blackford	a 5000X chipset	Blackford is the name of various places. Reference unknown.
Bloomfield	a processor based on the Nehalem microarchitecture	Bloomfield is the name of several places in the USA; see Bloomfield.
Boaz	a LAN controller, part of the Montevina platform	probably named after Boaz, a Biblical figure from the Old Testament. Alternatively, the place name Boaz, AL or Boaz, MO.
Boazman: see 'Boaz'
Bonetrail	a motherboard optimized for gaming, related to 'Skulltrail' [2]	may be named after Bonetrail, a township in Williams County, North Dakota
Boxboro	Second-generation PCIe bus	Probably named after Boxborough, a town in Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Breeds Hill	i848P chipset	Probably named after Breed’s Hill, the actual site where the Battle of Bunker Hill took place during the American Revolution, located in the Charlestown section of Boston, Massachusetts
Bridge Creek	Presler + Broadwater	Bridge Creek is the name of various places in the US including Bridge Creek, Oklahoma and Bridge Creek, Wisconsin
Broadwater	a Core 2 Duo chipset	reference unknown; may be named after Broadwatera, a village in Morrill County, Nebraska.
Brookdale	a Celeron/Pentium 4 chipset	probably named after Brookdale, an unicorporated town in Santa Cruz County, California. For other meanings see Brookdale.
Bulverde	The PXA27x family of Xscale processors	Bulverde, a city in Comal County, Texas.
Calexico	Intel PRO/Wireless 2100 or later 2200 (IEEE 802.11b) mini-PCI WiFi adapter, part of the Carmel platform	Calexico, a city in Imperial County, California.
Calistoga	Intel Mobile 945 Express-series chipset, part of the Napa platform	Calistoga, a city in Napa County, California.
Camino	a Pentium II/III / Celeron chipset	Camino, California. A small town in El Dorado County, California. Apple Hill is located in Camino.
Caneland	Xeon MP platform which uses Tigerton Core 2 based CPUs. It has four dedicated point-to-point FSB connections to memory controller.	reference unknown
Canmore	an SoC for consumer electronics; successor to the CE2110 but based on the x86 instruction set rather than the ARM architecture [3]	possibly named after Canmore, Alberta
Canterwood	a Pentium 4 chipset	reference unknown
Cantiga	chipset part of Montevina	reference unknown
Carmel	first-generation Centrino platform as well as a Pentium II/III / Celeron chipset	Mount Carmel, a coastal mountain range in northern Israel
Cascades	Second version of the Pentium III Xeon	Cascade Range, a major mountain range of western North America, extending from southern British Columbia through Washington and Oregon to Northern California.
Caswell	a processor technology for WiFi, integrated in the ICH6W I/O controller hub	Reference unknown
Cedar Mill	the final revision of the Pentium 4	Cedar Mill, a census-designated place and an unincorporated community in Washington County, Oregon, west of the Willamette Stone.
Chevelon	Intel IOP342 I/O Processor	Probably named after a place in Arizona
Chivano	the first Itanium processor manufactured at 95 nm	Reference unknown
Clackamas	later codename for the Intel 64 project, originally codenamed Yamhill	Clackamas River, a river in Oregon
Clarksboro	Clarksboro]	Reference uncertain. Clarksboro is a historic area of Gloucester County, New Jersey
Clovertown	a Quad-core Xeon processor (A quad-core version of Woodcrest, consisting of two Woodcrest dies on a multi-chip module)	reference unknown
Colusa	a Xeon chipset	either named after Colusa, California or after Colusa County of which this city is the seat.
Conroe	the desktop variant of the Intel Core 2 processor	Conroe, Texas
Coppermine	the second-generation Pentium III processor	reference unknown; for various meanings see Coppermine.
Copperriver	chipsets based on Grantsdale/Alderwood models	The Copper River or Ahtna River is a river in south-central Alaska in the United States
Covington	first-generation Celeron processor	Covington is the name of many places in the US. Referred here is probably Covington, a city in King County, Washington.
Clarksfield	a quad-core mobile processor in the Nehalem architecture Clarksfield is a township in Huron County, Ohio, USA.
Cranberry lake	replacement of Bensley-VS	Cranberry Lake is a lake in the Adirondack Mountains and the Adirondack State Park in New York
Cranford	an MP version of the Nocona	reference unknown; for various meanings see Cranford.
Crestine	a chipset for Yonah; the successor to the Express 945GM and 945PM mobile chipsets	Reference unknown
Crestline	Intel Mobile 965 Express chipset	Several places in the USA are called Crestline. Probably Crestline, California is referred here, a place in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Dana Point	a wireless networking card for the Montevina platform supporting WiMAX	Dana Point, a city in southern Orange County, California
Danbury	a data protection engine for Eaglelake chipsets [4]	Danbury is the name of various places in the US. See Danbury
Deerfield	the fourth version of Itanium 2	Deerfield is the name of many places in the US.
