Betul, tak tipu ni, NK terima RM1,000,000.00 masuk ke dalam akaun Maybank NK, tak percaya, cuba tengok resit di bawah ni, siapa yang bagi pun tak tahu la.

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Betul kan? jadi lepas ni siapa-siapa yang nak makan free boleh la bagitahu NK, NK belanja percuma je nak makan apa-apa pun boleh.

Ingat lagi kiriman NK sebelum ni pasal Maklumat transaksi Maybank2U yang terdedah di internet? ini la contoh salah satu salah guna yang boleh di hasilkan daripada maklumat bank yang terdedah tu, orang ramai boleh ubahsuai maklumat dalam page tersebut kepada apa sahaja maklumat yang mereka mahu. Apa yang diperlukan cuma sedikit kepakaran dalam HTML je, malah, NK buat yang atas tu tak perlu guna HTML pun. Apatah lagi kalau ada Hacker ke kan yang dapat salahguna maklumat ni, macam-macam boleh jadi.

Dahsyat kan? Perkara ni boleh disalahguna masa membuat pembelian online, dimana penjual akan meminta pembeli hantar bukti transaksi melalui email dan sebagainya, kemudian pembeli cuma perlu edit resit Maybank2U seperti di atas dan hantar resit palsu ni kepada penjual. Dan akhirnya penjual sudah pasti tertipu dengan resit palsu ini. Bahaya betul!

Nantikan lebih maklumat dalam kiriman akan datang,

PETALING JAYA: A mechanical engineer had RM200 literally “washed away” when the print on his new RM50 notes disappeared after he accidentally left his wallet in the laundry.

Yeoh Jit Shiong, 25, was shocked to find that the damaged notes were almost unrecognisable on Saturday evening.

What remained were the security threads and watermarks.

Faded notes: The four new RM50 notes that were decolourised after they were left in the washing machine by mistake.

“The printing was completely washed off, including the serial number.

“What’s surprising is that an old RM50 note that got washed along with the new notes wasn’t damaged at all,” said Yeoh.

“If an old RM50 note can withstand being in a washing machine, why not the new RM50 note, which is supposed to be an improved, upgraded version?” he asked.

Yeoh had withdrawn RM300 in RM50 notes from an ATM in USJ earlier in the day.

He said the notes from the ATM were new and genuine.

“I used RM50 to pay the cashier at a petrol station, who validated it with a bank-note detector.

“With the serial numbers washed off, how am I going to take the notes back to the bank for an exchange?”

sos duit : http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/2/8/nation/5634765&sec=nation

Uish3, bahaya ni, so lepas ni kalau ada je duit rm50, terus email kat notakosong, kami bagi nombor akaun bank untuk untuk korang simpan, baik simpan dalam bank dari jadi tisu tandas macam tu je kan? Notakosong tak mintak banyak, dapat sekeping sehari cukup la~