Dempsey	the Dual-Core Xeon 5000-series	reference unknown; for various meanings see Demspey.
Deschutes	the second-generation Pentium II processor	Deschutes County, Oregon or, more likely, Deschutes River, which runs through it.
Dimona	the Dual Processor only version of Tukwila	Dimona is an Israeli city in the Negev desert
Dixon	mobile Pentium II PE ("Performance Enhanced")	Dixon is the name of many places in the US. Referred here may be Dixon, a city in Solano County, California.
Dothan	a Pentium M processor, successor to Banias	Dothan, an ancient town in Israel
Drake	The first Xeon processor, released in 1998 as the Pentium II Xeon	reference unknown
Dunnington	A 45 nm successor to Tigerton, which may be either a quad-core or an octa-core processor	reference unknown; Dunnington is a village in Yorkshire, UK but this is not a likely reference.
Eaglelake	Desktop chipset family; replacement of Bearlake	Eagle Lake is the name of many places in North America, including a town in Texas
East Fork	Intel digital home PC platform	East Fork is the name of several places in the US, including one in California (referring to the east fork of the Carson River).
Echo Peak	a wireless networking card for the Montevina platform supporting WiMAX and 802.11b/g/n	Echo Peak, a mountain in the Sierra Nevada mountain range to the west of Lake Tahoe on the border of the Desolation Wilderness in El Dorado County, California.
Emerald Bay	Intel EB440BX chipset	Emerald Bay is a bay on the west side of Lake Tahoe, in California
Fanwood	the fifth version of Itanium 2	Fanwood, a borough in the US state of New Jersey?
Foster	Initial variant of the 32-bit Xeon processor using the NetBurst architecture	Foster is the name of various places in the US. Referred here is probably Foster, Oregon.
Foxton	a power-management technology that was originally planned for inclusion in Montecito	Foxton is the name of various places in England and New Zealand. US location unknown.
Gainestown	a quad-core processor based on Intel's upcoming Nehalem microarchitecture	reference unknown
Gallatin	Pentium 4 Extreme Edition	Gallatin is the name of various places in the US. Reference unknown.
Gallaway	Presler/Cedarminll + Glenwood	Probably named after Gallaway, California
Garlow	replacement of the Wyloway single processor platform	Reference unknown
Gaston	Intel wireless ethernet technology	Gaston is a city in Washington County, Oregon, United States
Geneseo	the joint IBM/Intel extensions to PCI Express	Geneseo is the name of several places in the United States. It is not known whether it concerns an Intel or IBM codename.
Gesher	a 32 nm processor microarchitecture, the successor to Nehalem	Named after the Hebrew word for 'bridge'. Because Gesher is also the name of a political party in Israel, Intel later changed the name to Sandy Bridge. [5]
Gilgal	Gigabit Ethernet chip	Gilgal is a place name mentioned by the Hebrew Bible
Gilo	a processor based on the Nehalem microarchitecture	probably named after Mount Gilo, a mountain close to Jerusalem; see Har Gilo.
Glenwood	a Core 2 Duo chipset	Glenwood is the name of various places in the US. Referred here is probably Glenwood, Washington.
Glidewell	the workstation counterpart of the Bensley server platform	Reference unknown
Golan	Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG mini-PCIe WiFi adapter, part of the Napa platform	Golan Heights, a plateau on the border of Israel, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria
Granite Bay	a Pentium 4 chipset	Granite Bay, a census-designated place in Placer County, California.
Grantsdale	a Pentium 4/D/XE chipset	reference unknown; may be named after Grantsdale, Montana.
Greencreek	Intel 5000X chipset	Greencreek is the name of a town in Idaho County, Idaho. See List of places in Idaho/G
Harpertown	a 45 nm, quad-core processor	Harpertown, a place in Kern County, California.
Havendale	the desktop version of Auburndale	reference unknown
Hondo	the third version of Itanium 2	Hondo, the county seat of Medina County, Texas?
Irwindale	Second version of the 64-bit Xeon processor	Irwindale, a city in Los Angeles County, California.
Jayhawk	the Xeon counterpart of Tejas	reference unknown; for various meanings see Jayhawk
Juneau	Intel JN440BX chipset	Juneau is the capital of the U.S. state of Alaska
Katmai	the first Pentium III processor	Probably named after Mount Katmai, a volcano in the Katmai Park in Alaska, the site of a colossal 1912 eruption. Incidentally Katmai is also the codename of a Microsoft project: the next release of SQL Server.
Kedron	Intel PRO/Wireless 4965AGN IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n mini-PCIe WiFi adapter	probably named after Kidron Valley, a valley near Jerusalem. Also see Kedron.
Kenai	LAN chip	probably named after one of several placed in Alaska called Kenai
Kentsfield	the first quad-core version of the Core 2 processor	reference unknown
Keifer	a mini core [6]	reference unknown
Kevet	a mini core [6]	a place in Ventura County, California
Kikayon	a version of the Intel Core processor	Kikayon is the Hebrew name of a plant mentioned in the Biblical Book of Jonah
Kinneret	LAN chip	Yam Kinneret, Israel's largest freshwater lake
Klamath	the first-generation Pentium II processor	Klamath, is the name of a river that flows through Oregon and California and the name of adjacent counties in both of these states.
Kyrene	a chipset, member of the Brookdale family	Kyrene is a settlement situated in the state of Arizona [1]
LaGrande	Intel Trusted Execution Technology, a set of security features	Pierce County], Washington.
Lakeport	a Pentium 4/D/XE chipset	Lakeport is a name of various places in the US. Referred here may be Lakeport, California, the county seat of Lake County.
Langwell	the I/O part of the 'Moorestown' system-on-a-chip platform for UMPCs and internet tablets	reference unknown
Larrabee	a graphics core [7] , [6]	Larrabee, Iowa, a city in Cherokee County, Iowa, United States or Larrabee, Wisconsin, a town in Waupaca County, Wisconsin, United States. See Larrabee
Lincroft	an SoC that's part of the Moorestown platform for UMPCs and internet tablets	Lincroft is a part of Middletown Township, in Monmouth County, New Jersey
Lindenhurst	a Dual Xeon chipset	Lindenhurst is the name of several places in the US. Reference unknown.
Little River	Intel 945GU Express chipset	Little River is the name of many places in the US, including a town in Mendocino County, California and a river in Oregon
Lynnfield	a quad-core Nehalem processor, successor to Bloomfield	Lynnfield is a town in Essex County, Massachusetts.
Madison	the second version of Itanium 2	Madison is the name of many places in the USA. Reference unknown.
Marathon	Intel 2700G graphics accelerator	Reference uncertain
Matanzas	Mobile On Embedded Socket P Merom-based design; a version of Santa Rosa. "Santa Rosa for Embedded Market" document hints a prerelease version of was available to some as early as May 2006.	Reference unknown
McCaslin	Intel Ultra Mobile Platform 2007 [8], see also Intel A100	Reference unknown
McCreary	the third generation of vPro [4]	possibly named after McCreary County, Kentucky
McKinley	the first Itanium 2 processor	Mount McKinley or Denali in Alaska is the highest mountain peak in North America
Mendocino	second-generation (?) Celeron processor	Mendocino is a census-designated place in Mendocino County, California
Menlow	successor to the A100 series of processors for UMPCs and internet access devices	reference unknown
Merced	The first version of the Itanium processor	Merced River, California
Mercury	a Pentium chipset	planet Mercury
Merom	the first mobile version of the Core 2 processor	Merom Lacus, a lake in the Hulah Valley of Israel
Millington	Dual-core Itanium 2 processor	Reference uncertain. Millington is a town in Kent County and Queen Anne's County, Maryland but also the name of various other places. See Millington
Monahans	the successor to Bulverde	Monahans, a city in Texas; the county seat of Ward County.
Montara	a Pentium M chipset (855 series)	Montara, a census-designated place in San Mateo County, California
Montecito	a revision of the Intel Itanium 2 processor	Montecito, California
Montevina	successor to Santa Rosa i.e. fifth-generation Centrino platform	Montevina is a wine out of the Sierra Foothills, after the Italian word for mountain wine.
Montvale	an upgraded version of the Montecito Itanium 2	Montvale, New Jersey?
Moorestown	Successor to Menlow	Reference uncertain. Moorestown is a place located in Lawrence County, Indiana. Other places by the name of Moorestown exist as well. It may also be a play on the name of Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel and author of Moore's law.
Morgan Hill	i865GV chipset	Morgan Hill is a city located in the southern part of Santa Clara County, California
Mount Prospect	Intel MP440BX chipset	Mount Prospect is a village in Cook County, Illinois
Mukilteo	a chipset for uniprocessor servers	Mukilteo is a city in Snohomish County, Washington
Napa	third-generation Centrino platform	Napa is the county seat of Napa County, California, home to the famous Napa Valley wine region.
Natoma	a Pentium Pro/Pentium II chipset	A census-designated place in Sacramento County, California. Lake Natoma is nearby.
Nehalem	a processor microarchitecture that is being developed by Intel and is the planned successor to Penryn	Nehalem, a city in Tillamook County, Oregon or rather Nehalem River
Neptune	a Pentium chipset	planet Neptune
Ninevah	An ethernet chip	Nineveh was an important city in ancient Assyria, referred to in the Book of Jonah
Nocona	Initial version of the 64-bit Xeon processor	Nocona, a city in Montague County, Texas
Northwood	the second-generation Pentium 4 processor	Northwood is the name of several places in the USA. See Northwood (disambiguation)
Odem	a Pentium M chipset (855 series)	Mount Odem in the Golan Heights
Orion	a Pentium Pro chipset	probably Orion (constellation) or Orion Nebula
Paxville	the first Dual-Core Xeon	Paxville, a town in Clarendon County, South Carolina
Penryn	The successor to the Conroe	Penryn, California, a town of about 2,000 and home to a granite quarry
Placer	a Xeon chipset	Placer County, California
Plumas	a Xeon chipset	Plumas County, California
Potomac	an MP version of the Nocona	the Potomac River, which flows through West Virginia, Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, DC, USA.
Poulsbo	a second-generation UMPC chipset [9]	Poulsbo, a waterfront city in Kitsap County, Washington, United States. Named after Paulsbo, Norway, a mistake on the application for establishing a post office resulted in the town being officially named Poulsbo in 1886.
Poulson	a future generation of Intel's Itanium 2 processor family, expected to come to market in 2009, after Tukwila	reference unknown
Prescott	a Pentium 4 processor, successor to Northwood	Prescott is the name of various places in the USA, including a city in Oregon.
Presler	Pentium 4-based dual core processor (65 nm part)	reference unknown
Prestonia	Second version of the 32-bit Xeon processor	Prestonia, a neighborhood five miles southeast of downtown Louisville, Kentucky?
Reidland	A family of Xeon processors and successor to the Truland platform	Possibly named after Reidland, a census-designated place in McCracken County, Kentucky
Richford	Richford platform = Tukwila/Poulson + Rose Hill chipset	Richford is the name of various places in the US, in the states of New York, Wisconson and Vermont. Reference unknown.
Robson	a NAND flash-memory caching technology	Possibly Mount Robson, the highest point in the Canadian Rockies. See Robson.
Rochester	Intel RC440BX chipset	Rochester is the name of many places in the US. Referred here may be Rochester, a census-designated place in Thurston County, Washington
Salt Creek	a platform based around Intel’s Core 2 Quad Q6600 processor and Core 2 Duo processors	Salt Creek is the name of various places in the US. Reference unknown
San Clemente	Chipset for LV and ULV dual core Xeons	San Clemente is a city in Orange County, California
Sandy Bridge	the processor formerly called Gesher	reference unknown
Santa Rosa	fourth-generation Centrino platform	Santa Rosa, California
Saturn	a 80486 chipset	planet Saturn
Seaburg	successor of the 5000p chipset	Seaburg is the name of a town in Idaho County, Idaho. See List of places in Idaho/S
Seattle	a Pentium II/III / Celeron chipset	Seattle, the largest city in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is located in King County, of which it is the county seat.
Shelton	a Celeron M processor	Shelton, a city in Mason County, Washington
Shiloh	a wireless module part of Montevina	Shiloh, a biblical village and eponymous stream in the Samaria hills region of the West Bank and present-day Israeli settlement of the same name. Also the name of various places in the US; see Shiloh.
Silverdale	Intel processor virtualization features	Silverdale is a census-designated place in Kitsap County, Washington
Silverthorne	a processor designed for UMPCs and the successor to Stealy.	possibly named after Silverthorne, Colorado.
SkullTrail	a dual CPU system set to rival the AMD Quad FX platform, aimed at gaming	the name is most likely related to 'Bonetrail', an associated Intel motherboard
Smithfield	the first version of the Pentium D processor	Smithfield is the name of various places in the USA.
Solano	a Pentium III/Celeron chipset	Solano County, California
Sonoma	second-generation Centrino platform	Sonoma is the name of a town, a county, a valley and a stream in Northern California.
Sossaman	the Dual-Core Xeon LV (Low Voltage)	reference unknown
Springdale	the 865 Pentium 4 chipset	Springdale is the name of several places in the USA.
Stealy	a single-core mobile chip [10]	possible named after Stealy, an unincorporated community in Oklahoma.
Stoakley	Stoakley platform = Harpertown + Seaburg chipset	Reference unknown. Stoakley is the name of a town in Ireland and in Maryland, USA.
Stoutland	a CPU with integrated memory controller	May be named after Stoutland, a village in Camden and Laclede County, Missouri
Sunrise Lake	Intel IOP348 I/O Processor	Reference uncertain. Sunrise Lake is a 257-acre water body located in Strafford County in eastern New Hampshire, in the town of Middleton
Tanglewood	a version of the Itanium processor, successor to Montvale	Tanglewood, an estate and music venue in Lenox and Stockbridge, Massachusetts or Tanglewood, a neighborhood in Houston, Texas. See Tanglewood (disambiguation).
Tanner	Initial version of the Pentium III Xeon	Tanner probably refers to Tanner, a place in King County, Washington.
Tehama	a Pentium 4 chipset	Mount Tehama, an ancient volcano in northern California.
Tejas	Intel's microprocessor which was to be a successor to the latest Pentium 4 with Prescott core	Tejas has several meanings; see Tejas.
Thurley	Thurley platform = Gainestown CPU + Tylersburg chipset	Reference unknown
Tigerton	A quad-core, MP-capable processor to be released in place of Whitefield	Tigerton, a village in Shawano County, Wisconsin?
Timna	Abanoned x86-based SoC project [11]	Timna, a city in southern Israel
Tolapai	x86-based system-on-a-chip [12]	possibly Tolapai Spring, Arizona
Tonga	Pentium II Mobile processor	Unknown; see Tonga (disambiguation)
Triton	a Pentium chipset	probably refers to Triton, a city in Washington, USA.
Truland	Truland platform = Paxville/Tulsa + E8501 chipset	Reference unknown
Tualatin	third-generation Pentium III processor; also name of derived fourth-generation Celeron processor, nicknamed ‘’Tualeron’’	Tualatin Valley or the Tualatin River in Oregon, where Intel has large manufacturing and design facilities
Tukwila	Tanglewood renamed, after the Tanglewood Music Center in Massachusetts demanded a switch	Tukwila, Washintgon
Tulloch	Intel i855	Tulloch is the name of a reservoir in Tuolumne County, California.
Tulsa	the 7100 series, an improved version of Paxville MP	Tulsa, the second-largest city in the U.S. state of Oklahoma and the county seat of Tulsa County.
Tumwater	a Dual Xeon chipset	Tumwater is a city in Thurston County, Washington next to the Deschutes River.
Twin Castle	Intel E8500 chipset	Reference unknown
Tylersburg	Chipset for the Gainestown CPU	May be named after a place in Pennsylvania
Val Vista	Intel IOC340 I/O Controller	Reference unknown
Vanderpool	an x86 Virtualization technology	Vanderpool, a small settlement in Bandera County, Texas.
Warm Springs	Intel WS440BX chipset	Warm Springs is the name of many places in the US. Referred here may be Warm Springs, an unincorporated community in the Warm Springs Indian Reservation, in Oregon
Westmere	the 32 nm shrink of Nehalem [13]	Possibly named after Westmere, a hamlet in Albany County, NY
Whitefield	a quad-core processor, partially based on Woodcrest, using the new Common System Interface (CSI) bus. This project was cancelled and replaced with the Tigerton processor on the Caneland platform. CSI technology won’t appear until the second-generation 45nm processor Nehalem.	Whitefield is the name of several places in the USA, India, and the United Kingdom; see Whitefield.
Whitney	a Pentium II/III / Celeron chipset	Whitney is the name of several places in the USA including Whitney, Oregon, Whitney, Texas and Mount Whitney, the highest peak in the continental United States.
Willamette	the first Pentium 4 processor	Willamette River or the Willamette Valley region of Oregon, where a large number of Intel manufacturing facilities are located
Windigo	WWAN Internet access via HSDPA cellular networks	Windigo?
Woodcrest	a dual-core Xeon DP	Woodcrest, a census-designated place in Riverside County, California
Wolfdale	45 nm desktop dual-core processor (based on 'Penryn', the 45 nm incarnation of the Core 2 Duo architecture) [14]	possibly Wolfdale, a census-designated place in Washington County, Pennsylvania
Wyloway	platform for single-processor workstations	Possibly named after Wyloway, a settlement in the state of Georgia in United States [2]
Yamhill	the Intel 64 CPU architecture	Yamhill is the name of several places and geographical features in Oregon; referred here is likely the Yamhill River in Oregon's Willamette Valley.
Yonah	Intel's Pentium M line, after Banias and Dothan, branded Intel Core	Yonah pigeon in Hebrew, developed at Intel Development Center Israel.
Yorkfield	the quad-core successor to the Kentsfield processor [14]	Reference unknown